In most cases property and equipment are leased out to private companies. The CPA is also involved in marketing and promoting the port overseas, with particular emphasis on the cruise and container terminals. For international marketing, as well as local port management, the CPA works closely with other local organizations. All vessel movements in the port are regulated by the CPA and controlled by the traffic tower on Fort Nassau. Berthing requests are approved by the Captain's Room.
Employees get an on - going pilot training program with computer simulators.
Harbor Safety and Inspection Harbor safety and inspection adhere to the highest international standards. Vessels entering the port must comply with internationally accepted minimum safety and antipollution standards. The harbor Safety and Inspection department operates a modern boat to perform these tasks. Close cooperation with the local harbor police and other maritime authorities ensures the highest level of port safety. The fees and charges that are collected by the CPA are the harbor dues, pilotage, wharfage and cruise passenger user fees.