Features
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Bulk Cargo Ports Valuable to the Community
By B.C. Manion When Jim Quinn arrived at the Saint John Port Authority four years ago, he began making the…
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In Case of Emergency
Ports focus on disaster and continuity of operations planning in order to be prepared for the unexpected. By Kathy A.…
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Electrification at Ports: Plug-Ins Enabled
More ports are powering their operations from the grid, creating a new set of assumptions about cost and reliability. By…
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Partners in Fighting Crime
Port Fourchon’s Harbor Police and IT staff team up to enhance security and disaster response with the GLPC-C4 Maritime Domain…
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Her Path Leads to Ports
Port of Oakland Spokesperson Marilyn Sandifur talks about the challenges of working in communications, lessons learned from the Occupy Oakland…
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U.S. Needs New Transportation Law that Improves Quality of Life, Economy
By U.S. Rep. Thomas E. Petri (R-WI) Chairman Subcommittee on Highways and Transit of the Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure…
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Read the Digital Edition of AAPA Seaports Magazine Now!
Each issue of AAPA Seaports Magazine is now available in an interactive digital edition. Read online, anytime! With the digital…
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Public Sector Agencies with Private Sector Expectations
Recruiting and retaining high-quality employees at public ports requires addressing unique challenges. By Meredith Martino Most project managers acknowledge the…
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Welcoming Veterans to Port Ranks
Two ports are finding ways to assist military members with transition to civilian employment. By Meredith Martino While the economic…
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Working with Stakeholders: The Buck Stops at the CEO’s Office
From shippers to state agencies, carriers to the community, many groups have an interest in decisions made by the port.…
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