Lucion Marine are pleased to announce that not only are we attending the Tradewinds Ship Recycling Forum held in Singapore, we’re sponsoring the technical meeting on 12th March, addressing how ship owners can manage the risk of hazardous materials.

You’ll be able to find us at our exhibition space throughout the conference. The technical meeting itself is where our expertise lies. The workshop covers the side effects of raised awareness on HazMats, asking ‘how can ship owners deal with the risks?’ with speakers including Robin Townsend, Lead Specialist at Lloyds Register; Gerhard Aulbert, Global Head of Practice Ship Recycling - Germanischer Lloyd; Junichi Hirata, Project Manager – Nippon Kaiji Kyokai (ClassNK).

“The tradewinds recycling forum is a premier event covering the industry with the active participation of all its significant players. Here, the debates and dialogues result in an impetus for progression in the industry. We are delighted to be supporting this important event and welcome the shipping industry to the Lion City Singapore!” – Rakesh Khetan (Billu) CEO Wirana.

Lucion Marine are Lloyds Register accredited for the provision of inventory of hazardous materials (IHMs) for vessels internationally. We provide expert advice, consultancy and management of asbestos and other hazardous materials. To find out more, or to request a quotation, please contact us at marine@lucion.co.uk.

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