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Offshore Safety Officer: The Qualifications That Actually Count

Port worker supervisor posing for a photo op

The offshore safety officer role sits on a stack of separate qualifications: a statutory appointment, a professional safety certification, survival training, and medical fitness. Each comes from a different body, and a gap in any one keeps the person on the beach. By MarineCraft Journal  ·  21 August 2026  ·  9 mins … Read more

From Trained Pilot to Inspection Asset

Drone with multiple fans operated by a person

Flying a drone legally and being accepted to inspect an asset are two different permissions, granted by two different authorities. Pilots who hold only the first keep discovering, at the gate, that it was never the qualification the job required. By MarineCraft Journal  ·  21 August 2026  ·  9 mins read Two … Read more

Permit to Work: The Failure Behind Most Offshore Incidents

Do Not Cross Tape

The worst disaster in the history of offshore oil began with a piece of paper that was not passed on. A safety valve was removed, the permit for the job never reached the next shift, and the pump was restarted. 167 people died. The permit-to-work failures behind it recur, at smaller scale, … Read more