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RISK4SEA

Piraeus, Greece

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RISK4SEA is a SaaS platform for PSC Intelligence and offers automatic analysis of PSC inspections. The company supports the evaluation of PSC inspections, benchmarking against the market, as well as the automation of PSC functions and warnings. RISK4SEA boasts an extensive database directory with 600,000 PSC inspections and 1.2 million defects. The platform provides specific analysis for ships, port districts, and managers and supports preparation for upcoming PSC inspections through automated workflows. RISK4SEA operates in 23 fleet segments and manages approximately 55,000 ships and 5,500 ship brokers. The company is headquartered in Greece and was founded in 2024.

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