Latest News – Page 351
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New IMO radio regulations
Regulations set down by IMO came into action at the beginning of this July this year. These regulations involved fire fighters’ radios used aboard vessels.
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Major comms order for Hagenuk
Hagenuk Marinekommunikation a subsidiary of Atlas Elektronik, has been commissioned to supply integrated communication systems for units 6 to 10 of the Type K130 corvettes for the German Navy.
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NewsKVH’s 8,000th VSAT system shipped
KVH Industries has announced that it recently shipped its 8,000th mini-VSAT Broadband system.
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NewsLight and flexible SCR system
Moteurs Baudouin will be showing its innovative Selective Catalyst Reduction (SCR) system on its range of engines at SMM 2018.
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NewsActisense Polish partnership
Marine electronics brand Actisense in Poole, UK have formed a new product partnership with Navinord, a specialist marine electronics integration company based in Poland.
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NewsOCIMF Guidelines to Harden Vessels
Oil industry forum OCIMF has released a new information paper that recommends a layered defence methodology for hardening vessels to help prevent unauthorised boarding.
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NewsNWA launches Workboat Apprenticeship
The National Workboat Association-developed Workboat Crewmember Apprenticeship standard has been finalised with funding confirmed ready to help train the next generation of UK workboat crews.
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NewsFirst ‘HMS’ vessel from Safehaven
As previously reported in brief in ‘MJ’, Irish boatbuilder Safehaven Marine recently delivered a Wildcat 60 catamaran ‘HMS Magpie’ to Atlas Elektronik UK for use by the Royal Navy.
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NewsFastest GRP ferry built in Spain
The GRP Division of the Spanish shipyard Astilleros Gondan has just signed a contract to build a new fast ferry that it claims will be the fastest GRP passenger catamaran built in Spain.
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NewsRostock quay project gets underway
Busy East German seaport, Rostock, has launched a two year project to rebuild a quayside, writes Tom Todd.
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NewsMore boats for German sea rescue
Sea rescue services along Germany’s North Sea and Baltic coasts are to be bolstered writes Tom Todd.
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NewsNew workboat duo protects German coasts
Two very different workboats have begun operation with coastal and sea protection authorities in north Germany, reports Tom Todd.
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NewsGraduate skills bring civils project success
Fresh out of university, one UK university graduate has landed his dream job on the Port of Dover''s flagship Dover Western Docks Revival (DWDR) development.
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NewsUnderwater repairs to prevent dry-dockings
Wärtsilä’s divers are helping operators to avoid unplanned dry-dockings by completing repairs such as propulsion overhaul, hull cleaning and propeller polishing underwater.
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NewsWind jack-up crane refit
‘Brave Tern’, the 132-metre jack-up operated by Fred. Olsen Windcarrier AS, has completed a major crane refit at Damen Shiprepair Amsterdam.
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NewsDigital navigation platform reduces administrative costs
Danish supplier of nautical charts Iver C. Weilbach & Co. A/S has launched a digital platform with multiple navigation services that reduces administrative costs.
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NewsSuction bucket foundations installed
60 suction buckets have been pumped in place as foundation for the 20 wind turbines in Ørsted''s new wind farm Borkum Riffgrund 2.
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NewsGLA surveys future DGPS service requirements
The General Lighthouse Authorities of the UK and Ireland are conducting a survey to gauge current and future user requirements for their Differential GPS (DGPS) service.
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NewsUK government endorses lighthouse fleet review
The British government has endorsed the recommendations of the collective UK lighthouse collaborative to retain seven mixed service vessels to maintain an essential maritime safety service.
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NewsBespoke fire storage cabinets for workboats
An international designer and manufacturer of lifesaving and fire safety equipment storage will be working to raise the profile of its fire storage cabinet range at SMM.
