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CCS appoints new president
(Posted on 08/01/22)China Classification Society has announced the appointment of a new President and vice president. Founded in 1956, CCS is headquartered in Beijing and is a full member of the International Association of Classification Societies (IACS).Mr Sun Feng formerly a CCS vice president becomes the new Chairman and President taking over from...
New Sea Change Fund for seafarers in crisis
(Posted on 08/01/22)Maritime charity Sailors’ Society has launched a new fund to provide urgent welfare grants for seafarers and their families in desperate need.The Sea Change Fund has been set up in response to a huge increase in calls for the charity’s help, with demand for grants increasing by 850 per cent in the first 18 months of...
ClassNK to make electronic certificates and reports as standard
(Posted on 20/12/21)Leading Classification Society ClassNK will make electronic certificates and reports issued for ships as standard service from 30 January 2022.For the convenience of clients, ClassNK has been providing an environment in which documents can be used in electronic data upon request since the early 2000s for survey records and since...
Saudi shipowners commit 100+ vessels to CSM
(Posted on 20/12/21)A leading group of progressive Saudi owners and operators have committed over 100 offshore assets to Columbia Shipmanagement (CSM) Saudi Arabia.Hadi Hamad Al-Hammam, ATCO, BGMS, BAAS, High Seas and Naghi Marine have all confirmed their intent to engage with CSM Saudi Arabia on a third-party management, crew management or franchise...
BMA announces agreement for representation in South Korea
(Posted on 20/12/21)The Bahamas Maritime Authority (BMA) announces that it has signed an agreement with Ben Line Agencies to establish representation in South Korea, one of the world’s leading shipbuilding and ship-owning nations.This agreement is aimed at extending The BMA’s presence in South Korea beyond its authorised Inspectorate and...
Initial deaths in enclosed spaces research results revealed
(Posted on 13/12/21)Enclosed space deaths continue to be one of the biggest occupational hazards aboard ship.Several years ago, InterManager launched a survey on enclosed space deaths, to which 5000 seafarers responded. A number of issues were raised, in particular:• Procedures often seem to seafarers, difficult to understand, confusing...
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