Official Opening of Lumen’s New Distribution Centre in Laval, PQ

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Friday, September 18 marked the official opening of Lumen’s new distribution centre in Laval, with manufacturers, suppliers, customers, and users all taking part. Watch for more on the distribution centre, which employs the latest in warehouse technology, in a future issue.

Lumen has a vast network of 32 branches, a 245,000 square feet distribution centre, next-day delivery and expediting service everywhere in Quebec, and a 24/7 emergency service.

This week, September 21-25, Lumen branches host a series of activities promoting workplace safety products. Participate in training, products presentations and events with suppliers. While there, get a free inspection of your safety harness. Find out more: http://www.lumen.ca/en/news/safety-week-2015-0.

 

 

 

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