About MIT
Pioneering Stevendoring Excellence in Sri Lanka
Maritime International Terminal (MIT) has distinguished itself as a leading stevedoring service provider in Sri Lanka. MIT was founded with the primary objective of supplying specialized manpower for ports. Currently, MIT is instrumental in training and managing a substantial portion of the workforce deployed at the East Container Terminal Stage (ECT).
With a workforce exceeding 200 adept individuals, MIT maintains operations through a two-shift rotation system, ensuring continuous service around the clock, every day of the year. The company boasts a seasoned team of trainers with extensive international experience, instrumental in cultivating some of the region’s most knowledgeable and proficient operators.
MIT plays a key role in training and overseeing a significant portion of the East Container Terminal Stage (ECT) workforce.
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Our Purpose
Driving Port Excellence Together
Enabling seamless terminal operations within Sri Lanka's ports through empowerment and specialized expertise.
Our Mission
Our Vision
Specialised Skills Driving Port Excellence
Trained professionals manage cutting-edge rubber-tired gantry cranes for optimal container movement.
Proficient drivers facilitate efficient container transportation within the terminal.
Skilled experts ensure precise vessel-side cargo handling for seamless port operations.
Enhancing Secure Sea Freight Operations
MIT offers secure, reliable container fastening solutions for safe sea transport.
PROJECTS
Ongoing Terminal Engagements
Terminal Operation
East Container Terminal at Colombo Port
Situated at Colombo Port, Sri Lanka, the 'East Container Terminal Stage – I' has a 450m quay wall length and a C.D.-18m water depth. Capable of accommodating vessels up to 18,000 TEU, the terminal spans approximately 260,000m², featuring a container stacking yard with three quay cranes supported by 20 across-out beams. The facility is fully equipped with essential operational amenities, including an operation building, gatehouse, workshop building, substation, and more.
