On Dec.27, 2010, General Director of Rosmorport in his order (No 786) introduced, due to operational needs, three new offices in the branch’s top management effective Jan.1, 2011, the company’s press service said.
By the order of Sergei Pylin, St. Petersburg office Director from Dec. 31, 2010, George Melnik, former Deputy Director, Commissioning Department of the branch, was appointed the Deputy Director, Fleet Department.
Vasiliy Latysh, former Deputy Director, Capital Construction, took office as Deputy Director, Capital Construction and Operation Department.
Nikita Shumilin, former Deputy Director, General Affairs, was appointed Deputy Director, Legal and Property Department.
St. Petersburg branch of FSUE Rosmorport is a division of the state-owned enterprise established in August 2003. Today, St. Petersburg branch of Rosmorport is one of the largest companies of maritime transport in St. Petersburg. St. Petersburg branch in charge of the federal property management at the Big Port of St. Petersburg and Primorsk port provides a wide range of services, primarily related to ensuring safe navigation in the ports’ water area and harbor approaches.
By the order of Sergei Pylin, St. Petersburg office Director from Dec. 31, 2010, George Melnik, former Deputy Director, Commissioning Department of the branch, was appointed the Deputy Director, Fleet Department.
Vasiliy Latysh, former Deputy Director, Capital Construction, took office as Deputy Director, Capital Construction and Operation Department.
Nikita Shumilin, former Deputy Director, General Affairs, was appointed Deputy Director, Legal and Property Department.
St. Petersburg branch of FSUE Rosmorport is a division of the state-owned enterprise established in August 2003. Today, St. Petersburg branch of Rosmorport is one of the largest companies of maritime transport in St. Petersburg. St. Petersburg branch in charge of the federal property management at the Big Port of St. Petersburg and Primorsk port provides a wide range of services, primarily related to ensuring safe navigation in the ports’ water area and harbor approaches.