STCW
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Why Audit? The Role of the ISM Lead Auditor
Maritime operations hinge on trust: we must believe vessels are safely managed, crews are competent and well-rested, and companies comply with international regulations. Auditing is the mechanism that turns trust into objective evidence. In this article we explore why audits matter, how the International Safety Management (ISM) Code embeds audit culture into modern shipping, and…
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How to become a Marine Superintendent
What is a Marine Superintendent? A Marine Superintendent is a senior shore-based professional in the maritime industry responsible for overseeing the operational and safety aspects of a vessel or fleet. Typically employed by shipowners, ship management companies, or charterers, the Marine Superintendent ensures that vessels comply with international maritime regulations, operate efficiently, and uphold the…
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UK Leads STCW Reform: Cadet Training Modernisation Gains Global Traction
The UK’s ambitious reform of maritime cadet training has received strong backing from the International Maritime Organization (IMO), positioning Britain as a leader in the global push for modernised seafarer education. Spearheaded by the UK Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA), the overhaul aims to future-proof cadet training by aligning it with emerging technologies, environmental regulations,…
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