Marmon Rail on Jan. 5 introduced Transco Rail Services, a unified repair identiy within the company’s family that brings together UTLX Field Services, Procor Field Services, and Transco Fixed Repair Shops under one name. Effective Jan. 1, the company began using Transco Rail Services on all communications and customers can expect to see the new logo for the organization phased in on employee uniforms and facilities.
The result, Transco says, gives railcar owners and shippers a single, clearly branded partner for shop repairs, on-site repair programs, mobile railcar repair, and mobile tank car cleaning—delivered with the same safety, compliance, and quality standards customers already rely on.
“Customers have asked for a simpler way to engage our network,” said Bob Nelson, Group President, Transco Rail Services. “Transco Rail Services answers that with one identity, one standard, and clear accountability—so it’s easier to schedule work, reduces handoffs, and keep fleets in service.”
The new identify, Transco says, “reinforces an integrated approach already in place across North America: customers can configure the right mix of on-site support and fixed-shop capacity to fit their unique fleet needs—now under a single name that makes doing business easier.”
“As we launch this new name, what doesn’t change are the people and practices behind it,” said Craig Rioux, President, Transco Shop Services “Our safety programs and disciplined quality procedures remain the foundation of every job we do—no exceptions.”
UTLX and Procor remain Marmon Rail’s brands of record for manufacturing, full-service leasing, and leased fleet repair. Transco Rail Services will continue to deliver on-site and mobile repair services for the UTLX PROX fleet, “streamlining engagement while maintaining the same rigorous standards for safety, compliance, and performance.”
“This is about clarity, not disruption,” said Jay McGill, President, On-Site and Mobile Services. “Transco Rail establishes a single, accountable repair identity for our on-site and mobile operations. We will continue to provide repair services for UTLX and Procor fleets while also supporting the broader railcar owner community—delivered with even greater simplicity.”
