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WSS opens Suez Canal liferaft station
- Egypt: Tuesday, October 30 - 2012 at 02:57
Norway-headquartered maritime services provider Wilhelmsen Ships Service (WSS) has opened a new liferaft service station in Suez, Egypt, to service vessels transiting the Suez Canal and Egypt's main ports. In addition to liferaft servicing, the new service station will enable customers to carry out liferaft exchanges at the ports of Alexandria, Port Said, Damietta, Safaga and Nuwaiba. The strategic location of the new Liferaft Service Station "will benefit ship operators by allowing them to utilise our full range of liferaft services while waiting to transit the Canal; avoiding costly deviations, uncertainty over service and supply levels and ultimately, making passage more efficient," said Russell Dinwoodie, general manager of WSS Egypt.
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