FACTORS IN CHOOSING PORT LOCATION

The Need For Customs

Customs clearance work involves preparation and submissionofdocumentations requiredtofacilitateexportor imports into the country, representing client during customs examination, assessment, payment of duty andcotakingdeliveryofcargo from customs after clearance alongwithdocuments.

Develop reliable models of port productivity, and consider how existing ports may be able to meet growing demand and how to measure constraineddemandforandsupplyofportcapacity.

Thedesignofaportbasedonthe alignment and the width of the oceanisveryimportantbecauseit makes it easier for large ships to enterintoaport.

The concerned authorities of the deep-water ports are responsible foroilspillprevention,containment and cleanup, potential dangers from waves, weather, & geological conditions.

Human factors input is becoming increasingly important to improve thesafetyandefficiencyonboard ships.

Physical environmental factors constitute the environmental assessment requirements for ensuring safe access & navigation withinports.