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Cargo Liquefaction and the IMSBC Code

Freighter ship

A cargo that looked dry and granular at the loading berth can behave as a liquid a few days into the voyage. When it does, the ship can capsize before anyone reaches a lifeboat, and the loading ports where it happens most are on Malaysia’s doorstep. By MarineCraft Journal  ·  29 September 2026 … Read more

Preparing for a Port State Control Inspection in Malaysian Ports

Offshore support vessel in port

An inspector follows a predictable order and reaches for the same items every time. That makes the week before a port call a rehearsable exercise rather than a matter of luck, provided someone walks the ship the way the inspector will. By MarineCraft Journal  ·  28 September 2026  ·  9 mins read 1,189ships … Read more