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IMO Initiates Training Programs for Women in Maritime
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) is implementing training programs for women in ASEAN and Pacific regions to promote gender diversity in maritime careers. These initiatives focus on digitalization and environmental competencies, providing networking opportunities and fellowships. By collaborating with regional Women in Maritime Associations, the programs aim to empower women and enhance leadership skills in the seafaring community... -Crew MirrorPosted On:11-Sep-2024
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Philippines Maritime Authority Proposes STCW Revisions
The Maritime Industry Authority of Philippines conducted a review of draft proposals to update the STCW Convention for current and future maritime challenges. In a session called "Usapang STCW," stakeholders provided feedback on proposed revisions. Key topics discussed included digitalization, simulator training, seafarers' welfare, and harmonization measures for regulation implementation... -Crew MirrorPosted On:11-Sep-2024
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Reform Needed for Seafarers’ Fatigue and Long Work Hours
The World Maritime University's study reveals that seafarers endure long working hours and lack adequate rest, leading to significant fatigue levels. "Quantifying an inconvenient truth" report shows that only 3.3% of seafarers meet the global average of 43 weekly working hours. Aligning maritime working hours with international labor standards is crucial to protect seafarers' well-being... -Crew MirrorPosted On:11-Sep-2024
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Seafarers’ Rights for Dangerous Shipping Routes protected
The Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) is cracking down on ship owners who force Filipino seafarers to sail through dangerous waters like the Gulf of Aden amidst Houthi attacks. DMW Secretary Hans Leo J. Cacdac stressed the importance of respecting seafarers' right to refuse boarding in high-risk areas near Yemen, with sanctions for non-compliance... -Crew MirrorPosted On:11-Sep-2024
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Ocean Charger Tested for Charging of Electric SOVs
Seaonics, a Norwegian lifting and handling specialist, tested its Ocean Charger solution on an electric service operation vessel (SOV) REM Power. The high-voltage charging tests were successful, demonstrating the feasibility of offshore charging from a wind turbine. The system aims to reduce operating costs for electric SOVs and provide sustainable charging solutions for the maritime industry... -Crew MirrorPosted On:11-Sep-2024
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Call to Improve Safety Regulations to Prevent Enclosed Space Deaths
The Maritime Professional Council of the United Kingdom (MPC) and InterManager are deeply concerned about the high number of deaths in enclosed spaces in the shipping industry. With 31 known deaths in 2023 alone, calls for industry-wide collaboration for safety improvements have been made. A pan-maritime industry group has been formed to address this issue... -Crew MirrorPosted On:11-Sep-2024
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Global Shipping Industry Urged to Enhance Seafarer Well-Being and Combat Abuse in New Report
A recent report by the Diversity@Sea pilot initiative highlights the pressing need for the global shipping industry to enhance working conditions for seafarers. Shocking statistics reveal high rates of abuse and harassment at sea, with recommendations for zero tolerance policies, improved contracts, and better support systems for seafarers with family responsibilities... -Crew MirrorPosted On:11-Sep-2024
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HD KSOE and Amogy to Offer Ammonia-Powered Maritime Solutions
At SMM Hamburg 2024, HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering EP Division (HD KSOE EcoPhin) and Amogy have partnered to advance ammonia-powered solutions in the maritime industry. By combining HD KSOE EcoPhin's eco propulsion systems with Amogy's ammonia-to-electrical power technology, the collaboration aims to provide efficient and sustainable electrification solutions for vessels... -Crew MirrorPosted On:11-Sep-2024
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Challenges and Advances in Ballast Water Treatment for Invasive Species Control
The issue of invasive species being transferred around the world in ballast water has been a concern for decades. Treatment systems have evolved, but concerns about their effectiveness persist. Compliance with the D-2 standard is crucial, but challenges remain. Efforts are being made to improve systems and address root causes for bypassing treatment... -Crew MirrorPosted On:11-Sep-2024
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Hurricane Francine Poses Threat to Oil Production in Gulf of Mexico Coast
The US oil and gas industry in the Gulf of Mexico is preparing for Tropical Storm Francine, with evacuations and production shutdowns underway. The storm is expected to strengthen into a hurricane before hitting Louisiana. BSEE has evacuated personnel from platforms and moved rigs out of the storm's path, prioritizing safety measures... -Crew MirrorPosted On:11-Sep-2024
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Brisbane River Oil Tanker Grounding: Lessons in Emergency and Risk Management
The oil tanker grounding incident in the Brisbane River in February 2022 highlighted the importance of clear emergency and risk management arrangements, as per the Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) investigation report. Despite warnings, the ship remained at the berth during heavy rainfall, leading to a breakaway and grounding downstream. Efforts to refloat the ship were unsuccessful, prompting changes in operations and systems post-incident... -Crew MirrorPosted On:11-Sep-2024
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Scania Reveals New 13-Liter Marine Engine in Latest Release.
Scania has unveiled its latest marine engine, the 13-liter DI13, offering improved fuel efficiency and reduced CO2 emissions. With advanced features designed to enhance operating economy and sustainability at sea, the engine aims to meet customer needs in challenging marine conditions. This environmentally-friendly choice provides enhanced power capabilities for various applications while meeting current emission standards... -Crew MirrorPosted On:11-Sep-2024
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