Crew & STCW
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Iran Asserts Hormuz Control Rights After Ship Attack Near Oman
Iran reasserts Hormuz control rights after ship attack near Oman. Key implications for bulk carrier operators, crew safety, and transit risk management.
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Engine Shortages Return to Test Shipyard Capacity
Engine shortages are curbing shipyard output again, with dual-fuel two-stroke units most affected. Key implications for bulk carrier operators planning newbuilds.
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Gard Report: Routine Tasks Drive Most Seafarer Injuries
Gard’s third Crew Claims Report finds most seafarer injuries occur during routine tasks. Key findings and safety implications for bulk carrier operators.
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Australia Funds Sea-Time Program to Address Seafarer Shortage
Australia funds sea-time placements for 49 maritime trainees under the MSTI program, targeting the shortage of qualified seafarers for bulk carrier operators.
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Australia Funds Sea-Time Program to Address Seafarer Shortage
Australia funds sea-time placements for 49 trainees under the MSTI program, targeting the shortage of qualified seafarers for bulk carrier and commercial shipping operations.
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Scotland Invests £1.7m to Build Offshore Wind Skills Pipeline
Scotland awards £1.7m to three offshore wind training projects, boosting skills hubs and engineering programmes relevant to maritime professionals.
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Drone Strike on Panama-Flagged Bulk Carrier Kills One Seafarer
A drone strike on a Panama-flagged ship in the Black Sea has killed one seafarer and injured two. Key guidance for bulk carrier operators on crew safety.
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Drone Strike on Panama-Flagged Bulker Kills One Crew in Black Sea
A drone attack on a Panama-flagged vessel in the Black Sea has killed one crew member and injured two, Panama’s Maritime Authority confirms.
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North Sea Asset Acquisition Impacts Maritime Operations Outlook
Serica Energy completes North Sea asset acquisition from ONE-Dyas, potentially impacting maritime operations and vessel deployment in the region.
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Genco Modifies Shareholder Rights Plan Amid Diana Shipping Proxy Contest
Genco Shipping modifies shareholder rights plan amid proxy fight with Diana Shipping, pledging limited use and future investor approval requirements.