How Safe Are Our Ports and Ships in an Unpredictable World? ISPS Code Explained: International Ship and Port Facility Security for Maritime Safety and Compliance Learn what the ISPS Code […]
Oil pollution from ships is a significant environmental threat, primarily caused by oil spills, operational discharges, and accidental leaks. Such pollution affects marine ecosystems, coastal communities, and industries relying on […]
A double-hull tanker is a type of ship designed with two layers of watertight hull surfaces instead of one, significantly reducing the risk of oil spills. This design improvement was […]
Cargo Tank Washing and Slop Tanks: The Need for ODME Tanker ships play a critical role in global trade, transporting vast quantities of crude oil and refined petroleum products across […]
The Shipboard Oil Pollution Emergency Plan (SOPEP) is a mandatory document required under MARPOL Annex I, designed to guide ship crews in preventing, controlling, and responding to oil spills. It […]
Third Officers and Navigational Officers on commercial ships are often asked questions to assess their knowledge and readiness in handling various maritime responsibilities. These questions may cover topics such as […]
Man overboard (MOB) drills are a critical component of maritime safety, designed to prepare crew members to respond swiftly and effectively in the event of a person falling overboard. These […]
In the maritime industry, maintaining a ship’s stability and seaworthiness is crucial, especially for tankers transporting oil and hazardous cargo. One essential feature in modern tankers is the Segregated Ballast […]
The term cadet refers to a student or trainee preparing for a career in fields such as the military, maritime operations, or law enforcement. In the context of commercial shipping, a ship cadet is an […]
Introduction to UNCLOS The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) is an international treaty that provides a comprehensive legal framework governing all activities related to the […]
