AMSOL - African Marine Solutions Group

Executive Admin Assistant Marchelle Rousseau is attending the 14th Premier Corporate Governance Conference hosted by the Chartered Governance Institute of Southern Africa (CGISA) at the Wanderers Club in Johannesburg this week. The two-day event brings together Company Secretaries and Governance Professionals to explore key topics which include boardroom dynamics & corporate failure, corporate purpose & ethical leadership, future-fit company secretaries, innovating with AI and adopting a fit-for-purpose governance approach. At AMSOL, these discussions are important for maintaining ethical leadership and resilience in governance, while ensuring that professionals are equipped to navigate the ever-evolving corporate landscape.

Exciting opportunities await in Mossel Bay! We're on the lookout for Trainee Divers, a Dive Supervisor, and a Trainee Mooring Master to join the AMSOL team. If you’re passionate about the maritime industry and interested in working for a dynamic organisation apply now via PNet by clicking on the following link. https://lnkd.in/dDFi7g7

All in a day's work! #lifeatsea #seafarers #oneteam #siyanda #umkhuseli #offshoresupport

If you hold an Electro-Technical Officer STCW (A-III/6) Certificate of Competence and have previous experience on offshore installations or ships as an electronic or electrical officer, why not join the AMSOL team? To find out more and apply, click here: https://lnkd.in/d2mBysvD

We're in Gqeberha, South Africa today for an exciting programme at the Southern African Foundation for the Conservation of Coastal Birds (SANCCOB)! AMSOL has partnered on a Marine Environmental Education Programme involving learners from two high schools learning more about seabirds, biodiversity and climate change before the practical component which took place today at SANCCOB and included an introduction to the rocky shore and a beach cleanup! AMSOL's Lizeka Mathabeni and Clementine Fundiswa Dlamini joined the learners and the educators from SANCCOB for a productive day outdoors. Thanks to all involved for an impactful collaboration! #empoweringpeople #education #marineenvironment

AMSOL is honored to have received the Safety Advocate Award at the Imbokodo Maritime Awards hosted by the South African International Maritime Institute (SAIMI) in Gqeberha this evening. SHEQ Advisor Clementine Fundiswa Dlamini accepted the award on behalf of AMSOL. Marketing Officer Lisa Barnard, Communications Officer Lizeka Mathabeni, and SHEQ Advisor Clementine Dlamini attended the seminar and awards ceremony, which this year focused on the theme #TakingUpTheBaton, highlighting the advancement of women in the maritime industry.

The first meeting of the AMSOL Employee Consultative Forum in South Africa took place today following the election of representatives earlier this year. The Forum is a new platform where employees can actively engage on issues that affect them and comprises designated representatives from various categories of employees. #empoweringpeople #sustainablesolutions

AMSOL Marine Operations Manager Siphokazi Mbaba, Marine Services Executive Graham Dreyden, Legal, Insurance & Risk Manager Phiwe Ngcobo and Offshore Marine Services Executive Pumla Makubalo represented the company at the MARITIME LAW ASSOCIATION OF SOUTH AFRICA Conference in Franschoek this past weekend. By engaging with industry leaders and actively participating in key events like this, we ensure that AMSOL remains at the forefront of industry developments.

At AMSOL, leadership is about being present and engaged, both on site and onboard! Earlier this week, Commercial Manager Jawahir Nandha and Fleet Operations Manager Theo Cronje visited Captain Roland Uys, Captain Allistair Nash, Officers and Crew aboard the offshore supply launches ‘Aukwatowa’ and ‘Aogatoa’ in Port Nolloth where AMSOL plays a vital role in supporting and supplying the De Beers offshore diamond mining fleet, ensuring seamless operations.

This week, the Maritime Studies Department at Durban University of Technology (DUT), in collaboration with the Moses Kotane Institute and Shanghai Maritime University (SMU), launched the newly built Navigation Simulation Lab at the Steve Biko campus. With capacity for up to 60 students, the lab will support faculty in meeting STCW requirements for seafarer education and aims to enhance the navigation skills and knowledge of DUT students. Pictured at the event is Advocate Lihle Mapipa (MOSES KOTANE RESEARCH INSTITUTE), Balungile Masuku (DUT), and Letta Mgudlwa (AMSOL).