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Port of Portland Brand Video
Port of Portland: Marine Terminal 2
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600-ton crane collapses at Port of Portland
Port of Portland Terminal 6
Port of Portland Commission Meeting - January 10, 2018
Port of Portland: Trade and Transformation
Port of Portland
Port of Portland Job Opportunities
Port of Portland Business Results and Economic Impact.
Oregon, Port of Portland, International Marketing and Trade
Port of Portland: Auto Gateway
Port of Portland Using Biodiesel
Port Of Portland Dredger part 1 first flight
Port of Portland Commission Meeting - November 8, 2017
port of Portland and military police form plans
Sustainable Design
Port of Portland 2017 Holiday Card
2-Minute Challenge: Port of Portland
Port of Portland Marine Biodiesel
Toyota Port of Portland
Port of Portland: 2014 Jobs Impact
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Bob Sallinger at Port of Portland
This three minute video describes the Port of Portland facilities at Terminal 2
A 600-ton crane collapsed at the Port of Portland Saturday morning, damaging a pier but not injuring anyone.
January 2018 Port Commission meeting open to the public, located at the Port of Portland Headquarters building, 7200 N.E. Airport Way
'Trade and Transformation' is a short documentary about the NW artists who were commissioned to create art installations for the Port of Portland's new Headquarters building. Featuring Jim Blashfield, Pete Beeman, Nori Sato, Linda Beaumont, Adam McIsaac and Tony Johnson. a SOCKEYE production directed and edited by JAMES WESTBY produced by LAURA HARDIN account director ERIN O'BRIEN executive producer ANDY FRASER creative director PETER METZ music by THE EMANCIPATOR photographed by ANDREW BURKE, JAMES WESTBY and LEE CHRISTOFFERSON
I created this video with the YouTube Video Editor (http://www.youtube.com/editor)
Port of Portland Business Results and Economic Impact.
Bill Wyatt, Executive Director, Port of Portland, testifying before the Oregon House Agriculture and Natural Resources Interim Committee, 11/16/11, Part 1 of 4
Did you know that the Port of Portland is one of the leading vehicle distribution hubs in North America? We always love working with the Port, especially when they fly us around the city for aerial footage and let us bring out the motorized slider for some awesome time lapse shots!
Don and Andrew find out how the Port of Portland airport operations are using biodiesel in its vehicles.
The port of Portland is dredging the Columbia river by Longveiw and the Cowlitz river. Port of Portland owns and operates the Dredge Oregon which maintains the Columbia River navigation channel, Dredging the channel provides ships with a safe and reliable transit route. The dredge operates around the clock, typically from June through January each year, working from the Columbia River bar near Astoria and inland to Portland Harbor .
November 2017 Port Commission meeting open to the public, located at the Port of Portland Headquarters building, 7200 N.E. Airport Way.
In May 2010, a majority of Port of Portland employees were consolidated into a new Port headquarters building at Portland International Airport. The building, shaped to echo the hull of a ship or the wing of a plane, sits on top of a 3,000-space long-term parking garage at PDX; both the office space and parking garage were designed to be models of sustainable design and construction. The building was recently awarded Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, or LEED, Platinum Certification and has received numerous local national and international awards for its environmental features.
Happy Holidays from Our Port Family to Yours
Greg Borossay, General Manager, Trade and Cargo Development discusses what the Port of Portland's terminal 6 usage will be for future projects.
Don and Andrew find out how the Port of Portland marine division is using biodiesel in its fleet for unloading and loading shipping containers.
The good old days at Toyota. Before the economy fell apart!
The jobs impact from Port of Portland's airports, marine terminals and industrial properties.