Dry bulk shiploading news

Forth Ports has achieved the new ISO 45001 standard in occupational health and safety management.

Rotterdam is expanding its position as one of Western Europe’s biggest transit ports for agricultural, horticultural and fishery sector products.

Port Waratah Coal Services’ latest report details how it introduced new mobile technology to strengthen the safety of its employees, and delivered several significant environmental infrastructure projects while achieving various shiploading records.

Uddevalla Hamn Terminal AB has ordered an eco-efficient rail-mounted Konecranes Gottwald model 3 portal harbour crane.

Terminal Zárate in Buenos Aires, Argentina, has finalised an agreement with GlobalSim to provide two new crane simulators to train operators in the area.

MSC is to introduce a new call at the Port of Liverpool, as part of a rotation including Canada, Turkey and other southern European ports.

Wärtsilä has successfully completed the installation and operational staff training for its Vessel Traffic Service (VTS) solution in the ports of Lisbon and Setúbal/Sesimbra in Portugal.

The crane has a 84 t lifting capacity and will allow the port's customers to further use its 24-hour deepwater facility.

The STORMAJOR® comes in three types, each designed for receiving, loading and stockpiling specific dry bulk materials.

Telestack plans to extend its manufacturing capacity by initially building a phase one 45 000 ft2 factory on a greenfield site close to its current facility, which is central to its continued growth strategy.