Luca Anastasia

He obtained the Nautical Diploma in Porto Santo Stefano in 2004 and, after a couple of years of training at the family business, he began his career at sea in 2006 as a Deck Cadet with a Genoa shipping company.

In 2009 he join the Ocean Village, an English cruise ship company part of the P&O group to which companies such as the Cunard Line and boats such as the Queen Elisabet 2 belong. P&O is also known for the acquisition of the White Star Line of the which fleet was part of the Titanic. Working in a new enviroment allowed him to relate with a different approach to work as well as acquire those Team working skills typical of the Anglo-Saxon world.
At the end of his P & O experience, he joins Saipem where he remains for 10 years.
He has held all rank in Saipem, from Third Officer to Chief Mate, working in the offshore E&C (Engineering and Construction) sector. The experience in Saipem has allowed us to work with very high quality standards in remote areas of the world where to face high engineering challenges for the construction of subsea infrastructures (oil pipelines, gas pipelines, construction of oil platforms).
Starting from 2018, the activity as a marine surveyor flows into the constitution of the current Studio Anastasia, at first giving continuity to the father's expert activity (wooden shipbuilder and shipwright for 40 years) until it assumes the current connotation in 2020.