EFFICIENT DRYDOCKING

Regular planned maintenance is key to providing an effective technical service to vessel management clients. During March, the Environmental Research Vessel ‘Algoa’, which is managed by AMSOL on behalf of the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment, underwent statutory drydocking at the Robinson Drydock in the V&A Waterfront.

VERSATILE MARINE SOLUTIONS

Strategically located in Southern Africa, at the base of the African continent and geographically on a busy shipping lane, AMSOL’s ability to provide offshore support and supply as well as emergency response and safety standby services, ensures that client needs are met.

TURNKEY OFFSHORE TERMINAL MANAGEMENT

At AMSOL, we understand the importance of ensuring continuity of product supply, safety, health and environmental protection and adhering to international standards and requirements whilst managing single and multi-buoy (SPM & CBM) offshore terminal operations.

2022: THE YEAR OF ACTION IN THE MARITIME INDUSTRY – PAUL MACLONS, CEO

Over the course of the last few months, I have been engaged in a number of discussions and debates on the issue of how we as a country can kickstart growth and development in the Maritime Sector. On many fronts and in the face of mounting challenge,…

MARINE SOLUTIONS THAT POWER TRANSFORMATION

AMSOL is proud to announce the achievement of Level 2 Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) Contributor Status, a reflection of its Vision to grow and transform the maritime economy and create long-term sustainable value as a company.

STRENGTHENING THE FOCUS ON CLIENT SERVICE & GROWTH

At AMSOL, it is our objective to ensure that clients continue to benefit from innovative marine solutions, experience value for money and a turn-key service that meets expectations. In line with the company’s strategic goals, deepening the commercial and operational skills and competence required to respond to and prioritise changing client requirements in Africa has been a focus of the Board of Directors.

Driving progress in gender diversity

Globally, women are estimated to make up just 2% of the maritime workforce, according to the International Maritime Organisation (IMO). However, they make up an even smaller 1.2% of the global seafarer workforce according to the BIMCO/ICS 2021…
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PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT KEY DURING FUEL TRANSFERS

AMSOL manages Ship-to-Ship (STS) transfers and loading operations off the South African coast and in South African ports, utilising specialist personnel and equipment to mitigate the high risk associated with these fuel transfers. The company…
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AMSOL WELCOMES ‘MESSALO’ & CONTRACT AWARD IN MOZAMBIQUE

AMSOL has for many years been operational in Mozambique utilising the tug boat ‘Save River’ on numerous contracts including for harbor towage as well as offshore transshipment operations. The company recently expanded operations in the country…
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MAINTAINING INTERNATIONAL SHEQ STANDARDS

At AMSOL, the company’s strong foundation in compliance and risk management ensures that in delivering value to its clients, AMSOL meets ever increasing international standards. To support this objective, the company participates in frequent…