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Quality Storage & Handling Facilities

Engro Vopak Terminal Ltd. is the only state of the art integrated bulk liquid chemical import / export and storage terminal in Pakistan. The jetty, located in the middle of the Port Qasim channel, is designed to handle ships up to 75,000 dwt and is linked to the 102-acre tank farm.

Currently, there are 19 storage tanks in stainless and carbon steel both for atmospheric storage and for pressurized storage (VCM, LPG). Ten loading are available for road tankers. Automated filling and weighbridge systems provide accurate product dispatch to customers. Fire fighting, nitrogen supply and waste handling systems are available at the terminal.

A Strong Commitment to Safety Health & Environment

The company aims to maintain high international industry standards ro ensure safety and reliability in its operations. EVTL's safety standard provides for gas detection systems, automatic deluge systems, firewater hydrants and monitors with foam injection unit, a fire truck, and portable firefighting equipment. The company meets all stringent requirements of the Environmental Preotection Agency through audits by local and international firms. Training courses are conducted on a regular basis and staff is also provided training and networking opportunities with Vopak's overseas terminals. Weekly fire fighting and quarterly foam drills are conducted to ensure effective training of all operations staff at the terminal.

The Preferred Choice

EVTL is committed to playing a leading role in the development of chemical terminal services business in Pakistan and is expected to see significant growth in its facilities by offering quality services to the chemical/petrochemical industry in the country and the region. Perfectly located outside Karachi and close to the National Highway, EVTL provides speedy dispatch to the north of the country. Being a dedicated chemical terminal, customers can benefit significantly from freight sharing with other bulk chemical tanker. The jetty currently has a utilization of 30% and handles 600,000 tons of chemicals which is 65% of Pakistan's bulk liquid chemical import. The terminal has sufficient land available for expansion and construction of new storage tanks in the future.