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Sustainability Report highlights environmental, social, and governance achievements and marks the terminal’s tenth year of operations Porto Sudeste has published its fifth Sustainability Report,
An agenda created by the organization aims to turn global challenges into issues that are part of everyday life in the region, such as education,
Group formed by Porto Sudeste colleagues brings together employees from different shifts and encourages new personal challenges With just one kilometer left to complete
Porto Sudeste’s Volunteer Network engages partner companies and turns collaboration into benefits for the community of Itaguaí. Volunteerism has been gaining new participants on
Young professionals are proving that those just starting out can also innovate and transform a company’s day-to-day operations. Whenever something goes wrong in the
Porto Sudeste brought together professionals from different areas in a hackathon to develop applications for the company’s booth at Rio Oil & Gas (ROGe). During the innovation marathon, participants tested ideas and combined their expertise to create solutions designed to make the visitor experience more interactive. The winning proposal is currently under development and will showcase the company’s history, operations, projects, and business opportunities. In addition to fostering innovation, the initiative encouraged knowledge sharing and strengthened connections among employees.
Meeting at the UFRJ Technology Park fostered knowledge exchange and identified opportunities for collaborative projects. Representatives from Porto Sudeste took part in a technical
Mechanical technician Fabiano Correia transformed discarded materials into sustainable trophies for the Gaia Cup, a key activity during Porto Sudeste’s Environment Week. Using leftover stainless steel and surplus workshop materials, he created pieces that symbolized reuse and environmental awareness. The initiative demonstrated how creativity and sustainability can go hand in hand in everyday operations.
Key points:
– Repurposing scrap metal and surplus workshop materials to create the trophies.
– Engaging employees in Environment Week activities through the Gaia Cup.
– Promoting sustainability and circular economy practices within terminal operations.
Founder of “Bora Lá Idiomas” in Itaguaí broadens the perspective of Ship Visitor course participants on career paths in the region Choosing a career
Appointment to the Board of PIANC Brazil Young Professionals places the terminal in discussions on innovation, sustainability, and the development of waterborne transport infrastructure.