GULF BROTHERHOOD GROUP (GBG)

Crew Management

Crew management is a service offered by GBG that places emphasis on the selection, development and management of seagoing employees that is key to the safe and efficient operations of the vessels of our clients.

GBG seafarer pool counts more than 2000 highly qualified professional seafarers who are supported by shore-based staff.

Our Ship Management Centres (SMC) provide crew management services to clients around the world.

We can provide:

1. Planning and arranging crew changes
2. Arranging flights, visas and accommodation
3. Consultancy services
4. Crew insurance at sea and on leave
5. Working clothes
6. Training

Technical Management

GBG follows a Planned Management System which is particularly designed to optimize safety with operating efficiency.

Monitoring & optimizing maintenance through regular inspections and data exchange ensures all vessels are fit for voyages. Technical Management maximizes the efficiency and physical condition of vessels throughout their working life.

Practice Areas:

1. Management
2. Budgeting
3. Dry dock
4. Store supply & Inventory

Commercial Management

Services We Offer:

1. Analysis of market trends on emerging chartering opportunities
2. Chartering of vessels and fulfilling its terms
3. Reliable and established network of overseas brokers
4. Appoint agents for coordination with ports
5. Arranging bunkers
6. Sales and purchase

Consultancy Service

Navigating the marine insurance claims process requires a comprehensive understanding of maritime law and insurance policies. As global trade continues to expand, ensuring the protection of vessels and cargo becomes increasingly vital.

We offer competitive premium rates, including but not limited to:

• P&I
• FD&D
• Hull & Machinery
• Increased Values / Disbursements
• Loss of Hire
• Drugs Seizure
• War Risks
• Kidnap & Ransom
• Cash Box / Cash in Transit
• Delay
• Cyber Risks

Import and Export

Exports are goods and services manufactured or provided by businesses in one country and sold or traded in another. Exports, along with imports, make up international trade.

Imports are integral to international trade, meeting domestic needs and strengthening balance of payments. The fundamental difference: Exports = selling abroad, Imports = bringing goods into the country.

Organizational Emails

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