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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.

IRClass Academy and PIP Makassar Strengthen Executive Maritime Capability

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By The Maritime Executive 2026-11-04 22:08:00 [By Indian Register of Shipping] Indian Register of Shipping (IRS), through its professional training and development arm IRClass Academy, has further strengthened its engagement in maritime capability development in the Asia-Pacific region through the…

Worker Transport Belongs in the Accommodation Contract

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Accommodation is regulated. The twice-daily journey between the camp and the site is not, at least not by the accommodation law. So if the transport leg is not written into the contract, it exists nowhere except in a subcontractor’s van that nobody has looked at. By MarineCraft Journal  ·  5 November 2026  ·  … Read more