February 16, 2024
Pictured: the MCC Group Logo. Supplied: the MCC Group.

MCC Group supports Shipping Australia’s Port Kembla Luncheon

Shipping Australia is delighted to report that The MCC Group is generously supporting the Shipping Australia Port Kembla Luncheon!

Founded in 1991, The MCC Group is a group of companies providing a wide range of services to the maritime industry. These services include traditional marine surveying and advisory services, waterfront loading and discharge experts, cargo hold cleaning, general assistance and Authorised Officers.

Operating with a large team of over 60 experienced staff, the company’s services are are available 24/7, 365 days per year.

The MCC Group Head Office is based in Brisbane, QLD with offices in Wollongong and Newcastle, NSW. The Group services clients anywhere in Australia and overseas and it has a diverse range of clients including international and Australian-based shipping companies.

The group’s quality assurance system (compliant with ISO 9001:2015) was developed in-house and serviced by independent external auditors every year ensuring continuity and transparency, reinforcing the group’s commitment to total customer satisfaction and continuous improvement.

Biennial Port Kembla Luncheon

Don’t miss the Shipping Australia Biennial Port Kembla Luncheon, to be held at City Beach, Wollongong. We will be enjoying a sumptuous meal, catching up with colleagues and hearing from keynote speaker Paul Scully.

The event is generously supported by premier sponsor Australian Amalgamated Terminals and support sponsor The MCC Group.

Keynote speaker: Paul Scully NSW Minister for Planning & Public Space

He previously served as Shadow Minister for Planning and Public Spaces, Shadow Minister for Police and Counter Terrorism and Shadow Minister for Natural Resources.

Paul was first elected to Parliament as the Member for Wollongong at a by-election in November 2016. His background in politics, economics and innovation allows him to understand the many challenges of planning and urban development in NSW. His focus is on working with all levels of government, the community and industry to solve housing, jobs

Venue: City Beach Function Centre Wollongong

Time: 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm

Date: Friday 22 March 2024

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