ABG Shipyard Ltd
Pathak Shree Bhagwan has extensive work experience in the maritime industry. pathak has worked as a Senior Vice President and Unit Head at ABG Shipyard Ltd, where they were responsible for overseeing projects, communicating with state administration and regulating bodies, and ensuring customer satisfaction. pathak also developed business growth strategies and implemented them to achieve desired results. Prior to this, they worked as a Chief Engineer DP2 at Transocean and as a Project Manager at Dubai drydocks, where they optimized survey activities and subcontracts for offshore projects. Additionally, they worked as a Chief Engineer at ABG and as a company representative at Advies en Kies kantoor IJlst, where they managed conversion projects for LNG carriers and FPSOs.
Pathak Shree Bhagwan's education history includes two distinct periods. From 1980 to 1982, they attended Patna University, where they pursued a degree in DMET (Diploma in Marine Engineering and Technology). During this time, their field of study focused on Marine Science and becoming a Merchant Marine Officer. pathak then proceeded to enroll at the DMET Institute from 1982 to 1986, specializing in Marine Engineering.
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ABG Shipyard Ltd
ABG Shipyard Limited is a shipbuilding and ship repair company. The Company is engaged in building of ships and floating structures. Its product range includes 102M Side Loader/Newsprint/Container Ship, 83.5M DP2 Diesel Electric Propulsion Diving Support Vessel, 26 Metre High Speed Aluminium Interceptor Vessel, 47M 80 ton Bollard Pull MPV, 60.8M DP1 (Dynamic Positioning) Diving Support Vessel, 56 M Well Test/DP2 Supply Vessel, 50 M Well Test/Supply Vessel, 50 T Azimuthing Stern Drive Bollard Pull Tug, 60.8 M. Anchor Handling Tug/Supply Vessel, 49.5M Multiutility Vessel, 77.9M 2250 DWT Mini Bulk Carrier, 80M 2500 DWT Self Loading/Unloading Bulk Cement Carrier and 4000 DWT Self Loading/Unloading Bulk Cement Carrier. It builds specialized vessels, such as interceptor boats, self-loading and discharging bulk cement carriers, floating cranes, articouple tugs and flotilla, split barges, bulk carriers, newsprint carriers and offshore supply vessels.