Booking a Facility

The Port of Brisbane Pty Ltd (PBPL) is responsible for booking vessels at four common user berths at the port, including:

Pinkenba Common User Facility
General Purpose Berth
Grain Berth
Port North Common User Berth.

Two of these berths, the Pinkenba Bulk Wharf and the General Purpose Wharf, have common user terminals to support the loading and discharging of cargo.

To book any of these facilities the following documentation is required to be read and where applicable filled out and returned to PBPL.

Please refer to the Schedule of Port Charges for port pricing in relation to Trade and Security Charges

Berth/Facility	Form	Description	Contact
All bookings	Berthing Advice and Bookings Form	To book a vessel into any berth, please download and fill out the Berthing Advice and Booking Form. It includes terms and conditions for Vessels Loading or Unloading Commercial Cargo and Non-Cargo Working Vessels	Email: [email protected]
All bookings	Biosecurity Management	All Hirers of any of PBPL’s common user facilities wishing to facilitate international vessel arrivals must comply with the First Point of Entry provisions of the Biosecurity Act 2015 – please refer to Section 7.3 of the Berthing Advice and Bookings Form.	Email: [email protected]
General Purpose Wharf	Operations Manual - General Purpose Facility	To book the General Purpose Wharf please read the operations manual.	Email: [email protected]
Port North Common User Berth	Operations Manual - Port North Common User Berth	To book the Port North Common User berth please read and adhere to the operations manual	Email: [email protected]
Pinkenba Common User Facility	Operations Manual Pinkenba Common User Facility	To book the Port North Common User berth please read and adhere to the operations manual	Email: [email protected]
General Port Areas	PBPL Biosecurity Management Plan	Plan addressing the management of all biosecurity activities over which PBPL has control or influence. Hirers of PBPL facilities are required to have in place their own Biosecurity Management Plan prior to commencing operations.	[email protected]

For further information, please refer to the Port Procedures Manual for the Port of Brisbane, which lists in detail all vessel-movement, restriction, communication, towage, pilotage, emergency, navigation, berth, channel, depth and swing-basin information.

The manual is available on the Maritime Safety Queensland website.