The Nautical Institute launched a flagship distance learning programme, the Command Diploma Scheme, in Singapore, on March 24th. At the core of the scheme, are the subjects that existing and aspiring masters have identified as areas of concern, such as onboard...
Chart & Publications Title Edition Due New Admiralty Charts published 06 April 2017 2048 International Chart Series, Baltic Sea, Klaipeda to Pavilosta 06-04-17 2054 International Chart Series, Baltic Sea - Sweden - East Coast, Oland to Gotland with...
The third edition of this book (first published in 1977) includes numerous changes and additions. This book brings a fresh approach to the study of navigation, and the emphasis is on the understanding of principles as well as on practical applications. A wide range of...
Only few months have been left for ECDIS updates. DNV GL has recently experienced an increased number of queries related to this issue and highlights key points from consideration. The International Hydrographic Organization (IHO) has revised its ECDIS standards, with...
Chart & Publications Title Edition Due New Admiralty Charts published 30 March 2017 2259 International Chart Series, Baltic Sea - Gulf of Finland, Hamina (Fredrikshamn) 30-03-17 2260 International Chart Series, Baltic Sea - Gulf of Finland, Kotka ...
This book encourages ship operators to achieve high standards of ship management and continuous improvement, providing guidance on OCIMF's view of industry best practice. The Oil Companies International Marine Forum (OCIMF) has been at the forefront of the drive to...
The Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) announced that eight foreign flagged ships were under detention in UK ports, during February 2017, after failing Port State Control (PSC) inspection. During February, there were two new detention of foreign flagged vessels in...
New Editions Chart & Publications Title Edition Due New Admiralty Charts published 23 March 2017 8289 Port Approach Guide Firth of Forth including Leith 23-03-17 8290 Port Approach Guide River Forth including Grangemouth and Rosyth 23-03-17 New Editions of...
Last week we were awarded the contract to supply Marine Scotland's fleet with charts, publications and navigational updates for an initial 4 year term. This move will ensure that the marine patrol and research vessels, which navigate Scottish waters will continue to...
The Norwegian government has finally agreed to proceed to the construction of the Stad tunnel, the worlds first ship tunnel under a mountain on the remote western coast of Norway. The new 'tourist attraction' will not only save time but also money. Freighters and...