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PORT OPERATIONS
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Concessions & Management Agreements
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IPM is the operator of the Beirut Container Terminal in Lebanon. IPM’s operation was established through a management agreement whereby the Port Authority invested in the infrastructure, and awarded the management of the Terminal to a consortium of companies lead by IPM and named Beirut Container Terminal Consortium (BCTC).
IPM is affiliated with Portia Management Services of the United Kingdom, which has been a world leader in providing management, advisory, consultancy, training, financial and other services to ports and related organizations since 1978.
Portia is the overseas port management arm of Peel Ports Group, the second largest port group in the UK.
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Marine Services
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IPM was awarded a ten year contract for marine services at three ports in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia: Jubail Industrial Port, Jubail Commercial Port, and the Port of Ras Az Zawr.
The projects are being carried out by a joint venture with Nesma of Saudi Arabia. The team was also chosen to provide stevedoring services at the Port of Jizan.
> Pilotage and Tugging Services
> Ship Building and Repair
> Marine Intelligence and Research
> Operations and Maintenance of Radar and Communications
> Pollution and Petrochemical Spill Control and Fighting
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Service Improvements & Audits
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IPM is one of few companies in the port industry offering auditing and port operations improvement services.
At Malta Freeport, Malta, IPM had audited the operations and is currently assisting the operator to improve productivity by introducing new and innovative management techniques at the Port. IPM is also providing training on the optimization and use of the existing systems, equipment and yard space.
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Port Start-up Services
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IPM offers port start-up services.
At the Port of Umm Qasr in Iraq, IPM is assisting with the start-up of the terminal including providing training services on the operations and maintenance of heavy equipment.
For the Port of Odessa in Ukraine and the Port of Spain in Trinidad, IPM organized the start-up of the terminal and the installation and commissioning of the systems. IPM also provided 24-hour planning services and operator training
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