Training

The Shanghai Maritime Safety Administration (MSA) is raising the alarm on a spike in machinery and electrical failures in the Yangtze River Estuary, a critical waterway where navigational risks can cascade into environmental disasters and operational

South Shields Marine School, the world’s oldest maritime training institution, is throwing open its doors to anyone curious about a life at sea. With the maritime industry facing a skills gap and an aging workforce, the school’s principal, Simon Asht

The 10th edition of India’s biennial marine pollution response exercise, NATPOLREX-X, has kicked off off Chennai’s coast, bringing together national and international stakeholders to tackle marine oil spill emergencies. This isn’t just another drill—

The energy transition in maritime shipping is heating up, and the debate around ammonia and hydrogen is no longer just about potential—it’s about execution. That was the clear takeaway from a recent panel at the Argus Clean Ammonia North America Conf

Cyprus is stepping into the spotlight of global shipping, leveraging diplomacy, strategic alliances, and a laser focus on critical issues to reshape its maritime future. The island’s shipping sector, long a cornerstone of its economy, is undergoing a

Delgado Community College’s Maritime and Industrial Training Center in New Orleans is raising the bar for deckhand training, and it’s not just about polishing the facility—it’s about redefining what it means to prepare mariners for the future. The ne

Chris Hoyle, Chairman of the UK Maritime Pilots’ Association (UKMPA), doesn’t mince words: the maritime industry is still grappling with systemic risks in pilot transfers, and the clock is ticking. With the IMO’s SOLAS V/23 compliance deadline loomin

The maritime industry is on the cusp of its most transformative era yet, and according to the leaders who gathered at the International Shipowning and Shipmanagement Summit (ISSS) during London International Shipping Week 2025, the driving force behi

Wilson Sons is doubling down on safety and efficiency with a pair of upgrades to its Santos, São Paulo hub. The company has opened a revamped Training Centre and Towage Operations Centre (COR) at Edifício Palazzo on Avenida Ana Costa, packing in tech

Fishing is a tough gig. Long hours, unpredictable seas, and remote operations make it one of the most dangerous industries on the planet. But a recent workshop in Ecuador is shining a light on how training and certification can turn the tide on safet