International ships' time in port shortened by 1.1 hours on average

Ships arrive at the port with “zero waiting” operations, “zero contact” inspections at the port, and departure “zero delay” release. The “Three Zero Measures” working mode of the Dongjiang border inspection station has effectively reduced the operating costs of port and shipping companies. Tianjin Port International Ships’ time in port has been shortened by an average of 1.1 hours, and terminal utilization has increased by 5% on average each month.

Since the outbreak of the new crown pneumonia epidemic, targeted measures to strengthen foreign defense input to help port companies resume work and production, Dongjiang border inspection station gives full play to the advantages of scientific and technological information, and establishes special classes for data information analysis, verification, research and judgment. According to the information obtained in advance on the overseas stopping ports and crew replacement status of the inbound ship, the local crew replacement plan, etc., the police conducts accurate review through big data information inspection before the ship arrives, and promptly pushes relevant key epidemic prevention information to the port functional department to establish Port epidemic information sharing and coordination mechanisms have strengthened precision prevention and control capabilities.

The implementation of the "Three Zero Measures" work model, that is, "zero waiting" operations for ships arriving at the port, "zero contact" inspections at the port, and "zero delay" release at the port, greatly shortening the stay time of ships in the port and effectively reducing the port navigation The operating costs of enterprises have effectively boosted the work of resuming work and production, bailing out enterprises and stabilizing foreign trade. Since the implementation of the "Three Zero Measures", the business environment of Tianjin Port has been continuously optimized. The time of international ships in Tianjin Port has been shortened by 1.1 hours on average, and the utilization rate of the terminal has increased by 5% per month.