Our specializations include, but are not limited to the carriage of limestone, stone chips, coal, aggregates, iron ore, steel products (plates, coils, and wires), grains and other bulk cargoes.
Our mission is to provide the most qualitative shipping service to our clients in the dry bulk shipping sector, in the most cost-effective and time-saving manner possible.
Tel: +1 (951) 384-0525
E-Mail: office@saanship.com
Quality Management, Operations and Chartering Services for Dry Cargo Ships and Bulk Carriers to the principals
It is often said that time is of the essence however, here at SAAN Ship Management we also firmly believe that energy has equal importance.
Carrying out our mission always with the utmost regard to the security of all of our employees, colleagues and guests, safety of life at sea.
Our team enjoys good professional relationships with various seasoned inspectors around the globe
The crew selection process is highly monitored and scrutinized with the strict object of improving onboard reliability
The company’s personnel have great experience in dealing with various Flag States and Classification Societies
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Hosting a safe working environment in compliance with ISM / ISPS principles and objectives
