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View: Marianne Blechingberg PROJECT CARGO PCN’S BI-MONTHLY NEWSLETTER NEWS ISSUE 30 • JANUARY 2017 SIX NEW MEMBERS THIS ISSUE TRANSOCEAN SHIPPING (CROATIA/HUNGARY/SERBIA) FORTUNE GLOBAL SHIPPING & LOGISTICS (NIGERIA) PETREL FREIGHT & LOGISTICS (RUSSIA) HAZAR TOLKUNY (TURKMENISTAN) PRIMOCARGO GmbH (GERMANY) ZERO TIME SERVICES (CYPRUS) 3P LOGISTICS & KENTCO LOGISTICS COOPERATE ON PROJECT MOVE FROM ROUND UP OF OUR POLAND TO THE UK SEE PAGE 24 FOR DETAILS 6TH ANNUAL SUMMIT SEE PAGE 28 FOR DETAILS INSIDE COOPERATION BETWEEN LCL LOGISTIX & FORTUNE INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT . 03 VVM & JANEL WITH SHIPMENT OF 120 CONTAINERS FROM PARAGUAY TO THE USA . 03 EXPRESS GLOBAL LOGISTICS & EUROPE CARGO EXECUTE HEAVY LIFT TRANSPORT FROM ANTWERP TO MUMBAI . 03 NOBLE SHIPPING SERVICES HANDLES PROJECT CARGO SHIPMENT FOR HACPL . 04 OFFERING SERVICES AT THE HIGHEST LEVEL: HAZAR TOLKUNY IN TURKMENISTAN . 05 MARINE STAR INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING WITH FLUORSPAR SHIPMENT . 05 LCL NEWS . 06 WESTLINK LOGISTICS REPORT PROJECT SHIPMENT FROM CHINA TO AUSTRALIA . 07 INTERVIEW: MARIANNE BLECHINGBERG . 07 OFFERING PROJECT SOLUTIONS TO PCN MEMBERS: FORTUNE GLOBAL SHIPPING & LOGISTICS IN NIGERIA . 08 CANAAN GROUP IN CANADA AWARDED BY TRUCKING HR AS TOP FLEET EMPLOYERS 2016 . 09 EXG NEWS . 10 WSS SHIP THREE SURFACE MINERS FROM THE PRESIDENT/C.E.O. FROM OMAN AND THE UAE TO BAHRAIN . 12 GLOBAL LOGISTICS ALLIANCE SIGN TWO LARGE CONTRACTS FOR SOLAR PLANT PROJECTS IN SOUTH AFRICA . 13 BAGGIO SHIPPING & CHARTERING WITH SHIPMENT OF HUGE MODULES . 14 As we begin a New Year I would like to once again INTERMAX WITH DELIVERY & INSTALLATION thank you for choosing to be a part of PCN. We recognise OF HEAVY OVERSIZED MACHINE . 14 WIRTZ SHIPPING IN BELGIUM SHOWCASE THEIR 2016 WORK . 15 that you have a choice of many networks and are delighted INTRODUCING PROJECT CARGO & HEAVY LIFT that you joined ours. SPECIALISTS IN GERMANY: PRIMOCARGO GmbH . 16 APEX SHIPPING CASE STUDY: It goes without saying how incredibly proud I am of our network and to BULK CARGO MANAGEMENT OF FERTILISERS . 17 GOLD STAR NEWS . 18 have our 6th Annual Summit still so fresh in our minds (and being our TURK NEWS . 19 largest to date!) is fantastic. EXHIBITION COLLABORATIONS . 19 ITS SHIP LARGE CABLE REELS TO THE UAE . 20 We are now a very well-established organisation and are more determined DAEWON LOGIPIA SHIP TWO HEAVY than ever to maintain our status as a high quality and serious group of CRANES FROM CHINA TO SOUTH KOREA . 20 professionals. PCN is not necessarily intending on getting bigger, just better. SCANDINAVIAN EXPRESS PERFORM IMPRESSIVE TRANSPORT OF MEGA OVERSIZED LOAD . 21 As you know, one of the main challenges in our industry is the lack of TITAN SHIP ‘HANDLE WITH CARE’ WOODEN CASES FROM ITALY TO SINGAPORE . 21 training and staff development in the heavy lift and project logistics sector, TITAN PROJECT & LOGISTIC HANDLE especially with new and young members of your team. 3 EXCAVATORS FROM ITALY TO VIETNAM . 21 INTERTRANSPORT GRUBER DELIVER THE VATICAN CHRISTMAS TREE! . 22 During 2017, we aim to help resolve this by launching the PCN eLearning FAIRPLAY SHIPPING HANDLING TRANSPORT FOR LONG-TERM WINDMILL PROJECTS . 22 Platform, which will incorporate a comprehensive 5 module online training FAIRPLAY TRUSTED TO RETURN QIN SHI HUANG’S program. Having skilled and capable staff is crucial and thorough training TERRACOTTA WARRIORS TO CHINA . 22 EXPERTS IN THEIR FIELD: is essential in today’s heavy lift and project cargo industry. Practical ‘on the ZERO TIME SERVICES, CYPRUS . 23 job’ experience needs to be paired with theoretical knowledge, as this leads 3P LOGISTICS & KENTCO LOGISTICS COOPERATE ON PROJECT MOVE FROM POLAND TO THE UK . 24 to a deeper understanding. GLOBO DISTRIBUIDORA CONTRACTED FOR THE HANDLING & TRANSPORTATION OF BAGGED FERTILIZERS . 25 Each module will have assessments to make sure that the subject has been ANNUAL SUMMIT 2016 DUBAI . 26 fully understood before progressing to the next topic. When the training WILHELMSEN COMPLETE MOVEMENT OF is completed the user will understand the practical, operational and MOBILE DRILLING UNIT FROM BAHRAIN TO OMAN . 27 ROUND UP OF OUR 6TH ANNUAL SUMMIT . 28 engineering aspects of heavy transport, heavy lift and project cargo and ARYAMASIR NEWS . 30 will be able to ask pertinent questions at the relevant time and understand A FLEXIBLE & COMMITTED TEAM AT TRANSOCEAN SHIPPING . 32 the industry terminology. We plan to add more advanced modules at a later OOG COLLABORATION FOR FIRST GLOBAL LOGISTICS & TANDEM LOGISTICS . 33 date to assist our more experienced Members. CEA PROJECTS COMPLETE DIFFICULT TRANSPORTATION IN MYANMAR . 33 CEA PROJECTS REPORT CHALLENGING TRANSPORT We could not be more excited about what’s in store for PCN next year, and OF POWER PLANT EQUIPMENT IN MYANMAR . 34 for the opportunity to work with all of you to make it happen. PROFESSIONAL EXPERTS IN RUSSIA WITH PETREL FREIGHT & LOGISTICS . 35 RACHEL HUMPHREY President/C.E.O. PROJECT CARGO NETWORK PROJECT CARGO NETWORK is an ISO 9001 PUBLISHER: Project Cargo Network (Quality Management) and ISO 14001 (Environmental www.projectcargonetwork.com Management) certified organisation established in CONTACT: [email protected] August 2010 to provide heavy lift and project cargo Tel: + 44 2392 425204 specialists access to a trusted, worldwide network of agents who could handle their specialist shipments, COVER: 3p & Kentco Cooperate on Project whilst working professionally and safely under a strict Move from Poland to the UK Code of Conduct. See page 24 for details. Photograph supplied by 3p Logistics. PROJECT CARGO NETWORK cannot take responsibility for the opinions, statements and/or facts expressed in the stories, that are contained in this publication. Any views expressed are those of the individual quoted, and not necessarily those of the publisher. The publisher can accept no responsibility for any errors or ommissions made, WWW.PROJECTCARGONETWORK.COM but will endeavour to amend any, that are brought to our attention, in a future issue. 2 PCN NEWSLETTER: ISSUE 30 • JANUARY 2017 COOPERATION BETWEEN LCL LOGISTIX & FORTUNE INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT LCL Logistix and Fortune International Transport have worked together to handle a shipment from Venice in Italy to Mumbai, India. The cargo consisted of a wooden case containing equipment and spares for a rebar mill at 73mt / 63cbm and was shipped from Porto Marghera. LCL Logistix are PCN members in India and Fortune International Transport are members in Italy. www.lcllogistix.com, www.fortuneitaly.it VVM & JANEL WITH SHIPMENT OF 120 CONTAINERS FROM PARAGUAY TO THE USA VVM Cargo (PCN members in Paraguay) are pleased to report they have recently begun the shipping of 120 x 20’ containers loaded with organic sugar to Los Angeles, USA. The cargo is being shipped by barge from Paraguay to the USA in partnership with their fellow PCN agent, Janel Group of Los Angeles. The photos show the containers on the port’s yard awaiting the barges. www.vvmcargo.com, www.janelgroup.net EXPRESS GLOBAL LOGISTICS & EUROPE CARGO EXECUTE HEAVY LIFT TRANSPORT FROM ANTWERP TO MUMBAI Indian PCN members, Express Global and executed jointly with Europe Cargo. Logistics (EXG) are project specialists The shipment consisted of 30 packages established in 1946 with headquarters weighing a total of 96mtns of which in Mumbai and a pan India presence 2 heavy pieces equalled 77mtns. The backed by their own fleet of Goldhofer shipment required careful loading in hydraulic axles, cranes up to 450tns Antwerp and unloading in Mumbai and and warehouses. Together with Belgian thanks to the expertise and experience of PCN members, Europe Cargo, who EXG and Europe Cargo, the cargo was were established in 1992 and are fully delivered on time and in good condition. versed on handling project cargo with a The project team at EXG concluded: “It proven track record, they have recently required an experienced and precise handled the heavy lift cargo of engines technique to handle this special cargo and turbines plus accessories from and we have several similar heavy lift Antwerp to Mumbai for a well-regarded shipments coming soon”. manufacturing client. www.expressworld.com, The business was generated by EXG www.europecargo.be PCN NEWSLETTER: ISSUE 30 • JANUARY 2017 3 NOBLE SHIPPING SERVICES HANDLES PROJECT CARGO SHIPMENT FOR HACPL Pakistani PCN members, Noble Shipping Services have recently handled a project cargo shipment for HACPL, a leading player in the automobile manufacturing industry in Pakistan. The cargo consisted of a ‘1500tn press machine’ (a total of 619,000kgs / 1,475cbm) shipped from Jakarta in Indonesia to Karachi in Pakistan with individual pieces weighing up to 80,000kgs. The cargo was booked on a 10K general cargo vessel, M.V. Hosei 28, which is fitted with 2 x 30tn SWL cranes (60tns combined). Managing Director at Noble, Capt. Mohammad Inam explains: “The real challenge was discharging the 80,000kg packages at Karachi port where the availability of heavy shore cranes is scarce. Unfortunately, the port’s only floating crane, ‘Hathi’ (100tn SWL), was declared ‘out of order’ at the time of booking and there was no notice of when it would be ready to use again. This was a big shock to the owners, operators and charters but realising the situation, we made extraordinary efforts and managed to get the crane repaired in less than 18 hours. Eventually, the vessel had to wait for the light of the next day to discharge the heavy packages and so the total time lost only amounted to about 6 hours. The heavy packages were finally discharged across the ship directly onto the trailers for further road transportation to the site nearly 1,500km from Karachi. The entire discharging operation, under the supervision of our Port Captain, was accomplished in a safe and smooth manner.” HACPL Manager, Mr. Waseem commented: “Many thanks to Noble Shipping Services for all the support and services they have provided. We have received our press machine at our premises safely and in sound condition.” A great example of the excellent services provided by Noble Shipping Services in Pakistan.
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