Maritime safety articles, information on safety equipment, drill procedures, tips on increasing maritime safety…
Every commercial vessel relies on far more than engines, navigation systems, and written procedures to complete a safe voyage. Cargo operations, mooring, machinery maintenance, enclosed space entry,…
Ship Security Plan explained: ISPS Code requirements, the SSA, security levels 1-2-3, SSO and CSO roles, SSAS, drill frequency, and PSC inspection rights.
Global shipping routes are increasingly affected by geopolitical and environmental events, putting more vessels and seafarers at risk.
Self Contained Breathing Apparatus or SCBA, is a protective gear worn by paramedics, firemen, and people working on ships and oil rigs. Read the article to know more.
Safety committee is an imperative body on board ships to ensure safe working environment and practices. The safety committee comprises of the safety officer and the safety representative along with other competent persons.
PyroTechnic like hand flare or buoyent smoke signal is used onboard ships to send distress signal from the crew in danger or crew of the abandoned ship.
Ship operators can rely on automated systems which can locate ships in case of an emergency, and cutting-edge technologies like smart ports to enhance security. Read this article to know more.
General alarm, fire alarm, man overboard alarm & other ship emergency alarms are installed on ship to notify the crew on board about the dangerous situation. Learn about all important alarms used on ships.
Maritime law defines several activities as unlawful and punishable. In this article we bring you 10 activities termed as maritime crimes in the industry.
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