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Successful Cycling for Seafarers 2018Little bit of rain but lots of fun
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The Mission to Seafarers’ Cycling for Seafarers event was a huge success. Despite a bit of rain, riders were out in record numbers and having fun...and all for a good cause. Reverend Peter Smyth, Senior Chaplain, provided the following message: “On behalf of everyone at the Mission to Seafarers in Vancouver, BC a big thank you goes to all the corporate sponsors and individuals for your support. This financial support will enable the Mission to continue the work of caring for the seafarers in VFPA.
“The good food and good company made it a fun event with cyclists able to stretch their legs for a good cause. Already looking forward to 2019 (www.flyingangel.ca).”
More photos can be found at: https://www.flickr.com/photos/164155382@N02/albums /72157699072749761
http://bcshippingnews.com/photo/photos-missions-cycling-seafarers-2018
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ICHCA Vancouver seminar to explore cargo chain safety, security, efficiency in the digital ageichca.com
From daily operations to global regulations, new technology is having a profound impact on maritime cargo chain across sea and land. As we head towards the next decade, automation, digitalisation, Internet of Things, cloud platforms and other technologies are starting to significantly reshape cargo handling and operations both on the demand and supply side. Safer, more sustainable and more efficient operations are the potential prize, but for cargo handling professionals and regulators this new reality also poses significant new challenges.
THE VOICE OF GLOBAL CARGO HANDLING
www.ichca.com
NEWS RELEASE
ICHCA Vancouver seminar to explore cargo chain
safety, security, efficiency in the digital ageCross-party event on 21 September to debate opportunities and risks of automated
and digital technologies for maritime cargo safety, security, efficiency across
container, bulk and dangerous goods operations
21.08.2018 – From daily operations to global regulations, new technology is having a profound
impact on maritime cargo chain across sea and land. As we head towards the next decade, automation, digitalisation, Internet of Things, cloud platforms and other technologies are starting
to significantly reshape cargo handling and operations both on the demand and supply side.
Safer, more sustainable and more efficient operations are the potential prize, but for cargo
handling professionals and regulators this new reality also poses significant new challenges.
How do we re-skill and equip people to work safely, securely and productively in an increasingly automated and digital world? How do we adapt governance and legislation to the new reality? And how do we deal with an exponential increase in cyber risk that threatens to derail digital advances? Developing new digital competence is key, but hard-won expertise in the tough daily business of safe physical cargo handling, infrastructure management, shipping and land transport operations cannot be neglected or marginalized.
Taking place in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, 21 September, Smart Ports & Cargo Chains: Data, Digitalisation & Disruption is the latest in a series of practical one-day seminars from ICHCA International, the global NGO and membership association for cargo handling operations, technical, HSSE and risk professionals. The seminar is run as part of ICHCA and the National Maritime Safety Association of US and Canada (NMSA)’s ‘New Tech, New World Week’ which runs from 18-21 September. (continued)
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ICHCA Vancouver seminar to explore cargo chain safety, security, efficiency in the
digital age (continued)
The seminar provides a timely chance to look at the opportunities and risks presented by new technology in the quest for safer, more sustainable and more efficient cargo operations. The seminar is preceded by the 80th meeting of ITP, ICHCA’s Technical Panel which takes place on Wednesday 19 September, followed by a joint meeting of ICHCA and NMSA’s members on Thursday 20 September and a trip to see the Waterfront Training Centre in action.
Setting the scene, Daniel Negron, Vice President, Through Transport Mutual Services (Americas) for cargo chain insurer the TT Club, will share findings from its recent report on the next 25 years of containerisation, prepared together with McKinsey. “There is an ongoing debate as to whether trade growth or digital, data analytics will drive value creation in the next 25 years and our report lays out six scenarios for the future,” says Mr. Negron.
Dr David Williams, Vice President of Policy for the Business Council of British Columbia will present ‘Six Propositions about Digitalisation and the Labour Market’, looking at how policy makers and industry can maximise the productivity gains of technological progress while taking steps to mitigate its intrinsically-skewed distribution of benefits.
Automation and digitalisation in container and bulk ports, and along the cargo chain, will be addressed by several speakers including Dr. Christian Augustin, Head of Sales & Business Development, indurad GmbH; Maggie Richardson, Sales Application Engineer, TMEIC; Stephan Trauth, Vice President Sales, Yardeye; and Peter van Duyn, Maritime Logistics Expert, ICHCA Australia and Centre for Supply Chain and Logistics, Deakin University.
In the afternoon, Colin Laughlan, Former Vice Chair and Acting Chair, United Nations Centre for Trade Facilitation and Electronic Business (UN/CEFACT) will update delegates on work by the United Nations Centre for Trade Facilitation and Electronic Business (UN/CEFACT) to create standards for ‘Data Pipelines’, a seamless, integrated structure for the exchange of data in global trade and cargo transport, allowing data that originates at source – including information from ‘smart’ devices – to be collected once and used multiple times. Global standards bodies and regulators will play a critical role in the digital revolution and this will also be discussed during the day.
The seminar will include a special focus on dangerous goods and biosecurity, looking at how to harness new technology and innovative approaches to improve safety and efficiency at sea, in ports and across the cargo chain. Speakers include Erick H.-Saia, Director of Safety & Loss Control, Greenwich Terminals LLC; James Douglas, Director, EXIS Technologies; and Wendy Asbil, National Manager Invasive Alien Species and Domestic Plant Health Programs, Canadian Food Inspection Agency.
“Innovation is always exciting and “New Tech, New World Week” will bring particular excitement to our focus on safety”, said John Crowley, Executive Director of NMSA. “Our industry is changing. We have a great line-up of speakers to explore the smart tech that is driving that change and how we need to work with our people to manage this inevitable transition,” added John Beckett, Vice President, Training, Safety & Recruitment, British Columbia Maritime Employers Association and Chairman of ICHCA International.
For more details on the seminar and to register, go to: https://ichca.com/technical-seminar-in-vancouver-canada.
https://ichca.com/ichca-vancouver-seminar-to-explore-cargo-chain-safety-security-efficiency-in-the-digital-age
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ICHCA and NMSA are delighted to present
NEW TECH, NEW WORLD WEEK September 18-21, 2018
Morris Wosk CentreVancouver, British Columbia
Taking place in Vancouver, Canada, from 18-21 September, ICHCA & NMSA’s
NEW TECH, NEW WORLD WEEK will bring together national, regional and
international cargo professionals to explore latest industry, regulatory and
technology trends and share views and experiences on the impact for safety,
security, sustainability, skills development and day-to-day practical operations.
JOIN US IN VANCOUVER THIS SEPTEMBER!
To register, visit:https://www.eiseverywhere.com/ereg/newreg.php?eventid=348033&For more information, contact Kevin Jackson at [email protected]
Hosted by the British Columbia Maritime Employers Association
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Ceres Foreman Recognized for Saving Choking Disney Wonder Crew Member
On June 12, the Disney Wonder was in Port and Ceres Foreman Al Wright was working loading the stores onto the ship when he was alerted that a Disney crew member was choking and near unconsciousness. Having just recertified in First Aid as part of the annual Ceres safety program, Al quickly jumped in performing CPR on the crew member dislodging the item and saving him.
To recognize his actions, Al Wright was presented with the Cerescorp Life Safety Award on August 20th by Ceres Senior VP, West Coast Operations Alan McCorkle and VP, Safety, Security and Environment David Turner. Fittingly, the Disney Wonder was again in Port to provide the background for the official photo.
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REGISTER NOW! For Neptune Terminal Tours
As a proud member of the North Shore community for the past 50 years, Neptune Terminals invites you for an up-close look into one of the largest multi-product bulk terminals in North America. Our terminal tours provide a rare opportunity for members of the public to get an inside glimpse into Neptune’s facilities, our operations, and the Canadian products we handle for export all over the world.
Each tour will last approximately 75 minutes, with opportunities to take photos, interact with Neptune employees and ask questions. Registration in advance is required to reserve seating on the bus.
Tours usually book up quickly. To reserve your spot, visit:
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/neptune-terminals-community-tours-2018-registration-45731317602
Tour Details
• Saturday, September 29, 2018
Times
• Two options available for each day: 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.
Location
Tours will depart from Neptune’s administrative office at Suite 100 – 340 Brooksbank Ave., North Vancouver where you will board your bus for the terminal (limited street parking is available
• Registration in advance is required to reserve seating on the bus.
• Guests are encouraged to arrive 15 minutes before their registered bus tour time.
Additional Information
• Tour is suitable for individuals ages 5 and older. Anyone under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
• Please wear long sleeved shirts and pants, and comfortable, flat closed-toe shoes.
• Cameras are acceptable to bring. The tour is not suitable for pets.
Have questions or for more information:Email: [email protected]
Phone: 604-983-4407
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Industry News LinksCN recognizes 40 customers and supply chain partners for sustainability leadership https://www.cn.ca/en/news/2018/08/cn-recognizes-40-customers-and-supply-chain-partners-for-sustain/Global container shipping stabilizes just as pitfalls deepenhttps://www.joc.com/maritime-news/container-lines/global-container-shipping-stabilizes-just-pitfalls-deepen_20180903.htmlCOSCO SHIPPING Ports’ Profits Boom https://www.porttechnology.org/news/cosco_shipping_ports_profits_boom‘Time for action’: How Jean-Jacques Ruest put Canadian National Railway’s turnaround on the fast trackhttps://business.financialpost.com/transportation/rail/time-for-action-how-jean-jacques-ruest-put-canadian-railways-turnaround-on-the-fast-trackMaersk Line adopts cloud-based rate-distribution platformhttps://container-mag.com/2018/08/28/maersk-line-adopts-cloud-based-rate-distribution-platform/Transport Canada announces seven measures to protect Arctic watershttp://www.maritimemag.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=788:transport-canada-announces-seven-measures-to-protect-arctic-waters&catid=4:news&Itemid=6 Trans-Pacific peak-season uptrend continues, rolling varieshttps://www.joc.com/maritime-news/trade-lanes/trans-pacific/trans-pacific-peak-season-uptrend-continues-rolling-varies_20180824.html Don Krusel heading Port of Québec container terminal projecthttp://www.maritimemag.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=789:r-montreal-calls&catid=4:news&Itemid=6Transportation Safety Board of Canada releases 2017-18 Annual Reporthttps://www.newswire.ca/news-releases/transportation-safety-board-of-canada-releases-2017-18-annual-report-691468701.html Chinese ambassador hopes to speed trade talks with Canada amid protectionism https://www.canadianshipper.com/transportation-and-logistics/chinese-ambassador-hopes-speed-trade-talks-canada-amid-protectionism/1003377591/Maersk Vessel Breaks TEU Recordhttps://www.porttechnology.org/news/maersk_vessel_breaks_teu_recordTT Talk - Classification and safety data sheetshttps://www.ttclub.com/loss-prevention/tt-talk/article/tt-talk-classification-and-safety-data-sheets-145197/Port of Los Angeles reports busiest July in its historyhttp://www.longshoreshippingnews.com/2018/08/port-of-los-angeles-reports-busiest-july-in-its-history/Pushing the edge in container handling through technologyhttp://www.seatrade-maritime.com/news/asia/pushing-the-edge-in-container-handling-through-technology.html Port technology the key to unlocking efficiency and smoother supply chainshttps://theloadstar.co.uk/port-technology-key-unlocking-efficiency-smoother-supply-chains/CN orders 60 more locomotives from GE Transportationhttps://www.cn.ca/en/news/2018/09/cn-orders-60-more-locomotives-from-ge-transportation/
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INDUSTRY EVENTS CALENDAR
Sept. 10-13, 2018 Association of Canadian Port Authorities (ACPA) 60th Annual Conference and Annual General Meeting Delta Hotel by Marriott Saint John Saint John, NB https://acpa2018.ca/
Oct. 2-4, 2018 Breakbulk Americas George R. Brown Convention Center Houston, TX https://www.breakbulk.com/events/breakbulk-americas-2018/
Oct. 15-18, 2018 Maritime Security Challenges 2018: Pacific Seapower Fairmont Empress Hotel Victoria, BC https://mscconference.com/
Oct. 16-17, 2018 CIFFA 70th Anniversary Conference Metro Toronto Convention Centre (North Building) Toronto, ON https://ciffaconference2018.com/
Oct. 18, 2018 Safety at Sea Awards Le Méridien Piccadilly Hotel London, UK https://www.sasawards.com/
Oct. 24-25, 2018 The 12th Annual Vancouver Island Economic Summit Vancouver Island Conference Centre Nanaimo BC http://viea.ca/vi-economic-summit/
Nov. 14-16, 2018 WOC Sustainable Ocean Summit: “Ocean Sustainable Development -Connecting Asia and the World” Hong Kong https://sustainableoceansummit.org/
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JOB
Jobs cut prior to dispatch
(unable to fill)
Jobs filled thru employee
extensions
Jobs filled by employee double
shifting
Jobs filled by local 502
employees
Jobs filled by transferring employees
Jobs left unfilled after
dispatch TOTAL40 TON & RACK 5 5AUTO MECH 1 1BOMBADIER 1 1BULK OPERATOR 2 2 4BULLDOZER 1 1CHECKER (DOCK) 1 4 1 6CLASS #1 AIR 1 1DOCK GANTRY 4 4 2 2 12DOCKMEN 1 1DRIVER 4 1 4 9ELECTRICIAN 2 9 11F.E.L. 1 4 5FILLIN 2 2H.D. MECHANIC 2 3 43 48HATCH TENDER 1 2 3HEAD CHKR 5 2 10 17HT SIGNALS 2 2JANITOR 1 1KINDER MORGAN LIQUID 8 1 9LIQUID BULK 2 4 6LOCIE ENGINEER 1 1MEN 18 18MEN - BAGGAGE 1 1MILLWRIGHT 4 2 3 9MOBILE CRANE OP 7 2 9PAINTER 1 1RACK & S/HOIST 3 5 8RUBBER TIRE GTY 4 8 2 14SHIP GANTRY 2 3 5SLINGMEN 1 1SPARES 4 4TRAC.TRAIL. (S) 16 16TRACKMAN 1 1TRACTOR TRAILER 8 8WATER TRUCK 4 4WELDER 1 1 2WINCH DRIVER 2 2TOTAL 22 9 28 68 122 249
How were shortages handled by Dispatch?
Dispatch Shortage StatisticsFor the Period Sunday August 26th, 2018 to Saturday September 1st, 2018
Jobs filled by hall employees, 5458, 95.64%
Jobs cut prior to dispatch (unable to fill), 22, 0.39%
Jobs filled thru employee extensions, 9, 0.16%
Jobs filled by employee double shifting, 28, 0.49%
Jobs filled by transferring employees, 68, 1.19%
Jobs left unfilled after dispatch, 122, 2.14%
Other, 249, 4.36%
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