Sales and Service

Our sales and service representatives have an in-depth knowledge of diesel fuel system design, and state and national codes. The sales team works closely with our engineers and manufacturing to ensure your order matches your specifications.

 

Knowledge of codes

The Sales and Service Team understands federal, state and local requirements including:

• Underwriters Laboratories UL-142 and UL-508 listing.

• National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 30, 37, and 110 Codes.

• Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) requirements,

• State of Wisconsin Indoor and Outdoor Approval and State of Massachusetts Approval.

• City of New York, City of Chicago and City of Los Angeles Fire Department (LAFD) Codes.

Engineering

Tramont’s skilled engineers and industrial designers use sophisticated computers and powerful design programs. Whether it is a standard day tank or custom project, Tramont understands UL requirements, codes, materials, and manufacturing technology like no one else in the industry.

 

Manufacturing and Facilities

Tramont’s headquarters and manufacturing plant is located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The 175,000-square-foot manufacturing complex features our Power Systems group that is one of the best full service packaging facilities in the industry. Our extensive generator experience and flexibility allows us to offer superior and reliable packaging services with short lead times.

 

Tramont Quality Philosophy

Companies with high-level quality performance inevitably are the most successful within their industry. This has been the case at Tramont, where our commitment to continuous quality improvement has been the edge driving financial growth and increased productivity. At Tramont “quality” is not an abstract concept. It is a way of doing business. Our “Quality Philosophy” is summarized in five parts:

• Quality starts at the top. Some companies view quality as the concern of production employees. At Tramont, senior management is committed to quality and ultimately held accountable for the company’s quality performance.

• Set ambitious quality goals and communicate them to employees. Tramont employees understand what is expected of them as individuals and work groups.

• Focus on the core business. At Tramont we focus our full attention on diesel fuel control and containment systems, instead of diluting our energies across multiple, unrelated product lines.

• Make quality part of the process. Design, production and service processes are continuously reviewed to determine how they can be improved.

• Make suppliers a partner. A product is only as good as its components. Suppliers are carefully selected and their performance monitored. Tramont works with suppliers to determine material selection and the most efficient means of delivery.