Melbourne International RoRo & Automotive Terminal (MIRRAT) Company Research Report

Company Overview

• Name: Melbourne International RoRo & Automotive Terminal (MIRRAT)

• Mission: Sustainable, efficient, and innovative terminal solutions aiming to go Beyond Zero Harm, enhancing the wellbeing of People, Planet, and Product.

• Founded: No information is available.

• Founders: No information is available.

• Key People: Nathan Ullrich (General Manager), Paul Hand (Managing Director)

• Headquarters: Melbourne, Australia

• Number of Employees: No information is available.

• Revenue: No information is available.

• Known For: MIRRAT is renowned as Australia's largest Automotive and RoRo Terminal, known for its significant sustainability initiatives and advanced terminal facilities handling PCC and RoRo vessels.

Products and Services

• Products Offered:

1. Vessel Berthing

• Description: Safe berthing services for various types of vessels with a capacity to adapt from its core focus of RoRo & PCC carriers to broader cargo types.

2. Quarantine Services

• Description: Biosecurity measures ensuring compliance with Australia's strict quarantine regulations.

• Key Features:

• Quarantine approved wash bays

• High-pressure hotwash machines

• Inspection pits for underbody cleaning

3. Storage

• Description: Ample storage facilities featuring 14,500 car slots and 8000 sqm of undercover storage.

4. Crane Lifts

• Description: Heavy lifting solutions equipped with a 120t gantry crane.

• Key Features of Facilities:

• Three berths

• Sustainable operations recognized by a 5 Star Rating from the Green Build Council of Australia

Recent Developments

• Recent Developments:

• Biosecurity Process Enhancement: Increased efficiency in handling biosecurity risks, notably during stinkbug season, through collaboration with the Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment (DAWE).

• New Products Launched: No information is available.

• New Features Added:

• Introduction of a scalable framework for labor management in quarantine treatment processes due to increased contaminated cargo volumes.

• Development of a bespoke de-seeding tool for cargo treatment.

• New Partnerships: No information is available.

Notable Achievements

• Environmental Award: Awarded the "Leadership in Infrastructure Sustainability" by the Infrastructure Sustainability Council of Australia.

• Terminal of the Year Award: Recognized for setting benchmarks in Australia's automotive terminal industry.

• Sustainability Initiatives:

• LED Lighting and 100 KvA Solar System significantly reducing energy usage.

• Rainwater harvesting utilized in terminal wash bays.

MIRRAT remains committed to sustainability, aiming to be a global benchmark in terminal operations and reflecting the values of environmental responsibility and operational efficiency.