​The loading of the maiden shipment from the Quattro Ports Port Kembla Grain Terminal has been completed. The vessel Asia Graeca docked on Good Friday and completed loading at 9pm Easter Sunday. 

Tony Day, Chairman of Quattro Ports commended the hard work of the Quattro Ports team to achieve such a great result over the Easter long weekend.

"Both our employees and contractors involved over the last couple of weeks have done an excellent job at relatively short notice and under considerable time constraints to get the last few pieces of the puzzle put together."

Quattro Ports currently has a 23,000mt vessel scheduled to commence loading in the middle of April with another at the start of May.

The Quattro Ports Shipping Stem as well as the Port Terminal Services Agreement and Port Loading Protocols are now on the website and will be updated regularly.

Please note: The Quattro Ports Shipping Stem may not include other shipping allocated to the berth by NSW Ports or AAT. Clients are encouraged to check the NSW Ports website, currently www.nswportskembla.com.au and/or the AAT website, currently www.aat.auz.biz for other shipping allocations. 

Follow the link below to access the Quattro Ports Shipping Stem:

Quattro ports is committed to establishing strong ties with the local community. So when an opportunity presented itself to be a part of a great community initiative like Clean Up Australia Day, employees from Quattro Ports Port Kembla Grain Terminal were eager to pitch in and help promote a more clean, healthy and sustainable environment.
 
Terminal Manager Dene Ladmore along with Terminal Operators Teneall and Haden (pictured above) set out and participated in the Business Clean Up Day picking up rubbish at the Northern Breakwater site in Port Kembla.    

Since the national event started in 1990, Australians have donated more than 28.2 million hours taking to their streets, bushland, parks and waterways on Clean Up Australia Day, removing an estimated 302,213 tonnes of rubbish from 151,909 sites across the country.

Quattro Ports has taken another big step forward with the arrival of Shiploading Conveyors to its facility in Port Kembla last week. This marked the culmination of months of hard work involved in the construction and delivery of the equipment.

The shipment consisting of 18 bulk pieces as well as 7 x '40 containers were unloaded from the vessel Szechuan on Tuesday the 1st of March which departed the next day. Assembly of the Shiploading Conveyors has commenced.