Join us at Ports of Auckland SeePort 2014

Ports of Auckland is pleased to announce that our open day event will be held in January 2014 (25 - 27 January).

The aim of SeePort is to provide Aucklanders with a better understanding of the role the port and industry play in Auckland and New Zealand.

This is a free community event and a great opportunity for the industry to showcase the supply chain.

We invite you to join us in this initiative and help highlight how each part of the supply chain directly and indirectly touches the lives of Aucklanders.

If you are keen on participating or sponsoring activities, please email Dee Radhakrishnan.

Click here to view or download the event proposal

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Performance against this commitment is measured in several ways, including:

• the proportion of truck visits entering via the self-service kiosks (rather than by manual process in the Road Office)
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• the proportion of truck visits turned within 30 minutes
• the average quantity of containers exchanged per truck visit
• the average dwell time of import containers in the port.

Download report here