Formal safety assessment is a way of enhancing maritime safety through careful risk assessment and evaluation. Under the guidance of International Maritime Organization (IMO), FSA is implemented followed to ensure safety of seafarers at the sea. Find out more about Formal safety assessment in the shipping industry inside the article.
Shipping containers are now being used extensively around the world to make beautiful shipping container homes. Shipping containers not only make eco-friendly residential solutions but are also affordable. We bring you top 9 houses made from shipping containers.
Conventional Hotels are Passé. Hotels around the world are exploring new ways to make people enjoy the best the nature world has to offer. We bring you top 6 amazing underwater hotels that are not only unique but also the best hotels below the water.
Nuclear Propulsion systems for ships have recently become talk-of-the-town because of several reasons. However, the question that still remains unsolved is that – Is it really the future of the shipping industry? Let’s find out.
Tide predicting machines were extensively used in the early days of maritime industry. These mechanical tide predictors were used during wars to help plan strategies by predicting the exact time of low and high tides. Find out more about tide prediction machines inside the article.
A unique design constructed by RO & AD Architects allows people to literally walk ‘amidst’ water, across a moat, which is supposed to be inaccessible, through an interesting sunk-in bridge.
A cargo engineer as the name suggests handles cargo on board various types of ships. The job involves great responsibility and technical skills. Find out what exactly a cargo engineer does and how can you become one.
Cable Innovator in an innovative cable launcher ship for laying optical cable fibers on the sea bed. This 10,557dwt ship was built in 1995 by Kvaerner Masa of Finland and is still making news for its unique work. The cable laying works are carried out in an efficient and speedy manner and all the cable laying is done over the stern so as to not slow down the ship.
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