SOCOTU: Successful loading of FRP tanks in the hold of MV MUNIS at Sousse port.
What Was the Scope of This Heavy-Lift Operation?
SOCOTU, a member of the Mega Move Alliance (MMA), recently completed the successful loading of FRP (Fiber Reinforced Plastic) tanks aboard the MV MUNIS at Sousse Port, Tunisia, with final delivery to Alexandria Port, Egypt.
This operation required precise coordination and specialized heavy-lift handling due to the oversized dimensions and fragile nature of the tanks. The cargo was stowed securely in the vessel’s hold, ensuring stability during sea transport.
How Was the Loading Executed?
The loading process involved direct heavy-lift operations from dockside onto the vessel. Despite the operational complexity, the project was completed safely and efficiently thanks to the collaboration of all involved stakeholders, including port staff, vessel crew, and the SOCOTU project management team.
What Are the Technical Details of the Shipment?
| Port of Loading | Port of Discharge | Cargo Type | Vessel Name | Handling Method |
| Sousse, Tunisia | Alexandria, Egypt | FRP Tanks | MV MUNIS | Dockside Heavy Lift |
The tanks were carefully lifted and positioned within the ship’s hold, ensuring both safety and compliance with maritime regulations.
Why Is This Project Significant?
This successful shipment highlights SOCOTU’s capabilities in managing project cargo and heavy-lift logistics. The operation not only required advanced planning and communication but also showcased SOCOTU’s commitment to safety and operational excellence.
As part of the Mega Move Alliance, SOCOTU continues to deliver efficient logistics solutions across the project network, especially for clients with oversized and sensitive cargo needs.
Summary
The smooth loading of FRP tanks at Sousse Port marks another project logistics success for SOCOTU. With professional coordination and strong expertise, the team ensured safe, timely handling of this complex shipment to Alexandria.
