Safety & Training – Page 2
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NewsShockwave expands marine seating range into Europe
Shockwave Seats has expanded its distribution in Sweden, Finland and Denmark
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NewsLatest photos released of tanker crash
Salvors including Boskalis were attending the fire-ravaged oil tanker Stena Immaculate on Wednesday morning after the cargo vessel Solong crashed into it at about 17 knots on the morning of March 10.
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NewsOil tanker ablaze in North Sea after cargo vessel crash
An oil tanker caught fire after a container ship hit it in the North Sea, according to reports coming in from multiple sources. Both vessels are being abandoned, the reports say.
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NewsCrane ship crash leads to fatal accident: Report
Strong winds and poor communication led in part to a worker’s death after a crane ship crashed into a jack-up rig at Rotterdam, the Dutch Safety Board has found.
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NewsSeven SAR vessels contract win for Maritime Partner
Norwegian shipbuilder Maritime Partner has won the biggest contract of its life, with an order for seven Search & Rescue vessels for the Danish armed forces.
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NewsShock WBV and Loki form dynamic partnership
Seawork Award winner Shock WBV has joined forces with Loki Dynamics, the marine equipment distributor.
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NewsReport highlights skills gaps in shipbuilding
A new report highlights the need to plug anticipated knowledge gaps in technology if the UK’s shipbuilding sector is to remain viable
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NewsVessel owners face strictest fire-suit rules in decades
New rules mandate that all firefighting suits on commercial marine vessels must meet ‘Level 2’ protection
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NewsTop tier changes at survival systems firm Zelim
Marine survival systems firm Zelim has made three changes to its leadership, including the appointment of former Survitec CEO Doug Baxter as chairman.
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NewsKewatec Shipyards wins 6th Icelandic rescue vessel order
Finnish shipbuilder Kewatec Shipyards has extended its order book with the Icelandic Search and Rescue Association ICE-SAR following agreement for the sixth SAR vessel for the organisation.
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NewsSalvors on call for storms and typhoons
Salvors have had to battle storms around the globe to save vessels and put out fires.
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NewsWescom strengthens safety offering with purchase
Safety equipment group Wescom has announced the purchase of BCB International to bolster its influence in various safety segments, it says.
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NewsHefring wins contract to supply IMAS to entire fleet
Hefring Marine’s IMAS software will be installed on the entire fleet of the Norwegian Society for Sea Rescue (Redningsselskapet), the company has announced.
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NewsSanmar tugs enhance Turkey’s coastal safety
Two more ‘Kurtarma’ series tugs have been delivered to Turkey, reinforcing the country’s aims to ensure adequate emergency towage provision in a country which, because of its location, oversees the safety of one of the region’s most important and strategic waterways.
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NewsMCA warns of risk-to-life counterfeit pilot ladders
Safety warnings have been issued over pilot ladders after the US Coast Guard identified counterfeit products during an inspection.
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NewsSetting new standards in emergency vessel design and build
WMD has developed a groundbreaking range of 16-metre emergency vessels, designed to set new standards in safety
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NewsShipping study commissioned to assess wind farm risk
Finland’s first open-sea offshore wind farm will be risk assessed by ABL Group before building starts, with the €2+ billion project due to be operational in the 2030s.
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NewsSaturation diver shares story of survival after 41 minutes without oxygen
A saturation diver who survived for 41 minutes after his umbilical cable snapped 90 metres below sea level shared his story with delegates at a recent conference.
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NewsSalvaging container ships in European waters
Salvage companies debated the handling of container ship accidents off Europe’s congested coastline at an annual conference in London last week.
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NewsINTERVIEW: Leading the charge in marine batteries
As the marine industry shifts towards sustainability, more marine battery makers are emerging – not least Tesvolt Ocean, which was formed this year in a bid to disrupt the current market.
