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ISO 9001:2015 PERIODIC AUDIT BY DNV GL.
On January 16th 2020, Pasat management system was subject to ISO 9001:2015 periodic audit by DNV GL.
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On 31 December 2019, World Health Organisation (WHO) was alerted to several cases of pneumonia in Wuhan City, Hubei Province of China.
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PASAT AWARDS BEST STUDENT
At the recent 60th Anniversary celebration of the Faculty of Maritime Studies in Split, an award ceremony was held for the best students of the Faculty.
The vessel MV Sunda of our renowned principle Seastar, commanded by Captain Ivan Veršić from Rijeka, participated in a rescue mission, saving the lives of four people and a bulldog who were stranded on a sailing boat with no propulsion in the middle of the stormy North Atlantic.
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MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR!
To our dear clients, partners, seafarers and friends of the sea,
With sincere gratitude for your goodwill and valued support in 2019, we extend to you our best wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy & Prosperous New Year. May calm seas follow you always!
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6TH DORIAN LPG OFFICERS SEMINAR IN ODESSA
The 6th Dorian LPG Officers’ Seminar took place in Odessa on 18th – 21st November. The event was attended by 28 deck and engine officers, Dorian LPG management team, Pasat representatives including Managing Director Capt. Ino Munitic, Operations Manager Lana Berak, Crew Manager Kate Kozic and our subagent partners.
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HAPPY SAINT NICHOLAS DAY
To our dear seafarers and friends of the sea,
We wish you and your families a happy and blessed Saint Nicholas day, may the patron saint of seafarers always safely guide you.
Your Pasat Team!
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DORIAN LPG ASSIGNS FIRST FEMALE DECK CADET
Traditionally “The sea is a male-dominated industry”. Though it is still rare to find women at sea, with statistics showing that women make up only an estimated 2% of the world’s maritime workforce, things are changing with more women joining seafaring and becoming valuable members of ships' crew.
