USCG cancels obsolete Navigation and Inspection Circulars
The US Coast Guard announced the cancellation of several obsolete Navigation and Vessel Inspection Circulars (NVIC).
Read moreThe US Coast Guard announced the cancellation of several obsolete Navigation and Vessel Inspection Circulars (NVIC).
Read moreThe Partial Amendment of the Act on Maritime Traffic Safety came into force in Japan on 1st July 2021. Under the amendment, a new system for navigational safety is to be launched in Tokyo Bay, Ise Bay and Setonaikai (including Osaka Bay).
Read moreWhen accidents occur whilst a vessel is under pilotage, the cause is generally a collective underperformance of the bridge team, and it is recognized that the ships’ masters and officers will also have played a part, the Gard P&I Club said.
Read moreNTSB issued an investigation report on the contact of the towing vessel Old Glory and its barge with a bridge in Indian River, Florida, in August 2020. The incident stressed the importance of checking the Coast Pilot and charts when developing voyage plans to improve knowledge of an area and prepare for a safe passage.
Read moreUnderstanding how navigational layers work and what benefits they provide is a crucial part of the navigator’s role. In its latest issued of 'The Navigator', The Nautical Institute focuses on navigational layers, as a means to support and enhance good decision-making.
Read moreIn its latest released casebook of marine casualties, Swedish Club focuses on a bulk carrier grounding due to heavy weather conditions.
Read moreDMAIB issued an investigation report on the collision of the general cargo ship ICE ROSE with anti-submarine ship 311 KAZANETS of the Russian Navy in the Sound, Denmark, in September 2020. The investigation established that the collision happened as a result of the navigational practises on both ships on that day.
Read moreIn its recently released casebook of maritime incidents, Swedish Club describes a grounding case, as the officer on watch missed the waypoint.
Read moreIn its recently released casebook of maritime incidents, Swedish Club describes a grounding case as channel buoys were in the wrong position.
Read moreUK MCA issued a Marine Guidance Note highlighting issues to be taken into consideration when assessing the impact on navigational safety and emergency response (search and rescue, salvage and towing, and counter pollution) caused by offshore renewable energy installation developments.
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