Crowley has been certified to ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 standards by ABS Quality Evaluations, reflecting internationally recognized benchmarks for quality management and environmental systems. This achievement underscores our commitment to advancing safety, consistency of services and operational excellence across our business for our people, customers and partners.
When a mariner aboard the LNG carrier American Energy had a medical emergency related to a heart condition, the crew responded with urgency and care. Chief Mate Chalmers Pierce, Third Mate Phillip Milam and Deck Cadet Bryn Cina, a certified EMT, acted with swift, life-saving action, helping ensure a safe medical evacuation. Captain Michael Gasior Jr., who also played a key role in the response, nominated the mariners for Crowley’s TOPS Awards, the company’s peer-to-peer recognition program, for their extraordinary efforts and embodiment of our values: Drive and Integrity. Their actions underscore the strength of our safety culture and the importance of looking for one another. Congratulations to the team on earning this award and supporting one another at sea!
We recently recognized all team members who consistently deliver excellence across every touchpoint with our customers during Crowley's Customer Service Week. From ocean shipping in the Caribbean Basin to freight transportation to energy distribution in Alaska, your commitment to service makes our customers' missions possible. Thank you for driving impact, innovation and trust every day.
Crowley drivers in hashtag#Alaska are essential to keeping communities connected and supplied. With strong demand, competitive benefits and growth opportunities, it’s a career worth considering. Discover the top reasons to become a driver
As a terminal operations supervisor, Matt Petrone, CTL plays a vital role in keeping Crowley’s supply chain moving and helping shape the future of logistics in hashtag#Jacksonville. Follow along as Matt was recently featured in Earn Up to share a day in his life and what it means to lead with purpose in a dynamic industry. If you're ready to grow with a company that’s advancing what’s possible, explore what’s next with us. 📍U.S. and Central America: https://crow.ly/3WFeVRN 📍At Sea: https://crow.ly/45Axq02 📍Alaska: https://crow.ly/45ANuyV
The fourth and final vessel in our LNG-powered Avance Class, the Torogoz, has officially launched its inaugural commercial voyage, strengthening connections between the U.S. and Central America with faster, more frequent service. Departing from Port Everglades, Florida, Torogoz is built for speed, reliability and efficiency, with capacity for 1,400 containers, including 300 refrigerated units, to move the region’s most vital cargo, from fresh produce to pharmaceuticals. “Bringing Torogoz into service to complete the landmark introduction of our Avance Class fleet marks a major milestone in Crowley’s commitment to bringing efficient logistics solutions to customers in Central America and the Caribbean Basin,” said Claudia Kattan-Jordan, Vice President, Crowley Logistics for Central America, Panama and Mexico. “Because of Torogoz’s capacity for diverse dry and refrigerated goods, Crowley can provide faster, high-capability service with reliability that is unmatched in the trade.” Named after El Salvador’s national bird, the Torogoz reflects our deep, long-standing connection to Central America and our commitment to delivering high-capability, lower-impact shipping solutions across the region.
Working for a multinational company isn’t just about scale, it’s about opportunity. At Crowley, our teams are shaping global logistics, energy and innovation. With career development, flexibility and a culture where safety and performance go hand in hand, we’re proud to be a top employer all around.
Karen Dempsey, Crowley’s director of port operations in Eddystone, Pennsylvania, has been named one of Marine Log's 2025 Top Women in Maritime. With a 43-year career at Crowley, Karen has shaped the future of maritime logistics through steady purpose, operational expertise, and a people-first approach. Her strategic oversight has strengthened our Northeast trade routes, including the launch of Crowley’s first-ever service connecting Central America to the U.S. Northeast, improving safety, reliability, and service, and set high standards across the industry. Karen’s recognition is a true reflection of her leadership and lasting impact on our people, our operations and our customers. Please join us in congratulating her on this well-deserved honor.
For more than 85 years, we have worked together with Shell, building a partnership driven by a shared commitment to providing innovative energy solutions. That same spirit of partnership motivated the development and design of Progress, the largest U.S.-built and -flagged LNG bunker barge. Now in service at the Port of Savannah, Georgia, Progress is helping LNG-powered vessels operate more efficiently while reducing environmental impact and is a tangible example of how collaboration and innovation can advance cleaner, lower-impact shipping. In this video, our director of new construction & LNG engineering, Dean Sahr, takes us behind the scenes to share the expertise and teamwork that brought this project to life, while highlighting what it means to be part of a project that’s shaping the future of the maritime industry.
As power demand intensifies, businesses are looking for smarter, more sustainable energy solutions. In the recent issue of LNG Industry magazine, Crowley’s director of business development for advanced energy, Alberto Cordero, shares how microgrids are a scalable solution that enables reliability, resilience and operational efficiency. The article highlights how we are putting this vision into action with an LNG-powered microgrid at our Isla Grande Terminal in Puerto Rico, which will be used to power daily port operations, strengthen supply chains and provide greater energy stability for the surrounding community. Read more on how Crowley is supporting energy innovation and infrastructure that strengthens communities and supply chains:
