PortMiami · Gantry crane management
Port of Miami Crane Management operates and maintains the ship-to-shore gantry fleet at PortMiami — proactive operations, preventive maintenance and capital projects that keep the biggest ships moving.
Organization overview
Port of Miami Crane Management, Inc. (PMCM) exists to meet and surpass the needs of PortMiami and its customers — delivering quality management and technical services that raise crane efficiency while protecting the people who operate them.
Our contract with Miami-Dade County spans STS gantry cranes, port RTGs, passenger boarding bridges and crane-related construction and infrastructure projects.
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Announcements
PortMiami proudly announces it welcomed its 10 millionth cruise passenger on September 14. With two weeks left in the 2026 Fiscal Year, which runs from October 1, 2025, through September 30, 2026, PortMiami has already surpassed its previous fiscal year record of 8,564,225 cruise passengers.
Read the full press release →Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava today announced the appointment of Jonathan Daniels as Director and Chief Executive Officer of PortMiami, bringing a nationally recognized port executive with more than three decades of experience in maritime transportation, logistics, and economic development to one of the world's leading seaports.
Read the full press release →Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava announced today that Miami-Dade County will pursue an eminent domain action to acquire the fuel facility property at PortMiami after negotiations concluded without an acceptable agreement.
Read the full press release →Crane status
All STS gantry cranes are in service except C4, C10, C12. C4 (Wharf 6) and C10 (Wharf 1) are out of service and scheduled for decommission, and C12 (Wharf 4) is out of service for festoon rail repair.
Wharf 6 · Scheduled for decommission
Wharf 6 · In service
Wharf 6 · In service
Wharf 5 · In service
Wharf 5 · In service
Wharf 5 · In service
Wharf 1 · Scheduled for decommission
Wharf 4 · In service
Wharf 4 · Festoon rail repair
Wharf 3 · In service
Wharf 3 · In service
Wharf 2 · In service
Wharf 2 · In service
Shutdown schedule cranes 4–16 available on request
Live vessel activity
Vessel movements through Government Cut drive crane demand across the berth line. Use the MarineTraffic feeds below for real-time AIS positions, arrivals and in-port ships.
Live AIS data provided by MarineTraffic; base chart © OpenStreetMap contributors. Positions are indicative and must not be used for navigation.
Tidal information
High and low water predictions for the Miami Harbor Entrance, referenced to MLLW. Berth planning and heavy-lift windows are scheduled against this station.
Predictions from NOAA Tides & Currents. Reference tables published by USHarbors – Government Cut.
