Yard Planner - APM Terminals, Apapa, Lagos, Nigeria
Company
APM Terminals is one of the largest container terminal operators in the world. The diverse portfolio includes substantial interests in more than 40 ports around the globe. We continue to actively develop and invest in new projects and opportunities in ports and terminal management. In terms of the future, we are determined to stay at the forefront of our industry by providing value-adding e-business solutions, customer relations management and innovative use of technologies.
APM Terminals commenced operations in Nigeria in March, 2006. Apapa is Nigeria's largest port and contains a number of wharfs. To date, the staff comprises over 700 highly skilled and motivated foreign and local staff. We stand for operational excellence – from modern equipment, facilities, advanced technology and proven processes and terminal management. We are currently looking for an individual who share our commitment to providing services that are second-to-none.
This position is responsible for planning the optimum utilization of the terminal stacking space available. Constantly check on the yard utilization highlight probable constrains that may seem to arise. This position reports to the, Shift Team Leader.
Key Accountabilities
Your Profile
Contact information:
This position is a local position, based in Lagos, Nigeria and will remain posted until 30th July 2012.
Please apply through the job portal and ensure to upload/attach a recent CV. For all internal applications please note that HR will contact your local HR to request for your staff card upon receipt of your application.
We do not make use of recruitment agencies. Only CVs received through our job portal will be attended to.
If you have any questions or would like further information, you are welcome to contact Lanre Olarinoye on appapmtrec@apmterminals.com
About the company:
APM Terminals offers the global shipping community a geographically balanced, integrated Global Port, Terminal and Inland Services Network which includes 55 operating container facilities in 34 countries with 16 new terminal development or expansion projects underway, along with 131 Inland Services locations in 49 countries. Staffed by 22,000 professionals across 64 countries and spanning five continents, we serve every major trade lane with a truly global presence, providing our customers with the most advanced terminal technology, equipment and operations in the industry. APM Terminals has been a major part of the development of the container shipping industry, and it is a role and responsibility we do not take lightly. Originating as Maersk Line’s terminal operating arm, APM Terminals was established as an independent division within the A.P. Moller-Maersk Group in 2001, moving its corporate offices from Copenhagen to The Hague in 2004, and reporting results as a separate business entity within the Group as of 2008. Dedicated to setting the industry standards for efficiency, safety and sustainability, it is our goal to Earn the Customer every day, at every port facility and every location throughout the APM Terminals Global Port, Terminal and Inland Services Network.
APM Terminals is one of the largest container terminal operators in the world. The diverse portfolio includes substantial interests in more than 40 ports around the globe. We continue to actively develop and invest in new projects and opportunities in ports and terminal management. In terms of the future, we are determined to stay at the forefront of our industry by providing value-adding e-business solutions, customer relations management and innovative use of technologies.
APM Terminals commenced operations in Nigeria in March, 2006. Apapa is Nigeria's largest port and contains a number of wharfs. To date, the staff comprises over 700 highly skilled and motivated foreign and local staff. We stand for operational excellence – from modern equipment, facilities, advanced technology and proven processes and terminal management. We are currently looking for an individual who share our commitment to providing services that are second-to-none.
This position is responsible for planning the optimum utilization of the terminal stacking space available. Constantly check on the yard utilization highlight probable constrains that may seem to arise. This position reports to the, Shift Team Leader.
Key Accountabilities
- Effectively plan yard layouts for IMPORTS segregated by ICD’s / Bill of lading / Dangerous cargo / OOG and general imports, EXPORTS, EMPTIES and Transhipment containers within the parameters of the set yard specification.
- Close monitoring of the yard during the discharge to ensure that all the containers as received from the vessel have been confirmed and has been confirmed with a yard position.
- Close monitoring of the yard during the loading operation to ensure smooth feeding from the yard to the vessel minimizing re-handling in the yard
- Controlling and planning the complete yard process in order to achieve maximum productivity and efficiency.
- Create and maintain the yard setup and planning to accommodate an average of 18 to 20 crane lifts per hour and maximum utilization of yard equipment.
- Allocate yard ranges for exports per vessel / voyage before the gates opening.
- Monitor that the equipments are available in the right location at the yard.
- Prepare the Daily Yard Work Plans related to discharges, receiving exports, housekeeping etc.
- Maintain daily reports on the yard utilization.
- Constant monitoring of the yard and have required housekeeping done on time to maximize utilization of the yard and reduce operational impacts
- Monitor that the ICD’s declared for the respective vessels are cleared within the allocated time frame, alternatively convert same to the local imports and information passed on to the lines.
- Close monitoring of the IMO containers if direct delivery has been taken / cleared, alternatively reminders to the line to clear same for the terminal.
- Consolidation of the transhipment stacks by weights and POD’s prior arrival of the outbound carrier.
Your Profile
- A University degree in Logistics, Operations Management, or related discipline.
- Requires at least two or more years of previous experience as a vessel or yard planner for a container terminal operation. Previous experience as a dispatcher in a container terminal environment will be an advantage.
- Requires sound knowledge of container vessel stowage and stability criteria.
- A truly international working environment in a modern working location
- Value and team-based leadership
- An open and engaging working environment
- A wide range of international career opportunities
- Opportunities for personal and professional growth in a dynamic environment
- Competitive compensation packages
Contact information:
This position is a local position, based in Lagos, Nigeria and will remain posted until 30th July 2012.
Please apply through the job portal and ensure to upload/attach a recent CV. For all internal applications please note that HR will contact your local HR to request for your staff card upon receipt of your application.
We do not make use of recruitment agencies. Only CVs received through our job portal will be attended to.
If you have any questions or would like further information, you are welcome to contact Lanre Olarinoye on appapmtrec@apmterminals.com
About the company:
APM Terminals offers the global shipping community a geographically balanced, integrated Global Port, Terminal and Inland Services Network which includes 55 operating container facilities in 34 countries with 16 new terminal development or expansion projects underway, along with 131 Inland Services locations in 49 countries. Staffed by 22,000 professionals across 64 countries and spanning five continents, we serve every major trade lane with a truly global presence, providing our customers with the most advanced terminal technology, equipment and operations in the industry. APM Terminals has been a major part of the development of the container shipping industry, and it is a role and responsibility we do not take lightly. Originating as Maersk Line’s terminal operating arm, APM Terminals was established as an independent division within the A.P. Moller-Maersk Group in 2001, moving its corporate offices from Copenhagen to The Hague in 2004, and reporting results as a separate business entity within the Group as of 2008. Dedicated to setting the industry standards for efficiency, safety and sustainability, it is our goal to Earn the Customer every day, at every port facility and every location throughout the APM Terminals Global Port, Terminal and Inland Services Network.
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