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Mr. Eleftherios Pandis

Mr. Eleftherios Pandis
Crew Manager
Capital Gas Ship Management Corp.

Mr. Eleftherios Pandis was appointed Crew Director of Capital Gas Ship Management Corp. in September 2021. He has more than 15 years of experience in crew management with leading Greek shipping companies. At Capital Gas, he oversees all crew department activities for a fleet of 14 LNG, 3 LCO2 and 2 LPG carriers, and leads the manning of the company’s newbuilding program of 8 LNG, 4 LCO2, 2 ammonia-capable VLAC and 7 LPG vessels. His responsibilities include crew planning and career development, cross-training and pre-delivery training programs, crew and training budgets and OPEX monitoring, TMSA audit preparation with oil majors, and the audit and development of the company’s manning agencies. Previously, he served as Assistant Crew Manager and Crew Operator at Chandris Hellas Inc., and before that as Crew Operator at Product Shipping & Trading S.A. and Oceangold Tankers Inc. He began his career as Assistant Fleet Personnel Officer at BSM Hellas. He holds an MSc in Shipping from the University of Piraeus and a BSc in Public Administration from Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences.

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