OPERATIONS
Marine operations
Eleven lines of work that sustain the operation of the vessel end to end.
- 01
Ocean operations
- Coordination of deep-sea voyages.
- Liaison between loading and discharge ports across continents.
- 02
Coastal operations
- Services between ports within the same region.
- Short routes with tight operational windows.
- 03
River transport
- Operation along waterways and inland river corridors.
- Push convoys and shallow-draft units.
- 04
Cabotage
- Transport between ports within the same country.
- Coordination with the applicable rules in each jurisdiction.
- 05
Vessel contracting and operation
- Sourcing of units and direct negotiation with owners.
- Management of the operation throughout its term.
- 06
Port coordination
- Liaison with terminals, authorities and suppliers.
- Management of berthing windows and port services.
- 07
Loading and discharge supervision
- Operational control of quayside manoeuvres.
- Verification of cargo handling and lashing.
- 08
Stowage planning
- Onboard distribution and loading and discharge sequence.
- Analysis of general arrangement plans and pocket plan.
- 09
Coordination of agents and suppliers
- Liaison with port agents at every call.
- Management of service providers to the vessel.
- 10
Operational follow-up
- Monitoring of progress at every stage of the operation.
- Reporting on the status of the unit and the cargo.
- 11
Post-fixture management
- Follow-up of the contract once concluded.
- Claims handling and closing of the operation.
Capabilities that support our work as a ship operator
These capabilities do not define the company: they support it. They are activated when the project requires them, always subordinate to the operation of the vessel.
- Vessel chartering
- Project cargo
- Heavy lift
- Freight coordination
- Port agency coordination
- Marine surveys
- Vessel inspections
- Contract drafting and negotiation
- Stowage planning
- Cargo supervision
- Door-to-door coordination when the project requires it