Routine post-incident interviews often don’t yield as much information as shipowners, insurers and other stakeholders hope for. Why? Because they don’t explicitly account for the emotional trauma experienced by the seafarers involved and the high-stres…
Early assessment of mental injury is critical for crew and company Read More »
As the entry into force of IMO’s energy efficiency regulations EEXI and CII rapidly approaches, data-driven assessments and expert advice are essential starting points for any discussion on compliance. With less than a year until entry into force, it i…
Driving fleet decarbonisation with data-led advice Read More »
Cruise giant wants to hold water fixture maker Grohe liable for passenger’s third-degree burns
Scalding shower injures passenger, putting Norwegian and vendor in hot water Read More »
Despite concern that sanctions against Russia would cause a shortfall of fertilizer in Brazil, preliminary shipping data shows orders being fulfilled and vessels heading for Brazil, potentially allowing a normal grain planting season.At least 24 vessel…
Ships Carrying Russian Fertilizers Find Way to Brazil Despite Sanctions Read More »
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Buffalo District awarded a $3.85 million contract to Illinois-based Great Lakes Dock and Materials, L.L.C. on March 31 for repairs to the Rochester Harbor East Pier in Rochester, N.Y.Repairs will ensure the pie…
Rochester Harbor Pier Repair Contract Awarded Read More »