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V\acMillan Joins Matson .easing Co.

Matson Leasing Company (MLC) mnounced that Graham Mac-

Millan has been appointed director jf operations. Mr. MacMillan will aversee and develop procedures in the areas of: equipment and main- tenance repair, the company's de- pot audit program, container design and specifications and EDI pro- grams. He is a current participant in the Concord EDI Group, a trade association of leasing companies, shipping lines, depot operators, sur- vey companies and industry-related service providers, of which MLC was a founding member. MLC is an ocean container leasing company with offices worldwide, and is a sub- sidiary of Matson Navigation Com- pany, Inc., owned by Alexander &

Baldwin, Inc.

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Circle 20 on Reader Service Card jNalfleet Appoints Marketing |Manager

Nalfleet, the

Imarine division of |Nalco, announced the appointment of *

John Coleman as larketing man- iger.

Mr. Coleman rill be responsible |for the worldwide larketing of Nalfleet products and services, and the continuing strate- gic expansion of the company within the international marine specialty phemicals sector.

Nalfleet Marine Chemicals sup- jlies chemicals and services to the

International marine industry.

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Circle 29 on Reader Service Card \TN Provides Design And

Construction Services

Oceaneering International

Elects Board Director

Oceaneering International, Inc. announced the election of Gordon

M. Anderson to the board of direc- tors. Mr. Anderson is chairman, president and CEO of Santa Fe In- ternational Corporation in Dallas.

Oceaneering is an applied tech- nology company which provides engineering services and hardware to customers operating in the ma- rine environment.

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Sperry Marine Opens

Middle East Office

Sperry Marine Inc. has opened a

Middle East sales and service office in Dubai, U.A.E. The new office will be responsible for sales and ser- vice coordination activities in the

Arabian Gulf area. Thomas D'Sa, formerly marine manager of Zener

UAE, joins Sperry as sales and ser- vice manager of its new office.

Sperry Marine, headquartered in

Virginia, is a developer and manu- facturer of advanced navigation sys- tems.

For more information on Sperry

Circle 22 on Reader Service Card lotzon Urresti of ATN (right) greets Carlos llartinez Albornoz, president, Astilleros spanoles.

ATN is a Spanish company that fers marine technical consultancy. iTN has worked for yards world- ride, including Astilleros Espanoles, pr whom it has outsourced design id production technology. Accord- ig to Gotzon Urresti, managing |irector, ATN philosophy stresses lat shipyards need to optimize the |fficiency of shipyard production rocesses.

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April, 1995

W ith the 300 BFM mobile boat hoist you get the capacity and features sure to make your large boat handling faster and more efficient • 660,000 lbs. (300 mT) capacity • Powered adjustable sling spacing • Full view operator's

A model 300 BFM mobile hoist rated at 600,000 lbs. shown at

Fairhaven Shipyard, Fairhaven, MA.

The Big Boats compartment • Full instrumentation • Heavy-duty slings with chine and keel pads • 90° Pivot steering • Easy maintenance • Handle boats with beams to 30 ft. (9.1 m) • Direct chain drive, eight wheel stance.

Details and specifications on the 300 BFM or our complete line of mobile boat hoists with capacities from 16.5 to 550 tons (15 mT to 500 mT), or our line of Mariner® forklifts, are available from your local representative or Marine Travelift, Inc., 49 E. Yew St., P.O. Box 66, Sturgeon

Bay, WI54235 USA. • Phone: 414-743- 6202, • Fax: 414-743-1522.

Marine Travelift's

Model 300 BFM Has Been Rerated To Handle 660,000 lbs. (300 mT). "The No. 1 Hoist Supplier... Over2,500 Units in Service Worldivide!" mpiRingra TRflVgLIFTn

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