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SURVEYS & AUDITS

March 23, 2025 admin Rules and Regulation Leave a comment

Difference between Audit, inspection and survey? Are they mandatory? Survey is a broad concept wherein a particular area or system

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Recognized organization

March 20, 2025 admin Maritime Industry Leave a comment

What is a RO and what is its role? Recognized organization (RO) means an organization that is recognized by a

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Wheel Over Position

March 19, 2025 admin Navigation Leave a comment

WOP is the point on the initial course at which the wheel is put over to initiate the turning of

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SCOPIC

March 19, 2025 admin Maritime Law Leave a comment

Article 13 reward is given only when the salvage was successful. Many salvors would not go for salvage where success

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ENERGY EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENTS IN NEW BUILDING VESSELS:

March 19, 2025 admin Ship Construction Leave a comment

Initial stages of the design process have the greatest impact on energy efficiency since all major decisions, such as machinery

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Inventory of Hazardous Materials (IHM)

March 18, 2025 admin Maritime Law Leave a comment

INVENTORY OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS (IHM) The “Inventory of Hazardous Materials” – formerly referred to at IMO and at LR as

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Loading Coal

March 15, 2025 admin Bulk Carrier Leave a comment

COAL Properties and characteristics 1. Coals may emit methane, a flammable gas. A methane/air mixture containing between 5% and 16%

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Loading Sulphur

March 15, 2025 admin Bulk Carrier Leave a comment

Sulphur – IMDG Code (IMO International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code) Class 4.1: Is a relatively cheap commodity, which is used

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Loading Fertilizer

March 15, 2025 admin Bulk Carrier Leave a comment

Millions of tonnes of substances (raw materials and products) are transported in bulk by sea across continents for the fertilizer

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Future Amendments

March 14, 2025 admin Maritime Law Leave a comment

Entry into force 1 January 2025 Amendments to the International Maritime Solid Bulk Cargoes Code (IMSBC Code) -Amendment 07-23 Background:

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