Maritime safety news

10 Oct, 24

India Launches New Maritime Hub for Sustainable Shipping Transport

Lloyd’s Register (LR) has partnered with the Government of India’s Directorate General of Shipping for the design of the Indian Ocean Centre of Excellence for Sustainable Shipping Transport (IOCE-SMarT).  The initiative improves the Maritime Training Institute (MTI) in Mumbai, changing it into a hub of maritime excellence in collaboration with the IMO’s global Maritime Technologies […]
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Navigation
09 Oct, 24

8 Trends That Will Affect Aids to Navigation

AMSA sustains a network of over 480 marine Aids to Navigation (AtoN), in line with international standards, to provide safe navigation in Australian waters. In a current publication, AMSA highlights that AIS AtoN technologies must be replaced with systems that are saved according to modern cybersecurity best practices. AMSA also consults how this new reality will affect […]
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Hearing Onboard
04 Oct, 24

Tips for Protecting Your Hearing Onboard

Neglecting to protect hearing can have severe painful long-term consequences, affecting not just career longevity but the overall life grade of seafarers. Hearing loss can affect communication, safety, and job routine, leading to increased risks on board and potential for misfortunes. By consistently using appropriate hearing protection and adhering to safety guidelines, seafarers can seriously […]
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EMSA: Safety Concerns for Hydrogen-fuelled Ships
05 Aug, 24

EMSA: Safety Concerns for Hydrogen-fuelled Ships

EMSA has issued a report that analyses hydrogen’s primary factors to frame which safety dangers, system hazards, and risks to be considered and mitigated when using hydrogen as ship fuel.  The report aims to help the industry and the regulators in a safe and harmonized deployment of this relevant technology that could establish an important […]
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