Port of Halifax update on supply chain challenges

06 Jul Port of Halifax update on supply chain challenges

We are aware customers are experiencing rail intermodal transport delays to certain rail ramps as reflected in this week’s average dwell report. We can report positively that vessels continue to dock upon arrival and un-dock for departure without delay. Terminal truck transport remains fluid. With the recent actions undertaken by CN and PSA Halifax introducing a second daily train and with the addition of terminal handling equipment at PSA Halifax Fairview Cove, we are operating with fluidity to all intermodal rail ramps except for Toronto. Toronto issues are well-documented within the industry. The Halifax Port Authority, CN, and PSA Halifax continue working toward integrated solutions to streamline operations. Vessel Berthing Delays
As of July 6, vessel berthing delays = 0Terminal Dwelle consolidated a 4-week view of import rail dwell times at Halifax’s two container terminals. For a more detailed view (including historic trends by individual terminal) click here.

Actual vs. Planned Berth Stay
A view of the number of container vessels that complete their actual work alongside a berth at Halifax as compared to their planned berth stay duration.  Vessels that complete their time alongside a berth within their planned stay window indicate the efficiency of port partner vessel operations. Truck Turn Times
A consolidated 4-week view of the total truck service times (gate wait + terminal turn) at Halifax’s two container terminals. For a more detailed view (including historic trends by individual terminal) click here.