Blogs
Everything You Need to Know about IMU-CET 2023
The merchant navy is the backbone of a country’s international trade as well as its import-export business. To transport and deliver commodities from one country to another, merchant navy ships employ a large number of people every year.
IMU-CET 2023 Eligibility Checker
Well, it is quite important to get proper knowledge about the eligibility criteria as it will decide whether you are suitable for IMU-CET 2023 or not.
Career Path in Merchant Navy after IMU-CET 2023
It is a pretty typical doubt that an applicant has when considering joining the merchant navy. In this blog, we've attempted to clarify how the Merchant Navy hierarchy works when a candidate passes the IMUCET exam and enrols in courses for pre-sea training.
11 Major Cruise Ports in Asia
In this blog, we will take you through the eleven major cruise ports in Asia, that will help you plan your ideal voyage.
Everything you Need to Know About the Marine Industry: Starter Guide
Do you wish to enter the marine industry and gain basic knowledge of the field? or Are you going to appear for sponsorship or entrance examinations of renowned shipping companies? Then this free guide is for you!
Case studies
UK MAIB – Improper Mooring Arrangement Led to Chief Mate’s Death
The UK MAIB has published a report on the death of a chief officer who was struck in the head by a tensioned mooring line aboard a bulker in 2021, finding that a short-handed operation and an unfamiliarity with the mooring arrangement contributed to his death.
Explosion Caused By Fumigation – Case Study
The hatch covers had shifted somewhat, and blue-grey smoke could be seen pouring from beneath the edges, according to the crew. A third explosion occurred about an hour later in a second hold, and a fourth occurred a few minutes afterward. Shortly later, explosions erupted in the other holds.
Misdeclared container caused fire – Case study
In its recently issued Monthly Safety Scenario, the Swedish P&I Club focuses on a case where a containership suffered fire due to misdeclared cargo. Read the case study to find out the cause of the incident and the lessons for the maritime industry.
Lithium-Ion Batteries causing fire on ships? – Höegh Xiamen Case Study
Failure to disconnect vehicle batteries caused fire on board and led to a loss of $40 million dollars: Said NTSB in a recent report published from its investigation into the June 2020 car carrier fire in Jacksonville, Florida.
How a Candle caused loss of $6.78M Superyacht in Miami – Case study
According to the NTSB investigation, the 2019 loss of the superyacht Andiamo in Miami was caused by unattended candles, a malfunctioning fire alarm, and too much firefighting water.