LNG Shippers Urged to Stop “Poaching” LNG Crews

Posted on Sep 29, 2006 in Vessel Transportation | Comments Off

Nordin Mat Yusoff, the chairman of the Malaysian Shipowners Association and vice president of fleet management for MISC’s fleet, has cautioned against staffing LNG vessels with officers trained other fuel companies. “Pinching and poaching could be catastrophic for the industry,” he said. Lloyd’s List has more details. [Subscription required]

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LNG Shippers Urged to Stop “Poaching” LNG Crews

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