Maritime classification societies were born out of a need to ensure the continued safety and security of the maritime domain, including vessels and various marine aiding constructions. Read this article to know more.
It’s been said that most of the accidents that take place at sea are because of human error in some form or another. There is an integral connection between human error and marine industry. We try to find out this relation.
A new film from the IMO shows how IMO’s Women in Maritime programme is helping to support gender diversity in the maritime sector
A variety of marine communication systems have been used in the maritime industry since the start. Learn how marine navigation is carried out using these navigation systems.
Fresh maritime professionals are facing a tough time searching jobs in the shipping industry. Find out how deck cadets and junior engineers should tackle the difficult unemployment situation of the maritime industry.
Finding a new maritime job is not an easy task. There are a lot of highs and lows that can take a toll on any seafarer’s morale. In this article we have mentioned eight important ways in which mariners and job seekers can fight frustration during the job search process.
CSR is a code of conduct through which a maritime organization achieves its business goals maintaining the decorum of law, ethical and international standards for safety of people involved in the organization, and protection of marine environment.
Maritime Industry is evolving at a very fast rate with new changes being made every day. In this article we have tried to enumerate the top 5 areas of shipping where maximum of these changes would be seen in future.
"*" indicates required fields