As of March 16, 2020, the Port of Beaumont has been able to maintain regular service levels and normal operating hours. In the event COVID-19 warrants facility closures, the public will be advised via the Port’s website (portofbeaumont.com) and primary social media channels (Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn). As always, the Port of Beaumont is working closely with, and following instruction from, the federal agencies responsible for screening the vessels that prepare to call on area ports.
“The well-being of Port of Beaumont employees, tenants, contractors, customers and the community are a top priority as we navigate this outbreak and the short and long-term impacts it will have on our region,” says Port Director Chris Fisher.“ The Port will continue to closely monitor and respond to COVID-19 to ensure our community remains safe and operations move forward, so long as it does not jeopardize the health of our team.”
Port of Beaumont on-going COVID-19 prevention efforts:
As an economic engine in Southeast Texas, the Port of Beaumont has a responsibility to the community to keep freight moving, which fuels growth and supports jobs. Port customers, tenants and employees are taking the necessary precautions to keep the Port fully operational and thus far, no adverse effects to shipping activity have been seen.
The agreement worth about Euro 300,000 will last for 12 months and is part of a Smart and Evolved Digital Port project, of which the Freight component will be dedicated…
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