Port of Baltimore · ILA Local 333
damships.com shows the daily longshore and stevedore work orders for the Port of Baltimore — the same STA labor orders ILA Local 333 members work from — updated through the day rather than checked once and gone stale.
Every order carries the company, the terminal, the vessel, the start time and the positions called for it. You can see at a glance which jobs are still open, which are filled, and where the replacements and pier hires have gone, including gang breakdowns by role.
Orders can be filtered by company, start time, date and terminal, and searched by vessel or by gang boss. It updates itself while it is open, so a job posted mid-morning appears without a reload.
Ships bound for Baltimore terminals are tracked over AIS, with an arrival estimate measured to the berth the order actually works rather than to a single point downtown. It flags the case every gang cares about — whether the ship will be alongside and ready to turn to by the time the shift starts.
The schedules terminals circulate are collected and published in one place, filed by company, so you are not hunting through a mailbox for the current one.
A personal ledger of hours worked against the October to September contract year, with the annual target, pace against it, gross and net estimates by wage tier, badge-ins, and a calendar showing which days were worked, cut or called out.
The labor orders, ship tracking and vessel schedules are free to view without an account. An account is only needed for the personal features — the hours tracker, and notifications matched to your own port number. It runs in any browser and is also available as an Android app.