ACILA (2)

Submitted by Kees Helder on Fri, 09/30/2016 - 10:54

About

Completed 1982 as "SHELLTRANS" for Shell Finland. 1986 as "SHELLTRANS" to Shell Tankers Rotterdam. 1995 renamed "ACILA". 1997 as "ACILA" to STASCo. 1999 sold to Petromarine and renamed Bacalan. 2001 sold to Groupe Desgagnes and renamed Vega Desgagnes. 2015 sold Nigeria and renamed Fort Abel. 6-2016 verkocht Chukotka Trading Russia and renamed Chukotka +.

Also known as	Shelltrans Bacalan Vega Desgagnes Fort Abel Chukotka +
IMO number	7927960
Call sign	PCCN / MWRY7
MMSI	273389070
Construction number	307
Tonnage	11.548 ton
Beam	21m
Length overall	141m
Year of construction	1982
Year of renaming/broken up	1999
Service for Shell	1982 to 1999
Cargo	Chemical (oil)
Class	Chemical / Oil Product Tanker
Flag state	Netherlands
Home port	Rotterdam
Manager	Shell Tankers Rotterdam Holland
Shipyard	Valmet Oy Shipyard Helsingin Finland
Status	Sailing / Sailed for Shell Tankers Rotterdam / La Corona / C.S.M. / N.I.T.

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Sailors

Name	Job	Period	Details
Cor Van Der Ent	5th engineer	1959 to 1960
Alex Eijgenraam	2nd officer	1990 to 1994	3/o-2/o
Barbara Toemen ...	2nd mate	1993 to 1994	mo 2, 2nd mate
Hans Burger 2	chief engineer	1994 to 1996
Barend Crum	captain (commanding officer)	1994
Barbara Toemen ...	mo 2	1995 to 1997
Juan Blankenburgh	mo 3	1995
Jan Smid	hoofdwerktuigkundige	1995
Rien Viergever	apprentice engineer	1996	special apprent. engineer, for certificate renewal
Jon Nicholas	dual cadet	1997
Dean Strickland	3rd officer	1997 to 1998
Dean Reljac	c/o	1997
Andrew Keane	4th engineer	1998
Ganesh Ramaswamy	c/o	1998 to 1999
David Beeston	chief engineer	1998 to 1999
Carol Dooley	Second Officer	1999	Operating around West Coast of Africa

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Last known position of ACILA (2) by VesselFinder.com.

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