Client Relations Department GPA Client Relations Center is open Monday through Friday, 8a.m. – 5p.m. Representatives are available to answer questions, provide driving instructions and assist with all problems including interchange. For container, cargo and technical support assistance (Navis and WebAccess), contact: • Phone: 912.963.5526 • Email: [email protected] • Government Related Inquires Email: [email protected] • webaccess.gaports.com (24 hours/7 days per week) • www.gaports.com offers printable driving instructions CRC FAQs • Pre-Advice PIN: All container moves must be pre-advised through WebAccess. Contact GPA’s Client Relations Center at 912.963.5526 for more details. • Spouse or Child in Truck/Vehicle: A spouse or child may not ride as a passenger unless they have a TWIC identification card. A pet may ride along, however, they are to always remain inside the vehicle while on terminal. • Last Free Days: Any questions or requests regarding free days must be handled by steamship lines. • Gate or Holiday Hours: For any questions regarding gate hours or holiday hours, please visit Georgia Ports Authority’s website: WebAccess. • Container Availability: For any questions regarding container availability please visit Georgia Ports Authority’s website: WebAccess. • Exam Status: For any questions regarding the exam status of a container please call the CRC, or email: [email protected] • Container Locations: For help finding a container, please email us a request with the container number at [email protected]. To document the process of finding a container, GPA requires the request to be through email and not over the phone. • Vessel ETA’s: For any questions regarding vessel estimated time of arrival, please visit Georgia Ports Authority’s website WebAccess. • TWIC Requirements: TWIC stands for Transportation Worker Identification Credential. Go to TWIC.gov to see locations to apply. Effective Aug. 5, 2019, the Georgia Ports Authority will go to 100 percent scanning of TWIC at all GPA access points. • Vessel Docking Information: For any questions regarding vessel docking, please visit Georgia Ports Authority’s website WebAccess. • Booking Updates: GPA cannot update all bookings, but attempts will be made if possible. If GPA does not have access to update the booking tally, please contact the shipping line. Container Traffic – Gates 3, 4, & 8 All lanes are scaled at gates 3, 4, and 8. Bobtail trucks can enter Gate 1 and Gate 5. Gate hours are 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday (Gate 4 only with a lunch break from noon to 1 p.m.). Last ticket for refrigerated containers will be issued at 4:15 p.m. Last ticket for dry box pickup will be issued at 4:30 p.m. and 5 p.m. for dry box drop off. RFID Tags Radio Frequency Identification Tags (RFID) are required on all tractors for delivery and pick-up. An RFID tag may be obtained at by visiting the GPA credentialing center. Unladen tractor weight is required for registration. Visibility of truck tag number from truck hood or cab roof ensures fluidity of container transaction. Delivery and Pick-up Instructions Please have the following information available and ready at the time when arriving at the pedestal: • PIN • Tractor license plate number • Trucking company represented • Load or empty • Steamship line • Booking number, container number or EDO Number When complete, the system will produce a drop-off ticket and/ or a pick-up ticket. Next, proceed to the interchange lanes for the inspection process. If there is an error of any kind, the system will produce a trouble ticket. After that, proceed to the trucker’s assistance kiosk. Kiosks have GPA trouble phones, security phones and a printer. Most errors can be corrected by contacting the dispatcher or the steamship line. (GPA personnel will assist in resolving issues.) At the interchange lane, an inspection of the equipment will be performed. Following inspection, the system will produce an EIR ticket. Proceed to the container yard location specified on the electronic interchange receipt ticket. The container handling equipment will be notified via radio data terminal of the assigned location. The RFID Tag applied to your tractor will identify your mission. When complete, proceed to the assigned area to park/swap the chassis if necessary. Then proceed to the next location to pick up another unit. After picking up the outbound unit, proceed to the interchange lanes for inspection. When complete, the system will produce an EIR ticket. Need a Transfer/Flip? If a transfer or flip is required for an inbound our outbound unit, you will be directed to the driver assist area. (Insert Map Location) Flips will be coordinated at the driver assist area. Client Relations Department (Continued) GPA Gate Assistance Use trouble telephones at the general trouble kiosks at Gates 3, 4 and 8 between the pedestal and inspection canopy or internal kiosk. See Map: No. 33 [J5] Gate 3 Trouble, and No. 14 [F5] Gate Trouble. Terminal Security GPA’s restricted marine terminals operate at Maritime Security (MARSEC) Level 1 unless otherwise posted. MARSEC Level 1 refers to the minimum appropriate security measures that are maintained at all times. An increase in the MASREC level dictates an increase in the facility’s security posture and additional requirements for terminal access. All persons entering are subject to screening prior to entry. Screening is defined as a reasonable examination of persons, baggage, personal effects, and vehicles for the presence of dangerous substances and devices, or other prohibited items listed in the facility security plan (FSP), for the protection of the facility and terminal users. The purpose of the screening is to secure the vital government interest of protecting vessels, harbors, and waterfront facilities from destruction, loss, or injury from sabotage or other causes of similar nature. Such screening is intended to ensure that dangerous substances and devices, or other items that pose a real danger of violence or a threat to security, are not present. All persons shall remain alert and follow all instructions of security personnel while on the premises. Any suspicious person(s) or activity observed should be communicated immediately to GPA Police Dispatch. Failure to observe security requirements may result in immediate removal or detention by law enforcement personnel. Emergencies, Suspicious Activity, Incidents and Collisions All incidents should be reported to GPA Police Dispatch. Emergency: 912.964.3911 Non-emergency: 912.963.5588 or 912.963.5589 GPA Credentials Persons who regularly access GPA’s restricted marine terminals (5 or more entries in 1 year) must register and obtain a Georgia Ports Authority credential. GPA credentials may be issued at either GPA’s Savannah Credentialing Center or GPA’s Brunswick Credentialing Center. You must possess a valid TWIC to be issued a GPA credential. Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) A Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) is required for unrestricted access to GPA’s restricted marine terminals. All TWIC holders must enroll their credential into GPA’s access control system. To do so, the card holder must have his/her TWIC Personal Identification Number (PIN). GPA Credentialing Centers Savannah Credentialing Center Garden City Terminal 100 Main Street (GPA Annex 2) Garden City, GA. 31408 Hours of Operation: M-F (8:00 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.); Closed holidays & weekends Brunswick Credentialing Center Colonel’s Island Terminal 25 Joe Frank Harris Blvd. (GPAPD Office) Brunswick, GA. 31520 Hours of Operation: M-F (8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.); Closed holidays & weekends Mailing Address: GPA Credentialing P.O. Box 2406 Savannah, GA. 31402 Questions regarding credential procedures should be directed to Client Relations at 912.963.5526, or email: [email protected] TWIC Escort Persons seeking access to GPA’s restricted facilities who do not possess a TWIC and have demonstrated a business need for entry, may enter GPA facilities with an approved TWIC escort. Escorts and visitors must always maintain side-by-side accompaniment. If an escort or visitor becomes separated from their companion, they must notify GPA Police immediately, at 912.964.3911, and an officer will respond. Failure to adhere to these procedures constitutes a breach of security and will be reported in accordance with federal law. TWIC Escorting Services Georgia Vehicle Escorting, LLC, is the authorized TWIC escorting vendor for GPA’s restricted marine terminals in both Savannah and Brunswick. 210 Carolan Street Savannah, GA. 31415 For information, rates and appointments: Phone: 912.667.5631 Website: www.georgiave.com Email: [email protected] V.January-2020 GAPORTS.COM GARDEN CITY TERMINAL USERS GUIDE For safety, comments, concerns or questions, please contact us at [email protected] Safety Department Garden City Terminal is extremely busy. Everyone must comply with the following safety rules as well as all applicable GPA, local, state, and federal rules and regulations: ............................................................................................................................. 1. Vehicles shall yield to all pedestrians. ............................................................................................................................. 2. Observe all posted traffic signs and stop bars. ............................................................................................................................. 3. No cell phone use while driving. ............................................................................................................................. 4. ANSI approved Type R Class 2 high visibility/reflective safety vest shall be worn while on terminal. ............................................................................................................................. ............................................................................................................................. ............................................................................................................................. ............................................................................................................................. ............................................................................................................................. ............................................................................................................................. ............................................................................................................................. 11. Remain at least 20 feet behind the vehicle in front of you. ............................................................................................................................. 12. Do not move while being loaded/unloaded unless instructed by the operator. ............................................................................................................................. 13. Horn signals are: One to move forward, and two to move back. Operators may also use intercom system for other instructions. ............................................................................................................................. 14. Do not cut through stacks while traveling in the yard. ............................................................................................................................. 15. Do not park behind a top lift. ............................................................................................................................. 16. OTR drivers shall not travel with unsecured container doors. ............................................................................................................................. 17. Do not climb on GPA equipment for any reason. ............................................................................................................................. 18. Do not approach any leaking container. ............................................................................................................................. 19. Do not litter. ............................................................................................................................. Avoid Congestion Unless authorized, OTR drivers shall NOT drive on the dock. Please use the Cross Terminal Roadway. The dock is for ship traffic only. Clerk Safety Maintain a distance of 20 feet or more between vehicles at interchange gates. OTR Driver Safety It is highly recommended that OTR drivers not exit their vehicles while in an RTG work zone between the pads/lanes. Tasks that require the driver to get out of their vehicle (e.g., lock chassis, inspect empty container) shall be completed at a safe distance away from a working RTG and/or top lift. Roundabout Safety Traffic shall obey roundabout signs. Select proper roundabout lane prior to entering the roundabout. Avoid changing lanes while in a roundabout. WARNING – OTRs have an increased potential to rollover due to load shifts while in a roundabout. Examples of roundabout patterns and signs that can be found on terminal 5. Speed Limit is 25 mph unless otherwise posted and must always be observed. Be cautious at roundabouts. Over the Road Truck (OTRs) drivers shall reduce speed when construction or potential hazards exist. 6. Seatbelts must be worn at all times. 7. No U-turns on terminal. 8. No parking, standing or walking on RTG pad/lane 10. ALWAYS yield to RTGs. 9. Do not leave any portion of vehicle or chassis on or in the path of RTG Pad/Lanes.
Welcome message from author
This document is posted to help you gain knowledge. Please leave a comment to let me know what you think about it! Share it to your friends and learn new things together.
Transcript
Client Relations Department GPA Client Relations Center is open Monday through Friday,
8a.m. – 5p.m. Representatives are available to answer questions,
provide driving instructions and assist with all problems including
interchange. For container, cargo and technical support assistance
(Navis and WebAccess), contact:
• Phone: 912.963.5526
• Email: [email protected]
• Government Related Inquires
Email: [email protected]
• webaccess.gaports.com (24 hours/7 days per week)
• www.gaports.com offers printable driving instructions
CRC FAQs• Pre-Advice PIN: All container moves must be pre-advised
through WebAccess. Contact GPA’s Client Relations Center
at 912.963.5526 for more details.
• Spouse or Child in Truck/Vehicle: A spouse or child may
not ride as a passenger unless they have a TWIC identification
card. A pet may ride along, however, they are to always
remain inside the vehicle while on terminal.
• Last Free Days: Any questions or requests regarding free
days must be handled by steamship lines.
• Gate or Holiday Hours: For any questions regarding
gate hours or holiday hours, please visit Georgia Ports
Authority’s website: WebAccess.
• Container Availability: For any questions regarding
container availability please visit Georgia Ports Authority’s
website: WebAccess.
• Exam Status: For any questions regarding the exam status
of a container please call the CRC, or email:
• Container Locations: For help finding a container,
please email us a request with the container number at
[email protected]. To document the process
of finding a container, GPA requires the request
to be through email and not over the phone.
• Vessel ETA’s: For any questions regarding vessel estimated
time of arrival, please visit Georgia Ports Authority’s
website WebAccess.
• TWIC Requirements: TWIC stands for Transportation
Worker Identification Credential. Go to TWIC.gov to
see locations to apply. Effective Aug. 5, 2019, the Georgia
Ports Authority will go to 100 percent scanning of TWIC
at all GPA access points.
• Vessel Docking Information: For any questions regarding
vessel docking, please visit Georgia Ports Authority’s
website WebAccess.
• Booking Updates: GPA cannot update all bookings, but
attempts will be made if possible. If GPA does not have access
to update the booking tally, please contact the shipping line.
Container Traffic – Gates 3, 4, & 8 All lanes are scaled at gates 3, 4, and 8. Bobtail trucks can enter
Gate 1 and Gate 5. Gate hours are 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through
Friday and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday (Gate 4 only with a lunch
break from noon to 1 p.m.). Last ticket for refrigerated containers
will be issued at 4:15 p.m. Last ticket for dry box pickup will be
issued at 4:30 p.m. and 5 p.m. for dry box drop off.
RFID Tags Radio Frequency Identification Tags (RFID) are required on all
tractors for delivery and pick-up. An RFID tag may be obtained
at by visiting the GPA credentialing center. Unladen tractor weight
is required for registration. Visibility of truck tag number from
truck hood or cab roof ensures fluidity of container transaction.
Delivery and Pick-up InstructionsPlease have the following information available and ready at the
time when arriving at the pedestal:
• PIN
• Tractor license plate number
• Trucking company represented
• Load or empty
• Steamship line
• Booking number, container number or EDO Number
When complete, the system will produce a drop-off ticket and/
or a pick-up ticket. Next, proceed to the interchange lanes for the
inspection process.
If there is an error of any kind, the system will produce
a trouble ticket. After that, proceed to the trucker’s assistance
kiosk. Kiosks have GPA trouble phones, security phones and a
printer. Most errors can be corrected by contacting the dispatcher
or the steamship line. (GPA personnel will assist in resolving
issues.) At the interchange lane, an inspection of the equipment
will be performed. Following inspection, the system will
produce an EIR ticket.
Proceed to the container yard location specified on the electronic
interchange receipt ticket.
The container handling equipment will be notified via radio data
terminal of the assigned location. The RFID Tag applied to your
tractor will identify your mission. When complete, proceed to the
assigned area to park/swap the chassis if necessary. Then proceed
to the next location to pick up another unit.
After picking up the outbound unit, proceed to the interchange
lanes for inspection. When complete, the system will produce
an EIR ticket.
Need a Transfer/Flip?If a transfer or flip is required for an inbound our outbound unit,
you will be directed to the driver assist area. (Insert Map Location)
Flips will be coordinated at the driver assist area.
Client Relations Department (Continued)
GPA Gate AssistanceUse trouble telephones at the general trouble kiosks
at Gates 3, 4 and 8 between the pedestal and inspection
canopy or internal kiosk. See Map: No. 33 [J5] Gate 3 Trouble,
and No. 14 [F5] Gate Trouble.
Terminal Security GPA’s restricted marine terminals operate at Maritime Security
(MARSEC) Level 1 unless otherwise posted. MARSEC Level 1 refers to
the minimum appropriate security measures that are maintained
at all times. An increase in the MASREC level dictates an increase
in the facility’s security posture and additional requirements for
terminal access.
All persons entering are subject to screening prior to entry.
Screening is defined as a reasonable examination of persons,
baggage, personal effects, and vehicles for the presence of
dangerous substances and devices, or other prohibited items listed
in the facility security plan (FSP), for the protection of the facility
and terminal users.
The purpose of the screening is to secure the vital government
interest of protecting vessels, harbors, and waterfront facilities
from destruction, loss, or injury from sabotage or other causes
of similar nature. Such screening is intended to ensure that
dangerous substances and devices, or other items that pose a real
danger of violence or a threat to security, are not present.
All persons shall remain alert and follow all instructions of security
personnel while on the premises.
Any suspicious person(s) or activity observed should be
communicated immediately to GPA Police Dispatch.
Failure to observe security requirements may result in immediate
removal or detention by law enforcement personnel.
Emergencies, Suspicious Activity, Incidents and Collisions All incidents should be reported to GPA Police Dispatch.
Emergency: 912.964.3911
Non-emergency: 912.963.5588 or 912.963.5589
GPA CredentialsPersons who regularly access GPA’s restricted marine terminals
(5 or more entries in 1 year) must register and obtain a Georgia
Ports Authority credential. GPA credentials may be issued at
either GPA’s Savannah Credentialing Center or GPA’s Brunswick
Credentialing Center. You must possess a valid TWIC to be
issued a GPA credential.
Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) A Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) is required
for unrestricted access to GPA’s restricted marine terminals. All
TWIC holders must enroll their credential into GPA’s access control
system. To do so, the card holder must have his/her TWIC Personal
Identification Number (PIN).
GPA Credentialing Centers
Savannah Credentialing Center
Garden City Terminal
100 Main Street (GPA Annex 2)
Garden City, GA. 31408
Hours of Operation:
M-F (8:00 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.); Closed holidays & weekends
Brunswick Credentialing Center
Colonel’s Island Terminal
25 Joe Frank Harris Blvd. (GPAPD Office)
Brunswick, GA. 31520
Hours of Operation:
M-F (8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.); Closed holidays & weekends
Mailing Address:
GPA Credentialing
P.O. Box 2406
Savannah, GA. 31402
Questions regarding credential procedures should be
directed to Client Relations at 912.963.5526, or email:
TWIC Escort Persons seeking access to GPA’s restricted facilities who do
not possess a TWIC and have demonstrated a business need
for entry, may enter GPA facilities with an approved TWIC
escort. Escorts and visitors must always maintain side-by-side
accompaniment. If an escort or visitor becomes separated from
their companion, they must notify GPA Police immediately,
at 912.964.3911, and an officer will respond. Failure to adhere
to these procedures constitutes a breach of security and will
be reported in accordance with federal law.
TWIC Escorting ServicesGeorgia Vehicle Escorting, LLC, is the authorized TWIC
escorting vendor for GPA’s restricted marine terminals
in both Savannah and Brunswick.
210 Carolan Street
Savannah, GA. 31415
For information, rates and appointments:
Phone: 912.667.5631
Website: www.georgiave.com
Email: [email protected]
V.January-2020
GAPORTS.COM
GARDEN CITY TERMINAL USERS GUIDE
For safety, comments, concerns or questions, please contact us at [email protected]
Safety DepartmentGarden City Terminal is extremely busy. Everyone must comply with the following safety rules
as well as all applicable GPA, local, state, and federal rules and regulations:
.............................................................................................................................
1. Vehicles shall yield to all pedestrians..............................................................................................................................
2. Observe all posted traffic signs and stop bars..............................................................................................................................
3. No cell phone use while driving.
.............................................................................................................................
4. ANSI approved Type R Class 2 high visibility/reflective safety vest shall be worn while on terminal.
.............................................................................................................................
.............................................................................................................................
.............................................................................................................................
.............................................................................................................................
.............................................................................................................................
.............................................................................................................................
.............................................................................................................................
11. Remain at least 20 feet behind the vehicle in front of you. .............................................................................................................................
12. Do not move while being loaded/unloaded unless instructed by the operator..............................................................................................................................
13. Horn signals are: One to move forward, and two to move back. Operators may also use intercom system for other instructions.
.............................................................................................................................
14. Do not cut through stacks while traveling in the yard. .............................................................................................................................
15. Do not park behind a top lift..............................................................................................................................
16. OTR drivers shall not travel with unsecured container doors..............................................................................................................................
17. Do not climb on GPA equipment for any reason..............................................................................................................................
18. Do not approach any leaking container..............................................................................................................................
19. Do not litter..............................................................................................................................
Avoid CongestionUnless authorized, OTR drivers shall NOT drive on the dock. Please
use the Cross Terminal Roadway. The dock is for ship traffic only.
Clerk SafetyMaintain a distance of 20 feet or more between
vehicles at interchange gates.
OTR Driver SafetyIt is highly recommended that OTR drivers not exit their vehicles
while in an RTG work zone between the pads/lanes. Tasks that
require the driver to get out of their vehicle (e.g., lock chassis,
inspect empty container) shall be completed at a safe distance
away from a working RTG and/or top lift.
Roundabout SafetyTraffic shall obey roundabout signs. Select proper roundabout
lane prior to entering the roundabout. Avoid changing lanes
while in a roundabout.
WARNING – OTRs have an increased potential to rollover
due to load shifts while in a roundabout.
Examples of roundabout patterns and signs that can be found on terminal
5. Speed Limit is 25 mph unless otherwise posted and must always be observed. Be cautious at roundabouts. Over the Road Truck (OTRs) drivers shall reduce speed when construction or potential hazards exist.
6. Seatbelts must be worn at all times.
7. No U-turns on terminal.
8. No parking, standing or walking on RTG pad/lane
10. ALWAYS yield to RTGs.
9. Do not leave any portion of vehicle or chassis on or in the path of RTG Pad/Lanes.
(
(((
(((((((((((
( ( ( ( (
((
( ( ( (
( ( ( (
((((
(((((((
((
((
( ( ( ( (
( ( (( ( (
( ((
(
(
(
(
( (
( ((
( ( ( ( ((
((((((( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( (
( ( ( ((((((((((((((( (
((
_̂
_̂
_̂
_̂_̂
! 1
! 2
! 3! 4! 5
! 7! 7
! 8! 8
! 9
! 10! 1
1
! 12
! 13
! 14! 1
5! 1
6! 1
7
! 18
! 20
! 21
! 22
! 23
! 24
! 27
! 25
! 28
! 29
! 30
! 31
! 32! 3
3
! 34
! 35! 3
6
! 37
! 38
! 38
! 26
! 19
! 6
401
402403404
501
503504506508
601
602603
604
705 704 703 702
701
706
707
801
802
803
804
805
806
807
808
809
810
811
812
812 811 810 809 808
807 805 804 803 802
801
813
814
708
102
103
104
110
111
113
114
201203
204
210
211
213
214
310
301
709
710
406
100
101
711
712
806
713714
513
413511
512
411
412212
112
304
302
202
606
608
612
613
611
208
307
106
205
305
105
209
109
108
207
107
206
303
306
309
308
311
312
313
314
410
409
510
609
610
509
408
607
507
734
732
731
605
505407
405
617
616
715
716717
815
816
817
815
816
817
733
IC - 10
IC - 10
814 813
814 813
614
514
720
719
CT-100
3W-7
3W-8
3W-9
3W-10
3W-11
3W-123W
-133W
-14
3W-15
WS-1
VC-2
4W-1
4W-2
4W-3
5W-1
5W-2
5W-3
W3
W3
BD
W1
W2
AD
502
VC-3
1W-3
735736
730
101
100
115
222
223
224
121
119
219
218
118
217
117
216
123
122
315316
225
124
819
820
821
220
221221
221
220120
121
C8
CH
ASSIS YARD
W4
W4
125W4
C7
CH
ASSIS YARD
215
116
(MA
IN ST)
SIXTEENTH ST
FOU
RTEENTH ST
FIRST STSECO
ND ST
THIRD
STFO
URTH
ST
TWELFTH
ST
ELEVENTH ST
TENTH ST
NINTH ST
EIGH
TH ST
SEVENTH ST
SIXTH ST
FIFTEENTH ST TH
IRTEENTH ST
ELEVENTH ST
SEVENTH ST
FOU
RTH ST
SECOND
ST
NINTH ST
FOU
RTEENTH ST
THIRTEENTH
ST
THIRD
STFIRST ST
SECON
D ST
THIRD
ST
FIFTH ST
SEVEN
TH ST
NIN
TH ST
TENTH
ST
ELEVEN
TH ST
THIRTEEN
TH ST
TWELFTH
ST
THARPE AVE
CROSS
TERMIN
AL
RD
HAWAII
RD
HAW
AII
RD
GREENE ST
MASON DR
MASO
N D
R
WILLIAMS RD
RAE ST
YAMACRAW ST
POTTER
ST
ANNANDALE ST
TWEEDSIDE ST
KINCAID ST
PIPEMAKERS ST
HOLTDR
TOMOCHICHI RD
BERTH RD
BER
TH R
DBER
TH R
D
CROSS TER
MIN
AL R
D
HOLT
DR
FOURTH
ST
FIFTH ST
FIFTH ST
FIFTH ST
CLARK ST
S MASO
N LO
OP
CROSS TER
MIN
AL R
DMASO
NCIR
GRANGE RD
BRAMPTON RD
GIBBONS
TRIPPE BLVD
BOURNE AVE
GEO
RGIA AV
E
¬«
FIFTEENTH
ST
SIXTEEN
TH ST
NIN
TEENTH
ST
EIGH
TEENTH
ST
SEVEN
TEENTH
ST
POTTER ST
WILLIAMS RD
FOURTEEN
TH ST
TOMOCHICHI RD
REDFORD ST
N M
ASO
N LO
OP
DIR
ECTO
RS D
R CHATHAMYARD
LOOP
TWEN
TIETH ST
GATE 8
GATE 4
GATE 1
GATE 3
GATE 5
CB 9
CB 8
CB 7
CB
6C
B 5
CB
4C
B 3
CB
2C
B 1
SA
VA
NN
AH
R
IV
ER
SA
VA
NN
AH
R
IV
ER
PIPEMAKER'S CANAL
P I P E M A K E R ' S C A N A L FLOW
EBB1
1
22
33
44
55
66
77
KK
JJ
II
HH
GG
FF
EE
DD
CC
BB
AA
I M P E R I A L S U G A R
01,000
2,000500
Feet
(((
((
((
(
((
((
((
((
((
CROSSTERM
INAL
RD
BAY ST
BOURNE AVE
£¤U
.S.8
0
(MA
IN ST)
BRAMPTON RD
GRANGE RD
JIMM
YDELOA
CHPKW
Y
STATE
HIGHW
AY
21
AUG
USTARD
DETOUR
MAP
_̂G
ATE LO
CATIO
N
!( # £¤ #
Legen
d
A.E.D
. LOCATIO
N! #
TERM
INAL PO
INT O
F INTER
EST
U.S
. HIG
HW
AY
STA
TE RO
UTE
CLO
SED
RO
AD
CO
NTA
INER
BER
THS 1 - 3
CO
NTA
INER
BER
THS 4 - 6
CO
NTA
INER
BER
THS 7 - 9
CH
ATH
AM
ICTF
MASO
N IC
TF
GARD
EN C
ITY TERM
INAL B
OU
ND
ARY
HIG
HW
AY / O
THER
RO
AD
RO
AD
TERM
INAL R
OAD
RAIL R
OAD
#
GPA
BU
ILDIN
G
OTH
ER B
UILD
ING
WATER
BO
DY
WETLA
ND
GP
A A
DD
RES
SIN
G
CO
NTA
INER
OPER
ATION
S[H
6]..!( 25
60 MAIN
ST
POLIC
E/CRED
ENTIA
LING
[H6]..
!( 27100 M
AIN
ST
AD
MIN
ISTR
ATION
BLD
G[E5]......
!( 182 M
AIN
ST
GATE 8 [B
5]..........................100 MASO
N D
RG
ATE 5 [E4].......................100 TRIPPE B
LVD
GATE 4 [E4].............................100 H
OLT D
RG
ATE 3 [I5]..........................100 HAW
AII R
DG
ATE 1 [J6].......................100 GIB
BO
NS R
D
A.E.D
- AU
TOM
ATED
EXTER
NA
L DEFIB
RILLA
TOR
LOC
ATIO
NS
[E4] G
PA
PO
LICE G
ATE 5
[E6] M
AS
ON
ICTF EM
PLO
YEE B
REA
KR
OO
M
[E5] A
DM
INIS
TRA
TION
BU
ILDIN
G FR
ON
T DES
K A
ND
RIS
K M
AN
AG
EMEN
T
[F4] C
ON
TAIN
ERP
OR
T BU
ILDIN
G U
PS
TAIR
S O
FFICE
[H6
] CO
NTA
INER
OP
ERA
TION
S (A
NN
EX 3
) AC
RO
SS
FRO
M TIM
E CLO
CK
[H6
] HU
MA
N R
ESO
UR
CES
(AN
NEX
1) FR
ON
T DES
K &
FITTNES
S C
ENTER
[H6
] GP
A P
OLIC
E (AN
NEX
2) E.H
.S
[J6] H
ON
EYM
AN
BR
EAK
RO
OM
[I5] R
AES
HA
LL BU
ILDIN
G FR
ON
T ENTR
AN
CE
[I5] M
AIN
TENA
NC
E BU
ILDIN
G: 1
) SH
IPW
ATC
H O
FFICE,
2) FR
ON
T OFFIC
E, & 3
) CR
AN
E OP
S. B
REA
KR
OO
M
[J7] W
AR
EHO
US
E 83
-B M
AN
AG
ER'S
OFFIC
E
123456
7891011
25
25
26
21
30
1
21
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
910
11
£¤ U.S. 17A
LT
£¤ U.S. 17A
LT
T21
25
25
SPUR
30
1
[F5] G
ATE 4
TRO
UB
LE! 15
[F5] C
FS B
UILD
ING
1! 16
[F5] C
FS B
UILD
ING
2! 17
[E5] G
PA
AD
MIN
ISTR
ATIO
N B
UILD
ING
! 18
[H2
] CB
1/
2/
3 R
ESTR
OO
M! 20
[I3] C
B 1
/2
/3
STA
CK
S! 21
[G3
] TRU
CK
ER S
AFETY
AR
EA! 22
[G4
] GP
A M
AIN
TENA
NC
E BU
ILDIN
G! 23
[H5
] CH
ATH
AM
ICTF (C
SX
)! 24! 26
[H6
] AN
NEX
1: H
UM
AN
RES
OU
RC
ES
! 14[E4
] GA
TE 4 R
ESTR
OO
M
[H6
] AN
NEX
3: G
PA
CO
NTA
INER
OP
ERA
TION
S! 25 ! 19
[F6] M
AS
ON
CH
AS
SIS
YA
RD
LOC
ATIO
N N
UM
BER
ING
KEY
! 1[C
3] C
B 7
/8
STA
CK
S
! 2[C
1] C
B 7
/8
/9
RES
TRO
OM
! 12[E4
] TRU
CK
ER S
AFETY
AR
EA
! 11[F3
] CB
4/
5/
6 S
TAC
KS
! 10[F2
] CB
4/
5/
6 R
ESTR
OO
M! 9
[D7
] MA
SO
N IC
TF (NO
RFO
LK S
OU
THER
N)
! 8[D
6] TR
UC
KER
SA
FETY A
REA
S! 7
[D6
] MA
SO
N EM
PTY
YA
RD
! 5[C
5] C
8 C
HA
SS
IS Y
AR
D
! 4[C
4] C
B7
TRU
CK
ER S
AFETY
AR
EA! 3
[B4
] 8W
RO
AD
AB
ILITY
[F4] G
ATE 4
INTER
NA
L KIO
SK
! 13 ! 6[B
6] G
ATE 8
TRO
UB
LE
[H5
] REEFER
SER
VIC
E AR
EA/
WR
ENC
HW
AY
! 28[I6
] 2W
RO
AD
AB
ILITY LIN
E! 29
[I5] U
.S. C
US
TOM
S (U
SC
BP
) -W
AR
EHO
US
E 27
- OP
ERA
TION
S A
REA
! 30[I6
] GA
TE 3 R
ESTR
OO
M! 31
[J2] C
B1
WA
SH
PA
D! 32
[J3] V
OP
AK
SA
VA
NN
AH
! 33[J4
] CB
1 R
EEFER W
AS
H P
AD
! 34[J5
] GA
TE 3 TR
OU
BLE
! 35
[J7] W
AR
EHO
US
E 83
A! 36B
[J6] W
AR
EHO
US
E 83
B! 36A
! 27[H
6] A
NN
EX 2
: GP
A P
OLIC
E/C
RED
ENTIA
LING
/E.H
.S
[K7
] TERM
INA
L SER
VIC
ES (TIC
O)
! 37[B
4] TIC
O S
ATELLITE Y
AR
D! 38
CALC
ARTA
GE
YARD
MASO
NCH
ASSIS
YARD
kj
YOU
ARE H
ERE
Related Documents
