Lisbon

Portugal’s maritime industry is deeply ingrained in its history, culture, and economy, owing to its extensive coastline and historical seafaring prowess. The industry encompasses various sectors, including shipping, port operations, shipbuilding, maritime tourism, and fisheries. The Port of Lisbon, Portugal’s largest port, serves as a vital maritime gateway, handling diverse cargo and passenger traffic. Renowned for its modern facilities and strategic location, Lisbon Port facilitates international trade and cruise tourism, contributing significantly to Portugal’s economic growth and connectivity with global markets. Additionally, Portugal boasts a rich maritime heritage, evident in its shipbuilding traditions, maritime museums, and maritime education institutions. With a commitment to sustainability and innovation, Portugal’s maritime industry continues to thrive, fostering economic development and preserving the nation’s maritime legacy.

Major Ports supported
  1. Port of Lisbon: Portugal’s largest port and a vital maritime gateway, the Port of Lisbon handles diverse cargo and passenger traffic. Renowned for its modern facilities and strategic location, Lisbon Port facilitates international trade and cruise tourism, driving Portugal’s economic growth and connectivity with global markets.
  2. Port of Leixões: Located near Porto, the Port of Leixões is a major maritime hub specializing in container handling, bulk cargo, and cruise ship services. With efficient operations and modern infrastructure, Leixões Port plays a crucial role in Portugal’s regional trade and tourism sectors, supporting economic development.
  3. Port of Setúbal: Situated south of Lisbon, the Port of Setúbal is a significant maritime hub specializing in container handling, bulk cargo, and vehicle transshipment. With modern facilities and strategic connections to inland transportation networks, Setúbal Port facilitates regional trade and industrial activities.
  4. Port of Sines: Located on the southwest coast of Portugal, the Port of Sines is one of the country’s largest ports, specializing in container handling, bulk cargo, and energy products. Renowned for its deep-water berths and efficient operations, Sines Port serves as a crucial gateway for international trade and energy logistics.
Services offered

Annual and 5-Yearly inspections – Lifesaving Appliances and Equipment: Life boat, Life Raft, Firefighting Appliances and Equipment,Crane load testing, davits and winches inspection, Gas Detection,Caliberations and Automations.

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