PHL & Ports of LA/LB: Award Honors Seafarer Support in Rail

Pacific Harbor Line and president Otis Cliatt II win the 2025 Maritime Industry Salute Award for their dedication to seafarer welfare and efficient **cargo handling** within the **railway sector**.

PHL & Ports of LA/LB: Award Honors Seafarer Support in Rail
October 9, 2025 12:54 am

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Introduction

Pacific Harbor Line (PHL) and its president, Otis Cliatt II, have been selected to receive the 2025 Maritime Industry Salute Award from the International Seafarers Center (ISC) of the Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles.

Award Presentation

The award presentation took place at the ISC’s annual gala on October 2, held on the USS IOWA.

Award Criteria

The Maritime Industry Salute Award is presented to individuals and organizations for their notable contributions to the welfare of seafarers visiting the ports.

PHL’s Contributions

The ISC acknowledged Cliatt and PHL for their dedication to safe, secure, and efficient cargo handling services. PHL has been the switching railroad for the Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles since 1998.

ISC’s Support for Seafarers

The ISC provides support to seafarers through essential services, encompassing transportation, housing, communication, and spiritual care.

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Conclusion

The International Seafarers Center has chosen Pacific Harbor Line and Otis Cliatt II as recipients of the 2025 Maritime Industry Salute Award, recognizing their contributions to seafarer welfare and cargo handling services within the Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles.

Company Summary

Pacific Harbor Line (PHL): PHL has served as the switching railroad for the Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles since 1998.

International Seafarers Center (ISC): The ISC supports seafarers with essential services, including transportation, housing, communication, and spiritual care.

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