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​To make the stay for the crew on bord at M/T Atlantis Alicante as homey as possible, the accommodation has been given a final touch with artficial flowers to put in each cabin and prints to be hung on the walls.
The Alicante will leave for its maiden voyage on 29.9.17 to Nikolayev, Ukraine to load 5.000mts vegoil to be discharged in Barcelona, Spain.
20/09/2017
​To make the stay for the crew on bord at M/T Atlantis Alicante as homey as possible, the accommodation has been giv...
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Final Touch Before Leaving
20/09/2017
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​To make the stay for the crew on bord at
M/T Atlantis Alicante as homey as possible, the accommodation has been given a final touch with artficial flowers to put in each cabin and prints to be hung on the walls.
The Alicante will leave for its maiden voyage on 29.9.17 to Nikolayev, Ukraine to load 5.000mts vegoil to be discharged in Barcelona, Spain.
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Deputy CEO Marlon Kerim Weinstabl carried out a Leadership Visit on the Atlantis Andaman in Barcelona, Spain.
Company Policies & Procedures, Shell LFI's & Resilience, KPI's and Cargo Operations were discussed and exchanged with crew members.
These visits are paramount for the Management Team of Armona. Our belief is that the top-level management has to actively strive to understand their off-shore activities in order to be able to truly strive for a Zero-Incident Industry.
18/08/2017
Deputy CEO Marlon Kerim Weinstabl carried out a Leadership Visit on the Atlantis Andaman in Barcelona, Spain.
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Leadership Visit - AND - Barcelona
18/08/2017
Deputy CEO Marlon Kerim Weinstabl carried out a Leadership Visit on the Atlantis Andaman in Barcelona, Spain.
Company Policies & Procedures, Shell LFI's & Resilience, KPI's and Cargo Operations were discussed and exchanged with crew members.
These visits are paramount for the Management Team of Armona. Our belief is that the top-level management has to actively strive to understand their off-shore activities in order to be able to truly strive for a Zero-Incident Industry.
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The view from our new office building, watching the Atlantis Andaman pass the Bosphorus Straight.
10/07/2017
The view from our new office building, watching the Atlantis Andaman pass the Bosphorus Straight.
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Andaman Passes the New Office
10/07/2017
The view from our new office building, watching the Atlantis Andaman pass the Bosphorus Straight.
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The Mediterranean Maritime Partners in Safety Conference was hosted in Athens from the 13-14th of June. Topics related to Shell's vision of a Zero Incident Industry were exchanged, shared and discussed by the members.
The event was hosted in the King George Hotel by Christos Mangos and Dimitris XX from Interunity Management Corp. In total, over 120 people attended; a mixture of Shell Representatives, CEOs, MDs, COOs, DPA/HSEQ Managers of approx. 60 out of the 500 Shell Maritime Partners in Safety.
Presentations, exercises and Q&A sessions were held with regards to the pillars of the Zero Incidence Industry: Resilience, LETs, Reflective Learning and CEO/Senior Management Visits.
The two-day event was extremely fruitful, as the participation and involvement of all partners during the conference was commemorable.
Pictured from left to right: Christos Mangos (CEO Interunity Management Corp.) and Marlon Weinstabl (Deputy CEO Armona Shipping). The two were photographed by Capt. Serdal Sagir (DPA, CSO & HSEQ Manager Armona Shipping), while doing an exercise on Resilience.
We are honored to work with so many partners on an eye-to-eye level to change, move forward and make the maritime industry one of the safest places to work at on the planet.
15/06/2017
The Mediterranean Maritime Partners in Safety Conference was hosted in Athens from the 13-14th of June. Topics related to Shell's v...
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Mediterranean Partners in Safety
15/06/2017
The Mediterranean Maritime Partners in Safety Conference was hosted in Athens from the 13-14th of June. Topics related to Shell's vision of a Zero Incident Industry were exchanged, shared and discussed by the members.
The event was hosted in the King George Hotel by Christos Mangos and Dimitris XX from Interunity Management Corp. In total, over 120 people attended; a mixture of Shell Representatives, CEOs, MDs, COOs, DPA/HSEQ Managers of approx. 60 out of the 500 Shell Maritime Partners in Safety.
Presentations, exercises and Q&A sessions were held with regards to the pillars of the Zero Incidence Industry: Resilience, LETs, Reflective Learning and CEO/Senior Management Visits.
The two-day event was extremely fruitful, as the participation and involvement of all partners during the conference was commemorable.
Pictured from left to right: Christos Mangos (CEO Interunity Management Corp.) and Marlon Weinstabl (Deputy CEO Armona Shipping). The two were photographed by Capt. Serdal Sagir (DPA, CSO & HSEQ Manager Armona Shipping), while doing an exercise on Resilience.
We are honored to work with so many partners on an eye-to-eye level to change, move forward and make the maritime industry one of the safest places to work at on the planet.
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The owner-family and pictured employees completed a heroic act of dedicating their whole weekend, working relentlessly to set up our new office.
We would like extend a massive TEÅ?EKKÜRLER to those who dedicated all their free time on the weekend to help the owner family complete 2 out of 5 floors of the rented office building.
We worked side by side, day and night, with sweat and tears, pouring out our hearts and souls to make this happen. From Monday, 12.06.2017 on wards, our employees will start working at the new permanent office on Muallim Naci Cad. No 47.
We took all those employees out for a kebap lunch (those who were not fasting or unavaliable).
Pictured from Left to Upwards, then Right, then Downwards: [Murat (Mochti), Ahmet, Lorenz, Viviane, Claudia, Nigar, Ertuğrul, Marlon, Musa, & Aydın]
Not pictured and deserving a HUGE teÅŸekkürler are: Ä°smail, Celal, Nurcan, & Selvinaz (Arzu).
CONGRATULATIONS ARMONA. Resilience is THIS!
11/06/2017
The owner-family and pictured employees completed a heroic act of dedicating their whole weekend, working relentlessly to set up our ne...
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A Heroic Team
11/06/2017
The owner-family and pictured employees completed a heroic act of dedicating their whole weekend, working relentlessly to set up our new office.
We would like extend a massive TEÅ?EKKÜRLER to those who dedicated all their free time on the weekend to help the owner family complete 2 out of 5 floors of the rented office building.
We worked side by side, day and night, with sweat and tears, pouring out our hearts and souls to make this happen. From Monday, 12.06.2017 on wards, our employees will start working at the new permanent office on Muallim Naci Cad. No 47.
We took all those employees out for a kebap lunch (those who were not fasting or unavaliable).
Pictured from Left to Upwards, then Right, then Downwards: [Murat (Mochti), Ahmet, Lorenz, Viviane, Claudia, Nigar, Ertuğrul, Marlon, Musa, & Aydın]
Not pictured and deserving a HUGE teÅŸekkürler are: Ä°smail, Celal, Nurcan, & Selvinaz (Arzu).
CONGRATULATIONS ARMONA. Resilience is THIS!
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Despite the events on Thursday, the sun shone brightly in Selah Shipyard for the launching of the Atlantis Alicante, the 10th Newbuilding of the company, into the Marmara Sea on 01.06.2017.
As with the Alicante's sister vessel - the Atlantis Augusta - the contruction process was smooth and with the frequent visits of Management and implementation of lessons learnt from the delivery of the Augusta, an effective familiarization process has ensued.
We would like to extend our gratitude to Selah Shipyard and their contractors who put in a huge amount of effort to make this moment happen.
Furthermore we would also like to thank our subcontractors like class Bureau Veritas, designers Delta Marine, Akzo Nobel and MarineLine, and last but not least Armona’s experienced construction and office team - who have worked tirelessly during the construction of both newbuildings. The passion and work ethic they exhibited serve as a model to all company staff.
With this launching, the company grows ever closer to a fleet growth of 50% in a year that saw the number of fleet vessels grow from 8 to 12.
01/06/2017
Despite the events on Thursday, the sun shone brightly in Selah Shipyard for the launching of the Atlantis Alicante, the 10th Newbuildi...
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Second Launching of the Season
01/06/2017
Despite the events on Thursday, the sun shone brightly in Selah Shipyard for the launching of the Atlantis Alicante, the 10th Newbuilding of the company, into the Marmara Sea on 01.06.2017.
As with the Alicante's sister vessel - the Atlantis Augusta - the contruction process was smooth and with the frequent visits of Management and implementation of lessons learnt from the delivery of the Augusta, an effective familiarization process has ensued.
We would like to extend our gratitude to Selah Shipyard and their contractors who put in a huge amount of effort to make this moment happen.
Furthermore we would also like to thank our subcontractors like class Bureau Veritas, designers Delta Marine, Akzo Nobel and MarineLine, and last but not least Armona’s experienced construction and office team - who have worked tirelessly during the construction of both newbuildings. The passion and work ethic they exhibited serve as a model to all company staff.
With this launching, the company grows ever closer to a fleet growth of 50% in a year that saw the number of fleet vessels grow from 8 to 12.
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To all our friends who are worried about today’s news:
This morning at 5 AM the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality sent over a building wreckage team to our office premises in Kuruçesme Istanbul to tear down the buildings we own.
The background of the story is: the original building which was built in the 1920’s was restored by us in 2006 using steel reinforcement. This was in order to make the buildings earthquake proof – providing a safer working place for all employees and tenants after the devastating earthquake in 1999, where approx. 20,000 people lost their lives.
However, at the time of our reconstruction of the buildings the planning permission committee was still enforcing an outdated real-estate law that did not permit the use of any material other than the original ones with which the buildings were built with. The building was made from part stone and part concrete. The planning commission in-officially permitted the reinforcement, however after the press published articles on some illegally built constructions in 2008, they took a committee decision to get a court order to tear down the steel reinforcement.
More recently, in 2010, the planning permissions committee changed the legal framework of reconstructions and updated the outdated law, permitting the usage of other materials. Nevertheless, that decision was not sufficient to be able to reverse the tear down decision of 2008.
The decision was now enforced after exactly 10 years (legally speaking, outside of the statute of limitations). Last week the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality’s (IBB) clean-up operations began with tearing down the world-renowned nightclub Reina, and the restaurants on the Galatasaray Island Su Ada. Rumors indicate that these measures were taken against the Mayor of Istanbul, who is linked to the Gülen movement. We have been able to remove all our belongings. Since 10 AM our teams are back at work in two interim office locations which provide the interim facilities we need in order to continue operations. Our mail system and all phones are working, the safe operation of our fleet vessels is assured. Within a fortnight we will have moved into a permanent new office.
We would like to extend our upmost gratitude to all family and friends who have called & offered their support – expressing their condolences.
Lorenz Weinstabl
CEO
Armona Denizcilik & Atlantis Tankers
01/06/2017
To all our friends who are worried about today’s news:
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Press Release
01/06/2017
To all our friends who are worried about today’s news:
This morning at 5 AM the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality sent over a building wreckage team to our office premises in Kuruçesme Istanbul to tear down the buildings we own.
The background of the story is: the original building which was built in the 1920’s was restored by us in 2006 using steel reinforcement. This was in order to make the buildings earthquake proof – providing a safer working place for all employees and tenants after the devastating earthquake in 1999, where approx. 20,000 people lost their lives.
However, at the time of our reconstruction of the buildings the planning permission committee was still enforcing an outdated real-estate law that did not permit the use of any material other than the original ones with which the buildings were built with. The building was made from part stone and part concrete. The planning commission in-officially permitted the reinforcement, however after the press published articles on some illegally built constructions in 2008, they took a committee decision to get a court order to tear down the steel reinforcement.
More recently, in 2010, the planning permissions committee changed the legal framework of reconstructions and updated the outdated law, permitting the usage of other materials. Nevertheless, that decision was not sufficient to be able to reverse the tear down decision of 2008.
The decision was now enforced after exactly 10 years (legally speaking, outside of the statute of limitations). Last week the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality’s (IBB) clean-up operations began with tearing down the world-renowned nightclub Reina, and the restaurants on the Galatasaray Island Su Ada. Rumors indicate that these measures were taken against the Mayor of Istanbul, who is linked to the Gülen movement. We have been able to remove all our belongings. Since 10 AM our teams are back at work in two interim office locations which provide the interim facilities we need in order to continue operations. Our mail system and all phones are working, the safe operation of our fleet vessels is assured. Within a fortnight we will have moved into a permanent new office.
We would like to extend our upmost gratitude to all family and friends who have called & offered their support – expressing their condolences.
Lorenz Weinstabl
CEO
Armona Denizcilik & Atlantis Tankers