We commit to protect our people, our business partners, the communities we work alongside and the customers we serve, by ensuring APM Terminals operations are carried out safely and securely with minimal impact to the environment every single day. We achieve this commitment by:
We have 3 principles that underpin our commitments:
APM Terminals places great importance on terminal and cargo security to reduce risks and address threats to the global supply chain.
Worldwide, our security team works closely with global law enforcement agencies to continuously improve supply chain security. We cooperate with U.S., European Union and other national agencies, customers, suppliers and local port authorities to apply a global, multi-layered risk-based approach to security.
By implementing global security management standards and processes, use of advanced security technologies, compliance auditing, respecting our company’s Code of Conduct and living our company’s values, we enable a robust security environment for our people, our operations and our customers at APM Terminals and facilities globally.
In addition, we ensure compliance with global regulatory security certifications, such as the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code (ISPS) and the Custom-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (CTPAT). We are also committed to global security initiatives, such as Authorised Economic Operator (AEO) and the Container Security Initiative (CSI), raising the standard in safeguarding the operating environment at our terminals and facilities globally.
As the largest container port terminal in the Western Hemisphere, APM Terminals Los Angeles – known as Pier 400 – occupies an enormous 507 acres. While the sheer size of the terminal is awe-inspiring, the scope for risk to health is a constant worry for our health & safety experts.
To support the goal of an increasingly efficient, agile, modern, and safe port, the Government of Costa Rica and APM Terminals Moin inaugurated two new container scanners today. These will provide additional security for containers leaving the terminal to various international markets.
As climate changes, the frequency and severity of wind gusts hitting APM Terminals facilities around the world has increased significantly.
When you are in a life-threatening situation, the last thing you want is to be stuck in traffic. And around Port Elizabeth, APM Terminal’s largest terminal on the east coast of North America, busy roads are one thing you can be sure of.
APM Terminal Mumbai is recognised for its remarkable work in occupational health, safety, and sustainability field. The terminal received multiple awards in the 7th OHSSAI Conclave and Annual Awards ceremony held at Ahmedabad on 25th Feb 2023.
