Dewatering and Reefer Vessel Operations

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Encompasses all logistical and technical activities for removing water (dewatering) from cargo holds, tanks, or other vessel compartments, as well as the operation and maintenance of refrigerated vessels (reefer vessels) for transporting temperature-sensitive cargo.

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