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Bulk carrier/product carrier: dual purpose and responsibility

In maritime trade, there are many types of ships, each of which solves its own problems. But some vessels combine several functions at once - so-called hybrid solutions. One such example is bulk carrier/product carrier. This vessel can transport both bulk cargo (grain, flour, mixed feed) and bulk food products that require special transportation conditions.This format is especially in demand in trade between agricultural regions and industrial centers, where efficiency and adaptation to different types of cargo are important. Working on such a vessel requires accuracy, technical training and attention to detail from the crew.

Design and functions: what is special?

Bulk carrier/product carrier outwardly it may not differ from a classic bulk carrier, but inside its holds and equipment are significantly adapted to sanitary and technical requirements:

  1. Sealed holds. This is necessary to maintain the quality of food and prevent moisture from entering.

  2. Ventilation and drainage systems. Maintains an optimal microclimate in the holds.

  3. Special coatings for interior walls. They prevent damage to cargo and facilitate cleaning and disinfection after a flight.

  4. Universal loading and unloading systems. Allows you to work both with port cranes and with your own mechanisms.

Such vessels often operate on routes where food is transported in one direction, and fertilizers, seeds or equipment in the opposite direction. This requires regular deep cleaning and complete preparation of the holds between voyages.

Features of the crew's work

Delivery service different from a typical bulk carrier. It is important for a seafarer to understand:

  1. Responsibility for sanitary conditions. The crew participates in inspections, cleaning holds, and follows hygiene protocols.

  2. Storage quality control. Even the slightest violation of ventilation or humidity can ruin the cargo.

  3. Interaction with certification bodies. Before loading and unloading, there are often sanitary checks for which you need to be prepared.

  4. Technical literacy. Modern product trucks are equipped with monitoring systems that require an understanding of the principles of their operation.

  5. Stable but tight flights. The vessel operates intensively, especially during the agricultural transportation season, with minimal downtime.

Working on such a ship can be an excellent opportunity, one might even say “a ticket to a new life,” since you are guaranteed: high wages, gaining incredibly valuable experience, a variety of tasks, and career prospects. 

Build a career with Marine MAN

Find a good one vacancy on a grocery truck - not an easy task if you do it yourself. This is why sailors choose “Marin MAN” — a crewing company with an impeccable reputation and an innovative approach.We offer:

  • only verified vacancies from direct shipowners.

  • a convenient digital selection system and support at all stages.

  • assistance in paperwork, consultations on flag documentation, insurance and certification.

With Marine MAN you are not just looking for a job - you are planning a career. We help seafarers grow, change the level of contracts and confidently move towards professional heights.