since 1984 
Truck terminals are vital facilities for the safe and efficient loading and unloading of fuels, chemicals, and other bulk liquids. They function as the central link between storage facilities and distribution networks, ensuring smooth product transfer while maintaining strict safety and environmental standards.
The design of a truck terminal requires careful planning to accommodate frequent vehicle traffic and streamline operational flow. Key considerations include the placement of loading bays, containment areas, access roads, and emergency response systems. Equipment such as pumps, meters, vapor recovery units, and fire suppression systems are integrated to guarantee accuracy, safety, and compliance.
CWI supports clients throughout the design and construction process, from loading racks and metering systems to automation and monitoring controls. Each installation is tested for accuracy, safety, and compliance with regulations.
Once operational, maintenance covers calibration of meters, inspection of pumps and valves, leak detection, and upgrades as demand grows. Properly managed truck terminals reduce bottlenecks, improve throughput, and safeguard personnel and the environment.
