Brasil Terminal Portuário
Marcos Silveira has extensive experience in the port and equipment operation industry, having served as an Operador at Brasil Terminal Portuário since June 2013 and previously as an Operador de Equipamentos de Grande Porte at Wilson Sons from October 2004 to May 2013. Educationally, Marcos is pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Production Engineering at Univesp Oficial, expected to complete in August 2024, and has previously obtained degrees in Port Management, Organizational Leadership, Foreign Trade, and Accounting from various institutions, including Fatec Baixada Santista Rubens Lara and Escola Técnica Estadual Getúlio Vargas. Additionally, Marcos is currently pursuing advanced studies in Professional, Emotional, and Technological Skills for Times of Change at Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio Grande do Sul and is set to begin a postgraduate degree in Occupational Safety Engineering at Faculdade Vales de Minas in September 2024.
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Brasil Terminal Portuário
Brasil Terminal Portuário is the newest and most modern port operator in the right bank of Santos Port. Its multi-user terminal has approximately 490,000 square meters and current handling capacity of 1.2 million TEUs (Twenty-foot Equivalent Unit) . The local was considered one of the largest environmental liabilities of the State of São Paulo for more than five decades. In 2009, BTP started the environmental land remediation work, concluding the process in March, 2012 . The investment in the project is about USD 1 billion, and the terminal was officially inaugurated in November, 2013. The company has about 1,000 employees and generates thousands of indirect jobs. Continuous investments in training and professional qualification contribute to the high level of quality in its services. Brasil Terminal Portuário (BTP) is a joint-venture between Terminal Investment Limited (TIL) and APM Terminals, both with vast experience in port construction, management and operations in dozens of countries and cultures around the world.