SECURITY DEPARTMENT
MIT complies with all aspects of the CSI (Container Security Initiative) established by the United States Customs Service, ISPS Code (Ship and Port Facility Security Code), PGCC (Global Container Control Programme) of UNODC (United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime), BASC (Business Alliance for Safe Trade) program and C-TPAT (Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism). The port provides:
MIT Protection Policy
(Control and Security Management System)
Manzanillo International Terminal - Panamá, S.A, is committed to maintaining the integrity of the processes in the organization, through a strengthened Control and Security Management System, based on the principle of Communication and Coordination with customers, suppliers and government organizations involved in port activities, considering the humans resources, technological and logistics that the function requires.
Likewise, it will carry out actions to prevent or neutralize all types of illegal activities, bribery and corruption of internal or external groups that threaten the protection of the actors in the international trade logistics chain.
Besides, keep up the compliances requests legal, agreements national and international to the development of continuous improvement.
SAFETY AND HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Quality Assurance Policy
Safety and Health Department is committed to meet the necessary requirements to contribute effectively and efficiently in accidents prevention, emergency response, health, to fulfill Manzanillo International Terminal – Panamá, S.A., internal and external customer’s needs.
This commitment includes the continuous improvement of the Quality Management System and the processes through the compliance with the applicable local national and international regulations.
MANZANILLO INTERNATIONAL TERMINAL
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) Compliance Statement
Effective Date: May 25, 2018
MANZANILLO INTERNATIONAL TERMINAL (“MIT”) may collect personal and non-personal information on this website. MIT is committed to protecting the privacy of our users and have created this GDPR Compliance Statement in order to describe and explain to users our information collection practice.
Contact Information
If you have any questions or concerns in connection with MIT’s information collection practice summarized in this Statement, please send an email to Data.Privacy@carrix.com stating your questions or concerns. Alternatively, the postal address is:
Carrix, Inc.
Attn: Data Privacy Officer
1131 SW Klickitat Way
Seattle, WA 98134
The Types of Personal Data That We Collect
MIT may collect personal data from individuals from the European Economic Area (“EEA”) who visit our public-facing web site ("EEA Website Visitors"), and individual representatives of our current and potential corporate customers, suppliers and business partners from the EEA ("EEA Business Contacts").
From EEA Website Visitors, MIT may collect the individual’s name, phone number, email address, mailing address and IP address. From EEA Website Visitors applying for employment, MIT may also collect the individual’s driver's license number, passport number, social security number, marital status, family member information, financial information and professional career/employment information.
From EEA Business Contacts, MIT may collect the individual’s name, business phone number, business email address, IP address, company name and company mailing address.
Purposes for the Processing of Personal Data; Legal Basis
MIT processes the personal data of EU data subjects for the purposes of:
We process personal data provided by EEA Website Visitors and those applying for employment with MIT on the basis of consent you give to MIT when you submit the personal data. For all other data subjects, such processing is in the legitimate interest of MIT and the respective data subject in order to promote a business relationship.
Recipients of Personal Data
We do not sell, rent, share, or otherwise dispose of the personal data collected to third parties. We may, however, disclose your personal data when required by law or in the good-faith belief that such disclosure is necessary to comply with law.
In addition, as a service provider (data processor) to its clients (data controllers), MIT may be in possession of client data that contains information defined as personal data. In performing these services, MIT does not process, store, or handle personal data in any other manner other than that directed by the primary data controller. Accordingly, MIT does not share, uniquely identify, or in any way use personal data for any commercial purpose other than that defined by the controller. In some cases, in accordance with our client agreements, we may disclose personal data with a subcontractor contracted to provide services on our behalf, in order to provide service to our clients.
Transfer of Personal Data to a Third Country
MIT’ primary business operations are not in the EEA, and as such personal data collected by MIT may be stored or processed in the United States or in any other country where MIT or its affiliates, subsidiaries, or third-party service providers maintain facilities. EU data subjects who provide personal data to MIT consent to the processing and transfer of that data to the United States and other locations outside of the EEA, including to countries with laws that may not provide the same level of protection of personal data.
MIT may also execute agreements with third parties for the transfer of personal data outside of the EU using European Commission-approved Standard Contract Clauses.
Retention Period
Personal data is retained by MIT no longer than necessary to fulfil the purposes for which it was collected (e.g., to execute obligations to former employees to provide post-employment benefits) or as agreed upon under applicable contracts with clients or business partners.
Access to, Modification and Deletion of Personal Information
For questions about the collection of personal data by MIT, or to exercise for legitimate purposes the right to access, correct, update, or delete such, as provided under applicable law, please contact:
Carrix, Inc.
Attn: Data Privacy Officer
1131 SW Klickitat Way
Seattle, WA 98134
Please help us to keep your data accurate by informing us of any personal data change promptly.
There may be cases where restrictions on the amount of information that can be disclosed to data subjects under applicable law (for example, if that would necessarily involve disclosing information about another person). MIT is permitted to withhold some types of personal data in certain circumstances, subject to applicable local law requirements. If there is a dispute, please contact the Carrix privacy officer at the above address. In addition, data subjects have the right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority.
Right to Withdraw Consent
Data subjects whose processing is based upon consent may withdraw that consent at any time; however, MIT will not be able to provide or continue to provide services or marketing communications to the data subject.
Changes to This Statement
We may update this GDPR Compliance Statement to reflect changes to our practices or applicable laws. If we make any updates, we will notify data subjects by means of a notice on this Statement. We encourage EEA Website Visitors, EEA Business Contacts, and others to periodically review this page for the latest information on our privacy practices.
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