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Mariner Rescues Operator as Crane Falls Into Water near Memphis
A good samaritan mariner rescued a machinery operator after a crawler crane fell into the water at a drydock near Memphis, Tennessee. The incident occurred at the Wepfer Marine shipyard when a mobile crane flipped over and plunged into McKellar Lake. A nearby tugboat operator jumped into the water, swam to the crane, and rescued the operator from the wreckage... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Sep-2023
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Fatal Crew Transfer Accident off Brisbane: ATSB Criticizes Operators for Communication Failures
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) has criticized the operators of two vessels involved in a fatal crew transfer accident off Brisbane for not ensuring that the crew fully understood the operation before carrying it out. The incident occurred in August 2021 when the bulker Formosabulk Clement was arranging a crew change off Brisbane... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Sep-2023
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Partnership between WinGD and KSS Line for Dual-Fuel Ammonia Engines
Swiss marine power company WinGD has partnered with KSS Line to explore the use of X-DF-A engines for future newbuild projects. The collaboration will focus on developing dual-fuel ammonia engines for midsize and very large gas carriers. In addition to engine technology, the companies will also work on performance and maintenance solutions for alternative fuel usage... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Sep-2023
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Shipping lines choose Adani Kattupalli Port over Chennai Port
Chennai’s container terminals on India’s east coast are facing increasing market share losses to competitors, with the latest blow coming from a port call change by the IEX service. The IEX service will be switching calls from DP World Chennai to Adani’s Kattupalli port in December, due to an upfront joining bonus offer.. -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Sep-2023
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Collaboration Between Maersk and CMA CGM to Promote Eco-Friendly Shipping Fuels
Shipping companies AP Moller – Maersk and CMA CGM have formed a partnership to drive the global transition to sustainable shipping. Together, the two companies control nearly 30% of the world’s container shipping capacity. Both are committed to achieving net-zero emissions and are investing heavily in green technologies. . -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Sep-2023
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LNG-Powered Supertanker Recognized for Outstanding Environmental Performance
The LNG dual-fuel supertanker Antonis I Angelicoussis has become the first VLCC to receive certification for its environmental performance from the Green Award Foundation. The Green Award program offers incentives for vessels that surpass industry standards in safety, quality, and environmental impact, with 37 ports providing discounts on port fees for oil tankers.. -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Sep-2023
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BV, OrbitMI to Drive Shipping Decarbonization
French class society Bureau Veritas (BV) has made an investment in US-based maritime software company OrbitMI. The collaboration aims to address the opportunities presented by the digital transformation and the decarbonisation of shipping. The size of the investment has not been disclosed, but BV will reportedly receive a seat on the OrbitMI board of directors... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Sep-2023
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Marine Industry Company Embracing Autonomous Technology for Self-Docking Boats
Marine industry giant Brunswick has previewed a self-docking boat that uses autonomous technology to navigate the docking process. The boat features stereo cluster cameras, a GPS mapping system, and other high-tech sensors that control computerized propulsion and steering systems. This technology aims to alleviate the challenges that both beginners and experts face when docking and undocking boats... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Sep-2023
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Covid Spreads as 206 Passengers Remain Trapped
A luxury cruise ship has been hit with a COVID outbreak, leaving 206 passengers stranded in the remote Arctic. The virus is rapidly spreading on board, creating a precarious situation for those on the ship. The ship’s location far from civilization adds to the complexity of the situation, as emergency response teams face challenges in providing medical assistance and support... -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Sep-2023
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37% Increase in Mental Health Contacts on ISWAN Helplines
According to the International Seafarers’ Welfare and Assistance Network (ISWAN), calls and messages from seafarers regarding mental health issues have increased by 37% in the last quarter across all helplines operated by ISWAN. The helpline data for Q2 2023 reveals the various mental health challenges faced by seafarers in the maritime industry,.. -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Sep-2023
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Concerns arise over fuel shortage following SARS’ seizure of ships
Shipping agencies have expressed concerns after the South African Revenue Service (SARS) detained five foreign vessels, warning that a crackdown on bunker fuel could have dire consequences for Algoa Bay. The South African Maritime Authority had previously announced a moratorium on new licenses for bunkering, but it was recently lifted.. -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Sep-2023
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Piracy and Armed Robbery Incidents in Asia Decline
According to the ReCAAP ISC, there were no reported incidents of piracy or armed robbery against ships in Asia from September 12th to 18th. Since January 2023, a total of 79 incidents, including 78 actual incidents and one attempted incident, have been reported to the Centre. The ReCAAP ISC advises ships to remain vigilant while underway or at anchor/berthed at ports,.. -Crew MirrorPosted On:21-Sep-2023
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