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WHAT DOES A SHIP AGENT DO?

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  A ship that docks in a port does not make any money, but it can be a costly part of the entire ocean transportation process. Because ship owners, managers, and charterers cannot be present at all times when the ship docks, a shipping agent serves as a valuable asset on-site. The agent is responsible for ensuring that all in-port arrangements are made and completed in a timely and effective manner. In this blog, we will go over every aspect of a ship agent’s job in Curaçao, from beginning to end. Prior to arrival The ship chandler in Curaçao begins pre-arrival planning for the ship’s port call before it makes its way to the port. When the agent informs the port of the ship’s impending arrival, the arrangement begins. Some arrangements are centered on the ship’s cargo, with the off-loading section receiving the most attention during the port call. If the cargo was shipped in highway containers, gantry cranes will be used to unload the containers. The procedure for removing liq...

What Can Ship Chandling Services Help You With?

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  Ships, no matter how well-prepared they are before embarking on a voyage, are prone to running out of something in the middle of the journey. They occasionally run out of fuel, experience mechanical breakdowns, and so on. And we all know how difficult it is to find assistance in the middle of the ocean. It is difficult to rely on a shipping company in Curaçao unless it is equipped with the necessary resources to assist in an emergency involving a ship and its crew. Thankfully, a Curaçao Ship Chandling Company can help in a variety of situations, including:   1- Providing supplies and fuel at the bay On their way to their final destination, every ship must dock. To avoid wasting time and resources, this docking is done at regular intervals. These resupply or refueling docks are usually found along the ship’s route. The language barrier can be a major issue because most of the docks are in a foreign country. Thankfully, Curaçao’s internationally renowned ship chandle...