CREWS (Canadian Rail Equipment Works & Services)

We were once again pleased to host members of the Emergency Response Assistance Canada (ERAC) with all their emergency preparedness and response training at the Greenergy terminal in Johnstown. With safety at the heart of our operations, we encourage training development to provide safe, effective, and regulatory-compliant emergency responses for our Canadian-based first responders. #safety #teamwork #plan #participate

Informative Panel discussion on Leveraging Transportation Assets at the Port Halifax supply chain forum with CN OOCL Canadian Tire Corporation Classic Freight Transport

Thank you to our customers, vendors and supporters for your ongoing support and contribution to our CREWS organization. It was a wonderful day at the 2nd Annual CREWS appreciation Golf Tournament. We couldn't accomplish what we do without the support from all of you!⛳️🏌️♂️🏌️♀️🚂

CREWS is pleased to announce the completion of Phase 5 offering an additional 250 railcar capacity, completing our Phases 1-6 to accommodate over 1000 rail cars. At CREWS, we go the extra mile to offer value-added services to our customers such as product security and transloading to promote multimodal capability for supply chain users. For any inquiries, our team is here to help! Email to admin@crewsrail.com #supplychainsolutions #teamwork Jones Rail Industries

In late June, members of the JRTA team, Minister Kim Masland, Deputy Minister Peter Hackett, Deputy Minister Paul LaFleche, and Halifax Regional Municipality (one of our Core Partners) travelled to Ottawa and Montreal for an in-depth look at their transportation systems. The group travelled by bus, light rail, metro, and the train. During the trip, we met with transportation organizations to discuss their governance, priorities, and challenges. We also had the opportunity to tour some exciting projects, including the REM, the CREWS Johnstown facility, the Samuel de Champlain Bridge, and more. Thank you to Ontario Ministry of Transportation/ Ministère des Transports de l’Ontario, CREWS (Canadian Rail Equipment Works & Services), City of Ottawa / OC Transpo, Agence de mobilité durable, Société de transport de Montréal, Signature on the Saint Lawrence, Exo – Réseau de transport métropolitain, CDPQ Infra, Communauté métropolitaine de Montréal (CMM) and Autorité régionale de transport métropolitain for sharing your insights with us.   We’re excited to take the lessons learned and apply them as work on the Regional Transportation Plan continues.

We were so pleased to host Government of Nova Scotia Public Works Minister Kim Masland and members from the Joint Regional Transportation Agency (JRTA) at our Johnstown Facility. It was a wonderful and productive visit with several important discussions about the future of infrastructure development in Nova Scotia

As part of a collaborative environment, the CREWS team was pleased to engage with our community at the Port of Johnstown 2024 Port day. 🚂 Shout out to our operations and their commitment to safety and community engagement while educating the public on how CREWS plays an important role in connecting the Port to CN Rail service.

A busy weekend at the long-Standing Port Saint John days, full of insightful keynote speakers and exciting networking opportunities, not to mention a delicious seafood fiesta with CN 🦞 Kudos to Paula Copeland, PPM®, G. Dipl SR and S for moderating a very informative panel session on Sustainability and Fuel Transition with CMA CGM.

A beautiful & delicious evening with our friends at the Grand Quay of the Port of Montreal , Annual Lobster & Crab Dinner! Merci The Traffic Club of Montreal TCMTL CN - Thank you 🦞

CREWS is proud to be one of the CN Safe Handling Award recipients for 2023! This achievement reflects our strong collaboration and unwavering commitment to ensuring safe rail operations for both our employees and the broader community. Read more : www.cn.ca/safehandling2023