what is ship broking and what is the name of people who serves foods and water in ship?

Question

about maritime.also the role of friegth forwarding in maritime industry.

Answer 1

A ship broker is a person who "trades" ships - the same way any other commodity might be traded.
The broker connects "renters" and "owners." The people who want to use the ships (either for a one time voyage or a long term charter) need to find the people who own ships of the appropriate type and size AND who have a ship (or space on the ship) available. The broker is kind of a real estate agent who connects the two.

The steward's department is responsible for serving food on a vessel. The steward has assistants who also are responsible for general interior cleaning (public restrooms, captains quarters, public areas and the like.)

Your third question isn't particularly clear, and I'm afraid I can't answer it unless you add more details and clarify your question a bit.

Answer 2

hi to all, whilst i became interior the U. S. army seventy seven-eighty. i became on a deliver that girls folk weren't allowed to serve. And , I stood the Port component to the Port/Starboard Watch in my branch. besides....around 2-3 AM (0200-0300hours) a waitress might come around in CIC in a very advantageous outfit, and serve tasty little French finger delights. i've got faith they are observed as Hoduerves? or something like that. And have faith it or no longer she additionally served Champagne ( i understand I spelled that properly) 'interior the army' .......the guy who's Dad served interior the 50's, i will maximum relate to!...... I thank All of you on your sacrifices and your loved ones's sacrifice, as a results of fact as advantageous as persons make it for our militia...it is not an hassle-free activity or relaxing. yet, I sleep properly understanding that the protection for our usa is gazing out for us. And, i'm happy the foodstuff has more desirable on Ships.

Answer 3

steward