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Representatives of Econav visited ABM in Jakarta. We hosted them at our office, accompanied them to the Indosehat clinic, IMarE and Pertamina’s Maritime Training Center, and closed the visit with a dinner with Econav’s standby crew.

ABM now reviews, witnesses and files Marshall Islands officer endorsements, SIRBs and SQCs from its Jakarta office for manning agencies, ship managers and seafarers.

Seafarers can apply to ABM online through our job portal and follow their application on the Candidate Status page. Here is how it works.

LRQA has renewed ABM’s ISO 9001:2015 certificate until August 2028, and our MLC 2006 Statement of Compliance from Lloyd’s Register Asia is valid until July 2028.

Notes from the US Embassy Jakarta consular meet and greet in December 2021: the DS-160 form, crew visa processing and seafarer recruitment questions.

Archived July 2021 summary of Indonesia’s COVID-19 border restrictions, which have since been lifted.

ABM is a member of CIMA, the Consortium of Indonesian Manning Agencies. At CIMA’s work meeting, members discussed current issues facing manning agencies.

In October 2019 the Directorate General of Sea Transportation verified ABM’s national crewing service license. The verification closed with no findings.

MV Pangeo, one of the vessels under ABM’s crew management, called at Tanjung Priok, Jakarta, where our team carried out a crew change.

In August 2019 Capt. D. Paraskevakis of Franco Compania Naviera audited ABM’s crewing services, part of Franco’s two-yearly review, with no findings.