CLIPPER FLEET MANAGEMENT A/S

CLIPPER FLEET MANAGEMENT A/S is a maritime company that specializes in fleet management and logistical services. Part of the broader Clipper Group, which is an international shipping company based in Denmark, CLIPPER FLEET MANAGEMENT A/S focuses on providing comprehensive management solutions for a diverse range of vessels. The services typically include technical management, crew management, procurement, safety, and compliance oversight, as well as financial management and reporting.

The Clipper Group itself has a significant presence in the global shipping industry, known for its involvement in dry bulk shipping, particularly in the handy-size and supramax segments. The company prides itself on its commitment to safety, efficiency, and sustainability within the maritime sector.

Technical management by CLIPPER FLEET MANAGEMENT A/S encompasses all aspects necessary to keep vessels operational, compliant with international regulations, and facilitate smooth logistical execution. This often includes planned maintenance systems, regular inspections, and implementing environmental and energy efficiency measures.

Crew management is another crucial facet, involving the recruitment, training, and ongoing support of seafarers who operate the vessels. Safety is a primary concern, and they adhere strictly to international maritime conventions and regulations to ensure the wellbeing of crews and the security of shipments.

Overall, CLIPPER FLEET MANAGEMENT A/S plays a vital role in the broader operations of the Clipper Group, ensuring that vessels are managed to the highest standards of efficiency and safety.

Copenhagen Denmark

19 Sundkrogsgade
Copenhagen 2100
Denmark

Ships

HARBOUR KRISTIN

Chemical Carrier | Flag: Commonwealth of the Bahamas | Port: NASSAU

CLIPPER TRADER

Bulk Carrier | Flag: Commonwealth of the Bahamas | Port: NASSAU

CLIPPER TRUST

Bulk Carrier | Flag: Commonwealth of the Bahamas | Port: NASSAU

Maritime News

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