Anchors are designed for temporary mooring in harbors, not extreme weather. Proper planning and risk assessment prevents anchor dragging and vessel damage. Controlled deployment and monitoring ensure a secure anchorage. Anchoring is

The Nautical Institute reports of am incident involving damage to the accommodation ladder. What happened? A tanker had arrived at berth to load a fuel parcel. Once mooring was completed, the starboard

The Nautical Institute reports of an incident where crew fingers were crushed by heavy equipment. What happened? An engineer and a helper needed to inspect the spare impeller blade assembly for the

In a recent maritime incident, a fully loaded tanker succumbed to progressive flooding and ultimately sank after departing despite severe weather warnings, reports the Nautical Institute. What happened? A fully loaded tanker

The Nautical Institute reports of a dragging anchor incident resulting in the collision of vessels. What happened? Two bulk carriers were at anchor awaiting berthing instructions, a safe distance away from each

A recent safety alert from the Marine Safety Forum (MSF) highlights a galley incident where a cook sustained burns while handling a pot of boiling water. What happened A cook sustained burns

Innovative USV Design Revolutionizes Offshore Surveys. Massterly to Operate REACH REMOTE 1 from Land-Based Control Center. Collaboration Drives the Future of Uncrewed Maritime Technology. The successful launch of REACH REMOTE 1, a

The USCG reports of a recent marine casualty involving a shipboard crane occurred while a 69-ton wind turbine nacelle was being offloaded. What happened? While hoisting, a wire rope parted, causing the

Dry compressed air is vital to safe equipment operation, says USCG. The Incident A recent Coast Guard investigation involving a fire and subsequent loss of propulsion on board an inspected vessel serves