Astilleros Braswell International
Astilleros Braswell International is a prominent shipyard and maritime services company, primarily known for its operations in Panama. The company has a significant presence in ship repair, maintenance, and conversion services, catering to a variety of vessels including cargo ships, tankers, and naval vessels.
Key Features and Services:
Strategic Location:
- Panama Canal: The shipyard's proximity to the Panama Canal provides a strategic advantage, offering easy access to vessels transiting this crucial maritime route.
Comprehensive Services:
- Ship Repair: Extensive repair services that include hull repairs, mechanical overhauls, and system upgrades.
- Maintenance: Routine and scheduled maintenance services to ensure vessels remain in optimal operating condition.
- Conversion and Upgrades: Services for converting and upgrading ships to meet new regulations or changing operational requirements.
Infrastructure:
- Dry Docks: Facilities equipped with dry docks of various sizes to accommodate different types of vessels.
- Workshops: Advanced workshops for fabrication, machining, and other specialized tasks.
- Warehousing: Storage facilities for spare parts and materials.
Expert Workforce:
- Skilled Labor: A team of skilled engineers, technicians, and craftsmen with expertise in various aspects of ship repair and maintenance.
- Project Management: Experienced project managers to oversee complex repairs and conversions, ensuring timely and efficient project completion.
Safety and Compliance:
- Regulations: Adherence to international safety and environmental regulations.
- Certifications: Various industry certifications assuring quality and reliability in their services.
Market Position:
Astilleros Braswell International is well-regarded in the maritime industry for its reliability, quality of service, and strategic positioning. Its comprehensive range of services and experienced workforce make it a preferred choice for shipowners and operators needing repair and maintenance services in the region.
As with any company, it would be prudent to review the latest information and consult direct sources or client testimonials for the most current insights into their capabilities and performance.
- +507-232-5566
- braswellshipyard.com
- +507-232-5851
Products
Drydock and Afloat Repairs
Panama city Panama
Ave. Marcos G. McGrath, Edif. 31
Panama city
Panama
Panama city
Panama
Ships
CHARLES ROWAN
Self Elevating Unit | Flag: Republic of Marshall Islands | Port: MAJURO
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