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Videotel Offers DP Course to Meet Industry Demand

Videotel Launches New Dynamic Positioning Course.   Dynamic positioning (DP) is essential to an ever increasing number of maritime sectors. Today there are over 1,

Baltic Sea States Confer on Maritime Safety, Security

A workshop in Helsinki, Finland, attended by representatives from Baltic states, with focus on the future challenges for maritime safety in the Baltic Sea Region More

Wärtsilä Hamworthy Wins Santos Basin IG Contract

Wärtsilä Hamworthy, a global provider of environmental and liquid cargo handling solutions for the marine and oil & gas markets, has underscored

Big Value in Small Packages

Military appetite for powerful and agile smaller platforms heats up.   The use of small craft by terrorist organizations and domestic terrorist cells is

Danish Sailors Rescued 650 Miles NE of Bermuda

USCG co-ordinates ocean rescue of two Danish sailors by Finish warship after their yacht 'Petra' sank Watchstanders at the Coast Guard 5th District command

Change of Watch for Coast Guard Vice Commandant

Vice Adm. Sally Brice-O’Hara was relieved by Vice Adm. John P. Currier as vice commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard during a military change of watch ceremony

Red Cross Urges Canadians to Wear Lifejackets

National Lifejacket Day: Canadian Red Cross urges Canadians to wear their lifejackets this summer Partnered with Swimming Canada and the Canadian Tire Jumpstart program,

BCB Marine Unveils Escape Ladder

At this year’s Seawork Show in Southampton (22-24 May, 2012) UK Based Marine safety and survival specialists, BCB Marine, will display  at their stand

Stork Technical Services Wins Safety Award

Stork Technical Services won the ‘Associate Member’ prize at this year’s IADC North Sea Chapter (NSC) Annual Safety Awards. The award recognises

USS Essex Collides with Replenishment Vessel

USS Essex collides with fleet oiler off California coast The amphibious assault ship Essex collided with the oiler Yukon during an underway replenishment

TSB Again Finds No Risk Management Caused Death

Unidentified risk and unaddressed safety issues put fishing vessel crews at risk, warns the Canadian Transport Safety Board In its latest investigation report on Silver Angel (M11M0017),

Boaters Should Get 'Ticket' Before Setting Sail

Canadian  boaters can get help to qualify for a Transport Canada 'Pleasure Craft Operator Card' with help from BOATERexam.com Every year more than 100 Canadians die while boating,

Wesmar Stabilizers in Action

WESMAR Stabilizers ‘Likely Saved Our Lives’ Says Captain of 45-Foot Tug.   For some, modern technology adds to entertainment and pleasure. Captain

Coast Guard Publishes Final Action Memo

A damaged hoist cable and the inability to find equipment needed to repair the fraying cable are the two causal factors in the Coast Guard’s unsuccessful

USCG Med Evacs Two from Tanker in NY

A Coast Guard rescue boat crew medically evacuated two men from a tanker anchored at Stapleton Anchorage in New York Harbor, Tuesday, May 15, 2012. The crew of

IBIA to Deliver Enhanced Bunkering Course

The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) has appointed the International Bunker Industry Association (IBIA) as one of two bodies to be the training service

Miller Introduces High Tech Welding Helmets

Miller Electric Mfg. Co. introduces its newly redesigned Arc Armor® Titanium Series welding helmets for heavy-use/high-amperage applications in fabrication, manufacturing and construction.

Munson Delivers 36’ Packcat to Sky Research

Beneath choppy Puget Sound waters linger remnants of war that could potentially harm both life and this robust sea-faring industry. During a routine security dive,

Ocean Safety Signs Contract With SurvitecZodiac

U.K. marine safety equipment supplier, Ocean Safety, has agreed a three year UK service and distribution agreement with SurvitecSAS to supply the full range of

Beached Japanese Fishing Vessel – Salvage Now a Priority

The South Africa Maritime Safety Authority says salvage of the Japanese fishing vessel stranded on Clifton’s First Beach has become an issue of national importance Wilfred Solomons-Johannes,

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