Equipment News – Page 105
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New traffic monitoring system for Arctic
The Swedish Maritime Administration is testing a new tracking system for maritime traffic in the Arctic.
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NewsTideland navaids at Offshore Energy13
Tideland Signal will be showing its comprehensive range of aids to navigation (AtoN) equipment and systems for offshore oil and gas platforms, offshore wind farms, ports and harbours on stand 11.012 at Offshore Energy 13 at the Amsterdam RAI from 15-16 October.
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NewsDifferential E-Loran gets a green light
E-Loran, the electronic positioning system that is being promoted as a back up to GPS has moved one stage further with government approval to expand the coverage in some British port areas.
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NewsSealite introduces Europe manufactured buoy
Nine Sealite Trident-2600 Ocean buoys with SLC600 lanterns have been installed at one of the main gateway ports in Europe.
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NewsAutomatic scour monitoring solution
Scour monitoring is taken to a new level with the recently launched EIVA NaviSuite Edulis total solution.
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NewsMonitoring the marine environment
The British Government’s Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (Cefas) reached an impressive milestone recently, acquiring more than 1m hours (2m records) of wave data.
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NewsRisk, and a dance with the devil
“The devil is in the detail”, says Christopher Bailey of BP Shipping. This sums up the view of many concrning the fact that any moves toward one set of standards often leads to an issue with another. But what is the IMO to do?
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NewsNorwegian lifesaving package for SSAVs
Norway based Noreq has won a contract for the delivery of a full lifesaving package for two semi-submersible accommodation vessels (SSAVs) from PaxOcean Engineering in Singapore.
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WMA offers escape chute training course
Warsash Maritime Academy (WMA), part of Southampton Solent University, expands its offering as a maritime training provider for the offshore oil and gas and renewables industries by offering an OPITO approved escape chute training (ECT) course.
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NewsInterferry sets sights on perfection myth
A former airline pilot will stress at Interferry’s 38th annual conference that safety depends on recognising the potential for human error rather than pursuing ‘the myth of perfection’.
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NewsISP adds Spanish liferaft range
Marine safety firm International Safety Products (ISP) is targeting the North Sea offshore market with its range of SOLAS and ISO liferafts, after securing a deal to supply a fleet of rescue vessels.
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DP simulator capacity expands in Greece
Transas Hellas and COSMOS Nautical Training Centre (Greece) have signed an agreement for supply and installation of Dynamic Positioning simulators.
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NewsSimulators enhance inland waterways training
The Egyptian River Transport Authorities (RTA) has benefitted as recipient party in The Netherlands Initiative for Capacity Development in Higher Education project, funded by the Netherlands.
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News£500,000 investment in SCI Training Academy
Survival Craft Inspectorate (SCI) has invested £500,000 in a Training Academy it expects will host some 5,000 students per year.
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NewsLifesaving systems for patrol boat series
The first in a fleet of eight Cape Class patrol boats has been fitted with French manufactured advanced mini escape slides and liferafts from SurvitecZodiac.
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NewsRescue device in pole position
Ever since it developed the world’s first liferaft survival kit over 60 years ago, serving the maritime industry has been part of BCB Marine’s DNA.
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NewsA bigger, more comfortable reach
Launch and Recovery Systems (LARS) are evolving to meet a changing market.
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NewsBig crane arrival boosts Port of Valencia
TCV Stevedoring Company, which manages the transport of goods at the Levante and Llovera docks in the Spanish Port of Valencia, has received its fourth Super Post-Panamax crane for operating large boxships up to 22 containers wide.
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NewsNew technology for new scale turbines
“Five years ago people were saying that 700 tonne monopiles were the limit, now we are seeing requests for equipment that can handle monopiles in excess of 1,000 tonnes”, says Arjan Boezeman of Ulstein Idea.
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First deliveries of new AIS due this month
Denmark based Cobham SATCOM made its new standalone SAILOR Class A AIS available to order in April 2013.
