Ocean Logistics Limited

04/11/2026

Our shore-side team just finished constructing and organizing a brand-new section of the Ocean Logistics warehouse. With our operational equipment and materials now fully streamlined, turnaround times and gear staging are smoother than ever.⁣
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Plus, the yard team just wrapped up welding a new gravity fuel tank for Ocean Star—adding 576 L of extra fuel capacity right on her cargo deck for longer, uninterrupted runs.⁣
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Big thanks to the team for pushing these builds across the finish line! 🚢⚓⁣
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03/11/2026

If you're on Instagram, follow our CEO Andrew Bohn at .pacific. He posts reels of our crews at work most days, from the Luganville slipway to the outer islands.

68 Followers, 0 Following, 21 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Andrew Bohn | Pacific Maritime (.pacific)

03/11/2026

Landing craft tank (LCT) Ocean Chief is pictured off Barge Nickolas during lightering operations in Tuvalu, transferring precast concrete coastal protection blocks and carrying out deck maintenance in support of Hall Contracting’s coastal protection scope. 🌊⚙️⁣⁣
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As a marine subcontractor on this deployment, Ocean Logistics Limited provided high-capacity lightering support and vessel manoeuvres, keeping materials moving safely under strict weather and swell protocols.⁣⁣
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PROJECT UPDATE: LCT Ocean Chief heads home from Tuvalu⁣⁣
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With her lightering work in Tuvalu now complete, Ocean Chief is on her way home to Port Vila. Well done to the crew on another successful Pacific deployment! ⚓️⁣⁣
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02/11/2026

The biggest constraint in Vanuatu’s maritime industry isn’t ships or finance—it’s people. 🚢💡

As CEO of Ocean Logistics Limited and Chairman of the Vanuatu Shipping Association, Andrew Bohn shares why maritime MUST be recognized and prioritized as critical national infrastructure. Ships, wharves, and seafarers are the roads that connect our islands and move the vast majority of our freight.

To build a stronger future, we need to invest in our local workforce, support the Vanuatu Maritime College, and empower the next generation of maritime leaders. 🌊

Watch the full reel to hear Andrew’s message!

01/11/2026

Our CEO Andrew Bohn now has his own page. It's real footage from the work we do across the Pacific: slipway haul-outs, tows, wharf jobs and landing cargo on islands with no wharf.

Give it a follow if you want to see more of what goes on behind the scenes.

Founder and CEO, Ocean Logistics. Tugs, barges, landing craft and Vanuatu's only commercial slipway.

01/11/2026

Solid foundations lead to smooth operations! 🏗️⁣
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Our Ocean Logistics slipway team was hard at work constructing concrete blocks that will serve as the heavy-duty foundation for our winch and pulley systems. From precisely positioning equipment layouts and bending rebar frameworks to building timber molds, pouring concrete, and hand-finishing every surface—every detail matters when it comes to site reliability.⁣
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Strong foundations mean safe, efficient, and reliable marine operations for our clients every single time. 🌊⚓⁣
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30/10/2026

The biggest bottleneck in Vanuatu’s maritime industry isn’t ships or infrastructure—it’s skilled people. ⚓️⁣
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By reallocating resources toward two-week basic safety training, we can empower hundreds of young Ni-Vanuatu with immediate entry-level qualifications, real sea time, and a clear path toward officer-level careers. 📊🌊⁣
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We also acknowledge the appointment of Toma Mesako as the new CEO of the Vanuatu Maritime College. With leadership backing from the Vanuatu Maritime Safety Authority (VMSA) and the college board, this leadership update comes at a vital time as our industry pushes for key reforms to address local seafarer shortages and elevate training standards across the nation!⁣
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28/10/2026

Small but mighty! ⚓️⁣
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Whether it's fetching pilots, making fast tuglines, or keeping operations running smoothly from the engine room to the main deck, Tug Titirangi is always hard at work at NISCOL Wharf.⁣
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From precision maneuvering for incoming vessels like Sofrana Surville, Capitaine Wallis, and Papuan Chief to guiding them safely back out to open water, our crew ensures every assist is handled with maximum efficiency and care. Keeping maritime trade moving safely takes skill, preparation, and pure horsepower! 💪🌊⁣
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27/10/2026

Vanuatu’s maritime industry faces a critical challenge: a shortage of qualified local seafarers. Ocean Logistics CEO and Vanuatu Shipping Association Chairman Andrew Bohn highlights the need to strengthen maritime training to supply both our domestic fleet and the wider Pacific region.⁣
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There is positive momentum on the horizon! We welcome Toma Mesako as the new CEO of the Vanuatu Maritime College. Working alongside the Vanuatu Maritime Safety Authority (VMSA) and the college board, this new leadership brings a focused push for reforms, upgraded training standards, and stronger pathways for our Ni-Vanuatu seafarers.⁣
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With the right training and regional demand across Australia, New Zealand, and the Pacific, Vanuatu has the potential to rebuild a world-class maritime workforce.⁣
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26/10/2026

The biggest constraint in Vanuatu's maritime industry isn't ships or infrastructure—it’s people. 🚢⚓⁣
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In this video, Ocean Logistics CEO and Vanuatu Shipping Association Chairman Andrew Bohn breaks down why local workforce development is vital to our nation's future, sovereignty, and economic growth. We need to recruit, train, and empower our young Ni-Vanuatu to lead careers at sea and man our own fleet.⁣
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Watch the full clip to learn why building a strong, local maritime industry matters for all of us! 👇⁣
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