December 17, 2019
The Maurice Ward Group’s Project Cargo Unit is a division where we provide a unique combination of project freight forwarding coupled with in-depth knowledge of the shipping industry and vast technical know-how to meet global customers’ demands now and in the future.
As every project has its specific challenges Maurice Ward Group’s commercial and technical specialists investigate the particular requirements together with the customers. From Project Consulting to Logistics Management Services our Project Cargo Unit supports clients in developing innovative ideas and strategies prior to project kick-off and during the execution phase.
“We plan and coordinate worldwide transports of complex industrial plants, oversized and heavyweight goods while predominantly concentrating on industries related to Oil and Gas, Energy, Power generation, and Metals as well as Infrastructure projects. That includes hazardous cargo handling, over dimensional and heavy lift cargo handling as well as related services. Our goal is not only to provide you with perfect solutions for all of your project requirements but to also make you experience the Maurice Ward Group difference,” said Bogdan Dima, Maurice Ward’s Project Cargo Unit Manager.
For more information about the Maurice Ward Group’s Project Cargo Unit please click here: contact page.
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