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Confined Space Operations: Key Risks, Safety Protocols & Rescue Requirements
Confined space work is among the most hazardous activities in maritime, oil and gas, and industrial operations. Limited access, poor ventilation, and toxic atmospheres create conditions that can turn routine tasks into life-threatening emergencies.
An offshore drilling rig operating in Malaysian waters. (MarineCraft Global)
Maritime SafetyConfined Space Operations: Key Risks, Safety Protocols & Rescue RequirementsLimited access, poor ventilation, and toxic atmospheres create conditions that can turn routine tasks into life-threatening emergencies.
TechnologyCommercial Drone Operations in Malaysia: What CAAM Requires in 2026CAAM approval is now mandatory for most commercial UAV operations. Here is what operators in the maritime and offshore sector need to know.
OffshoreBOSIET and T-BOSIET Explained: The Offshore Survival Training Guide for Malaysian WatersThese certifications are mandatory for most offshore personnel in Malaysia. This guide breaks down the differences, exemptions, and where to get certified.
Second Dynacom-Owned Tanker Reportedly Hit in Strait of Hormuz
Two tankers managed by Greek operator Dynacom were reportedly struck in separate incidents in the Strait of Hormuz on Monday, according to naval and maritime security sources.
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Report: Crew of Kuwaiti Tanker Abandons Ship After Iranian Attack
A Kuwaiti product tanker has become the latest merchant vessel apparently struck in the Strait of Hormuz, forcing its crew to abandon ship off the eastern coast of Oman's Musandam Peninsula.
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Petronas Bags New Contract to Supply LNG to Shizuoka Gas
Petronas has secured a fresh long-term deal to supply liquefied natural gas to Japan's Shizuoka Gas Co Ltd, extending a commercial relationship that stretches back three decades.
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Tour Boat Sinks Off West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia; All on Board Rescued
A tour boat carrying 45 people sank in the waters of West Nusa Tenggara province, Indonesia, on the evening of Thursday, 16 July, though all those on board were subsequently rescued without…
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Balenciaga Shipyard Restarts Operations With First Keel Laying
Balenciaga Shipyard has resumed active shipbuilding, holding the keel laying ceremony for its first vessel since the historic Basque facility restarted operations.
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