Towage and cargo movement
Towage requirements often run alongside barge movement, offshore positioning, or vessel-to-yard moves. One brief covers the connected scope without splitting across contacts.
CAN Shipping operates across marine towage, offshore support, barge movement, launch logistics, and crew transfer. This page covers service scope, how connected requirements are managed, and what to send before the first call.
Towage requirements often run alongside barge movement, offshore positioning, or vessel-to-yard moves. One brief covers the connected scope without splitting across contacts.
Offshore support jobs can include crew transfer, launch logistics, or anchorage-linked vessel services. These are handled under one scope at CAN Shipping.
Work that starts at port and continues to an offshore position — or the reverse — does not need to be split between entities. Send the full scope in one brief.
We review service type, location, timing, and operating scope before responding. A brief with service, port, ETA, and relevant vessel or cargo details lets us respond on the actual job.
We respond based on what the job requires — vessel type, route, offshore location, cargo dimensions, or crew count. Not a generic acknowledgement.
CAN Shipping stays as the contact through the commercial discussion. Your team is not redirected to a different entity or asked to restart the brief.
CAN Shipping operates as part of the CAN Offshore group. Where a requirement involves offshore-linked background — crew logistics at deep-water positions, AHTS coordination, or installation-adjacent vessel support — that operational depth applies to the job. CAN Shipping remains the contact point and handles the brief from the first submission.
Review the relevant service page if you need further scope detail. Once you have the requirement, send it directly — we respond based on service, location, timing, and scope.