Port Equipment Manufacturers Association expands further with six new members

APM Terminals Crane & Engineering Services, TMEIC Corporation, Banner Engineering Europe, Gaussin, Phoenix Products and Moffatt & Nichol have become the latest companies to join the Port Equipment Manufacturers Association (PEMA).

A wholly-owned subsidiary of global terminal operator APM Terminals, APM Terminals Crane & Engineering Services (CES) is a major provider of consultancy services in port and terminal equipment design. Among its crane supply services, the company offers technical support for tendering and purchase processes, crane specifications, project management, design review, quality assurance, commissioning supervision, inspections, assessment and training.

TMEIC manufactures and sells variable frequency drives, motors, and advanced automation systems for a range of industrial applications.  The company has a long history of providing crane control and automation systems for global port cranes, and is a leading supplier of automatic stacking crane systems and other vision-based productivity solutions.

Banner Engineering is a global player in process and industrial automation, with a portfolio spanning photo eyes, sensors, machine safety, e-stop devices and vision and indicator lighting.

French industrial group Gaussin is active in several segments including transport, construction and manufacturing. The company has been supplying container terminal ground equipment to the ports industry since the 1970s, including its recently launched Automotive Terminal Trailer (ATT).

US-headquartered Phoenix Products is a global provider of specialty lighting, including latest generation LED lighting technology for the ports and terminals industries.

Moffatt & Nichol is a global infrastructure advisor, specialising in the planning and design of ports and harbours. The company oversees projects from conceptual analyses and feasibility studies to planning, design, and construction. Services include port planning, programme and construction management, marine structures, security, automation, ferry and bulk terminals, gate planning and design, fendering, vessel impact, manoeuvring and traffic studies.

“We are delighted to welcome our new members, who bring an array of valuable expertise and knowledge to further strengthen our Association,” said PEMA President Ottonel Popesco. “As PEMA continues to grow, we are engaging in a wider range of research, recommendations and standards development to address key issues now facing the port and terminal industry in the areas of safety, the environment and application of advanced technologies,” explains PEMA President, Ottonel Popesco.