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Orich Transport invests in a well-maintained, purpose-configured fleet because the equipment on the job reflects the standard of the service we deliver.
Every unit in Orich's fleet is inspected and certified before deployment, GPS-tracked with forward-facing cameras throughout operation, and matched to the specific requirements of the job it's assigned to. Our fleet covers the full scope of our services, so the right equipment is always available when your project needs it.
Orich's hauling fleet is configured to support the full range of oilfield, construction, and industrial transport requirements across Alberta.
Orich Transport invests in a well-maintained, purpose-configured fleet because the equipment on the job reflects the standard of the service we deliver.
Every piece of equipment Orich dispatches to a job meets the same operational standard, regardless of job size, client, or location.
All trucks, trailers, and hydrovac units undergo regular preventative maintenance and inspection on a documented schedule. Equipment is certified and confirmed job-ready before it leaves the yard. If a unit needs attention, it comes off the rotation, not after it causes a problem on your site.
Every piece of Orich's fleet is GPS-tracked. Your team can confirm equipment location throughout the job without chasing down updates. Scheduling, coordination, and accountability are all easier when you know exactly where the fleet is.
Forward-facing cameras are installed on all hauling trucks and equipment cabs. Camera footage provides an additional layer of operational oversight and documentation. These tools are great for incident investigation, site access verification, and the operational transparency that major operators and safety programs increasingly require.
All equipment is operated by employees with active WCB coverage. Certification, compliance documentation, and safety credentials are current and available on request, so your procurement and HSE teams aren't waiting on paperwork when they need it.
Every truck and piece of equipment in Orich's fleet is GPS-tracked in real time. This provides full operational visibility throughout every job and supports the documentation and oversight requirements of major operators and safety programs.
Yes. Orich operates equipment configured for wet frac sand hauling, which comes with higher weight and load management demands than dry bulk hauling due to the water-saturated sand. If your project involves wet frac sand, contact our team to discuss equipment specifications and scheduling availability.
All equipment undergoes regular preventative maintenance and inspection on a documented schedule. Units are certified and confirmed job-ready before deployment. Equipment that requires attention is taken out of rotation before it creates a problem on a job site. Orich's fleet maintenance practices are part of the broader safety and reliability standards covered by our COR Certification and compliance program.
Orich's hydrovac unit is available year-round, including for winter work. Our hydrovac services include cold-weather and frozen ground applications, such as steam and thaw, culvert de-icing, and ice flow removal, so equipment availability and capability aren't limited by season.
Yes. When you contact Orich for a quote, our team reviews your job requirements and confirms the right equipment for the scope, including trailer type, load configuration, and any specialized requirements. If you have specific equipment questions before submitting a quote request or calling us directly at 403.588.8699.
Whether you're planning a frac program, a major equipment move, hydrovac excavation, or need to confirm wet frac sand hauling capacity, call our team, and we'll tell you exactly what we have available and when.