Bus and Truck Solutions for Trinidad and Tobago
New Buses, Refurbishment, Sales, Parts & Maintenance, Energy Storage, Consulting
Tailored Comprehensive Services
New Buses, Refurbishment, Sales, Parts & Maintenance, Energy Storage, Consulting
Tailored Comprehensive Services
Enhance Fleet Performance and Longevity
New Buses&Trucks
Trinidad and Tobago requires transit buses that are durable, reliable, and capable of withstanding the region’s unique climate and terrain. With a mix of urban and intercity transit needs, buses must offer flexibility in size and capacity to accommodate varying passenger demands.
Given the country's focus on sustainability and reducing emissions, there is also a growing need for CNG and electric buses alongside traditional diesel models. These buses should incorporate advanced safety features, efficient fuel systems, and low-maintenance components to ensure long-term operational efficiency. Tailoring transit solutions to Trinidad and Tobago involves addressing these specific needs while aligning with the region’s infrastructure and sustainability goals.
Focus Areas
Comprehensive services include refurbishment of existing fleets, consulting to optimize transit operations, and the introduction of new buses tailored to local needs.
High-quality genuine parts to ensure reliable engine performance and longevity.
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A wide range of essential components, including filters, brakes, and bearings, to maintain and repair diesel-powered vehicles.
Premium consumer vehicle and truck tires manufactured in India and Mexico, designed for durability in diverse conditions.
Dedicated facilities to support maintenance and operational efficiency.
Bus Supply, Refurbishment, Training, Assembly Projects open avenues for increased cross-border trade with businesses and countries beyond its domestic market, including the Caribbean community, Latin America, and South America.
Damera International is a significant contributor to national economies, not only by providing high-quality services that support reliable and expansive public transit but also by serving as a hub of technical expertise.
This hub will have far reaching capabilities to support any activities within the CARICOM countries, but also into Central and South America. Demand for buses and services, including parts warehousing and distribution is a growing business that Jamaica is well suited to service.
fostering economy
By leveraging the procurement of new buses and coaches for the Jamaican transit companies, there is an opportunity to exert influence to have these vehicles partially assembled in Jamaica initially, with the goal of eventually achieving full assembly within the country.
building the future of transit
Driving Economic Growth
The goal is to have an open dialogue with transit agencies and Government officials on the best way forward to increase the reliability of public transit on the Island and develop a trained workforce that can maintain these vehicles throughout the Caribbean.
JUTC delivers safe, reliable cost effective and efficient public transportation. A vital service for commuters who at that time demanded a decent and structured public transportation system within the Kingston Metropolitan Transport Region, KMTR
Driving Economic Growth
MSETT has portfolio responsibility for 30 agencies and departments spanning the country’s science, energy, telecommunications and Transport sectors.
The Ministry leads the development of policies that will create growth and jobs, while achieving social inclusion and consumer protection.
The Ministry leads the development of policies that will create growth and jobs, while achieving social inclusion and consumer protection.
Ensuring quality education and training in a caring, equitable, inclusive and enabling environment for sustainable national development.
Transforming lives by delivering world class labour and Social Protection Services
We are ready to foster important private-public partnerships for an Island-wide transportation infrastructure that will have the capability to expand its service offering(s) to not only urban but also inter-city transportation, all managed and serviced by local highly trained individuals.
The mandate for training program will be to develop a skilled workforce to equip individuals with the practical skills needed to support transit fleets, thereby increasing economic growth through skills and reliable public transit. Collaboration with Government, other institutions and private enterprise is required to ensure focus and success of this mandate.
Academic Institutions are always looking for ways to increase their participation and effectiveness at training. We are ready to work with three of the preeminent institutions in Jamaica and two or more in Canada, that partner with us, to formalize an accredited program that mechanics can pass through. This will involve Government participation. The benefits for Jamaican citizens are obvious - more skilled and higher paid jobs, whichis beneficial for the whole Caribbean region.
In Jamaica, we have identified UTECH, HEART and JAGAS as organizations that align with our goals as their mandate and stated goals are very similar to what we need to roll out a skilled workforce supporting new and existing transit vehicles.
It is anticipated that there will be up to 20 mechanics in a training program at any one time. Training of mechanics will take approximately 1 year and will be done in both Jamaica and Canada. Hands on experience and safety protocols will be experienced at Damera’s main garages in Toronto, Canada as part of this 1-year training program.
In Canada there are similar institutions to UTECH, HEART and JAGAS that deliver both university and college level training for engineers and mechanics.
Bus&Truck Refurbishment, Assembly,
Energy Storage Solutions
