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Workers get promoted from the dock to the cab of a tractor-trailer.
After demonstrating operational excellence, eight workers previously employed as stevedores were promoted to the position of terminal tractor operator; the training they received for this role ensures that this advancement holds significant meaning for the team within our company. This initiative resulted in the qualification of five new operators for the role. The promoted workers bring between 8 and 13 years of port experience; they exemplify the talent cultivated and str

Yoel E. González N.
Sep 101 min read


Serviestiba volunteers support the planting of 300 Guayacan trees
In an effort to protect biodiversity and reaffirm its commitment to caring for our shared home, Serviestiba, S.A. actively participated in a reforestation event along the Brisa Norte road in Brisas del Golf. In partnership with Automarket Rent a Car and the Moviendo Vidas Foundation, 300 Guayacán saplings were planted. This meaningful environmental initiative brought together operational volunteers from Serviestiba, employees from partner companies, and members of the Albro

Yoel E. González N.
Sep 101 min read


Volunteers turn commitment into action
Under the slogan "I Am Here" (*Estoy Aquí*), the Foundation of Friends of Children with Leukemia and Cancer (FANLYC) held the FANLYC 2026 Run and Walk, an event that brought together hundreds of people to support children and families facing cancer. Serviestiba participated with a team of employee volunteers who—driven by enthusiasm, solidarity, and commitment—joined the initiative, completing 300 laps during the event to demonstrate their willingness to support this noble

Yoel E. González N.
Sep 91 min read


Operational candidates are trained for the role of stevedore
The advancement and development of ports also foster the professional growth of the personnel working within them, thereby strengthening daily operations; recently, 15 new candidates underwent training for the position of stevedore at Serviestiba. This training process equips operational staff with the necessary tools to enhance their daily work on the dock. Personnel received instruction in tasks such as lashing, unlashing, berthing, and unberthing, as well as in the preven

Yoel E. González N.
Sep 91 min read


A Day with Dianis, Serviestiba’s Goddaughter
Some encounters last only a day but leave memories that last a lifetime. That was the experience shared by the Serviestiba volunteer team and Dianis Samaniego—a young girl supported by the *Fundación Amigos del Niño con Leucemia y Cáncer* (FANLYC)—as part of the lead-up to the 2026 "Relay for Life" (*Relevo por la Vida*). This year, the event carries the powerful theme "I Am Here" (*Estoy Aquí*) and will take place on September 5 and 6. Upon arriving at the Serviestiba facili

Yoel E. González N.
Sep 92 min read


New candidates receive training as stevedores
As part of its ongoing commitment to strengthening the skills of its workforce, Serviestiba’s Training Department conducted a training session for 13 new stevedores, aiming to prepare personnel to perform one of the most critical roles in port operations. Stevedores play a fundamental role in the maritime logistics chain, as they are directly involved in the maneuvers that ensure the safe and efficient handling of containerized cargo. Their key responsibilities include ves

Yoel E. González N.
Sep 91 min read
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