Hamilton Port gains new rail transload yard
Published by Oliver Kleinschmidt,
Assistant Editor
Dry Bulk,
Toronto Tank Lines (TTL), a TFI International Company has reached another milestone with the opening of their newest rail transload yard located at Pier 25 in Hamilton, Canada.
TTL has specialised in transporting and storing a wide array of food-grade products, including dry bulk sugar, processed grains, liquid sweeteners, flour, and edible oils.
Here are some key highlights of the newly opened rail yard:
Expansive site:
Spanning over a sprawling 7-acre site, the rail transload yard offers ample space to accommodate up to 70 railcar spots with most being 100% truck accessible.
Transload services:
Full-service capabilities, specialising in safe and efficient transloading of both liquid and dry bulk food-grade products from railcars to tank trucks and vice-versa.
Trucking solutions:
Integrated truck logistics complemented by the convenience of a nearby third-party tank truck repair and maintenance operation and on site food-grade washrack for tank trucks and railcars.
Infrastructure for efficiency and safety:
The rail yard has been fully paved and illuminated, enhancing operational efficiency and safety. With well-maintained infrastructure, TTL can ensure the seamless movement of goods while prioritising the safety of its employees and partners.
Precise measurements and enhanced security:
TTL’s rail yard features a truck scale, allowing for accurate measurements and ensuring that goods are loaded and transported with precision and efficiency. TTL has been situated within the confines of Hamilton Oshawa Port Authority property, ensuring access has been strictly controlled through gated entry points equipped with 24/7 video surveillance.
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