Best Container Terminal Inglewood Near Me

4worldlovers: Vessel Operations West Basin Container Terminal’s Marine Department has the experience and flexibility necessary to meet the dynamic needs of our customers. In 2016 we serviced 211 ships accounting for 15% of containerized volume in the Port of Los Angeles

WBCT provides a full service In and Out-gate for all containerized cargo types though the use of an intelligent gate system. This system utilizes Optical Character Recognition (OCR) combined with RFID and Weigh In Motion (WIM) technology to capture data about the truck, container, and chassis.

WBCT’s Rail Yard features three loading railtracks, each approximately 2,600 feet (793 meters) long, capable of handling a total of 27 five-platform doublestack railcars. It currently has the capacity to handle over 5,000 container moves per week …

Operating from a 26,000 square foot repair facility, with 16 repair bays M&R provides: The service of qualified highly skilled …

WBCT takes facility security seriously on all fronts. We have a strong relationship with all government agencies built over the years of working together to keep our terminal secure.

The Yard operations department manages the safe and efficient receipt and delivery of cargo containers via truck traffic entering the terminal gate. In coordination with other terminal departments, the Yard operations department is responsible for allocating space and equipment needed to maintain terminal efficiency.

At West Basin Container Terminal we are committed to providing a safe operating environment for all employees, contractors, sub-contractors and visitors. Our safety policies are based on the concept of Zero Harm and the belief that everyone should return home safely at the end of their work day.

Our team is located on-site at WBCT, offering drivers the ability to talk with one of our representatives in person should any issues arise during the return or delivery of their container(s). Our goal is to provide quick, complete service while keeping safety our number one priority.

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Welcome to the home of the highly anticipated Middle Harbor Terminal in the Port of Long Beach.

LBCT‘s Pier E facility opened in April of 2016 and is scheduled to reach construction completion in late 2021. LBCT is proud to operate in the Port of Long Beach and will be a working partner with the port for years to come. LBCT has berth 22 through 26 featuring 4200’ feet of wharf line and the deepest dredged dockside of any U.S. Pacific Coast port. Pier E at LBCT will eventually run 18 Ship to Shore cranes, 5 Intermodal cranes, and 70 yard gantry cranes. The Pier E facility will be among the busiest terminals in the San Pedro Bay Port complex.