Berty Button Driver Profile :: Mark Button :: HiAB Services Perth

Mark Button is a Professional Driver, Fleet Operations Manager and Transport Project Management at Berty Button.

Mark Button started driving in 1983 and says nothing is more satisfying than driving the DAF 'Jelly Bean' truck and seeing peoples' reactions to it.  Mark is literally the 'driving' force behind Berty Button and quite simply brings a lifetime of transport experience to the team.  When Mark is not behind the wheel, you can hear him cheer for Collingwood the Melbourne Storm, V8 Cars, his 'Weeties' AND woodworking!

All our drivers are highly qualified and experienced with all applicable licences and guaranteed alcohol and drug free.

Stay tuned for more profiles on the Berty Button team!

Big news for Berty Button! :: HiAB Services Perth

The latest addition to our family is a new, bigger and better trailer which is a 45 foot drop deck - extendable to 69 foot, (approx 21meters)! This is perfect for hauling: long structural steel of 16 - 21 meters, water tanks, steel tanks, 20ft and 40ft containers, conveyor belt reels.

The payload is 28 tonnes, which is 5 tonnes more than we had, plus we also have a wide load certification so can carry almost anything else you can imagine!

HiAB Services in Perth :: Berty Button Walks for a Cure!

Mark walking for a cure - October 2009

During October our Fleet Operations Manager participated in the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) walk for a cure in Burswood Park, Perth.

If you were there, you may have seen the jelly bean truck in the carpark or on Mark's shirt!

JDRF Walk for a Cure - Perth

Thousands enjoyed the weather and got involved to support the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. Money raised from the JDRF Walk goes toward funding research for type 1 diabetes cure.

There were quite a few colourful characters there to entertain walkers as they made their journey through the course.

Entertainment along the way!

It was great to see so many joining in the community event.

Mark met a few of these lively characters on his way.

If you would like to know more about JDRF, visit their website.

If you are a not-for-profit organisation that would like to get involved in an event with Berty Button, please visit our website or contact us.

Mark with a couple of lively characters on his way!

Berty Button is a HiAB services company in Perth, Western Australia and is available for a range of fundraising opportunities in Perth with the use of our jelly bean trucks, King Bean, Quarterz and Mini Bert.

HiAB services in Perth :: Who is Berty Button?

To start our blog, we thought we would let you know who we are and what we do.

Who is Berty Button?

Berty Button is a hiab services and transport services company in Perth, Western Australia. The Berty Button company started in May 2007 to provide a new 'high service' approach to transport services and work with other like minded companies. We place an extremely high value on:

• Honesty
• Communication
• Respect
• Reliability

Everyone that is part of the Berty Button team is an experienced professional dedicated to exceeding customer expectations.

What does Berty Button do?
Berty Button provides tailored and specialised transport solutions including: Hiabs (cranes) and tray backs. Berty Button can transport almost anything and we always do it safely, efficiently and reliably to suit your exact needs. All Berty Button drivers are experienced professionals and drive the latest fleet of specialised vehicles.

Quarterz (left) and King Bean (right) - two of our specialised fleet!

When you need your freight lifted and transported reliably and with care, you can absolutely depend on us! Our Transport Project Management Division also provides specialised HiAB services and can configure equipment exactly to your needs!

If you are looking for the one in a million diamond in the rough for your transport needs, look no further than Berty Button! Visit our website here or send us an email!

Remember, if you see one of our trucks, please stop our drivers (when safe) and ask for some jelly beans!