- Trusted & reliable partner
- Ability to offer customized solutions to each principal
- Expertise to handle all kinds of vessels
- Excellent relationship with authorities
- Professional, well experienced, skilled & dedicated team
- Single point of contact for vessel handling & operations
- In depth knowledge of ports & terminals
- Resourceful supervision of cost & service levels on port calls
- All types of surveys to be carried out on board
- Centralized & transparent port call management system
- High standards of local procurement powers & operational effectiveness
- Constant connectivity with ship owners / operators & charterers
- International Network of offices
- Standardized services delivered always to exceed your expectations
- Crew Changes, Bunkering, Assistance in Repairs, technical, in Ports
- Supplies and any other services required by a vessel in port
- Arrange maritime security services for ships sail in HRA.
- Flexibility to accommodate last minute changes in arrangements
Agency Services in Cyprus: We provide a professional full agency services in Limassol and Larnaca Ports with competitive rates.
If you are looking for a trouble-free service, we are here to assist you.
Our staff have both on-board and office experience and know what is required for the Owners and ship staff.
Our good relationships and name with the Port and other Authorities enable us to have a trouble-free ship stay in port.
Our Agency services include:
- Crew Changes
- Bunkering
- Assistance in Repairs
- Supplies
- Other services required by a vessel in port
- Assistance to the Master on arrival with the local documentation required and with the Port State Control inspection in order to avoid any delays
Special Services in Greece: Through our direct associates (ex-coast guard senior officers with good connections of all government departments and ports), we can provide all types of services for all Greek ports as follows:
- Consultation and assistance with various authorities and Port State Control that come on board for vessels that arrive in a Greek port
- We deal with any services required in connection with coast guard, port authorities, Ministry of shipping etc.
- We arrange all types of repairs, supplies including safety equipment at normal and emergency hours without delays through trusted and experienced workshops
- WE carry out all safety inspections on vessel's arrival and advise the Master of all deficiencies that need to be corrected before the PSC come on board
- Arrange all types of security guards on board if required
- Negotiate with the port authorities and Shipping Ministry for any commercial business that any company wants to carry out in Greece
- To make introductions and arrange meetings with Greek Ship Owners, workshops, all types of repairs, ship agencies and dry-docks
- To arrange for all types of surveys to be carried out on board and offer assistance if required
- To advise and introduce the right legal maritime lawyer for maritime matters and claims
The shipping industry is a colossal sector that forms the backbone of global trade, facilitating the movement of goods across international waters.
This multifaceted industry encompasses a variety of services and operations that ensure the efficient and secure transportation of cargo worldwide.
Key components such as ship agency, crew manning, technical services, chartering, ship lubricants, maritime cybersecurity, and ship insurance are integral to the industry's smooth functioning. Understanding these elements provides a holistic view of how the shipping industry operates and the challenges it faces.
Ship Agency
A ship agency acts as a liaison between the ship’s crew, port authorities, and local service providers, handling the logistics whenever a ship docks at a port.
This includes arranging for berth assignments, pilotage, tug services, and completing necessary customs and harbor documentation. Ship agents ensure that vessels enter and exit ports efficiently and on schedule, which is critical for maintaining the flow of goods in a cost-effective manner.
Crew Manning
Crew manning is all about staffing ships with qualified and competent personnel.
This sector handles the recruitment, training, and general welfare of the crew members who operate the ships.
It is vital for ensuring compliance with international maritime laws and safety standards, which stipulate specific requirements for crew qualifications, working conditions, and rest hours.
Technical Services
The technical services department is responsible for the maintenance and repair of the ship’s mechanical and electrical systems. This includes everything from routine servicing and emergency repairs to compliance with environmental regulations.
Technical teams are crucial for maintaining the vessel’s operational integrity and efficiency, preventing breakdowns that can lead to costly delays.
Chartering division
Chartering involves the hiring out of vessels by shipowners to clients for the transportation of cargo. This division is crucial for the commercial management of the shipping fleet, involving negotiations over freight rates and charter party agreements. Charterers must adeptly balance market conditions with ship availability to optimize revenue and fleet utilization.
Ship Lubricants
Ship lubricants are essential for the proper maintenance of a vessel's engines and machinery.
The right lubricants reduce wear and tear, enhance efficiency, and help in meeting regulatory standards for emissions. Innovations in lubricant technology also contribute to extended maintenance intervals and better fuel efficiency, which are vital for reducing operational costs.
Maritime Cybersecurity
As shipping becomes increasingly digitized, cybersecurity has become a critical concern. Maritime cybersecurity involves protecting ships and port infrastructures from cyber threats that can compromise navigational systems, cargo data, and communication systems. Effective cybersecurity measures are essential to safeguard against potential disruptions, data theft, and other digital threats.
Ship Insurance
Ship insurance provides financial protection against potential losses related to the ship’s hull and machinery, cargo, and third-party liabilities.
This includes coverage for damages from accidents, natural disasters, piracy, and other maritime risks. Insurance is a crucial component for managing the financial risks associated with maritime operations, ensuring stability and confidence in maritime commerce.