Waste reception coordinated by category, quantity and port, with suitable contractor review and documented close-out.
Service overview
Planned around the operational requirement
Max Marine coordinates vessel-waste collection and disposal through suitable local contractors across Egypt’s major ports, covering garbage, oily waste and sludge, sewage and dirty ballast where reception facilities allow.
Chemical or hazardous waste is reviewed by classification before collection. The contractor, port interface, timing and reception documentation are coordinated for the vessel file.
Where tank cleaning produces slops or other waste, the disposal route is coordinated with the cleaning plan while each service retains its own scope, contractor review and close-out documentation.
Included scope
The working scope is confirmed against the vessel, cargo, site or project requirement before execution.
Max Marine is providing shore-side logistics support for the drillship VALARIS DS-12 during its Egypt campaign, coordinating equipment movements, lifting support, transport, waste handling, personnel welfare and customs-related logistics.
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The answers below are general planning guidance. Port, authority, vessel and timing requirements are confirmed for the specific operation.
Early notice is preferred so the waste category, reception facility and contractor availability can be checked. Shorter timelines can be reviewed depending on the port and waste type.
Share the waste category, estimated quantity, port and timing for contractor and documentation review.
