OSI will develop marine projects for the design or conversion of vessels. Our project management skills include planning, engineering, procurement and construction. We manage subcontractors for compliance with project objectives, safety, and quality.

Ship management includes best practices for crew safety and environmental protection. Increasing regulations require compliance with many international standards:

• Classification Society Rules
• Flag State Registry (USCG)
• OCIMF,IMO,SOLAS
• Shipboard Security (MTSA/ISPS)
• Safety System Management (ISM)
• Quality System Management (ISO)

OSI Engineers are highly qualified and experienced technically to plan and administer ship maintenance plans. Preventative and planned maintenance will be scheduled and monitored through systems and procedures. Major vessel overhauls and scheduled regulatory drydockings will be planned well in advance. This enables control of cost and schedule factors in the shipyard. OSI Engineers have performed maintenance on ships world wide, and drydocking in shipyards in many countries. Compliance requirements cover:

• American Bureau of Shipping
• U.S. Coast Guard
• Condition Assessment Schemes
• OSHA
  

Ocean Shipholdings, Inc. boasts of extensive experience in delivering quality ship management and ship building services. Vessel maintenance is a specialty among the company's unique capabilities. It has performed vessel repair services in many locations worldwide. It also provides preventive routine checkups and carefully planned vessel overhauls to keep costs at minimum. OSI's ship management services cover all aspects of marine operations, including vessel crewing, safety and quality management, logistics support and inventory control. As for its ship building services, the company can handle everything from the planning stage - including the ship design review, scheduling and costing - down to the supervision of the actual construction. The vessel maintenance services by OSI are performed in compliance with the requirements of the American Bureau of Shipping, US Coast Guard, Condition Assessment Schemes, and OSHA. The company also employs its own set of methods and procedures to ensure that every vessel repair and related services it delivers leaves clients satisfied.