Latest News – Page 290
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NewsName change for industry body
A UK-based trade, skills and safety standards association has changed its name to better reflect its current work.
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NewsSafer ship operation with ECDIS guidance
New best practice techniques and guidance on the use of ECDIS has been published to aid safer ship operation/navigation and a more effective bridge team.
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NewsNew European waterborne conference
A new conference will address research, innovation and competitiveness in the European waterborne sector.
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NewsKey appointments boost electricity project
A pioneering energy infrastructure company which aims to connect the Irish and UK electricity markets has appointed two leading figures from the Irish energy and business sectors.
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NewsStrong feedback on training assets
When dealing with pyrotechnics, it is vital that seafarers know how to handle the devices safely, to understand how they work and to have had training in how to fire them confidently.
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NewsWaste shark drone
South African entrepreneur Richard Hardiman has developed a solar-powered aqua-drone that can automatically clean up water pollution and waste in waterways and ports reports Dag Pike.
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NewsHopper barge repair and maintenance
Jenkins Marine has contracted Manor Marine to provide slipway, repair and maintenance services for the Split Hopper Barge, ‘Nab’.
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NewsWalkaround workboat launched
Tuco Marine has presented the brand new ProZero 10m Walkaround Workboat at Aqua Nor 2019 in Trondheim Norway.
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NewsThe hidden dangers of the HS-OSC Code
According to Naval Architect, John Kecsmar, HS-OSC Code CTVs could run into difficulties with out-of-range passenger accelerations.
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NewsCustom workboat will perform multiple roles
A UK-based specialist marine operator has expanded its fleet of workboats and harbour launches with a newbuild 15m Multicat workboat/barge, writes Graeme Ewens.
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Dynamic hydrofoil for low-wake, high-speed ferry
All American Marine, Inc. (AAM) has completed construction and delivered the last of three low wake and high-speed passenger vessels built for Kitsap Transit in Washington State.
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NewsLanding Utility Vessel for aquaculture industry
A heavy lifting capacity will allow a new vessel to be able to carry out a wider range of support tasks to the aquaculture industry.
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NewsDrone potential for search and rescue
Trials have been carried out to assess the potential for using drones to assist with search and rescue operations around the UK coastline reports Dag Pike.
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NewsUK shipyard on brink of administration
A shipyard in Belfast, UK is expected to go into administration on Monday 5 August after failing to secure a buyer.
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NewsDropped objects risk tackled
A new offshore wind resource is being championed for its safety recommendations for wind farm owners and operators grappling with the risks posed by dropped objects.
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NewsLaw firm partnership bolsters services
A global shipping law firm has established a development partnership which will boost the quality of its services.
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NewsInitial diesel outboard tests successful
Market development for a diesel outboard company is looking promising following a successful first round of validation testing.
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NewsCatamaran completes fleet modernisation
A new Dutch-built fast catamaran ferry, has gone into north German service, reports Tom Todd.
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NewsInternational effort behind new Baltic service
A new energy-efficient Baltic ferry service for launch later this year will be a north European co-operative effort involving companies in Denmark, Germany, Poland and Latvia, reports Tom Todd.
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NewsCTV order for OESV operator
An offshore energy support vessel (OESV) operator will expand its business with the order of a new crew transfer vessel (CTV).
