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Local Content and Workforce Sourcing on PETRONAS Projects

Worker on a vessel deck

Local content is usually described as a policy objective. On a live project it behaves as something far more concrete: a set of conditions determining which companies may bid at all, and who they are permitted to put on the job. By MarineCraft Journal  ·  10 September 2026  ·  9 mins read … Read more

Late-Life and Decommissioning Realities for Southeast Asian Offshore Assets

Watching a drillship from shore

Much of Southeast Asia’s offshore infrastructure was built for a design life that has already passed. Those platforms are still producing, which means the operative question is no longer whether they last, but under what conditions they are allowed to. By MarineCraft Journal  ·  9 September 2026  ·  10 mins read Design … Read more

Lifting Teams and Dropped-Object Liability

Worker on an offshore walkway

A dropped spanner from thirty metres carries roughly the energy of a small car at walking pace. Offshore lifting has more paperwork around it than almost any other routine task, and the reason is that the failure mode is measured in fatalities rather than delays. By MarineCraft Journal  ·  7 September 2026 … Read more