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Who we are The Port of Brisbane Pty Ltd (PBPL) manages and develops Queensland’s largest multi-cargo port under a 99-year lease from the Queensland Government. Owned by Q Port Holdings, PBPL is responsible for developing the port and related facilities, and for the provision of key services like maintaining navigable access to the port for commercial shipping, and the operation of the Brisbane Multimodal Terminal. With over $1.6 billion in capital works invested over the last 20 years, PBPL offers world-class cargo handling and warehousing facilities, 31 operating berths over 7,860m of quayline, and deep- water berths and channel (14m). Health and Safety We strive to provide a healthy and safe workplace for all of our employees, contractors and visitors ensuring safety remains our number one company value. Our key objectives are to have: • a workplace where health and safety management and leadership is a core responsibility of our managers and supervisors • a workplace where health and safety management and leadership is integrated into core business activities • a culture that inspires awareness of and personal responsibility for health and safety • an occupational health and safety management system that meets AS4801 requirements and complies with statutory obligations and expectations. About the port Located in South East Queensland and strategically placed at the mouth of the Brisbane River, free from urban encroachment. One of Australia’s most diverse ports and Queensland’s largest multi-cargo port, with facilities for containers, general cargo, motor vehicles and bulk. Room to grow, with available port land for both large and small developments, including the 90ha Port West estate and the 230ha future port expansion area. Over 35 shipping lines service the port, making over 2,500 calls each year. Up to five sailing days closer to Asia than the southern ports of Sydney and Melbourne. 2 | Shipping Handbook <strong>2013</strong>/14
Trade statistics To assist and promote trade growth and development we provide statistical reports and related market research. For comprehensive details of current trade statistics, including container trade and ship calls, visit the trade statistics section of our website: www.portbris.com.au/TradeLogistics/TradeStatistics The port also offers an interactive trade data reporting system (DIOR) that allows customers to access the system for up-to-date, detailed, customised trade statistic reports. For information about purchasing a DIOR subscription or further details of trade trends at the port please email: info@portbris.com.au top five trade commodities and markets in 2011/2012 IMPORTS EXPORTS Rank Commodities* Country of Origin Rank Commodities* Country of Destination 1 Crude Oil Global 1 Coal Japan 2 Refined Oil Singapore 2 Refined Oil Australia 3 Cement Australia 3 Cereals Japan 4 Iron & Steel China 4 Meat Products Japan 5 Machinery United States of America 5 Iron & Steel Malaysia * by tonnage port of Brisbane total trade 20000 18000 Imports Exports 16000 14000 12000 10000 8000 6000 4000 2000 0 00/01 01/02 02/03 03/04 04/05 05/06 06/07 07/08 08/09 09/10 10/11 11/12 Financial year Shipping Handbook <strong>2013</strong>/14 | 3
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