POAL - Multi Cargo Wharves

Multi Cargo Wharves

Port of Auckland's Multi-Cargo facilities encompass five wharves on the Waitemata waterfront, adjacent to the Auckland central business district.

Multi-Cargo handle a variety of breakbulk cargo, including steel, timber, and dry bulk, plus containers and vehicles. Many of the vessels calling at the Multi-Cargo Wharves serve the Pacific Island’s trades.

Port of Auckland manages berthage and wharf space, with cargo-handling services provided by third-party stevedoring companies.

Multi-Cargo wharves at the Auckland seaport include the finger wharves Marsden and Captain Cook, along with Bledisloe, Freyberg and Jellicoe wharves in the middle of the port facility.

Many of these wharves also handle Roll-on Roll-off (Ro-Ro) vessels importing cars and other vehicles.

Contact

Phone: +64 9 348 5346

Email: [email protected]

Hours

Mon-Fri: 07:00-23:00
Sat-Sun: 07:00-15:00
View opening hours by department here.
Check with Third Party Stevedores for their opening hours.

Third Party Stevedores

Cargo Services Limited

Phone: +64 27 493 2033
Website: http://www.cargoservices.co.nz

Wallace Investments Limited

Phone - Office: +64 9 373 3864
Phone - Tally Office: +64 9 373 3864 extn 1
Website: http://www.stevedores.co.nz/

Multi-Cargo Map

Click here to access GIS

GIS is in place to aid all parties in accessing relevant up to date information about Multi-Cargo Operations and is helpful with ascertaining:

- Risk associated with operations.
- Congested areas which may impact access and operations.
- Health and Safety concerns.
- Restricted access areas.
- Any other relevant areas that users need to be informed about.

Please be aware that the information available on the GIS Viewer is provided as a guide only and the accuracy of the information is not guaranteed. POAL excludes all liability including, without limitation, in negligence, for any loss, damage or claims howsoever caused or suffered by the user in reliance on the information.

News and Updates

Price Schedule Updated from 1st July 2022	Price Schedule Updated from 1st July 2022	The new price schedule is available on our website.
Traffic Improvements at Multi Cargo	Traffic Improvements at Multi Cargo	To improve safety and reduce risk to drivers, we are making changes to the Multi Cargo (MC) truck grid, road marking and signage on the common user roadways.
Re-charging Current Tariff Items	Re-charging Current Tariff Items	Please be aware that from 1 July 2018, we will recommence charging
Mandatory Pre-advice at Multi Cargo Wharves	Mandatory Pre-advice at Multi Cargo Wharves	Pre-advice makes the handling of export containers more efficient

Process Updates

Pre-Advice

Pre-Advice speeds up export container handling into and through the port creating efficiencies for our customers. It ensures the container is gated in with the correct information and correct loading of the export container. Pre-Advice also ensures the correct data is being used to gate the container in, reduces double handling and optimises yard stacking for vessel operations. For transport operators it means drivers spend less time at the port. Pre-advising for Ports of Auckland is utilised in PortConnect. To arrange training please contact Customer Service.

If you would like to start using Pre-Advice you can register for a login here

If you would like to log on to PortConnect click here

Early / Late Receival Request

Receival dates and times for Multi Cargo vessels are set by the individual Shipping Lines. Please contact the relevant Shipping Line for confirmation of these dates.

Export containers that arrive 5 days prior to the vessel loading will be subject to Early Receival Fees.

Export containers that arrive after the cut-off for a vessel have a direct impact on operations, causing additional planning and yard moves. If you're an exporter, we ask that you or your agent request confirmation from the shipping line for late receival of the container.

Documents for Transport Operators

We are committed to providing a safe environment for our people, customers and visitors. It is critical that visitors to the Port understand and work in line with our health and safety and environmental guidelines. To facilitate this, all drivers entering the terminal must have completed our online safety induction course. Click here to be redirected to the Safety & Induction page.

Something missing?

Let us know if what you are looking for is not available on the Multi Cargo page. Email [email protected]