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MarineCraft Journal

The MarineCraft Journal is written and reviewed by MarineCraft Global's technical team in Malaysia. Every article is checked against primary sources: IMO instruments and SOLAS chapters, Tokyo MOU inspection data, class society and OPITO guidance, and Malaysian regulators including CAAM, DOSH and the Marine Department. Sources are listed at the foot of each article so you can check a claim rather than take our word for it. Where we get something wrong, we correct it and say so.

Commercial Drone Operations in Malaysia: What CAAM Requires in 2026

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Drone Training by a group of techies

A drone over an industrial site is not a gadget. In Malaysian airspace it is an aircraft, and flying one for commercial work without the right certification, permit, and insurance is not a grey area. It is illegal, and enforcement has moved from theory to practice.

BOSIET and T-BOSIET Explained: The Offshore Survival Training Guide for Malaysian Waters

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Gas Oil Rig

Understand the difference between BOSIET and T-BOSIET, when CA-EBS is compulsory, and how expired certificates create mobilisation delays in Malaysian offshore operations.