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TERMINAL STATUS UPDATES

Houston - The terminal will be closed Monday February 15th 2010. Please see the hours and holiday section for our 2010 schedule.

Jacksonville - 05 FEB 2010 - TWIC REQUIRED FOR ENTRY TO APM TERMINALS JACKSONVILLE. ALL TWIC's MUST BE VALIDATED AT THE BLOUNT ISLAND JAXPORT OFFICE AT THE MAINGATE. Hours are Monday-Friday, 0800-0500. This validation will "tie" the TWIC with the JAXPORT Security Badge, allowing the user to carry only 1 card. Please inquire on all vessel schedules, container availability and hazardous container preadvise in the inquiry tools provided on this page.

Los Angeles - Holiday Schedule: Tentative Limited, wheeled only Gate Feb 12th 1st Shift. Normal Horizon Gate only 2nd Shift. Closed Monday, Feb 15th 1st Shift, reopen 1800 for Full Service 2nd Shift.

Miami - See important notices below. Due to congestion in the yard there are containers from the MAERSK Messologi,Maersk Damietta, Pona and SL Racer that are block stacked and will be made available as soon as space permits.

Mobile - Terminal will be closed from 12:00 CST on 11/09/2009 and reopen at 8:00 CST on 11/11/2009 due to Tropical Storm Ida.

Oakland - Nothing to report.

Tacoma - Terminal will be open for regular business hours on Monday 15 Feb 2010.

IMPORTANT NOTICE

APMT IMS Policy Statement:

APM Terminals and the management team are committed to protecting our colleagues and others who work at or visit our facilities from injuries due to accidents or health-related risks. We will provide safe and healthful facilities.  We will ensure that our operations meet the highest quality standards by promoting continuous improvement and pollution prevention and being in full compliance with all safety and environmental laws and regulations.

Accidents cause needless personal suffering to our colleagues and their families.  Damage to our facilities and equipment reduce our ability to serve our customers.  We believe that exposure to these risks can be prevented by all employees and managers maintaining safety as an essential priority and by the enforcement of well-designed safety rules and procedures.  To ensure that we do all that we can to prevent accidents, APM Terminals has adopted a “zero tolerance” policy for unsafe conditions and for employees and managers who do not observe safety-related rules and procedures.

While every one of us is responsible for his/her own personal safety and the safety of those around us, each terminal manager has been appointed as the safety leader at the terminal he/she manages.  In this capacity, the terminal manager is responsible for the overall effectiveness of the terminal’s safety program.  He/she will work with colleagues, labor unions, port authorities and other stakeholders to communicate our focus on safety and solicit support for improvements.

Accidents are avoidable.  Teamwork and personal commitment by all is needed to achieve the highest safety standards to which we have committed ourselves and the APMT organization.  Please do your part to make safety a regular part of your day and to ensure that all APM Terminal colleagues can return home safely to their families and friends at the end of every work day.

Eric Sisco

President

APM Terminals North America, Inc.

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