Vessels in China to report AIS data while transiting
American P&I Club has issued a circular to inform of a requirement in China for large vessels to report AIS data while transiting Chinese waters.
Read moreDetailsAmerican P&I Club has issued a circular to inform of a requirement in China for large vessels to report AIS data while transiting Chinese waters.
Read moreDetailsFostering strong social connections at sea becomes essential for a positive, productive, and collaborative environment, notes Maria Kostala for The American P&I Club.
Read moreDetailsAs part of its Good Catch series, the American P&I Club draws lessons learned from an incident in which a fire occurred due to cracked refractory bricks caused by thermal shock from adding cold water during incinerator operation.
Read moreDetailsAs part of their Good Catch series, American P&I has published an animation titled "Ready for a Rescue? – Engine Room Fire Rescue" to inform viewers about safety practices for locating and rescuing crew members during engine room fires.
Read moreDetailsThe American Club has issued an alert on 29 October regarding the prevention of claims during transit in the Suez Canal.
Read moreDetailsTurkish authorities have recently issued a notice regarding their efforts to ensure that foreign-flagged vessels meet the Regulation D-2 ballast water performance standard as required by the BWM Convention.
Read moreDetailsThe American P&I Club has issued an alert to inform interested parties on how drought has impacted river operations in Brazil.
Read moreDetailsThe American P&I Club, has issued a guide, as part of its "All Hands on Deck" series, with best practices for transiting waters during heavy weather.
Read moreDetailsGood housekeeping is essential to a safe workplace onboard a vessel. The appearance of your ship and its equipment on the outside suggests how well things are operating on the inside, and more importantly contributes to the health, safety and happiness of the vessel and crew, the American Club has highlighted in a comprehensive guide.
Read moreDetailsAccording to American Club, the ingress of seawater through leaking hatch covers remains one of the most significant causes of cargo damage aboard dry cargo vessels.
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