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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.
Oil Slicks and a Burning Ship Show the Toll of the Hormuz Crisis
Sentinel-2c satellite imagery taken on August 5 off the northern tip of Oman’s Musandam Peninsula shows the extent of damage inflicted on shipping and Oman’s coastline as a consequence of Iranian IRGC…
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Trump Administration to Pay RWE $1.22B in Fifth Deal to End Offshore Wind
Germany’s energy giant RWE and the Trump administration have reached a settlement agreement that calls for the Department of the Interior to pay RWE $1.22 billion to relinquish three U.S.
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US Treasury Deals Iranian Sanctions Buster SeaLead an Exemplary Blow
In late July, Singapore and Dubai-based SeaLead Shipping filed for voluntary liquidation. The company had long been a target of the United States for sanction busting, but it is a more involved…
Read more →Russian Navy Augments Its Long-Term Presence in English Channel
The Russian frigate RFS Neustrashimy (now F722) has settled into its role as the Russian Navy’s piquet ship stationed in the English Channel, suggesting she is a permanent replacement for RFS Admiral…
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South Korean Containership Rescues Four Sailors Adrift in a Life Raft
The South Korean shipping company Janggeum Marine, part of the Sinokor Group, shared the details of the rescue of four crewmembers of a tugboat that was lost in Indonesian waters.
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