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The Isle of Man Ship Registry will now be processing applications for endorsements recognising seafarers' qualifications online.

Isle of Man Ship Registry celebrates 30 years of success

The Isle of Man Ship Registry has announced that from 1 April 2014 it is introducing new incentives for ship owners to adopt energy efficient ship designs which reduce fuel consumption and air pollution

The Isle of Man Government has taken a further step towards exploring the opportunities for generation of offshore wind and tidal energy and is now inviting expressions of interest from parties seeking to develop offshore energy production in Isle of Man territorial seas.

Isle of Man Ship Registry Completes Pilot Project with Korean Register

Isle of Man issues shipping notice re maritime security and PCASP

Isle of Man Ship Registry Hits 15m Tonnage Milestone

World leading Ship Superintendents Training Course is underway

Presence in the Asia-Pacific region The Isle of Man Government's Department of Economic Development is opening a representative office in Singapore. The office will allow increased engagement and strengthening of commercial relations in both Singapore and the wider Asia-Pacific region.The representative office, which will be based in the central business district of Raffles Place, will provide a presence for the Isle of Man in the region and a point of reference for Asian businesses interested in doing business with the Island. An example of an existing successful relationship is found within the maritime industry.The Isle of Man Ship Registry is one of the most respected registries in the world and offers a quality flag option. Since 2009, 20 vessels operated from Singapore have been registered under the Isle of Man flag, with three more due to be delivered before the end of 2012.Earlier this year, the Registry joined the newly formed Asia Pacific Superyacht Association (APSA) as founding members, highlighting the commitment made to the region.Leading law and professional services group, Cains, who have operated in Singapore for three years, will provide the Isle of Man Government with office services.John Shimmin, Minister for the Department of Economic Development, said: 'The ...

Approved protective clothing used in fire fighting on board ships Isle of Man Ship Registry issues Marine Notice re Fire fighting protective clothing as follows:SOLAS Chapter II-2 Regulation 10 and the associated Manx Regulations require that a cargo ship carry a minimum of two sets of fire-fighting outfits complying with the requirements of the Fire Systems Code.This notice refers specifically to the requirements for the personal equipment to be provided under that Code. The Code requires that the personal equipment shall consist of the following:a) Protective clothing of material to protect the skin from the heat radiating from the fire and from burns and scalding by steam. The outer surface shall be water resistant;b) Boots of rubber or other electrically non-conducting material; andc) Rigid helmet providing effective protection against impact.For more information, click here.Source: Isle of Man Ship Registry