ASTRO SHIPMANAGEMENT, INC. (hereinafter referred to as “ASMI”) was founded and incorporated in August 26, 1994. The Company was formed to primarily engage in the business of general ship management services to foreign ship owners or operators of ocean- going vessels in compliance with the international covenants and standards.
In October 20, 1997 ASMI first acquired its Class NK (Nippon Kaiji Kyokai) International Safety Management (ISM) Certification. With this, ASMI operates within the International Management Code for the Safe Operation of Ships and for Pollution Prevention.
With the direct support of several of its shareholders, ASMI is continuously striving hard to improve its operation systems, maintain and uplift its International Standards of work quality and efficiency as a shipmanagement company. With the length of time in the business our experiences in work makes us strong to stand all the odds and trials of the industry. ASMI is composed of a group of highly trained and dynamic professionals to serve our client with utmost care, dedication and sincerity.
Being cost conscious is one of the many qualities our company has. We believe that by helping our client cut unnecessary expenses, elevate income and returns and providing an un -interrupted vessel operations, we are also helping ourselves and give our company the biggest chance to grow more in the industry.
Develop and provide good quality crew
Level up staff's knowledge and skills
Providing software solutions
Develop research and development program
Building own training facility or have a memorandum of agreement to one of the best training facilities
Enhance training of office staffs/crews
Hire a good training manager, trainers
Astro Shipmanagement, Inc. is fully compliant with all maritime regulations and committed to maritime excellence by subscribing to and continually striving to maintain a strong safety score on RightShip’s platform.
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