North American Rail Products

10/15/2026

Rail maintenance and installation require precision. Holes in a rail must be positioned and made to the applicable specifications because their placement and quality can affect how components fit together and how the rail performs. 🔩🗜️🪚🪓

10/12/2026

Just a few of the great people who keep things moving at North American Rail Products! 📸😀

10/11/2026

🍂 Happy Thanksgiving from North American Rail Products! 🇨🇦

This Thanksgiving, we’re grateful for our incredible team, valued customers, and the partners and communities who make what we do possible.

Wishing everyone a wonderful long weekend filled with gratitude, connection, and time with the people who matter most.

10/09/2026

Meet Graham 👋🏽.

10/07/2026

There's a lot that goes into getting the right rail products to the right place. From carefully labelling orders to loading the truck, our team makes sure every delivery is organized, accounted for and ready to roll.

10/05/2026

We are making sure all measurements and gauges are correct, and placing custom plates where required - we even make those on site in our manufacturing shop.

🐸is on the left hand side. This gives the train three channels of movement, one to the left, one in the middle, and one to the right.

Compared to a standard turnout that allows direction to the left or right, a LAP switch offers 3 different directions all in one build.

10/01/2026

LAP Switches, yeah we do those too! Check out this fun and awesome build we did in Manitoba. From engineering with one of our Family of Brands in Tri Innovations, to NARP manufactured materials and construction, we provide it all. 3 LAP’s this month shipped across Canada. Whoop 🙌

10/01/2026

🥽 Safety first. Then we get to work.

Another day on the job at North American Rail Products, rail doesn’t build itself.

09/30/2026

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On the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, Universal Rail joins people across Canada in remembering the children who never returned home from residential schools, honouring Survivors, and recognizing the lasting impacts experienced by families and communities.

The day is also an opportunity to listen, learn and consider how each of us can contribute to reconciliation through our actions and relationships.

This year, we are grateful to share perspectives from Deborah Rose, Executive Director of the Edmonton Aboriginal Seniors Centre, and Elder Edward Lavallee, Plains Nehiyaw (Cree) Elder and member of the Centre’s Board.

Our video also shares the story behind Precision, a custom artwork created by Ojibway artist Ken Letander and featured on one of Universal Rail’s tamper. The conversations behind the artwork have been part of our broader journey of learning, relationship-building and increasing Indigenous awareness within our organization.

Across our Canadian offices, employees also received Honey Bee Mix wildflower seeds accompanied by a message encouraging reflection on Truth and Reconciliation—not as a single-day activity, but as something that requires continued learning and action.

At Universal Rail, we know reconciliation is an ongoing responsibility. We remain committed to listening, strengthening respectful relationships with Indigenous Peoples and communities, and translating what we learn into meaningful action.

We encourage everyone to watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/A9bxt7xDVIk

09/28/2026

Just another day at the office… except our office has rail, steel, and a whole lot of orange. 🦺🚂