The berth is where storage meets shipping, and where operational quality becomes financially visible: a disciplined terminal protects laytime, a sloppy one consumes it. Crude Tankers III AS operates its marine interface end to end under the ISGOTT framework — the International Safety Guide for Oil Tankers and Terminals — from pre-arrival vetting and information exchange, through the jointly executed ship/shore safety checklist, to agreed transfer rates, emergency shutdown criteria and continuous watch during cargo operations.
Berth specifications — draft, length overall, displacement, manifold arrangement and vapour-return capability — are published per facility and shared with schedulers, agents and vetting desks on request. Marine movements land directly in the same custody, measurement and documentation regime as our tank operations, so quantity and quality are established and evidenced at the point of transfer.
Whether you are discharging an import cargo, loading an export, breaking bulk into regional parcels or moving product between vessels via tankage, our marine services are engineered around laytime discipline, safety and clean, prompt documentation.