Shazmeer Jiwan – A Trailblazer Entrepreneur 

Shazmeer Jiwan is a massive trailblazer in the field of logistics. He also is the owner of African Marine Ltd in Kenya. It is a company that conducts marine engineering, ship repairs, and building. His massive rapport of work shows his ability to prepare for the future.

Services at African Marine Limited


Shipbuilding and its maintenance: 

They have a construction doc for building and repairing ships. The area is fully-equipped for all their needs.

EPZ (Export Processing Zone) Services: 

They are licensed as the export processing zone that offers services like warehousing and storage.

Dry Dock: 

The Dry dock has space to accommodate vessels that carry up to 20000 tonnes of weight. It has been a certified location on the East African coast since 1977.

Heavy Engineering: 

The company takes on several non-marine-related works in East and Central Africa, like cement factories, oil drilling, petroleum, and many others.

Bunkering Services: 

Their bunker barges supply quality fuels that match the ISO requirements. High-quality fuel is ideal for ensuring efficient fuel consumption and reducing engine wear and tear. Moreover, they offer timely delivery of the product.

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Life Rafts

They have raft stations that are operated by qualified personnel. It is a repair and service center for life rafts and carries all the replacement parts.

They also offer lifeboats and rafts delivery. Moreover, the specialists will train individuals on how to use and maintain the product.

Ship Handling

The company provisions include crew change and vessel cleaning equipment. Also, in case of parts that aren’t available locally, they can procure the products quickly and efficiently.

Mooring and Berthing

The company helps with mooring and berthing vessels. Their services include water supply, workshop facilities, security, and more.

Conclusion

Shazmeer Jiwan manages his businesses to perfection. His foresight has helped him get the results for every business, and he can help others achieve the same goal. Moreover, his own enterprise has already helped change the trajectory of several companies, and you can avail of his services to get the results.

Read More Here About Shazmeer Jiwan – The Dynamic Thinker.


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