


The crew replacement was carried out through careful planning and close coordination between the ship management, local agents, and the ACS Crewing Operations Team. Every stage of the mobilization process—from document verification, medical examinations, pre-joining briefing, travel arrangements, to embarkation—was managed in accordance with international maritime standards and company procedures.
Throughout the operation, ACS ensured that all joining seafarers met the required certification, competency, and medical fitness requirements before boarding the vessel. The company also maintained effective communication with all stakeholders to ensure a seamless crew transition with minimal operational disruption.
This successful take over demonstrates ACS’s capability in managing complex crew change operations while maintaining high standards of safety, compliance, and operational excellence. MT John Caine 3 is an Oil Chemical tanker with 12,320 GT and 19,098 DWT.
As a licensed Indonesian crewing company, PT. Amarin Crewing Services remains committed to providing qualified Indonesian seafarers, efficient crew management solutions, and continuous support to shipowners and ship management companies worldwide.
“Every successful crew change reflects our commitment to operational excellence, compliance, and the welfare of Indonesian seafarers. We sincerely thank our clients and all stakeholders for their trust and cooperation.”
PT. Amarin Crewing Services will continue strengthening its position as a trusted maritime manpower provider by delivering professional crewing services, maintaining international standards, and supporting the sustainable growth of the global shipping industry.


