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Ventura Transfer’s management team includes [standing from left to right] Steve Clifford, transloading & engineering manager; Jim Cheney, safety, compliance & environmental manager; Brian Oken, president and CEO; Tina Alvarez, account services manager; Jo

Ventura Transfer’s management team includes [standing from left to right] Steve Clifford, transloading & engineering manager; Jim Cheney, safety, compliance & environmental manager; Brian Oken, president and CEO; Tina Alvarez, account services manager; John Richter, transportation manager; and Randy Clifford, chairman. In front are Diana Cuesta, marketing manager; and Greg Clifford, training manager.Ventura Transfer’s management team includes [standing from left to right] Steve Clifford, transloading & engineering manager; Jim Cheney, safety, compliance & environmental manager; Brian Oken, president and CEO; Tina Alvarez, account services manager; John Richter, transportation manager; and Randy Clifford, chairman. In front are Diana Cuesta, marketing manager; and Greg Clifford, training manager.

With seven transload sites in California and Arizona, Ventura Transfer has become one of the largest West Coast intermodal operators. The company also operates a full-service tank container depot and a packaged chemical warehouse at its Long Beach CA headVentura Transfer’s management team includes [standing from left to right] Steve Clifford, transloading & engineering manager; Jim Cheney, safety, compliance & environmental manager; Brian Oken, president and CEO; Tina Alvarez, account services manager; JoVentura transfer’s fleet operation received several awards in 2009 for outstanding safety performance. The awards were recognition for a program designed to ensure that safety is a way of life in the fleet operation.A majority of the Ventura Transfer transloading locations have truck scales for weighing outbound shipments.Alonso Vera, a loader at the Long Beach CA transload terminal, loosens the valve cap on a tankcar prior to a product transfer.
Jeff McLaughlin, a Ventura Transfer driver, connects a transfer hose to a tank trailer at the Long Beach CA transload terminal.Ventura Transfer’s heavy lift transfers a hazardous waste container from a chassis to a railcar at the Long Beach CA terminal.A four-bay chemical wash rack at the Long Beach CA terminal can clean tank trailers and tank containers used transport a wide range of products transported.Tank container depot capabilities include 21 drop-deck container chassis and storage space for up to 400 containers.About 30% of the trailers in the Ventura Transfer fleet are high-cube pneumatic bulkers that are used to transport a variety of plastic pellets and powders.
Microbulk tanks supply nitrogen used to pressure offload various chemicals from rail tankcars.Ventura Transfer assembled its own trailer-mounted boiler units that are used to steam heat railcar cargoes before transloading.

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