Do you plan to work in the maritime industry in Adelaide
and require a Maritime Security Identification Card (MSIC)?
ClientView can help you secure one.
We are a leading government-certified issuer of MSIC cards.
Having an MSIC card allows you to enter and work in maritime security zones in Port Adelaide
or any other port in South Australia without a hitch.
Port Adelaide is South Australia’s biggest port, accounting for the bulk of the region’s port activity.
Established in 1836 northwest of Adelaide, it is considered one of the earliest settlements in South Australia.
It also became the first state heritage area in the region in the 1980s.
With many berths at its Inner Harbour and Outer Harbour locations,
Port Adelaide is able to handle a wide range of inbound and outbound goods, including:
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Agricultural products
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Grains and seeds
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Limestone
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Cement and cement clinker
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Iron ores, iron and steel
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Metals and scrap metals
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Mineral concentrates
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Mineral sands
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Fertilisers
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Petroleum products
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Motor vehicles
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Containers
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Break-bulk and general cargo
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Port Pirie – Located north of Adelaide, the port ships general cargo, mineral concentrates,
mineral by-products and coal.
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Port Lincoln – A natural deepwater harbour located on the southeast coast of the Eyre Peninsula,
the port handles the shipment of petroleum products, grains and seeds, and fertilisers.
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Port Giles – Commodities shipped through the port, situated on the eastern side of Yorke Peninsula,
include seeds and grains.
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Klein Point – A single-purpose port that only handles limestone shipment.
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Thevenard – Cargoes shipped through this port — located west of Adelaide —
are grains and seeds, salt, gypsum and mineral sands.
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Wallaroo – A tidal port northwest of Adelaide, it only handles shipment of grains and seeds.
If you are considering working in any of the above ports, contact
ClientView
to start your application process.