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Durban Port Manager Moshe Motlohi said the awards – hosted for the first time in 2016 – were important in recognising operators’ compliance with stringent operating standards set by the authority.
“Close collaboration with our licenced terminal operators aids us as we strive to improve port efficiency, increase productivity and instil operations oversight as part of our licencing conditions. We would not be able to fulfil our role without them,” said Motlohi.
Herewith all the winners:
(Rating performance against Terminal Operating Performance Standards (TOPS) and volume growth):
(Applicable to repairers based in the Bayhead Precinct, and judged in terms of safety record, investment, job creation and skills development)
(For volume growth %)
• Winner: CMA CGM
• Winner: K Line
(For volume growth %)
• Winner: Hoegh Autoliners
• Winner: NYK Line
(Based on monitoring, performance, managerial perspective and environmental initiatives)
(Recognising the biggest transformation improvements and commitment to BBBEE, including skills development and gender equality):
Licence holders:
Terminal Operators:
(Based on BEE, Black ownership, audit findings)