IMCA: Line of fire incidents remain leading cause of LTIs
IMCA published on 15 May its annual Safety Statistics Report, revealing that ‘line of fire’ incidents remained the leading cause of LTIs.
Read moreDetailsIMCA published on 15 May its annual Safety Statistics Report, revealing that ‘line of fire’ incidents remained the leading cause of LTIs.
Read moreDetailsPMA has implemented Precheck, a screening process that aims to ensure only compliant vessels join the Panama Ship Registry.
Read moreDetailsA training session led by IMO was held in Comoros (7-11 April) to strengthen PSC capabilities and support maritime safety in the region.
Read moreDetailsThe UK’s Department for Transport (DfT) published on 15 April the updated Port & Marine Facilities Safety Code.
Read moreDetailsMore than 160 people were reported dead or missing in maritime incidents in South Korea last year, according to government data.
Read moreDetailsThe SEA-CARE working group concluded its third session in February by confirming commitments to share key data to secure common objectives.
Read moreDetailsThe U.S. Coast Guard has issued a safety alert regarding defective heat detectors discovered during an engine room fire investigation.
Read moreDetailsMore than 70 delegates from the Asia-Pacific and Indian Ocean regions gathered on the Gold Coast, Queensland, from 24 to 28 February for a joint seminar focused on improving maritime safety.
Read moreDetailsIMO conducted a workshop in Kenya to boost search and rescue capabilities in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden area.
Read moreDetailsThe Norwegian Maritime Authority has reported an increase in the number of incidents involving commercial vessels in the past year.
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