Orca Shipping
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Last Update : Mar 3, 2026
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Orca Shipping functions as a maritime agency based in Constanta, Romania, providing vessel support and port services since 2005. The company manages various ship types, including oil and chemical tankers, bulk carriers, container ships, and Ro-Ro vessels. Its operations are concentrated in the Black Sea region, specifically covering the Romanian ports of Constanta, Midia, and Mangalia. As a port agent, the company handles the logistics required for vessel turnarounds. This work involves coordination with local port authorities, customs, immigration, and border police to ensure compliance with national regulations. They manage vessel clearance procedures and handle the documentation required for maritime trade, such as cargo manifests and port declarations. For shipowners and operators, the agency facilitates operational requirements, including the delivery of provisions, fresh water, and the coordination of bunkering activities. Husbandry services are a standard part of the company's activities. They manage crew changes by arranging visas, transportation, and accommodation for seafarers. The company also assists with medical appointments for crew members and coordinates technical repairs or the delivery of spare parts while vessels are in port. These services are intended to support the vessel and personnel throughout the duration of a port call. The agency maintains certified management systems for its operations. It holds ISO 9001 for quality management, ISO 14001 for environmental management, and ISO 45001 for occupational health and safety. These certifications indicate adherence to international standards within the maritime sector. The company’s office is located in Constanta, which serves as the central point for its regional marine operations and administrative tasks.
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Last Update : Mar 3, 2026