Turkish firm appoints lubricants manager

Tue 15 Jan 2013, 12:18 GMT

Turkish firm appoints lubricants manager

Manager to oversee the supply of marine lubricants to customers.

Turkish physical bunker supplier A&B Petrol Ltd. has announced the appointment of Yusuf Onen as manager of its lubricants department.

Onen is an ocean going master and has more than 10 years' experience in the shipping industry. He previously worked for a cruise ship company for three years as a manager.

Established in 1994, A&B Petrol is a physical supplier of marine gas oil (MGO) and marine lubricants at the ports of Mersin, Antalya and Iskenderun.

The company operates a fleet of road tank wagons and supplies a range of marine lubricants in bulk and packed. Onen will be responsible for overseeing this area of the business.

Contact details for A&B Petrol have been provided below:

Telephone: +90 324 237 6288
Telephone: +90 324 233 9316
Fax: +90 324 231 1015
Email: info@abpetrol.com.tr
Website: www.abpetrol.com.tr

Address:
Istiklal Cd. Icel Apt. Kat:3 Nº11
Mersin 33063
Turkey

Appointment Cruise ship Lubes MGO Turkey Antalya (TR) Iskenderun (TR) Mersin (TR)


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