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STCW stands for Standard Training Certification and Watching. It is a worldwide Maritime convention that ensures a lateral standard
As a matter of urgency, merchant ships trading in the Gulf of Guinea has been advised adhering to
Sometimes, people do mix up the difference between Weather-tight and Watertight Doors. I was onboard a ship for
On October 8, 2019 it was confirmed that a chief mate who leads on mooring operation during ship
Before ship departure and arrival to port or anchorage, the duty officer has a lot to check for
Marine Air compressor is used onboard vessels to compress air for engine starting, engine control air usage, cleaning,
Onboard ship, emergency is one of the things that we never pray for, but it sometimes happen. Therefore
God bless Africans with a very good weather conditions, minerals resources, etc. But today, due to improper handling
According to the information released on Jan 29 afternoon, fire outbreak was seen on a 24 years old
On our previous article about maritime English language learning programs, we’ve talked about ways to improve maritime English
In all physical labor, wrong object lifting techniques can lead to body or back pains. Irrespective of your
Since the discovery of crude oil at Oloibiri, Delta state Nigeria in 1956, Nigeria became a major oil
The marine notice release by AMSA on march 2024, was to inform all ships calling Australian ports on
Recently, Marine Safety Forum published a Safety Alert on an incident onboard a ship where upon inspection it
The recent amendments to SOLAS Regulation II-1/3-8, effective from 1 January 2024,have introduced critical new requirements for mooring
Below are marine Abbreviations of ship types you may encounter; S/M – SubMarine SB – Small Boat SC