BERNHARD SCHULTE SHIPMANAGEMENT (HELLAS) SPLLC

Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement (BSM) is a prominent global ship management service provider, and its operations in Greece are handled by BSM Hellas SPLLC. BSM is part of the Schulte Group, a family-owned, diversified maritime, and logistics services provider established over 130 years ago.

Key Aspects of BSM Hellas SPLLC:

Company Expertise: BSM Hellas specializes in comprehensive ship management services, including technical management, crew management, commercial management, and other specialized services tailored to the maritime industry.
Fleet: BSM manages a diverse fleet, including tankers, bulk carriers, container ships, offshore vessels, and cruise ships. The company’s global footprint enables it to provide high-quality service to a broad range of vessel types.
Services: The service offerings cover:
- Technical Management: Ensuring fleet maintenance, regulatory compliance, and safety.
- Crew Management: Supplying experienced and trained crew members, handling recruitment, training, and HR matters.
- Commercial Management: Overseeing vessel chartering, operations, and financial performance.
- Corporate Services: Including new building supervision, procurement, insurance, and risk management.
Global Presence: While BSM Hellas is based in Greece, BSM operates globally with a network of offices located in key maritime hubs to provide localized and efficient service delivery.
Innovation and Technology: BSM is known for its focus on integrating advanced technology and innovation within maritime and ship management services to enhance operational efficiency and safety. This includes the use of digital tools for fleet monitoring, maintenance planning, and performance optimization.
Quality and Safety: The company upholds high standards of quality and safety, adhering to international regulations such as the International Safety Management (ISM) Code and maintaining ISO certifications.
Sustainable Practices: In line with global trends, BSM is committed to sustainability and environmentally friendly practices. This includes initiatives to reduce the carbon footprint of maritime operations and compliance with environmental regulations.

BSM's presence in Greece, a historically significant and strategically located maritime nation, underlines its commitment to maintaining strong connections with key global shipping hubs while offering tailored services to meet the needs of the maritime industry.

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