“Under” Norway – World’s Largest Underwater Restaurant There are countless amazing underwater dining options, but none compare to Under, the world’s largest underwater restaurant. This unique and captivating restaurant is situated in Lindsnes, Norway, approximately an hour and a half’s drive from Kristiansand, the region’s main city and transportation hub. Flights and ferries connect to […]
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A Complete List of Shipboard Fuel, Diesel, and Lubricant Oil Storage Tanks A ship is a large floating storage structure primarily used to store and transport liquid or dry cargo from port to port. Ships require large quantities of oil (either fuel oil or lubricants) as well as water to efficiently operate their propulsion and
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Commercial Port Security Management Defensive ports are among the most secure locations in any nation. Indeed, they house naval vessels, defensive weapons, offices, and personnel. They are guarded 24/7 by highly trained forces equipped with advanced surveillance equipment and weaponry. What about commercial ports? Do they need security? With billions of dollars worth of goods
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Ban on Perfluorooctane Sulfonate (PFOS) in Firefighting Agents – A Critical Regulation Shipowners Must Not Ignore Maritime safety regulations are constantly evolving, often driven by concerns about the environment and human health. One pressing issue is the International Maritime Organization (IMO)’s upcoming ban on firefighting agents containing perfluorooctane sulfonate (PFOS). This new regulation, adopted by
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How Are Ship Fenders Used for Berthing? A ship’s fender system is one of the primary factors affecting a ship’s berthing position. It affects not only the ship’s mechanical and electrical systems but also its berthing position. An effective ship fender system protects the ship from external damage caused by contact between the hull, dock,
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10 Things to Consider While Using Auto-Pilot System on Ships In ancient times, the “Captain” was an indispensable member of the bridge team. The title “Captain” was given to outstanding sailors whose primary responsibility was to steer the ship in accordance with the instructions of the captain and officers. Captains would take turns steering the
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What are Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs)? VOCs are organic compounds with high vapor pressure and low water solubility. VOCs are emitted in the gaseous form by many solid and liquid organic chemicals, such as paints, varnishes, pesticides, lacquers, building materials, furniture, and household chemicals like wax. All of these materials contain organic solvents, as do
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How can Spark Erosion damage a ship’s main propulsion engine? Various automated systems are used on ships to ensure the efficient and smooth operation of machinery. However, machinery failures are common, primarily due to a lack of understanding of these systems by crew members. Therefore, proper installation and maintenance of these systems are crucial to
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A Guide To HAZMAT Cargo Loading on Ships Different ships carry different types and forms of cargo at sea. Maritime regulations maintain a database of approximately 5,000 different categories of HAZMAT Cargo. As a maritime professional, knowing whether your vessel is carrying HAZMAT Cargo is crucial. A common misconception is that the International Maritime Dangerous
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What is a Notice of Protest (NOP) on board a vessel? A Notice of Protest is a sworn statement by the master. It covers circumstances beyond the master’s control that could cause or have caused loss or damage to the vessel or cargo, or that could compel the master to leave a dangerous port, thereby
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