Crowley Maritime Corp. is helping Customs and Border Protection test new radiation portal monitors at Port Everglades. There have been seven of these devices installed at the port. Crowley said it had long-time company driver L.A. Bernard move a tractor and container through the portals, which provide a non-intrusive method for testing marine equipment for the presence of radioactive and nuclear materials. The RPMs will soon be used on all trucks moving out of Port Everglades with import loads.
Florida 0897 Crowley helps CBP test radiation monitors at Port Everglades
Florida 0897 Crowley helps CBP test radiation monitors at Port Everglades
Crowley Maritime Corp. is helping Customs and Border Protection test new radiation portal monitors at Port Everglades. There have been seven of these devices installed at the port. Crowley said it had long-time company driver L.A. Bernard move a tractor and container through the portals, which provide a non-intrusive method for testing marine equipment for the presence of radioactive and nuclear materials. The RPMs will soon be used on all trucks moving out of Port Everglades with import loads.
Crowley Maritime Corp. is helping Customs and Border Protection test new radiation portal monitors at Port Everglades. There have been seven of these devices installed at the port. Crowley said it had long-time company driver L.A. Bernard move a tractor and container through the portals, which provide a non-intrusive method for testing marine equipment for the presence of radioactive and nuclear materials. The RPMs will soon be used on all trucks moving out of Port Everglades with import loads.
