Crew Reviews, Ratings & Info for Evelyn-Maersk

In a dramatic rescue mission on the night of August 13, 2023, the Indian Coast Guard (ICG) successfully carried out a medevac operation involving Valid Ola Gilbert, a crew member from the container ship 'Evelyn Maersk'. The vessel was traveling from Colombo to the Suez Canal when Gilbert experienced a cardiac arrest, prompting immediate action. The ICGS 'C-427' was dispatched from Vizhinjam, located approximately 55 nautical miles east of the port, to facilitate the emergency transport. A helicopter from Kochi was also deployed; however, adverse weather conditions with strong winds prevented the airlift of the patient. Fortunately, the medical team aboard the 'C-427' was able to stabilize Gilbert with oxygen support and additional medical assistance during the transit. He was subsequently taken to NIMS Hospital in Neyyattinkara for further evaluation and treatment, highlighting the swift response and dedication of the Indian Coast Guard in ensuring the safety of maritime personnel.

The container ship 'Evelyn Maersk' faced a challenge while sailing from Wilhelmshaven to Felixstowe, as it encountered a malfunction with a main engine air valve. This incident occurred on March 11, 2019, at 3:50 PM in the coordinates 52°15.336 N, 002°01.300 E, while the vessel was traveling in ballast. Fortunately, the crew determined that the engine could be repaired while the ship continued its journey. The 'Evelyn Maersk' successfully resumed its voyage and reached the port of Felixstowe on March 19.

On October 3, 2018, the fully cellular containership Evelyn Maersk encountered a significant issue with its main engine due to a broken pipe. The incident occurred at coordinates 050° 26' 09" N, 000° 32' 21" E, approximately 22 nautical miles southeast of Selsey Bill. The vessel was on a voyage from Rotterdam, Netherlands, to Tanger Med, Morocco, with 25 crew members aboard. At 0319 hours, the crew reported the engine failure. The Evelyn Maersk is currently transporting a substantial load of containers, weighing a total of 113,887.34 metric tonnes, along with various fuel types, including 7,088.1 metric tonnes of heavy fuel oil, 248.4 metric tonnes of diesel oil, and 986 metric tonnes of ultra-low sulfur fuel oil as part of its bunker supply.