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Lessons Learned and Being Learned from the Pandemic
I must admit that when we settled on this topic, I thought it would be such an easy article to write. When it comes to the pandemic, especially now that we are more than two and a half years in, there are so many lessons out there that people point to, relate to, or talk about – and they cover the spectrum from relatively small matters to very significant, from things that apply for the world to those that are extremely personal... -Marina Dock AgePosted On:5-Oct-2022
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800 Seafarers from NSDP List Have Gotten Employment: NIMASA
The Director General of Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has said that not less than 800 seafarers from the Nigerian Seafarers Development Programme (NSDP) scheme have gotten jobs on various vessels... -Daily TrendPosted On:5-Oct-2022
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An Australian safe ferries program would save lives in the Pacific
Marine safety and sea transport are major concerns for the Pacific islands region. The island states have a high level of dependence on inter-island transport for the movement of both goods and people. All Pacific peoples benefit from their access to affordable, safe and reliable sea transport... -The StrategistPosted On:5-Oct-2022
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Charity launches seafarer neurodiversity survey
A new seafarer neurodiversity charity has launched a survey to gather benchmark data to help create a maritime neurodiversity strategy. NeurodiversAtSea is a charity founded in September 2022 with the aim of enablement and empowerment of neurodiverse people, helping them to reach their full potential within the maritime industry... -Seatrade Maritime NewsPosted On:5-Oct-2022
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Transparency in Shipping’s Digital Age
Digitalization may prove one of the maritime industry’s most effective tools to face multiple challenges posed by decarbonization, recruitment and even diversity... -The Maritime ExecutivePosted On:5-Oct-2022
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Towards a safer ship recycling industry
With time, a growing number of academics around the world are becoming aware of the bright prospects of this industry and have found that with the proper research, it is possible to make it a significant part of the global economy... -The Business StandardPosted On:5-Oct-2022
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50 Million People Worldwide Trapped In Modern Slavery, Maritime Industry Is Not Untouched
Sadly, slavery is not a thing of the past. According to the Global Estimates of Modern Slavery, an estimated 50 million people are currently trapped in modern slavery situations, including forced labour and forced marriage. This now equates to 1 in every 150 people and is an increase of 10 million people since the last report was published in 2017, with women, children, unprotected migrant workers, and those already in vulnerable situations being the most affected... -Marine InsightPosted On:5-Oct-2022
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Stronger international collaboration on renewable energy could reshape shipping markets
Countries should work harder to develop interconnections for renewable energy, allowing multiple nations to share larger production capacity and build stronger markets, according to a new report from a new group aiming to reshape major charter markets and accelerate the development of green fuels and technologies... -Offshore EnergyPosted On:5-Oct-2022
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ATSB streamlines marine accident and incident reporting requirements
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau anticipates amendments to the Transport Safety Investigations Regulations (TSI Regulations), which detail the requirements for reporting transport accidents and incidents to the ATSB, will take effect on 1 January 2023... -Mirage NewsPosted On:5-Oct-2022
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Drifting ’Give-Way’ Vessel Collides With Fishing Vessel
Container ship under way was stopped and drifting at sea due to port congestion at the next destination. The OOW was supported by another crewmember as lookout. The vessel was drifting sideways towards the east under the influence of the westerly wind... -Marine InsightPosted On:5-Oct-2022
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Freighter ran aground and damaged nearby boats, Danube, Romania
General cargo ship KHODR lost control while sailing upstream in Danube river in Romanian waters below Tulcea in the evening Oct 3, at around 1915 LT, and according to track, ran aground, damaging pontoon and three boats in the process... -FleetmonPosted On:5-Oct-2022
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Freighter collided with fishing boat, Norway
General cargo ship EDMY collided with Norwegian fishing boat Tornado at around 0600 UTC Oct 4 SW of Larvik, Norway, shortly after leaving Larvik. Fishing boat sustained serious damages, but remained afloat, nobody was injured... -FleetmonPosted On:5-Oct-2022
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