A critical feature of the Marine Oil Terminal project is the construction of an extensive railway system.
The railway track is engineered to facilitate swift and efficient transportation of oil via train wagons, providing an alternative means of oil movement that complements the existing road and marine channels.

The construction process for the railway involves rigorous planning and execution to ensure that it meets stringent safety and operational standards.

The railway line construction involves preparing the ground and laying the tracks. Furthermore, the project incorporates the construction of gantries and folding stairs for loading and unloading. These features are strategically situated adjacent to the storage tanks, ensuring seamless integration of rail transport with terminal operations. The gantries, providing support for pipelines and equipment, and the folding stairs, facilitating easy and safe access to train wagons for workers, both contribute to making the loading and unloading process efficient and secure.