Port of New York and New Jersey

Client: APM Terminals Port Elizabeth (New Jersey, USA)

Challenge: Manual and inefficient HSSE processes

Solution: Full implementation of the Stowlog modular platform

APM Terminals Port Elizabeth, one of the leading terminals at the Port of New York and New Jersey, faced a significant challenge: its HSSE procedures were carried out manually, relying on fragmented tools, paper-based processes, and limited real-time visibility. This created inefficiencies in safety inductions, visitor management, access control, and data traceability — key areas for maintaining safe and compliant operations in a high-traffic terminal with thousands of daily movements.

To address this, the terminal adopted all Stowlog modules, deploying a fully digital and real-time HSSE ecosystem. Through the Safety Induction module, truck drivers, contractors, and visitors can now complete their inductions digitally before arriving at the terminal. The Visits Management module centralizes all visit scheduling and traceability, while the Interactive 3D Map and Geoposition module provide full situational awareness inside the facility with live tracking of movements across the port.

With the complete suite of Stowlog tools, APM Terminals Port Elizabeth has transformed its HSSE operations from manual processes to a fully digital, integrated, and automated system aligned with the highest global safety standards.

Benefits Delivered:

• Reduction of administrative workload, eliminating manual paperwork and repetitive HSSE tasks.
• Faster and more accurate safety inductions, improving operational flow at the gate.
• Real-time visibility of all external personnel inside the terminal, enhancing situational awareness.
• Significant increase in safety compliance, with data centralized and accessible through the Admin Dashboard.
• Improved visitor experience thanks to seamless onboarding and access procedures.
• Better decision-making supported by accurate, real-time, and historical HSSE data.
• Stronger security culture across the terminal, backed by technology designed specifically for port-logistic environments.

APM Terminals Port Elizabeth now stands as a reference site demonstrating how digitalization can reshape HSSE operations, increase safety, and create more efficient workflows in one of the busiest port facilities on the U.S. East Coast