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Atlantis Tankers’ first Brokers Party was hosted on the 2nd of June 2016. Brokers and operators from many different international shipping companies, as well as Turkish ship-owners with their respective teams, local broker firms and many others attended the event. We would like to thank all involved for their effort, hard work and organisation that was put into to the event, making it a real success. In the coming years we hope to repeat the event, so keep schedule open!
02/06/2016
Atlantis Tankers’ first Brokers Party was hosted on the 2nd of June 2016.
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A Taste of Summer
02/06/2016

Atlantis Tankers’ first Brokers Party was hosted on the 2nd of June 2016. Brokers and operators from many different international shipping companies, as well as Turkish ship-owners with their respective teams, local broker firms and many others attended the event. We would like to thank all involved for their effort, hard work and organisation that was put into to the event, making it a real success. In the coming years we hope to repeat the event, so keep schedule open!
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Atlantis Alicante begins to take shape at Selah Shipyard. The double bottom sections of NB 77 have been joined.
30/05/2016
Atlantis Alicante begins to take shape at Selah Shipyard. The double bottom sections of NB 77 have been joined.
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Atlantis Alicante Takes Shape
30/05/2016

Atlantis Alicante begins to take shape at Selah Shipyard. The double bottom sections of NB 77 have been joined.
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The 5th Company-Run Seminar was held at the Company’s own premises between the 26th and 27th of April, with a participation of over 35 seafarers. In-house and external speakers presented various topics with the main focus in promoting and enhancing the company's safety-management system, raising awareness with respect to safety, environmental and health issues. The seminar also offered the chance for ship and shore staff to get together over a Turkish dinner and a theatre comedy performance.
27/04/2016
The 5th Company-Run Seminar was held at the Company’s own premises between the 26th and 27th of April, with a participation of ov...
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5th Company Run Seminar
27/04/2016

The 5th Company-Run Seminar was held at the Company’s own premises between the 26th and 27th of April, with a participation of over 35 seafarers. In-house and external speakers presented various topics with the main focus in promoting and enhancing the company's safety-management system, raising awareness with respect to safety, environmental and health issues. The seminar also offered the chance for ship and shore staff to get together over a Turkish dinner and a theatre comedy performance.
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Shell Resilience Training has started at Armona.This comprehensive Shell-driven training will continue to be taught to Office Staff and Crew throughout the year.
Following “Learning from Incident” and “Reflective Learning” trainings, Shell has recently launched a new training program about “Resilience” for its Maritime Safety Partners which consist of 5 modules to be discussed and elaborated by their staff both on board and ashore under the guidance of a facilitator, in an effort to achieve their goal of “zero incident” in the industry. Hence Armona has started their first session on Resilience training on 12.Apr.2016 in the office which will continue with monthly intervals for each module and the session will also be repeated during the company run seminar organized to be held on 26-27.Apr.2016 with the participation of over 35 seamen. The sessions will continue on board the fleet vessels.
12/04/2016
Shell Resilience Training has started at Armona.This comprehensive Shell-driven training will continue to be taught to Office Staff and...
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Shell Resilience Training
12/04/2016

Shell Resilience Training has started at Armona.This comprehensive Shell-driven training will continue to be taught to Office Staff and Crew throughout the year.
Following “Learning from Incident” and “Reflective Learning” trainings, Shell has recently launched a new training program about “Resilience” for its Maritime Safety Partners which consist of 5 modules to be discussed and elaborated by their staff both on board and ashore under the guidance of a facilitator, in an effort to achieve their goal of “zero incident” in the industry. Hence Armona has started their first session on Resilience training on 12.Apr.2016 in the office which will continue with monthly intervals for each module and the session will also be repeated during the company run seminar organized to be held on 26-27.Apr.2016 with the participation of over 35 seamen. The sessions will continue on board the fleet vessels.
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Captain Levent Karsan made his Q1 CTO visit on board the Atlantis Armona.The vessel was at Selah Shipyard / Tuzla for maintenance under the supervision of Technical Manager Aydin Yilmaz, Captain Ömer Balta Operation Manager, Electric Superintendent Bülent Köse and Technical Superintendent Yasin Aslan. The tanker loaded molasses in Tekirdağ and is now on her way to Belfast.
08/04/2016
Captain Levent Karsan made his Q1 CTO visit on board the Atlantis Armona.
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CTO visits Atlantis Armona
08/04/2016

Captain Levent Karsan made his Q1 CTO visit on board the Atlantis Armona.The vessel was at Selah Shipyard / Tuzla for maintenance under the supervision of Technical Manager Aydin Yilmaz, Captain Ömer Balta Operation Manager, Electric Superintendent Bülent Köse and Technical Superintendent Yasin Aslan. The tanker loaded molasses in Tekirdağ and is now on her way to Belfast.
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DPA Capt. Gökhan Özgal trains an HSEQ Intern from IE University on board the Atlantis Armona. During their visit, the DPA and the Intern took the opportunity to meet some of the Filipino crew (in order from left to right: Paolo, Reggie and Jerico).
07/04/2016
DPA Capt. Gökhan Özgal trains an HSEQ Intern from IE University on board the Atlantis Armona.
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DPA meets Filipino Crew with Intern
07/04/2016

DPA Capt. Gökhan Özgal trains an HSEQ Intern from IE University on board the Atlantis Armona. During their visit, the DPA and the Intern took the opportunity to meet some of the Filipino crew (in order from left to right: Paolo, Reggie and Jerico).
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MT Atlantis Augusta (5850 dwt) is under construction at Selay Tersanesi under Newbuilding No. 149. Our newbuilding #9 is starting to show shape. The construction of this ship was discontinued at Marmara Shipyard in the aftermath of the Lehman Crisis and is now being completed at Selay Shipyard with NB #149 scheduled for delivery at year end 2016. Augusta is a sister vessel to the Antibes with a deadweight tonnage of 5850. She will trade in the Continent - West Med axle.
04/04/2016
MT Atlantis Augusta (5850 dwt) is under construction at Selay Tersanesi under Newbuilding No. 149.
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Atlantis Augusta 6 months old
04/04/2016

MT Atlantis Augusta (5850 dwt) is under construction at Selay Tersanesi under Newbuilding No. 149. Our newbuilding #9 is starting to show shape. The construction of this ship was discontinued at Marmara Shipyard in the aftermath of the Lehman Crisis and is now being completed at Selay Shipyard with NB #149 scheduled for delivery at year end 2016. Augusta is a sister vessel to the Antibes with a deadweight tonnage of 5850. She will trade in the Continent - West Med axle.