Status Update Report 
11/20/200810:03[Jacksonville]OVERALL: THURSDAY, 20 NOV 2008 - Horizon Producer 530S completed work PM Tuesday, 18 NOV 2008. CMA Virginia completed working AM, Tuesday, 18 NOV 2008. Horizon Trader 300S working Friday, 21 NOV 2008. Please inquire on all other vessel schedules, container availability and hazardous container preadvise in the inquiry tools provided on this page.
YARD: Please park containers in slot indicated on interchange ticket. If slot is occupied, please park container in any available slot ON THE SAME ROW.
GATE: All Lanes OPEN at 0800. Operations hours 0800-1700 estimated. CLOSED through lunch, 1200-1300. Last dry container out 1615. Last reefer container out 1600. All times subject to change. Please see Procedures...Gate Procedures for detailed receiving instructions.
EMPTY RETURNS: Empties for CMA-CGM are being accepted. Please contact appropriate shipping company for MOL, APL and Hyundai empties.
CHASSIS: Gensets stay with chassis on return to yard.
LINES: Nothing to report in Lines.
SAFETY: PLEASE OBSERVE ALL STOP SIGNS AND 20 MPH SPEED LIMIT. ALL TRAFFIC RULES WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED. Cell phone use prohibited while vehicle is in motion. Obey all traffic postings and flow instructions. Failure to observe all safety rules may result in banishment from the terminal. OSHA approved safety vests required to enter yard and must be worn at all times. SAFETY IS MISSION ONE!
MARITIME SECURITY: TWIC WILL BE REQUIRED FOR ENTRY AS OF 01 DEC 2008!!! APM Terminals Jacksonville is at MARSEC 1. APM Terminals Security can be reached at 904.751.8362.
IT SYSTEMS: All systems are operational.
UPCOMING CLOSURES: Terminal CLOSED Thanksgiving, Thursday, 27 NOV 2008. Terminal OPEN Friday, 28 NOV 2008.
OTHER: Nothing to report in Other.
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NEW FUNCTIONALITY!
You are now able to make booking inquiries. Simply insert your booking number in the field on the right and click 'submit'.
First Asia cargo ship will arrive on July 7
Mitsui OSK Lines' Vision will complete the long quest for a direct connection from Jacksonville to Asia.
The first regularly scheduled ships to carry cargo from Asia to the First Coast will begin arriving in Jacksonville on July 7, about six months earlier than anticipated.
Mitsui OSK Lines Ltd. will be bringing one ship a week into Jacksonville, using facilities leased from APM Terminals at Blount Island. Each ship will off-load somewhere between 500 and 1,200 containers each time it stops. For more information, see NEWS & PRESS.
APM Terminals Jacksonville offers a Paperless Gate
With the completion of fully automated truck scales and the installation of state-of-the-art CCTV cameras at the interchange gate, APM Terminals Jacksonville will implement a completely paperless interchange process on February 4, 2008. This will facilitate a more efficient and productive interchange for our customers and the truckng community. And we are not done yet! There are more customer service enhancement initiatives yet to come. If you have any questions concerning the paperless gate system, please contact our Customer Service Center at 866-855-8552.
New 2-Stage Gate Process
The receiving process at APMT Jacksonville has changed to a 2 stage process. This will improve efficiency and speed in processing all receive transactions. Please see Procedures and Gate Procedures for specific instructions.
Safety & Environment
APM Terminals, Jacksonville, is committed to operating its business optimally while protecting employees and others working on site, the property, and the environment from accidental losses. In fulfilling this commitment, we seek to provide and maintain a safe, healthful, and environmentally friendly work setting by using generally accepted best business practices and by complying with regulatory and Integrated Management System (IMS) requirements. Safety is the science of reducing the risk of injuries and/or accidents from occurring to its lowest acceptable level. APM Terminals health, safety, environmental, and quality policy is based on a sincere desire to eliminate all incidents that result in personal injuries, occupational illness, equipment damage, property damage and environmental damage or pollution. APM also strives to protect the general public insofar as they come in contact with or are affected by our operations. At APM Terminals, we are continuously trying to improve the protection of our employees, labor and environment.
APM Terminals, Jacksonville, expectsthat all management and laborers give their personal attention, effort, and support to safety and the environment. It is good business and evidence of competent leadership to protect the environment and prevent injuries/accidents. In retrospect, we can recognize that nearly all accidents are preventable. To maintain our enviable place in the industry’s leadership, we must and will be successful in prevention of accidents and promotion of environmental awareness. As a direct result of management and labor’s commitment to safety we enjoyed a 342 day period with no loss time accidents, from 9/8/06 until 8/14/07.