Offshore Maritime Operation

The duties of the port agent is to bridge language barriers if there is any; the port agent takes care of all the paperwork that the ship needs to be able to dock ; if the ship requires port services like unloading of cargo, the port agent books them and they make sure there is a berthing space available and stevedores are ready for the ship at its allocated time.

The port agent is usually one of the first people to board the ship when it berths, they bring mail, local currency, instructions from another port, information about the goods they’ll be carrying and their destination; they collect a list of supplies needed by the crew, such as marine fuel and lubricants, engine room spare parts, and fresh provisions which is supplied as quickly as possible. When the ship leaves, the port agent calculates the costs that have been incurred by the ship during its visit for the ship owner’s account.

Agency Operation

• Cargo Handling and Storage Solution
• Port and Vessel Agency Support 
• Up to Date Port Condition 
• Berth Restriction
• Local Port Regulations
• Important Local Weather Routing 
• Bunker Service Agreement
• Bunker Call Agency
• Dry Dock Agency