Ship management in Singapore

Eastern Pacific Shipping manages roughly 350 vessels totalling 31 million deadweight-tonnes — dry bulk, container, gas and tanker — run entirely in-house from its Singapore headquarters by about 7,000 sea and shore staff. Commercial, technical, operations, crewing, innovation and finance sit under one roof, and the fleet has moved early into dual-fuel and alternative-fuel tonnage. Its EPS UK and CoolCo arms extend it into car-carriers and LNG.

A ship manager with a Singapore office at Labrador Tower on Pasir Panjang Road, alongside two associated group entities at the same address. Technical management spans dry bulk carriers, tankers, container ships, roll-on/roll-off carriers, cruise vessels, heavy lift, offshore vessels and semi-submersibles, with budgeting, inspection, audit, insurance and crewing support. The group describes itself as a leading global provider of independent ship management services.

The Singapore ship management centre of Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement, operating from Bernhard Schulte House on Middle Road since 1997 and adding an offshore team in 2015. The centre provides full ship management, crew management and offshore unit management, and publishes a current certification set covering quality, environment, occupational health and safety, energy and information security management.

A Singapore-incorporated ship manager operating from Shenton Way since 1998, providing technical management and crew management. Chartering is run by an associated company headquartered in Mumbai rather than from the Singapore office.

The Singapore technical office of Fleet Management Limited, at MTower on Alexandra Road. Group services cover ship management, crew management and training, newbuilding supervision, marine and cargo insurance, and vessel performance technology.

A Singapore ship manager at Springleaf Tower on Anson Road, operating chemical and product tankers, bulk carriers, multi-purpose vessels, bulk transhipping vessels and storage terminals. Published services extend beyond technical and crew management to HSSQE, operational and transhipment management, dry dock and lay-up management, surveying and inspections, ship agency and training.

A Singapore-headquartered ship manager founded in 2006, operating from Great World City and providing technical management, crew management and commercial management. The company states it manages over 700 vessels — tankers, gas carriers, bulk carriers, container vessels and offshore assets — with 31,400 seafarers and 31 offices across 15 countries, and lists centralised procurement, planned maintenance and EU ETS, EEXI and CII compliance support among its technical services.

The Singapore entity of V.Group, at The Concourse on Beach Road, with a separate group offshore entity also registered in Singapore. Group services cover ship management and marine support across tankers, bulk carriers, gas carriers, cruise, offshore, passenger vessels and containerships, together with crewing and offshore crewing.

The global headquarters of Wilhelmsen's ship management arm, based at The Concourse on Beach Road. Technical management covers LNG and LPG carriers, tankers, bulk carriers, container ships, cruise vessels, roll-on/roll-off carriers and offshore assets; the company states a crewing pool of over 13,000 seafarers served by eleven manning offices, and describes itself as one of the world's largest third-party ship managers.