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Shipping, Ports and Logistics
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This masterclass will tackle fundamental principles of how the shipping business operates including discussions on:
- The shipping economics, trends in major commodities traded, and commercial differences in different shipping segments
- Roles and responsibilities of the key personnel in the maritime sector
- Ship types and cargo handling for each type
- Ship finance and shipbuilding trends
- Port operations – location, infrastructure, vessel management, and the cost of port calls and the main players in a vessel port call
- Managing charterparties and shipping contracts
- Marine insurance and claims
- Commercial considerations for shipowners and managers
- Budgeting for vessel operation cost
- Commercial regulations, the shipping environment, and the role of international organizations
Who Should Attend:
This is an entry level course designed for individuals who have had little or no exposure to the shipping industry, but need an overall perspective on how the industry operates.
- New entrants to the shipping or port industry
- Logistics and shipping personnel from commodity owners/suppliers
- Service providers to the shipping industry
- Lawyers
- Vessel crewing personnel
- Maritime regulatory organisations
- Non marine ship owner/manager employees
- Bankers interested in the transport sector
Course Director
Chris McGuire has 19 years of experience in the maritime industry. His experience covers seagoing service as a deck officer, port superintendant, ship and crew management, business management, vessel auditor, manager within a pilotage organisation and general maritime consultancy.
Supported by: Hong Kong Shipowners’ Association (HKSOA)
HKSOA members enjoy a 20% discount off the Normal Rate
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