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SINCE 1996

Practical Marine Support, Delivered with Consistency

PROVEN HERITAGE

A Leading Marine Repair & Engineering Firm, Serving Since 1996

Nordast Marinen is a full-scope marine service provider delivering rapid diesel engine, propulsion, and critical systems repairs—on board, in port, at shipyards, or during voyage—24/7.

Founded in 1996 in Tallinn, Estonia, we serve clients across the region supporting fast mobilization. Today, our 20+ professionals bring deep shipboard and workshop expertise to every job.

Quality

QHSE-first culture, OEM procedures, and documented inspections on every job.

Reliability

24/7 dispatch and fast regional/global mobilization to minimize downtime.

Innovation

Certified tooling, and risk assessment before, during, and after each task.

Our Leadership Team

Denis P.

Head of Engine Service
Manager of the Nordast Mechanics department

Volodymyr O.

Environmental Systems Manager
Manager of the Nordast Systems department

Svitlana O.

Procurement & Logistics
Manager of the Nordast Parts department

Jevgeni T.

Manager of the Nordast Electronics department
Manager of the Nordast Parts department
WORLD'S LEADING NORDIC MARINE SERVICE

Based Across Various Regions

Our marine engineers work across multiple regions and rotate through ports and shipyards throughout the year.
Our Work Ethic
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3P'S COMMITMENT AT NORDAST

We help keep protection systems running right. Our approach to sustainability is practical: reduce waste, extend equipment life, and meet environmental standards without compromise—while supporting our people and the communities we touch.

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People

At Nordast, we’re a multicultural and fully digital team spread across countries and time zones — united by a shared purpose, not a shared office.

Planet

We track the flight emissions for every service trip our engineers take, prioritize sustainable routes, and promote environmental practices among them.

Progress

Nordast’s progress comes from practical innovation — finding smarter, safer, and more sustainable ways to keep BWTS and engines working at their best.

Nordast engineer inspecting machinery with grinder in workshop.

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    Our PANASIA-trained teams handle start-up/commissioning, planned maintenance, and corrective repairs—worldwide, with formal close-out reporting

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    Genuine ship spares without the chase: fast quotes and reliable delivery to your next port—engines, pumps, electrics,

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