Ferries & passenger ships
With people on board, the safety case comes before anything else.
Where we put the emphasis
- We open with our drill records and flag and Port State history, not with price.
- A ferry earns against a timetable. We plan maintenance around the sailing schedule so the ship is never in dock when she should be carrying passengers.
- Deck and hotel crew are one team in the passenger's eyes: the crew is the owner's brand.
- On subsidised or public-service routes, every cent is audited. Our accounts stand up to that.
Questions we typically ask
- 01Which flag does she trade under, and when is the next Passenger Ship Safety Certificate renewal?
- 02How seasonal is the operation: does she lay up in winter, and who carries the off-season costs?
- 03What did the last few Port State and flag inspections find? Anything that keeps coming back?
- 04How is the crew split between deck, engine and hotel, and how hard is it to keep good people?
- 05Are any evacuation, lifesaving or accessibility upgrades coming due in the next survey cycle?
- 06How do you measure her: punctuality, complaints, cost per passenger?
Let's talk about your vessels.
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