PLACID EDUCATION CEN

• Latitude: 38.3381
• Longitude: -76.5078
• US East Coast
• Marina in US

Address: US

It appears there may be a mix-up in the name "PLACID EDUCATION CEN." Based on the context you're providing (marine port description and specification), it's possible that you're referring to a port situated near Lake Placid, New York, or another location. However, Lake Placid itself is an inland town, known more for its winter sports and the 1980 Winter Olympics rather than maritime activities or ports.

As there seems to be no known marine port called "PLACID EDUCATION CEN" in the United States, I'll need to clarify a few things:

1. Correct Name: Could you confirm if the name of the marine port is accurate? Sometimes port names might get mixed up or abbreviated.
2. Location Specificity: Please offer more details about the location you're referring to. Are we talking about Lake Placid in New York, another lake or coastal city, or perhaps a port used for educational purposes?

In the absence of more specific details, let's cover some general aspects of marine ports in the United States in case it might help:

General Specification and Description of Marine Ports:

Facilities:

1. Berths and Docks:

   • Length and draft depth specifications.
   • Availability of container terminals and bulk cargo berths.
   • Floating docks and permanent/piers facilities.

2. Cargo Handling:

   • Cranes (mobile, container gantry, and ship-to-shore).
   • Forklifts and conveyor systems.
   • Warehousing and storage capabilities.

3. Logistic Services:

   • Freight Forwarding and Custom Brokerage.
   • Stevedoring (loading and unloading of ships).
   • Transportation links (rails, highways, and air connections).

4. Support Services:

   • Supply and refueling stations.
   • Repair and maintenance services for vessels.
   • Waste management and environmental services.

Security:

• Comprehensive port security measures, including surveillance systems, restricted access areas, and emergency response plans.

Communication and Navigation:

• VHF marine radio communications.
• Navigational aids, including lighthouses and buoys.

Regulations:

• Adherence to safety and environmental regulations per U.S. Coast Guard and Maritime Administration (MARAD) requirements.
• Compliance with International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code.

Operational Capabilities:

• Round-the-clock operational hours.
• Capacity handling for varied cargo types—break-bulk, liquid bulk, containerized, etc.
• Scheduling tools and digital management systems (Port Community Systems).

Educational and Training Ports: Though not common, some ports might be specifically designed or used for maritime education and training purposes, facilitating practical learning for students in maritime academies with simulators, training vessels, and cooperation with operational ports.

If you can provide more exact information or correct any errors, I would be happy to refine the description to match your specific requirement.