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Gary Viall is Safe Fleet’s Senior National Sales Manager, Trailers within the Covering Solutions business unit. Gary and his team are responsible for sales growth of the product lines servicing the trailer market at the OEM, dealer and fleet levels. Gary is also responsible for managing our international sales activities. With over 26 years of sales experience, Gary has a passion for serving our customers with a solutions-based approach to problem solving. Gary can be reached at 423-505-5855 or e-mail gary.viall@safefleet.net.
Agricultural haulers work on tight timelines, especially during planting and harvesting seasons. Protecting raw materials or the final harvest from moisture and debris is vital for profitability. These loads are often time-sensitive, and disruptions can increase transportation costs and delay deliveries, which can result in lost revenue for growers and haulers.
Automated tarp systems are essential for hauling operations, offering a reliable and efficient way to secure loads on trailers, including end dumps, belly dumps, and transfer trailers. These trailers are commonly used across the construction, agriculture, and waste management industries, where load containment is critical to safety, regulatory compliance, and overall efficiency.
Mesh tarps are a popular and versatile choice in the hauling industry, providing reliable protection for a wide range of loads. For dump trucks, mesh tarps are particularly useful due to their durability, breathability, and ability to secure loose materials.
Vinyl tarps are an excellent choice for securing trailer loads. Made of durable, high-quality material, they offer unmatched protection for challenging loads in the construction, agriculture and waste and recycling industries. Vinyl trailer tarps help safeguard cargo against weather and wear, ensuring compliance with transportation regulations.
Transporting hot asphalt is a critical step in road construction and paving projects, but maintaining the quality of the load during transit can be a challenge. These temperature-sensitive loads can cool quickly if not properly protected, compromising the mixture by the time it reaches the job site.
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Gary Viall
Senior National Sales Manager, Trailers
Gary Viall is Safe Fleet’s Senior National Sales Manager, Trailers within the Covering Solutions business unit.
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