Introducing the Turn Services Staff Cookbook – a delectable collection that showcases theculinary talents of our incredible team! As we come together to share our favorite recipes thisholiday season, we celebrate the combined efforts of our teamwork throughout the year.
In 1990, Turn Services was founded on the principles of putting people first and leading byexample. Thirty years later, those founding principles still define Turn Services. That is, caringfor and enjoying the company of every single one of our team
In honor of Veterans Day, we had the privilege of speaking with Mark Pisani, a veteran whose military service and journey at Turn Services have shaped his approach to work, leadership, and teamwork. Mark’s story is not just about his
At Turn Services, we recognize our success is all thanks to our hard-working employees. At the center of our team’s success is our leaders out on the water. Therefore, every month since September, we have been “catching up” with one
While we experience plenty of fun, well wishes, and celebratory congratulations at our vessel christenings, many of us still linger on the thought of “why do we christen vessels?” There is not necessarily a straightforward answer, but we are here
At Turn Services, our team is one big family, as we recognize our success is not possible without the work of our team members. Part of supporting our team includes supporting their families as well. One effort we are particularly
The maritime industry of Louisiana has long awaited its own in-state maritime academy and can finally expect to have one established in the next three to five years. Introducing the University of Louisiana Maritime Academy—or “ULMA” for short. Jim Henderson,
Katie A Lowe Turn Services, one of the largest independent fleeting and shifting companies along the Mississippi River, holds corporate citizenship as one of its core values. Turn Services maintains an active interest in the well-being of the community in
At about 7:30 on Tuesday, May 2nd, our team members valiantly initiated safety procedures that may have saved a man’s life. When cruising about the Meraux fleet, a person overboard distress call was broadcast throughout the Meraux fleet area. The