Asesorías Marítimas Ferrand
Asesorías Marítimas Ferrand is a company that operates in the maritime sector, although specific details about the company are not widely available in public databases. Based on the name, "Asesorías Marítimas" translates to "Maritime Advisories" in English, suggesting that the company likely provides consultancy or advisory services related to maritime activities.
Companies in the maritime advisory sector typically offer a range of services that might include:
- Regulatory Compliance: Ensuring that maritime operations comply with international, regional, and local regulations.
- Safety and Risk Management: Assessing and mitigating risks associated with maritime operations to ensure the safety of vessels and crews.
- Environmental Services: Offering guidance on environmental regulations and practices to minimize the environmental impact of maritime operations.
- Logistics and Operations Consulting: Optimizing the logistics of maritime transport, including route planning and cargo management.
- Technical Advisory: Providing technical expertise on shipbuilding, maintenance, repairs, and other technical aspects of maritime operations.
- Training and Education: Offering training programs for maritime professionals to enhance their skills and knowledge.
For more specific and detailed information about Asesorías Marítimas Ferrand, you would typically need to visit their official website, review company brochures, or contact them directly. They might have unique offerings or special expertise that distinguishes them within the maritime advisory sector.
- 56 32 474614
- www.ferrand.cl
- 56 32 474652
Products
Insurance Advice-ISPS risk assement and/ot audits
Viña del Mar Chile
Montaña 853 office 509-C
Viña del Mar V Region
Chile
Viña del Mar V Region
Chile
Ships
COASTAL VENTURE
General Cargo Carrier | Flag: United States of America | Port: Charleston, SC
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