Emergency Equipment

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• Refloating: Refloating is the process of raising a sunken or grounded vessel to the surface of the water. It involves the use of specialized equipment such as pumps, airbags, and cranes to lift the vessel and remove water or debris from its interior. T ... Read More >>
• Ballast Tank: A ballast tank is a compartment within a ship or other floating structure that holds water, which is used to provide stability and balance to the vessel. Ballast tanks are typically located in the lower part of the ship and are filled with ... Read More >>
• Wharfage Fees: In the maritime context, wharfage fees refer to the charges levied by a port or harbor for the handling of cargo that passes over, onto, or through the wharf. These fees are typically assessed per ton of cargo and are used to cover the cost ... Read More >>