C-MAR Group

C-MAR Group is a maritime and offshore services company that provides a range of solutions primarily to the shipping, oil, and gas industries. Founded in 1996, the company has established itself as a global player with offices and operations in multiple regions around the world.

Key Services

1. Marine and Offshore Management:

  • Ship Management: Offering crewing, technical management, and operational services for different types of vessels.
  • Rig Management: Providing maintenance, operational management, and safety compliance for offshore drilling rigs.

2. Crewing and Recruitment:

  • Crew Provision: Supplying qualified and experienced maritime and offshore personnel.
  • Training and Development: Offering specialized training programs to ensure crew members meet industry standards and regulations.

3. Consultancy:

  • Marine Consultancy: Including ship inspections, audits, and project management.
  • Offshore Consultancy: Offering expertise in areas such as rig moving, installation, and construction support.

4. Technical Services:

  • Engineering Services: Providing design, modification, and upgrade solutions for vessels and offshore structures.
  • Maintenance and Repair: Ensuring the operational readiness of assets through scheduled and emergency repairs.

Geographic Footprint

The C-MAR Group operates globally, with regional hubs in key maritime and oil & gas locations, allowing them to provide localized support to their clients.

Expertise and Safety

The company prides itself on a strong adherence to safety, compliance, and quality standards, underscoring all of its operations with robust safety management systems.

Market Presence

With a client base that includes major oil companies, shipping firms, and offshore contractors, C-MAR has built a reputation for reliability and expertise in its fields of operation.

Website and Contact

For more detailed information on its services and global operations, you can refer to the official C-MAR Group website or contact their offices directly.

Please note that the above information provides a general overview and might not capture all the current facets of the company's operations. Always refer to the latest updates directly from the company to ensure accuracy.

Products

Dynamic Position Training. Marine Consultancy. Electrical Switchgear and Control systems.

Houston USA

12245 FM 529 Road
Houston TX 77041
USA

Ships

C-COURAGEOUS

Offshore Support Vessel | Flag: United States of America | Port: Galliano, LA

Maritime News

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