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Port St. Maarten Crane Operators continues to boost their Skillsets. | SMN News

September 17, 2019

Port St. Maarten Crane Operators continues to boost their Skillsets. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:---  Two members of the St. Maarten Harbour Crane Company have already passed the first phase of ships gear vessel operations training. They will continue to work on building more hours together with all other members of the team and also participate in a simulator training prior to full completion of the course which is expected to be completed within the next coming months.
In Port St. Maarten’s ongoing mission to improve the port’s operations excellence platform, management decided to also certify all crane operators to work the ships gear in case of auxiliary or activation of emergency measure


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