10-28-2015, 09:33 AM
A team track by definition is open to all, while a dedicated unloading station is required for any foodstuffs or potentially hazardous spilled materials.
If a team track was actually a spur serving a number of receiving industries, I suppose each would be equipped with a proper unloading facility along the spur, but then it wouldn't actually be a proper "team track" in the true meaning of the term.
EPA rules are such that companies unloading these materials are fully responsible for any spillage, contamination, etc., making it highly unlikely that anyone else would be allowed to utilize the same track.
If a team track was actually a spur serving a number of receiving industries, I suppose each would be equipped with a proper unloading facility along the spur, but then it wouldn't actually be a proper "team track" in the true meaning of the term.
EPA rules are such that companies unloading these materials are fully responsible for any spillage, contamination, etc., making it highly unlikely that anyone else would be allowed to utilize the same track.