Crowley has been recognized by the Chamber of Shipping of America (CSA) for its commitment to environmental stewardship, earning Environmental Achievement Awards for 108 Crowley-operated vessels that have collectively earned 958 years without an incident.

The awards celebrate companies and mariners who maintain the highest standards of safety and ecological protection. Crowley’s achievement reflects its dedication to operational excellence across a diverse owned and managed fleet around the world.

Pictured Left to Right: Garrett Huffman, Chairman, Board of Directors, Chamber of Shipping of America; Daniel Mock, Director, Security, Crowley; Nathan Beckett, Chief Officer, Golden State, Crowley; Jon Spirolopoulos, Captain, Vessel Acquisition Management, Crowley

“This recognition by the Chamber of Shipping of America is a powerful reflection of Crowley’s unwavering focus on both operational safety and responsible stewardship,” said Tucker Gilliam, vice president of fleet operations for Crowley Shipping. “This achievement celebrates our world-class mariners and shoreside operations teams, whose vigilance, professionalism and daily drive to uphold the highest standards are truly what deliver on this promise.”

CSA’s Environmental Achievement Awards are presented annually to vessels that have achieved at least two consecutive years of operation without a reportable marine pollution-related incident. Crowley’s honored vessels span tugs, barges, government vessels, container ships and tank vessels, including articulated tug-barges, reinforcing the company’s role as a leader in responsible maritime operations.
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