Ciserv Europoort B.V.

Ciserv Europoort B.V. is a company that provides maintenance, repair, and overhaul services for marine engines and related equipment. As part of the larger Wärtsilä Corporation, a leading global company in advanced technologies and complete lifecycle solutions for the marine and energy markets, Ciserv Europoort offers a range of services designed to ensure optimal performance and reliability of marine propulsion systems.

The company is located in the Europoort area of Rotterdam, Netherlands, a strategic location that serves as one of the busiest ports in Europe. This advantageous position allows Ciserv Europoort B.V. to efficiently serve a wide range of vessels calling at the port for repairs and maintenance, including cargo ships, tankers, and other marine vessels.

Ciserv Europoort B.V.'s services typically include:

Engine Overhaul and Repair: Comprehensive repair and maintenance services for various types of marine engines.
Mechanical Services: Including the repair and maintenance of propulsion systems, steering gears, and other mechanical components.
Field Services: Technicians who can visit vessels on-site, whether at port or at sea, to perform necessary repairs and maintenance.
Spare Parts Supply: Provision of genuine parts and components required for marine engine repair and maintenance.
24/7 Support Services: Round-the-clock support to ensure minimal downtime for vessels requiring urgent repairs.

The company is committed to quality, reliability, and efficiency, aligning with Wärtsilä's broader mission of enabling sustainable societies through innovative technology and service solutions for the marine and energy markets.

+31 (0)181 263474
www.ciserv.com
+31 (0)181 262850

Products

Electrical Cabinets, Automations solutions, overhaul of electrical motors and generators.

Europoort The Netherlands

Luxemburgweg 21-23
Europoort 3198LG
The Netherlands

Ships

AYER MOLEK

Bulk Liquid Carrier (other than oil or chemical) | Flag: Republic of Singapore | Port: SINGAPORE

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