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[ad_1] Thanks very much to The Maritime Executive for your kind invitation to rethink our maritime industry's programs for safe confined space entry and repairs.   My name is Don Sly, and during these last 45 years I have tested the safety of some 200,000 maritime...

[ad_1] In the second ship-to-ship LNG bunkering operation to take place in Germany and the first ever in the Port of Rostock, the world’s largest LNG bunker vessel Kairos supplied fuel to the newly-built offshore installation vessel Orion.  Orion is currently at the Liebherr construction yard in the Port...

[ad_1] The 159 crewmembers of the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Polar Star (WAGB 10) arrived at McMurdo Station, Antactica, on January 22 following a 58-day transit from the U.S. The cutter departed her homeport of Seattle on November 26. This year marks the Polar Star’s 23rd...

[ad_1] Vessel traffic on the Rhine was briefly delayed Tuesday after construction workers found a WWII-era bomb near the river's banks.  The 1,100 pound American-made bomb was found on the bank of the Rhine in the Deutz business district near Cologne's Hohenzollern Bridge. The city's response...

[ad_1] Age discrimination is no joke, and can affect individuals of all ages in any field of work, says Natalie Shaw, Director of Employment Affairs at the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS).  “Age discrimination is a form of unfair treatment, and the age gap between employees...