What Marine Communication Systems Are Used in the Maritime Industry?
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.
SOLAS Requirements for Remote Control of Propulsion Machinery of Ships
It is important to learn about the basics of the engine telegraph system before operating one (Read article). However, most of the ships are now provided with a remote control for propulsion machinery and for controlling the pitch of the propeller (for CPP type) as they are mainly operated in UMS mode. This gives the…
UKHO Conducts Seabed Mapping In Tonga To Support Blue Economy
The UK Hydrographic Office (UKHO) has chartered a motor launch to survey the waters in the Kingdom of Tonga as part of the Commonwealth Marine Economies Programme.
Concern Over Cyber Liability And Lack Of Regulation Hindering Implementation Of Unmanned Ships
Almost two thirds (64%) of global marine industry executives believe there is uncertainty surrounding liability issues relating to unmanned ships.
NCL Orders MAN PrimeServ SOLAS Upgrades For Multiple Vessels
MAN PrimeServ, MAN Diesel & Turbo’s after-sales division, has confirmed an order from Norwegian Cruise Line for SOLAS insulation upgrades for nine ships.
Joint Concentrated Inspection Campaign On Safety Of Navigation Launched
The Maritime Authorities of the Tokyo and the Paris MoU on Port State Control will launch a joint CIC on SAFETY OF NAVIGATION.
World’s First System For Weighing Containers on Chassis
BISON, announced the launch of a world first system for weighing containers on trailer chassis.
UKHO Calls For Owner Vigilance To Avoid ECDIS-Related Detentions
The UKHO has called for ship owners, operators and managers to exercise greater vigilance in order to tackle the rise in ECDIS-related detentions and the risks to safety at sea.
IMO: Enclosed Space Ship Safety Rule Enters Into Force
A new regulation aimed at protecting seafarers who need to enter enclosed spaces, by requiring ships to carry portable atmosphere testing equipment on board, enters into force on 1 July 2016.