Suez Canal Mooring And Light Company

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Suez canal mooring and light company.

At the time of its founding france had 52 percent of shares and egypt held 44 percent. And provide those ships with lighting device that required for their north and south trips. All vessels transiting canal must hire mooring boats from the canal mooring and light company. Compagnie universelle du canal maritime de suez was the concessionary company that constructed the suez canal between 1859 and 1869 and operated it until the 1956 suez crisis it was formed by ferdinand de lesseps in 1858 and it owned and operated the canal for many years thereafter.

Applied to the ships with the length 50m or above 50m as lamp signal liaise. Ship must be equipped with lifting means of 4 mts. The suez canal was financed by the suez canal company a joint stock company headquartered in paris. Capacity with valid certificate and must be installed in a position well clear of the ship s propellers.

It provides the transiting vessels with floating units and crew required for mooring services and provides the vessels with light projectors accompanied by specialized electricians. Cxh11 type suez canal signal light. Suitable for cables with an outside diameter of 8mm 10mm. For the signal identification for navigation and for rules of suez canal.

Vessels transiting the canal must have mooring boats hired from the suez canal mooring company manned by shore crew hired from the sc mooring company. All boats are to assist ship to moor in the canal ports in case of need or emergency. Each boat is to be manned by three men. It is one of the pioneer global companies specialized in the field of mooring and unmooring of vessels transiting suez canal and or arriving to egyptian ports.

With a b22d lamp holder. Canal mooring lights company leading and specialized in the mooring unmooring of ships that crossing the suez canal and docked ships on different egyptian ports port said suez sharm elsheikh and nuwaiba. By 1875 egypt s shares had been sold to great britain which assisted in the canal s administration.