In a world where the ocean never stops moving, neither does the need for strong leadership. Rohit Mehrotra, Group Director of Marine HR, shares the methodology and progress of Anglo-Eastern’s Mentorship Programme at sea. By investing in people, we shape a culture where every voyage is optimised for safety, success, and an opportunity for growth.
In honour of The Day of the Seafarer on 25 June, we recognise the vital contributions of the people who navigate our oceans and facilitate global trade through a special Q&A series with some of our dedicated seafarers.
M.V. Phillipp Oldendorff responds to cries for assistance amidst stormy conditions south of Tenerife. It
At the recent annual Amver Awards Ceremony in Hong Kong, Anglo-Eastern was presented with three
Seafaring is still very much a maledominated profession, as are technical roles to a large degree, so pursuing an engineering/technical career at sea is even less common for women – and potentially more challenging.
In the morning of February 28th, MV Mount Steele was passing through the Mindoro Strait on its way towards Port Hedland. The bulk carrier had diverted from its original course, at the request of the master, due to bad weather – yet this quirk of fate proved essential to saving the life of one man.
