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Why Firefighting Equipment Audits Fail on Paperwork, Not Hardware
Firefighting Systems Ships rarely fail firefighting audits because the equipment is broken. They fail because nobody can prove it was maintained. The extinguisher works, the pump runs, the system is charged, and the finding is written anywa…
HSE & ComplianceIMO Compliance Advisory: Four Streams, Three AuthoritiesHSE & Compliance "IMO compliance" is sold as a single service, which is misleading. It covers at least four distinct regulatory streams with diffe…
Maritime OperationsWhen Hiring a Maritime Consultant Actually PaysMaritime Operations Most shipping companies bring in outside help too late, once a detention, a failed audit, or a stalled project has already cost th…
Workforce & TrainingOffshore Safety Officer: The Qualifications That Actually CountWorkforce & Training The offshore safety officer role sits on a stack of separate qualifications: a statutory appointment, a professional safety c…
ExxonMobil, Partners Award $1.1B in Contracts for Mozambique LNG Project
ExxonMobil Mozambique, acting on behalf of Area 4 co-venturers ENH, CNPC, Eni, KOGAS and XRG, has awarded approximately $1.1 billion in pre-investment contracts for long-lead upstream equipment for the Rovuma LNG Phase…
Read more →Video: Irish Cargo Ship Veers Into Canal Embarkment in the Netherlands
For the second time this month, a cargo vessel navigating on the busy Ghent-Terneuzen canal veered out of the navigation channel and struck the mud embankment.
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First Chinese Cargo Ship Carrying Containers Reaches Murmansk
Murmansk marked a key milestone in its efforts to develop the port into a logistics hub, taking advantage of the growth on the Northern Sea Route.
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Dutch Designers Promote Electric-Powered Vessel for Short-Sea Shipping
Dutch firm Conoship International is pushing to expand the scope of its short-sea shipping offering. After having pioneered a series of standardized vessel designs, it is now launching a design for a…
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Iran Claims to Turn Back Chinese Tanker and Continues to Detain UAE Vessel
News sources closely linked to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) continue to make claims about controlling vessel transits of the Strait of Hormuz as they enforce “Iran’s maritime laws.” Reports are…
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