The Next Step in Fuel Efficiency

By Toine Louwrenssen, VAF Sales & Marketing Director January 27, 2015

Environmental • Fuels & Lubes • Marine Equipment • Marine Power • Marine Propulsion • Ship Repair & Conversion

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The Next Step in Fuel Efficiency

Second Assistant Engineer

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Why Shipowners Around the World Choose D-I Industrial’s Quiet Reliability

Keeping a Lid on Vessel Noise Levels

At Devall, Cummins is a Family Tradition

R.M. Young Instruments are Rugged and Ready

The Next Step in Fuel Efficiency

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Second Assistant Engineer

Chief Radio Electronics Technician (IAT)

First Assistant Engineer - Mixed Work Schedule

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Deck Engineer Machinist

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Keeping a Lid on Vessel Noise Levels

At Devall, Cummins is a Family Tradition

R.M. Young Instruments are Rugged and Ready