August 17, 2016– Project Freight Net B.V. has announced the addition of NMT Global Project Logistics. as the new member for Australia to its Project Freight Forwarders network.
NMT Global Project Logistics. NMT Projects Group of Companies is a private independent Shipping and Transport Company and is a world leading specialist in providing global transportation solutions and total logistics management of project related cargoes.
With highly experienced staff including specialized brokers, engineers and nautical superintendents, NMT Projects offers total logistics management, technical support and freight forwarding expertise to ensure a cost effective solution to accommodate specific delivery needs of our valued clients.
NMT Projects has established a worldwide presence through our strategically located offices and as such, enjoys a reputation as a global market leader for our unique approach to managing the movement of any sized cargo involved in a broad range of disciplines. The company has successfully served but is not limited to Mining, Oil & Gas, Chemical, Marine, Materials Handling, Civil and Structural Engineering, Power Generation and Treatment Processing sectors as well as general Break Bulk.
Contact details:
NMT Global Project Logistics
Contact: Mr. David Burnham
524 Abernethy Rd, Suite 16
Welshpool WA 6986
Australia
Phone: Main Office: +61 8 9353 2555
Email: dburnham@nmtprojects.com.au
NMT Global Project Logistics forms a welcome addition to the PFN network especially for their expertise in Australia whereby we have also looked at the future potential that NMT Global Projects and PFN will have together in the 2nd level strategy of the network.
PFN is a Project Freight Forwarders network that offers its members not just all the usual network benefits but in addition adds online systems, like projeXsmart™ and PFNLead, to advance their processes and efficiency. PFN offers know-how and educational programs that are recognized by the industry and in line with ISO21500. In these times of economic turmoil and a strong decline in industrial projects it is important to be part of a network that looks out for the members and the well being of its members. Exclusivity is another part of the strategy that the network has whereby we like to look at the quality of a country member rather than quantity. Industrial customers and EPC organizations look for consistency and quality.
