Caption: Quintin Reynolds
It takes a lot of hands to move cargo across Port Houston’s docks, including the maintenance staff, who support Port Houston’s equipment and assets. One of the essential Port employees working on the front lines throughout the COVID-19 pandemic is Quintin Reynolds, a maintenance foreman at the Barbours Cut Container Terminal, who recently received recognition for 45 years of service at Port Houston.
Topics: maritime, container, cranes, ports, maintenance, people
Caption: Neopanamax cranes at Bayport. Three additional cranes are expected to be operational in 2021.
Topics: maritime, cranes, ports, Houston, containers
Caption: RTG cranes transiting the Houston Ship Channel in 2018.
Topics: maritime, container, cranes, ports, Houston, shipping
Port Houston's three new Neopanamax cranes completed their nearly 90-day journey from Shanghai, China arriving to Port Houston’s Bayport Container Terminal August 7. The cranes highlight about $100 million in investments.
Topics: maritime, cranes, ports, Houston, shipping, containers
The West Gulf Maritime Association and Port Houston held an unveiling ceremony for two new crane simulators July 26.
Topics: maritime, cranes, ports, Houston, operations
Port Houston and Industrial Cranes Services, Inc. performed a “crane swap” at the Barbours Cut Container Terminal to regroup the remaining old generation ship-to-shore cranes March 11. This will provide better customer service for vessel calls and prepare the facility for the next phase of wharf renovation.
Topics: terminal, cranes, ports, Houston, containers
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