Reviews & Ratings for the Ocean-S

On October 22, 2025, the cargo vessel 'Ocean S' faced detention at Haifa by the Mediterranean Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) Port State Control during a routine inspection. The inspection revealed a total of seven deficiencies onboard, with two being classified as serious violations warranting immediate detention. The thorough checks conducted encompassed vital areas such as the engine room, navigation bridge, and steering room. Additionally, the emergency fire pump and the execution of a fire drill were scrutinized. Following rectifications, the 'Ocean S' was granted release on October 24 and is now en route to Kavkaz, with an estimated time of arrival set for October 29.

On August 17, 2021, a vessel was detained in Venice after authorities identified 17 deficiencies, with 6 of them categorized as serious. Following an inspection and necessary rectifications, the ship was successfully released on August 20, 2021. The incident highlights the ongoing importance of maritime safety and compliance with international regulations.

In a notable incident on May 6, 2018, the cargo vessel 'Ocean Spirit' was apprehended at the port of Sunderland. A thorough Port State Control inspection revealed a staggering 19 deficiencies, resulting in four specific grounds for the ship's detention. After a period of rectifying the reported issues, 'Ocean Spirit' was granted release from detention on May 16. The vessel then set sail towards Ust-Luga, successfully making its arrival on May 22. This event emphasizes the importance of stringent maritime safety regulations and the commitment to maintaining high standards within the shipping industry.

In a notable maritime transaction, a vessel has been sold for $2.5 million to buyers from Greece. The sale was completed in Malta, with the ship being sold on an 'as is' basis. Notably, the gear on the vessel is not currently operational, a factor that was considered in the sale.