Port Kembla Terminal is located at Berths 105 106 and 107, Yampi Way (off Tom Thumb road), Port Kembla. An additional Berth, 103 was completed in late 2008 and is designed as a multi-purpose facility catering for motor vehicles, general cargo and containers. The Terminal has a total area of 44 hectares.

The Facilities

The site complies with all Australian Customs requirements and operates as a 24/7 facility. It is operated as an open access regime allowing any stevedore or PDI operator to apply to operate from the terminal.

The buildings on the site provide modern and clean amenities for stevedores, office personnel and visitors. There is 24/7 onsite security with the main entrance security controlled at all times.
The Terminal currently has undercover storage capacity of 18,000 square metres.

AAT Port Kembla Pollution Incident Response Management Plan (PIRMP) – PDF

Berth Priority Rules

AAT allocates Berths in accordance with PKPC’s Port Parameters and Berthing Guidelines. Refer to PKPC Berthing Priorities.

Open Access Regime

The facilities are operated under an open-access regime. Any stevedore or PDI operator may apply to have access to the site to service their customers. The access is on a non-discriminatory basis so that all parties are provided services to the same level.

Stevedores or PDI operators seeking access can apply through AAT who will provide a stevedore licence or PDI sub-lease to approved applicants. Tariffs are published and are available to all parties seeking access to the site. The tariff will be displayed at the site and are published on the AAT website. Within the stevedore license, dispute resolution procedures are provided to enable parties to resolve any issues that may arise.

General Facts and Services

Port Kembla Terminal has 24/7 available access. AAT’s Receival and Delivery operations are Mon to Fri 0600 – 1400hrs. Additional hours and shifts can be negotiated with Terminal management.