Hamburg, Germany – The Container Ship Safety Forum (CSSF) is pleased to welcome Technomar Shipping Inc. as a new Ordinary Member.
Technomar participated in the CSSF Member Meeting in Athens in May 2026 as a guest, following which the company decided to apply for membership.
With this addition, CSSF continues to strengthen its global network of container ship managers committed to improving safety performance and sharing operational best practices.
“CSSF is a trusted platform where container ship managers can openly exchange experience and learn from each other. We are pleased to welcome Technomar Shipping and look forward to their contribution to the continued development of safety practices across the industry.”
- Søren Thuen, First Chairman of the CSSF Management Board
“We firmly believe that safety is built through continuous learning, collaboration, and the proactive sharing of experience. Following our participation in the Athens meeting, and as part of our ongoing commitment to safety excellence, we look forward to contributing to the CSSF's collective efforts to strengthen safety performance across the container shipping industry”
- Daphne Stratigopoulou, HSQE Manager at Technomar Shipping Inc.
About Technomar Shipping Inc.
Technomar Shipping Inc. is a Greece-based ship management company providing commercial and technical management services. The company manages a fleet of 87 container vessels under its Document of Compliance, representing approximately 520,000 TEU, and operates across a wide range of vessel sizes and trading patterns.
The company joins CSSF with a clear focus on continuous improvement, industry collaboration, and the sharing of operational best practices to strengthen safety performance across its fleet.
About the CSSF
Launched in 2014 and incorporated as a registered association in 2018, the Container Ship Safety Forum e.V. (CSSF) is an international industry association and global business-to-business network dedicated to improving safety performance and management practices in the container shipping industry.
CSSF members collaborate by measuring, reporting, benchmarking, sharing best practices, and engaging with key industry stakeholders.
The 33 ordinary member companies of the CSSF represent more than 50 percent of the worldwide available TEU capacity on fully cellular container vessels.
Media contact
Runa A. Skarbø
CSSF Secretariat
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