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Technical Services

Machinery, electrical, automation, HVAC and mechanical attendance for vessels, planned around the reported fault, equipment details and the vessel schedule.
Technical Services

Technical attendance built around the equipment and vessel schedule.

We start with the affected equipment, maker and model where available, reported symptoms, previous work and the technical records already on board. The job is defined before personnel, tools or spare parts are arranged.
Where workshop assistance or parts are required, these can be followed together with the attendance. The vessel, technical team and shore-side parties therefore work from the same job scope and timing.

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Service Scope

Main Engine

Main engine attendance is prepared from the reported fault, engine data, recent maintenance history and the vessel’s available working window.

Auxiliary Engine / Generator

Auxiliary engine and generator work is planned from operating symptoms, load or power concerns and the maintenance task requested by the vessel.

Winch & Windlass

Winch and windlass work starts with the affected unit, mechanical or hydraulic symptoms and the intended repair or inspection.

Boiler

Boiler attendance is prepared from the observed problem, operating condition and the inspection, adjustment or maintenance task requested.

Pump & Compressor

Pump and compressor work is defined using equipment data, performance symptoms, leakage or pressure issues and the intended service task.

HVAC / Refrigeration

HVAC and refrigeration attendance covers fault finding and maintenance where cooling, ventilation or temperature control is affecting vessel operations.

Electrical & Automation

Electrical and automation work is prepared from the affected system, alarms or symptoms and any diagrams, logs or fault records available on board.

Mechanical Maintenance

Mechanical maintenance is planned around the machinery involved, access, dismantling needs and the work that can be completed within the vessel schedule.

On-board Technical Support

On-board technical attendance brings the confirmed task, personnel, tools, parts and access window together before mobilisation.

Who We Work With

We work with shipowners, vessel managers, masters, superintendents and technical departments handling planned maintenance or time-sensitive technical issues.
  • Shipowners and vessel managers
  • Masters and technical departments
  • Vessels requiring planned or time-sensitive technical support

What We Need From You

For the first review, send the vessel and IMO details, affected equipment, maker/model where available, fault description, relevant photographs or technical records, port and required timing.
  • Vessel name and IMO number
  • Equipment, maker and model where available
  • Fault description, records, photographs or drawings
  • Port or location and required date / ETA

How the Job Moves Forward

1

Define the Issue

Confirm the equipment, reported condition and expected outcome.
2

Review the Technical Information

Check available manuals, records, photographs and access conditions.
3

Plan the Attendance

Set personnel, tools, parts and attendance timing against the vessel schedule.
4

Record the Outcome

Confirm the completed work and any agreed next technical step.

Location & Availability

Technical attendance is confirmed against the vessel location, access conditions, scope of work and required timing. For requests in Türkiye and across the Black Sea and Mediterranean region, personnel and technical availability are checked before mobilisation.