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The Port of Miami is one of America’s busiest ports.
It is a 16-lane cargo complex!
Not only is the Port of Miami the Cruise Capital of the World, but it is also the Cargo Gateway of the Americas.
The Port is an integral part of South Florida’s economy and it contributes over $17 billion annually.

Security in the Port of Miami
Safety and security are the utmost concern at the Port of Miami.
Heightened levels of protection are a must when dealing with international shipments.
There are specific procedures and innovative technology in place to ensure the safety of the Port.
The Port partners with U.S. Customs and Border Protection, U.S. Coast Guard, Florida Department of Law Enforcement, Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission, Miami-Dade Police and Fire-Rescue Departments and others to create a synergistic system of security.
Through partnerships, technology and strategic procedures, the Port of Miami has helped facilitate the faster movement of commerce in a well-organized manner.

The security efforts are virtually seamless, which helps to make the shipments of goods more cost efficient.
They have implemented cutting-edge inspection technology that improves security while maintaining a smooth flow of cargo.
The technology not only assists in faster processing times, but also complies with Port business policies.
In fact, processing times of two minutes are typical for the completion of all security and financial procedures.

Environmental Practices
Environmental awareness is an important part of today’s world.
The Port of Miami does not take this concern lightly.
The fragile ecosystems of the surrounding port need nurturing, awareness and care.
Management takes the environment into consideration for every facet the Port’s business.

There are specific measures the Port puts in place to reduce energy consumption.
Energy efficient light bulbs are used and lights are turned off when rooms are not being used through sensor-controlled switches.
Plumbing fixtures that use less water have been installed.
Employees are also encouraged to recycle, reduce and reuse!

Sustainable construction has been taken into consideration and any new structures will be certified under the in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Green Building Rating System developed by the U.S. Green Building Council.
In fact, the Port of Miami pledges that any new buildings will be certified with AT LEAST the “Silver Level.”

There are many things the Port of Miami is doing to reduce air emissions.
The electrification of gantry cranes is an ongoing project and fleets are being replaced with hybrid vehicles.
There are also technological advances, training and procedures put in place to protect the ocean and surrounding water.

Crane Management
The Port of Miami has nine ship-to-shore container handling gantry cranes.
The cranes are located on six different wharves that are each 1,000 feet.
Recently, some of the cranes have been electrified for environmental and workload efficiency.
The Port of Miami also has some of the largest cranes in operation in the world.
These large cranes were designed to work on a 22 container wide vessel!

Port of Miami Crane Management, Inc. has been responsible for the maintenance and management of the gantry cranes at the Port since 2002.
They also manage and maintain the other container handling equipment.
The company boasts that there cranes are up and running 99.62 percent of the time, which is an extraordinary uptime in the industry.
This means extra savings for customers of the Port of Miami because of minimal downtime!