Oceanex and Express Mondor honour the soldiers of the #CanadianForces who served, were wounded, or lost their lives in the Afghanistan war by partnering to ensure safe passage of a LAV III Monument to Newfoundland. #CAF#shipping
We’ve been asked why shipping can’t just shut down for a week for more water to be released from Moses-Saunders dam. Did you know that it takes 963 trucks to carry just one ship load of cargo?
Find out more: https://t.co/0mZ3qsPMnr
Oceanex continues to work safely and efficiently to ensure the flow of essential goods to and from Newfoundland & Labrador. Thank you to our team across eastern Canada! #safety#marine#shipping#covid19nfld
In April, blood clots emerged as a mysterious symptom of coronavirus.
Soon after, we began hearing reports of Covid-19 patients dying from strokes.
Then came “Covid toes.”
What do all these symptoms have in common? Impaired blood circulation. https://t.co/GWqHb0cKKy
Check out the winners of the Oceanex Art Competition! Students across Canada are very creative and we received some fabulous, artistic entries. Thank you to all participants! #art#artwork#shipping#maritime
Wow, another wonderful milestone to celebrate. Congratulations to the crew of the #OceanexConnaigra on their achievement – 3 YEARS LOST TIME INCIDENT FREE!
Pictured are some of our fabulous crew currently onboard the Oceanex Connaigra. #Safety#SafetyMatters
En ce Jour de deuil national à la mémoire des travailleurs qui ont perdu la vie, été blessés ou tombés malades au travail. C'est aussi un rappel à la nécessité de rendre les lieux de travail plus sécuritaires et encourager l'épanouissement. #journeededeuil#securite
Today is National #DayofMourning, a day to remember workers who have lost their lives, were injured or became ill on the job. It is also a reminder to be steadfast in our efforts to make workplaces safer and a place to thrive. #Safety#SafetyMatters
CONGRATULATIONS to the crew of the Oceanex Sanderling on achieving a significant safety milestone – 3 YEARS LOST TIME INCIDENT FREE! Pictured are just some of the exemplary crew practicing safe social distancing. #safety#SafetyMatters
@fredsnelgrove@OrussellRussell @BoydinNL @drewfoundland It is not about Oceanex. It is about NEWFOUNDLAND maintaining the 3 scheduled weekly cargo trips to St. John’s verses only having two. No different than the other freight services in Atlantic Canada maintaining a fixed schedule for their customers during this difficult time.
@Sidhynes@OrussellRussell @BoydinNL @drewfoundland Not sure how Oceanex looks like the boogeyman in this situation. They must of contribute billions to the NL and Can economy over the years plus the taxes the city collects. Their on time in full is first class. It's not a hand out but more like an investment to keep things as is
@OrussellRussell@fredsnelgrove @BoydinNL @drewfoundland The shipper decides which carrier they want to ship with. I agree with you that the frequency of service should be maintaIned which is why we reached out to government. A private company cannot be expected to provide that service at a loss.
@fredsnelgrove@OrussellRussell @BoydinNL @drewfoundland The problem is lack of freight volume being shipped. Now that 1 ship has been removed from the service to right size, freight will now arrive once per wk instead of twice a wk. No freight will be left behind, just take a little longer to get here.
@CraigAParsons3 Oceanex has and continues to support many charities, not for profits, sports and other organizations. Over the years Oceanex has deliver many free loads for these organizations as well.
@GHRaindancer Gary, we will do our best to survive under these difficult circumstances. Very low volumes these days! Oceanex normally brings about 45,000 equivalent trailer units annually to Nl, verses about 43,000 for MAI.