Canadian utility Fleet Forum
The Canadian Utility Fleet Council is pleased to confirm that the next Canadian Utility Fleet Form (CUFF) will be held April 28th to April 30th, 2025 at the Hyatt Regency on 370 King Street West, Toronto.
Registration is now open for the 2025 Fleet Forum:
Delegate registration (for utility or utility contractors)
Vendor registration (for sales or service companies)
Hotel rooms are available at discounted rates for a limited time (until March 27th, 2025 or when rooms run out).
What can I expect at the Canadian Utility Fleet Forum? An intro to CUFF and a summary of CUFF 2024 can be found here.
The Canadian Utility Fleet Forum - bringing together utility fleet decision makers from across Canada driving safety and reliability with utility equipment manufacturers in North America. Fleet representatives and suppliers exchange ideas, best practices, as well as discussions on shared challenges to find solutions that benefit the safety of the Canadian Utility Workers.
The organizing committee hopes to see you in the spring of 2025! We will post more information in the coming weeks.
2024 CANADIAN UTILITY FLEET FORUM PICTURES
Become a member
With affirmation from the members assembled at the 2006 Canadian Utility Fleet Forum, membership to the Council has been formalized. Companies and organizations involved with and in support of Utility Fleets across Canada are encouraged to join.
Our purpose
The purpose of the Canadian Utility Fleet Council (CUFC) is to further the interests of the vehicle and equipment fleets in the utility sector of Canada. Membership in the Council shall consist of designated representatives of the fleet management sectors of any Canadian utility, (Electric, Gas, Telecommunications, Cable), manufacturers, distributors and dealers of vehicles and equipment purchased and maintained by utility fleets; and individuals and organizations who provide services to the utility fleet sector.
Examination process
Examination under the direction of the Canadian Utility Fleet Council is a voluntary process, aimed towards the "best practices" available principle. The program is driven by utilities, equipment manufacturers, owners and operators, requiring that only competent mechanics are allowed to service, inspect and maintain their equipment.