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The safety aspect is emphasised in the shipping company’s daily activities, in good and close co-operation with the Port. Based in the Port of Naantali, shipping company Finnlines is giving lectures in the port for logistics (professional driver) students from the Turku Vocational Institute. Visits and lectures targeted at professional drivers have been held in…
The Finnish Army will be training local defence across Finland 2-9 September 2022. The exercises will improve local troops’ readiness to carry out local combat and protection tasks and strengthen the authorities’ abilities to cooperate in situations of disruption everywhere in the country. There will be some military vehicles in the port area. The Finnish…
Jussi Lehtonen, Bachelor of Engineering, has been appointed Harbour Master (PSO, Traffic Manager) and a member of the Management Team of the Port of Naantali from 1 September 2022 on. Jussi’s duties include, for example, the provision of vessel and land traffic services, ensuring the smooth running of the Port’s traffic, the duties of the…
Report of transports TRANSPORTS IN THE PORT OF NAANTALI IN 2021 – Total transports 5.04 million tonnes A total of around 5.04 million tonnes of cargo was transported through the Port of Naantali’s quays and/or fairways and water areas maintained by it (incl. transports to and from the Naantali oil refinery) in 2021. Total transports in…
Inhabitants, drivers and ports employee are urged to keep alert near railway tracks and crossings The transito train traffic will start again on February 16th and will last several weeks. Please be aware of that the grain carriages will be passing along the rail connection between the Raisio railyard and Naantali e.g. next to the…
Text and photos: Tarja Siekkinen Juha Ketoniemi has started as a port engineer at the port of Naantali We are happy to inform Mr. Juha Ketoniemi has joint us as a port engineer. Before starting this position at Port of Naantali, Juha has worked several years in companies such as NCC, SRV and Yara Suomi…
Transports in Port of Naantali from Jan–Sep 2019 Transport statistics 1 Jan – 30 Sep 2019 A total of nearly 5.66 million tonnes of cargo was transported through the Port of Naantali’s quays and/or fairways and water areas maintained by it (incl. transports to and from the Neste oil refinery) from January–September 2019. The volume…
Ready, steady and peek! We are trying to serve you better, our renewed website is about to go live! We are so pleased to announce that our new website will be launched on Monday, Sept. 23. 2019 afternoon. Our Marketing partner, Jabadabaduu Ltd. has designed our new website. We want to thank the whole talented…
Project time October 2018- June 2022 The project aims to improve the safety and efficiency of maritime fairways through digitalization. In the project, floating as well as land-based aids to navigation will be equipped with devices for remote monitoring and control as well as environmental sensors. The fairway data produced by the aids to navigation…
In March 2016, we joined the international EU-funded Hazard project (2016–2019) which aimed at improving safety and security exercises in the Baltic Sea ports. With focus on prevention and management of accidents, the project examined extensively the security issues of transports in the Baltic Sea ports. Ports are often located near residential areas, and in…