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General Marine

License:
735-SG-2017Issued by:
SMAIssued on:
05.04.2017

Country:Singapore

City:Singapore

Address:16 RAFFLES QUAY, HONG LEONG BUILDING, 048581

Phone number:+65 (3159) 47-11

E-mail:application@general-marine.com (Fleet Personnel Department)

Website:www.general-marine.com

Company detailed:

Global ship management company with a passion for quality of service and safety. Since 2009, we have provided peerless fleet management services to our valued clients
Oil, Chemical products and dry commodities are crucial part of the energy chain and will continue for the years to come to play a major role in our day-to-day life. At General Marine it is our job to ship dry cargo, petrochemical and gases on behalf of our customers anywhere in the world in a safe, timely and reliable manner. In this effort, we strive to continuously improve our fully integrated operations in order to meet our customers’ growing needs

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Full Name	Age	Position	Last contract	Company
Grigorii *****	32	Motorman 1st classOiler	10.11.2015	GENERAL MARINE SERVICES	To contact seafarer
Yuriy *****	42	3rd Engineer2nd Engineer	08.04.2015	General marine service	To contact seafarer
Oleksiy *****	41	3rd Engineer	02.03.2015	General Marine Services	To contact seafarer
Sergey *****	38	Boatswain	31.12.2014	General Marine Services	To contact seafarer
Oleksiy *****	49	ETOElectrical Engineer	12.09.2014	General Marine Servis	To contact seafarer
Igor *****	49	2nd Engineer	11.09.2014	GENERAL MARINE SERVICES LTD	To contact seafarer
Oleksandr *****	38	Able SeamanAble Seaman	10.07.2014	General Marine Services	To contact seafarer
Sergiy *****	42	Able Seaman	20.04.2014	General Marine Services	To contact seafarer
Volodymyr *****	64	Motorman-Oiler	06.03.2014	GENERAL MARINE SERVISES	To contact seafarer
Dmytro *****	40	Able Seaman	05.03.2014	General Marine Services	To contact seafarer
Oleg *****	52	3rd Engineer4th Engineer	16.12.2013	General Marine Services	To contact seafarer
Serdii *****	41	Motorman 1st class	24.10.2013	General Marine Services	To contact seafarer
Oleksandr *****	41	3rd Officer	22.08.2013	General marine services	To contact seafarer
Aman *****	70	Chief Officer	20.07.2013	General Marine Servise	To contact seafarer
Aleksandr *****	43	Able Seaman	30.05.2013	General Marine Servises	To contact seafarer
Victor *****	37	Electrician	10.11.2012	General marine service	To contact seafarer