Hazmasters Opens New Branch in Saint John, NB

Hazmasters Saint John NB

 

Feb 01 2016

This newest branch is 8000 square feet and hosts an expanded product offering of tools and accessories, fasteners and other MRO products. Location: 175 Hilyard Street, Saint John, NB; 506-646-0345. Watch for an official Grand Opening event in May.

Hazmasters has 14 locations across Canada offering 24/7 emergency support, extensive safety product inventories, service centres, and education classrooms.

The Hazmasters Saint John team includes:
• Pat Graves, Branch Operations Manager
• Jason Murray, Customer Sales & Service Representative
• John Henderson, Business Development
• Gene Lapointe, Business Development

Hazmasters, a subsidiary of WESCO Distribution Canada, provides workplace safety equipment, training and services.

Find out more: www.hazmasters.com.

 

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