Training & Manning for the Expanding Fleet of LNG Carriers

Over the next few years, the world LNG fleet is set to expand at an unprecedented rate. With many new ships and new Operators entering the fleet. The LNG trade depends on safe & reliable ship operation for its continued commercial success.

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Training & Manning for the Expanding Fleet of LNG Carriers

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