Manning service provider in Douala

 
                                   

Sealand Support is a rooted Marine service provider established since 2009 in Cameroon, Central Africa, with headquarters at Douala Port (most busy port in Gulf of Guinea) Cameroon, serving companies, shipping and offshore industries operating in the Gulf of Guinea region with a multitude of support and maritime transport services ranging from equipment supply, bunker supply, chandlery and maintenance services.
Sealand Support,  supported hugely as a local organisation of preeminence which provides services to the companies within the ports of Douala, Limbe, Kribi and general industrial complexes within Cameroon.
With SEALAND SUPPORT your company’s, ships and platforms can operate safely on time at less cost while maintaining the standards they require.
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