Explore the educational value, historical significance, and evolving role of maritime museums worldwide. This comprehensive guide is ideal for maritime students, cadets, ship officers, enthusiasts, and professionals in the shipping […]

Ship recycling, also known as ship-breaking, is the process of dismantling a ship for parts or the extraction of raw materials, chiefly scrap. As ships have a lifespan of 25 […]

AP Moller Maersk has won this year’s TT Club Innovation in Safety Award for its AMP Terminals Vessel Inspection App. The app, which is available in six languages: Arabic, English, […]

Piracy at sea refers to the act of attacking ships, boats, or seafaring vessels with the intent of stealing goods or valuables, taking hostages for ransom, or causing harm to […]

Marine/Ship surveying and quality assurance refer to the process of evaluating the condition of ships and marine structures to ensure they comply with safety, environmental, and other regulatory requirements. Marine […]

Ship repair and dry docking are essential maintenance procedures that help keep a ship operational and safe. Ship repair refers to the process of fixing any damages to the ship’s […]

Ship stability refers to the ability of a ship to maintain equilibrium in different conditions of loading and operation. It is an essential aspect of ship design, ensuring that the […]

Ship (Marine) Materials and Welding Techniques are crucial aspects of marine engineering. Ships are made of a variety of materials, and welding is the primary method of joining these materials […]

The Persian Gulf is a body of water located in Western Asia, bordered by Iran to the north, Kuwait, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia to the west, Bahrain, Qatar, and the […]

Marine maintenance systems for ships’ hull and machinery are essential to ensure the vessel’s safety, efficiency, and reliability. These systems help to minimize operational costs, extend the service life of […]