What to send
What to send
- Vessel name and IMO number
- Port and berth or anchorage
- What failed, or what the surveyor asked for
- The agent's contact
What we respond to
- Port state control deficiency with a detention risk
- Fixed fire fighting system failed during a test
- Lifeboat or davit defect found before departure
- Liferaft certificate expired and the vessel sails tomorrow
- Gas detector failed and a tank entry is scheduled
- CO2 cylinders found underweight during an inspection
- Release gear damage after a drill
- Missing or unreadable certificates before a vetting inspection
What happens next
Within the hour
- Coordinator confirms which station attends
And the earliest time we can be alongside.
- Technicians leave with what the message points to
Spares and exchange units, so the job is not half-finished.
- Report and certificate issued on board
So the deficiency can be closed the same day.
Emergency line
+31 6 24 11 76 73
WhatsApp, answered 24 hours a day, every day of the year.
Turkiye +90 216 591 07 39 · Europe +31 164 313 000
Response
What we can mobilise
TURKIYE
Same day in the Marmara
Tuzla, Yalova, Ambarli, Izmit, Gemlik. Alongside or at anchorage by launch, including weekends.
NETHERLANDS & BELGIUM
Same or next day
Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Vlissingen, Moerdijk, Antwerp and Ghent from our European base.
GERMANY & FRANCE
Confirmed in writing
Hamburg, Bremerhaven, Le Havre, Dunkirk. The mobilisation time is agreed before we accept the job, not after.

