The International Cargo Handling and Coordination Association of Australia has welcomed a new face to its board, appointing Patrick Terminals chief operating officer Steve Cox as a director.
ICHCA Australia announced the appointment in a LinkedIn post, saying Cox’s extensive leadership experience and long-standing contribution to the maritime and logistics sector will be a benefit to the role.
“Steve is Patrick Terminals’ COO from where he leads the operational delivery of key business objectives by effectively managing Patrick’s terminal assets,” the LinkedIn post reads.
“Steve is an accomplished senior manager specialising in leading large-scale maritime operations with a career expanding more than 20 years involving senior positions in shipping, terminal and towage operations, project and change management in both Australia and overseas.
“Patrick Terminals has been a long-term supporter of ICHCA Australia Ltd and we welcome Steve’s contribution to the board.”
Cox has been with Patrick Terminals since 2019 and has held senior operational roles across the Australian port landscape. Before joining Patrick, he was general manager operations at Port Hedland for Teekay Shipping Australia, and earlier, general manager at Flinders Ports in Port Adelaide.
ICHCA Australia is part of the global ICHCA network operating in over 90 countries. It plays a key role in advocating for efficient, safe, and effective cargo handling and freight movement, representing Australian industry interests in international forums and working to drive improvements across the supply chain.
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