Port Marlborough NZ Ltd

We’re excited to share record-breaking results for the 2024 financial year! With our strategy focused on People, Planet, Prosperity, and Partnerships, the support of our dedicated team, we are delivering positive outcomes and driving sustainable success for Marlborough. 𝗞𝗲𝘆 𝗵𝗶𝗴𝗵𝗹𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁𝘀: 🔹 Increasing our FTE to 102 to ensure we have the skills and capacity to meet the needs of our 24/7 operations and to support the industries we serve. 🔹 Major progress towards our vision to become an environmentally restorative port, including International Clean Marina certification for all three marinas and establishment of regenerative native forest at Shakespeare Bay. 🔹 A 12% reduction in net emissions, continuing our carbon reduction journey, and a waste diversion rate from landfill of 92%. 🔹 $4.5 million dividend returned to our shareholder, underpinned by strong performance across all operations - the highest in a decade and ultimately benefitting all of Marlborough. 🔹 Strengthened stakeholder and community partnerships, and the establishment of a kawenata with manawhenua iwi for Waitohi and Waikawa, Te Ātiawa o te Waka a Maui. Read our full Annual Report here, published in accordance with GRI Standards, the world's most recognised framework for sustainability reporting. https://bit.ly/PMNZ_AR2024

Port Marlborough are thrilled to be partnering with the Marlborough Environment Awards and to be able to support this important kaupapa.   Having long been associated with the Marine Category we have seen first hand the amazing mahi and innovation from Marlborough businesses demonstrating that good environmental practices lead to good business outcomes.   At Port Marlborough, we are on our own journey as we aim to become an environmentally restorative port that drives success for Marlborough. We are converting land to native forests, increasing biodiversity and creating a permanent carbon sink; we’re working on a project to restore kelp forests in the Sounds and of course our new tug Kaiana in equppied with the highest level of emission control.   But we all still have a long way to go and organisations like the Marlborough Environmental Awards Trust are leading the way by encouraging thought-leadership in this space.   So it was a huge honour for us to be given the opportunity to become naming sponsors of the Awards. Thank you to all the Trustees. E ki ana te whakatauki: Me mahi tahi tātou Mō te oranga o te katoa We should work together for the wellbeing of all.

Port Marlborough NZ Ltd Marine Team facilitate a wide range of shipping and marine activities including Cook Straight Ferry operations, bulk cargo export and cruise visits. With a fleet of three harbour tugs and a purpose built pilot vessel, they now have a role for a Marine Engineer (Mech 5 minimum) to provide engineering services for vessel operation and maintenance. To learn more, visit: https://bit.ly/3SWHda1

We are looking for an experienced Comms Professional to join our busy team in reporting and communicating across a wide range of channels to our varied customer and stakeholder audience. Further information is available through Intepeople below 🔻🔻

Due to an internal promotion, we are now seeking a Horticulturalist/Gardener, to take responsibility for proactively and efficiently undertaking gardening and horticulture operational duties around the port and marinas areas of operation. More information is available below ⬇ 🌲

Port Marlborough is a diverse and forward-thinking regional port and marina business with a wide range of shipping and marine activities across multiple sites in Waitohi/Picton, Havelock, and the Marlborough Sounds. Port Marlborough now have an amazing opportunity for a motivated People and Culture Advisor to work for a top regional employer in a role that offers scope, variety, and challenge. To find out more, visit: https://lnkd.in/gx_C4kEp

Couldn’t be more proud of the Port Marlborough NZ Ltd team, overall an outstanding job recovering the grounded Interisland vessel Aratere. From our Port Services team taking the call and coordinating the initial Emergency Response to our Marine Tug and Pilot teams working tirelessly to plan and execute this operation. The professional approach was instrumental to the successful response and at all times the focus was on Safety and teamwork. Thanks to Minister Brown, Marlborough District Council, Interislander, KiwiRail Coastguard New Zealand and Maritime New Zealand for the professional response. Simeon Brown Jake Oliver MNI Nadine Taylor Rhys Welbourn Luke Grogan Mike BeechConnie Smith Stu McHaffie Duncan Roy Peter Reidy Des Tiller Taru Sawhney, FICS Taru Sawhney, FICS William Wesson

Our team will be back in person at the annual Graeme Dingle Foundation Marlborough's Future of Work Conference on Wednesday 12 June. The open session for young people and their parents, caregivers and whanau is from 5 - 7pm. Our team is looking forward to showcasing the wide range of careers opportunities available in the port and marina industries, see you there!

Our engineers recently captured detailed images of our linkspan infrastructure at Port Marlborough. In a one-hour flight, 750 photographs were produced, then processed with photogrammetry software to create a high-resolution model. This advanced technique allows us to inspect areas previously accessible only by crane, enhancing our asset management capabilities. All our marinas, ports, and key structures will undergo similar surveys this year. Great work by our engineering team!