Pipeline networks and other O&G projects are huge investments that need to be protected, and when they fail, repairs need to be fast. SHERP UTVs can play an essential role in maintaining and repairing damaged infrastructure by providing safe and reliable transportation of crew and equipment wherever it needs to go.

It sounds dramatic, but true. Blazing a new trail through the backwoods is exhilarating, but when hikers and backpackers occasionally run into trouble off the beaten path, getting help to them in time is crucial but difficult. Ambulances can’t go off road, and helicopters usually need clearings and level ground to deploy aid. SHERP UTVs, on the other hand, are meant for going places ambulances aren’t, so search and rescue teams can help wherever they’re needed.

Capable of hauling heavy loads and multiple passengers, SHERP UTVs rapidly become an integral part of park maintenance, wildlife census, remote project assessments and certifications, crown-land surveillance, and other government programs whenever and wherever they’re deployed.

Durable but maneuverable, SHERP UTVs are a valuable addition to forestry vehicle fleets. Featuring high performance, eco-friendly Doosan engines and advanced smooth skid or multi-power articulated steering, can safely and efficiently move teams and cargo through the wet, winding, and rugged terrain foresters face every day.

Sometimes, those who need help the most are in the hardest places to reach. That’s why SHERP UTVs have become an invaluable part of humanitarian aid missions around the world, not the least of which includes the United Nations’ World Food Program. Sometimes there’s simply no roads. Sometimes, they’ve crumbled or been flooded. In these situations, SHERP vehicles’ are essential to delivering much-needed food and medical supplies to disaster victims and even across bombed out roads.