T&T Stevedoring logo, Eastern Ports of Venezuela

Warehousing and laydown yards next to the Port of Guanta

T&T operates approximately 50,000 m2 of yard space in the Guanta area, including a 9,000 m2 support yard directly opposite the port entrance, receiving project cargo, tubulars, offshore equipment, big bags and machinery with controlled access, inventory records and condition documentation at reception and dispatch.

Space~50,000 m2 across the group; 9,000 m2 directly opposite the Port of Guanta
CargoProject cargo, tubulars, offshore equipment, big bags, machinery, general cargo
ControlsControlled access, inventory records, photographic condition records in and out
HandlingOwn forklifts and rigging on site; blocking, stacking and laydown planning
PreservationRoutines for long-stay project cargo
AdvantageSingle short haul from hook to secure storage

Distance is cost and risk. Because our main yard faces the port entrance, cargo moves from the vessel’s hook to secure storage in a single short haul, cutting handling steps, exposure and trucking cost. Reception and dispatch are documented with inventory records and photographs, so what enters and what leaves is a matter of record, not memory.

For project campaigns we plan the laydown before the vessel arrives: ground bearing checks for heavy pieces, blocking and stacking patterns, segregation by consignee or work package, and preservation routines for cargo that will wait months for its construction window.

Yard machinery moving cargo at the T&T laydown yard opposite the Port of Guanta

Frequently asked questions

How close is the yard to the Port of Guanta?
The 9,000 m2 main support yard sits directly opposite the port entrance, minutes from the berths.
What records do I get for stored cargo?
Inventory records plus photographic condition documentation at reception and at dispatch, organized by piece.
Can heavy pieces be stored?
Yes. Laydown planning includes ground bearing verification, blocking and stacking for heavy and oversized pieces.

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