Each day your driver has the same (or a similar) routine. They get in around 6am, performs a pre-trip inspection on the truck, heads to the rack, waits in line to fill up and then off to start making deliveries for the day. At some point the driver will make their way back to the…
GREMLIN® Tank Monitors Expands Its Product Line of Heating Oil Tank Monitors to Include 4G LTE Models Fort Lauderdale, FL, January 2019 – Angus Monitoring Service, LLC (AMS) is pleased to announce the launch of our newest tank monitors. The heating oil tank monitor uses 4G LTE cellular service, allowing data to transmit immediately after…
Proactively Preparing For Winter Storms Each time a winter storm strikes your area, customers panic and flood your office with calls. Your team scrambles to keep up with the demand and serve as many customers as possible. It can certainly be a challenge for the best of us. When a storm is predicted to hit…
Written by: Steve Kurtz, Vice President of Operations of Angus Monitoring Services, GREMLIN tank monitors While saying “yes” to tank monitors is becoming easier, however the question that arises shortly after the decision to purchase tank monitors is to what type of monitors you need for your customer base. Your customers are comprised…
America is facing an increasing labor shortage in the trucking industry with 63,000 open positions in 2018. While some fuel marketers are feeling the effects of this shortage, others are not or are pretending that this will pass. The reality is that while companies try to attract more drivers with higher pay and bonuses, the number of open positions is expected to double in the next few years. Thankfully, the heating fuel industry has solutions that can help fuel marketers survive this driver shortage and set them up for success in the coming years.
