Stevedoring

Stevedoring is the professional handling of cargo when loading and discharging ships in a port. A stevedoring company such as Jutlandia Terminal is responsible for the physical operation at the quay — including operating equipment, lifting, securing and lashing cargo, as well as supervision and documentation. Stevedoring requires specialised training, certified equipment and in-depth knowledge of the cargo categories being handled.

The price depends on the vessel type, cargo type, volume and the complexity of the operation. Jutlandia offers competitive prices based on the specific scope of the job. Contact us for a quote — we respond quickly and have 50 years of experience in finding the right solution for the job.

Stevedoring specifically covers loading and discharging cargo to and from ships at the quay. Terminal services is the broader term, which includes stevedoring as well as storage, internal transport at the terminal, packing and warehouse management. Jutlandia provides both. Read more about our terminal services here.

Yes. Jutlandia has provided stevedoring services to the offshore industry in Esbjerg since 1980 and is used to the demands offshore operations place on safety, documentation and flexible manning. We handle supply vessels, project shipments and special cargo to and from oil, gas and wind installations in the North Sea.

GWO stands for Global Wind Organisation, the international standard for safety training in wind energy. That Jutlandia's stevedore supervisors are fully GWO-trained means they are certified to work safely with wind turbine components and at offshore locations. Many wind operators require it, and it gives customers documented assurance that operations are carried out responsibly.