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A new version of Truck Appointment System (TAS), with upgrades and new features, was launched on 29 May. To allow for a smooth transition, the old (legacy) system was kept online, but it will be deactivated on 29 May. If you have questions or would like more information, please contact service.bahrain@apmterminals.com. To receive updates via email or SMS, please subscribe to Terminal Alerts.

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CSR & Sustainability

APM Terminals believes that its contribution to society extends beyond the port gate, to the ongoing development of the local community. We have a regular program of social engagement, including outreach programs for disadvantaged children, placement schemes for young students, and contributions of our time and other resources to help the local community’s development. 

APM Terminals Bahrain is committed to integrating its own community based activities as well as supporting those of its employees.  We recognize the importance of being a good corporate citizen, contributing to local communities and making a difference to their wellbeing. Equally, we believe in improving people’s quality of life and making an effort to invest in the future of our country.

Bahraini Womens Day

Capturing the empowering moments as APM Terminals Bahrain women united to celebrate Bahraini Women's Day. Thank you for paving the way for the next generation of mariners.

 

Indian School vist to APM Terminals Bahrain

APM Terminals Bahrain hosted students from The Indian School for a special tour of Khalifa Bin Salman Port. During the visit, the students had the opportunity to meet with teams from pivotal departments, essential for maintaining a seamless import-export process within the Kingdom.

 

Multinational School Bahrain visits APM Terminals Bahrain

APM Terminals Bahrain hosted Grade 10 students from The Multinational School Bahrain for a special tour of Khalifa Bin Salman Port in November 2023. During the visit, the students had the opportunity to meet with teams from pivotal departments, essential for maintaining a seamless import-export process within the Kingdom.

 

New Millennium School Bahrain visits APM Terminals Bahrain

APM Terminals Bahrain hosted Grade 11 & 12 Commerce and Humanities stream students from the New Millennium School Bahrain for a special tour of Khalifa Bin Salman Port. During the visit, the students had the opportunity to meet with teams from essential departments, essential for maintaining a seamless import-export process within the Kingdom.

 

Bahrain Bayan School visit to APM Terminals Bahrain

APM Terminals Bahrain welcomed a group of Grade 10 students from the Bahrain Bayan School as part of their Career Awareness Week. The students were treated to a special tour of the Khalifa Bin Salman Port where they met teams from some of the key departments that play a vital role in sustaining the smooth flow of imports and exports into the Kingdom.

 

Bahrain Polytechnic Logistics Students Present Final-year HSE Projects

Twenty-four Bahrain Polytechnic students from the international logistics management programme presented their final-year industry projects to APM Terminals (APMT) Head of Global HSE Terminals and Logistics, Global Health, Safety & Environment, Ms. Yvonne Jowett-Reid, and Interim Managing Director of APM Terminals Bahrain, Mr. Farooq Zuberi. The strategic projects revolved around the safety of APM Terminals work environment and solutions that could be globally deployed.

 

Steps Towards Sustainability

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Ocean Clean-Up

In May 2019, APM Terminals Bahrain commenced a project to protect and preserve the Kingdom of Bahrain’s marine environment and natural resources. Working together with the Supreme Council of Environment, the initial phase of the seabed clean-up commenced, covering an area approximately 20 miles north of the Kingdom of Bahrain.

Two boats were used during a 6-hour operation involving 10 divers. The first boat transported the divers and the second was used for waste collection. Over 70 kg of debris was collected in this initial phase.