WTM Logistics can collect packed instruments in Lethbridge and deliver them to a nominated calibration or service receiver in Calgary. Arrange the transport around the equipment’s identification, protective packaging and the laboratory’s receiving process.
WTM transports the shipment. The calibration provider performs the testing, calibration and any certification associated with its work.
Confirm the laboratory intake before booking
Ask the Calgary receiver what job reference and accompanying paperwork it needs. Confirm its receiving address, hours and contact, which may differ from the company’s main office information.
Identify the instrument and any accessories being sent. Keep serial numbers and intake details in the appropriate paperwork so the receiver can connect the equipment with the requested service.
A courier booking should not assume the laboratory already knows why an unlabelled case has arrived.
Prepare the instrument for transportation
Use the protective case and packaging specified for the equipment’s transport needs. Secure separate accessories appropriately and identify the packed quantity.
Provide WTM the actual dimensions, weight and special handling requirements. Fragile or sensitive equipment should be described before the vehicle and service are agreed.
The sender remains responsible for supplying a correctly prepared shipment; the courier’s task is the agreed movement and handoff.
Fit the delivery to the appointment
Give WTM the Lethbridge ready time and the Calgary receiving deadline. If the equipment must arrive before a planned service slot, explain that timing rather than asking only for collection on a certain date.
Scheduled service may suit planned calibration work. Urgent direct transport can be assessed when the actual deadline requires it.
For a return journey, request collection once the provider confirms the instrument is ready and provides the packed details.
Keep transport documents with the service record
Use the WTM Customer Portal for the quote, approval and payment, then follow live GPS while the shipment is moving. Retrieve the POD and invoice after delivery and billing.
The POD confirms the transport handoff. The laboratory’s calibration certificate is a different document issued by the laboratory; keep both records with the correct equipment identification.
Can WTM return the instrument to Lethbridge afterwards?
Yes. Arrange the separate return movement with the laboratory’s release contact, readiness and destination.
Can a business arrange regular instrument collections?
Discuss the pattern and WTM’s 10% recurring-shipment offer for agreed recurring work.
Connect your equipment with its service appointment. Request a Lethbridge-to-Calgary instrument courier quote or call 587-316-2639.
