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SeaTrust-LS incorporates KR’s new 2018 guidance for container securing assessment, which reflects practical insights […] Stand together against cyber crime Cyber Security Features News July 29, 2019 A sore but undeniable truth of the maritime industry is that crew are constantly being treated as a liability. To hear it told by shipowners, projects such as the Wilhelmsen Ship Management (WSM)-led initiative with […] ABS first to accept 3D digital models for class surveys News Technology April 9, 2020 The American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) has completed a pilot project using 3D digital models for class surveys. ABS will now fully support 3D model integration into engineering and surveys. The pilot project was carried […] Editor’s opinion Utilise mainstream media to focus governments on resolving crew change crisis Shipping must utilise mainstream media to push governments to enact crew changes amid COVID-19 travel restrictions Shipping has received a massive amount of attention from mainstream media in 2020 because of the global COVID-19 pandemic. […] Industry Opinion Commentary Pandemic sets new reality for seafarers June 17, 2020 The work to protect crew wellbeing has taken on even greater significance during this pandemic, with a new set of challenges facing those in the seafaring community The COVID-19 pandemic has shone a very welcoming […] Commentary Maintaining a safety-first approach during COVID-19 May 19, 2020 The global economy and the shipping industry have faced their fair share of shocks and pressures in recent years. However, none have been as unprecedented and severe as the COVID-19 pandemic, which is truly stretching […] Commentary A decade of mentoring May 12, 2020 We should not let opportunities to impart valuable maritime knowledge pass us by. It would be such a waste as that knowledge might help save a live at sea I began writing my book Mentoring […] Commentary Maritime safety – Policy vs reality April 3, 2020 The UK government is making maritime safety a top policy priority, it will need to take a hard line on industry players to ensure proper regulatory implementation Shipping enables the movement of goods globally and […] Latest News COVID-19 outbreak: Tanker quarantined in Antwerp June 25, 2020 Survey to assess COVID-19 impact on maritime workforce launched by Lloyd’s Register June 25, 2020 All Russian ships face quarantine in South Korea June 25, 2020 Bangladesh to financially help seafarers June 25, 2020 Day of the Seafarer: More calls on governments to declare key worker status June 25, 2020 UK government to hold international summit to address crew changes amid COVID-19 June 25, 2020 COVID-19 hits Keppel Shipyard again June 25, 2020 Bulk carrier destroys bridge in Panama Canal June 24, 2020 Day of the Seafarer: IMO increases call on governments to give crews key worker status June 24, 2020 Maritime companies turn to technology and start-ups to improve safety June 24, 2020 What the IAPH cyber guidance for ports means for shipping June 23, 2020 Webinars Cyber Security 2018 – the IHS Markit survey results and what they mean for shipping October 11 – 14.30 No one is immune to a cyber breach. In 2018, COSCO Shipping had the misfortune of joining the list of [...] Special Content What the IAPH cyber guidance for ports means for shipping The World Ports Sustainability Program (WPSP), part of the International Association of Ports and Harbors (IAPH), has published a Port Community Cyber Security White Paper, which serves as guide to [...] Asia-Pacific port state control regime detains most vessels, according to data The three countries that detain the most vessels in their ports are signatories of the Tokyo Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), according to data from IHS [...] FEATURED Safety at Sea and BIMCO cyber security whitepaper identifies maritime weak spots Cyber Security News September 12, 2019 As part of its remit to shine a spotlight on safety issues for the maritime sector, Safety at Sea has had cyber security on its radar for a number of years, and has conducted a […] SurveyAwards Advertise Subscribe Editorial Calendar Contact Us Privacy Terms and Conditions Related Sites Copyright Modern Slavery Statement Copyright © IHS Markit...