Arsenault Associates announces annual photo contest winners
The winning photos submitted by companies will be featured in Arsenault's 2011-12 17-month calender. Each winning picture was accompanied by a description of how the company uses Arsenault's Dossier fleet maintenance management software to lower costs and increase profits.
BURLINGTON, N.J. — Arsenault Associates announced the winners of its fourth annual fleet photo contest. The top 17 fleet and maintenance photos will be featured in its 17-month 2011-12 calendar.
The grand prize was awarded to the Solid Waste Authority of Central Ohio (SWACO). SWACO's winning photo appears on the calendar page for May 2011.
The calendar will also feature photos from five trucking companies, two food delivery fleets, two bus fleets, two mixed government fleets and two waste management companies, as well as fleets involved in oil field service, local oil and propane delivery, oil pipeline and terminal services, and vegetation management.
The winning companies use Arsenault's Dossier software to manage the maintenance of assets ranging from trucks and cars to construction equipment and refrigeration units. Each winning picture was accompanied by a description of how the company uses Dossier to lower costs and increase profits.
The new Dossier calendar is available upon request at the Arsenault Associates website.
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