Videotel launches new training series on marine fire fighting
Videotel, has launched an updated five-part series: Fire Fighting At Sea, with the support and expertise from marine fire specialists and industry experts
Read moreVideotel, has launched an updated five-part series: Fire Fighting At Sea, with the support and expertise from marine fire specialists and industry experts
Read moreEMSA launches e-learning programme to help PSC officers apply MLC
Read moreUSCG 9th District and the Lake Carriers' Association jointly signed a Mutual Training Agreement, that further promotes cooperation and education opportunities
Read moreShipowners and operators are reaping the benefits of the Wilhelmsen Ships Service Welding Safety Campaign
Read moreThe fourth Russian-Japanese seminar Сooperation in shipbuilding and ship repair' is to take place on 4-5 September 2014
Read moreFew people are as devoted to seafarers' wellbeing as MPHRP's partners, which include the members of the International Seafarers Welfare and ISWAN and the ICMA
Read moreMitsui Engineering & Shipbuilding, its subsidiary, MES Technoservice and Nippon Kaiji Kyokai have embarked on a joint research project to develop the "Condition-Based Engine Monitoring System" for the Mitsui-MAN B&W diesel engines. The system will realize preventive maintenance by the early detection of any abnormalities of the electronically controlled diesel engines for marine use. These days electronically controlled type engines have become the industry leader. Compared with the conventional mechanical type engines, electronically controlled engines obtain a great amount of data from the many sensors installed on the engines. However, this increase of available data can put a strain on the resources of the shipping companies. Only experienced crew members can monitor the data taken from the sensors and then judge the status of the engine condition. The goal of this joint research project is to ensure safe operation of vessels while reducing the operating costs. The data taken from the sensors will be automatically analyzed to prevent any system failures and diagnose the performance data to extend overhaul intervals. In 2004, MES introduced an online marine engine support system called e-GICS (electronic Global Internet Customer Support). The system provides performance diagnosis, maintenance diagnosis of main parts etc. for Mitsui ...
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Read moreThe National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is offering four investigative courses and one focused on disaster response/family assistance
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