Equipment News – Page 48
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Integrating fleet data using the cloud
A strategic partnership has been established to deliver an expanded range of cost-effective cloud-based ship-shore technology for ship managers
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Henriksen online hook inspection course success
Henriksen Hooks of Norway is aiming to make the maritime world a little safer thanks to the take-up of its hook inspection training courses.
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Masters plan at Kuressaare
The Small Craft Competence Center (SCC) at Kuressaare on the Estonian island of Saaremaa has revealed an ambitious five year plan.
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Biggest fire-fighting ship joins Hamburg fleet
Due to join Hamburg’s growing fleet of workboats is its biggest-ever specialist fire-fighting ship reports Tom Todd.
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Sailors’ Society wins Safety at Sea Awards
International maritime charity Sailors’ Society has won the ‘best crew welfare programme’ and ‘unsung hero’ accolades at the Safety at Sea Awards.
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Orolia SAR systems now across five continents
A navigation solutions expert says its won a record nine search and rescue systems across five continents for commissioning through the Global Cospas-Sarsat Satellite Search and Rescue System.
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Unmanned SAR vessel
Italian military boat builder Effebi is developing an autonomous vessel that can be used for search and rescue operations writes Dag Pike.
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DNV certification for integrated simulators
BMT’s integrated navigation and manoeuvring simulator suite has been awarded Class A, B and C certification from DNV GL verifying that it complies with STCW 78 and the DNVGL-ST-0033 Maritime Simulator Systems standard.
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Hastings Shannon lifeboat delivered
The South coast UK lifeboat station of Hastings has just taken delivery of its new lifeboat paid for by a rare and generous donation to the RNLI of two vintage Ferraris.
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Record marine simulator deal for Kongsberg
Singapore’s Ministry of Home Affairs has awarded a record maritime simulator contract to Kongsberg Digital to supply the Police Coast Guard.
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Multi mission fireboat
Tuco Marine Group has signed a contract with Hovedstadens Beredskab (Greater Copenhagen Fire Department for a new Multi Misson boat.
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3Si Group acquired
The consolidation with AMG will help accelerate its international growth strategy and increase its geographical footprint and product portfolio to achieve greater exposure into new and existing markets.Andrew Richards, former CEO of 3Si and newly appointed MD of Alliance Marine UK Holdings Ltd, comments “The acquisition is a very positive ...
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Thales opens UK autonomous marine centre
Thales UK has opened a new Maritime Autonomous Systems Trials and Evaluation Centre in Plymouth which aims to change the way autonomous capability is developed over the next decade.
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Fleet Safety wins Safety4Sea technology award
Inmarsat''s new Fleet Safety maritime data service has been named winner in the Technology category for the Safety4Sea Awards, 2018.
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Garmin cleans up at NMEA Awards
Marine electronics company Garmin has been named Manufacturer of the Year for the fourth consecutive year by members of the National Marine Electronics Association (NMEA).
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AIS EPIRB collects electronics award
France’s Orolia Maritime is celebrating after its McMurdo SmartFind G8 AIS EPIRB won Product of Excellence in the Safety Category at the National Marine Electronics Association (NMEA) Awards 2018.
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Emergency VHF antenna
Antenna specialist Shakespeare Marine will launch the world’s first inflatable emergency VHF antenna at Metstrade 2018.
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Wärtsilä to supply Transas simulators for largest UK training centre
Finland- headquartered global technology group Wärtsilä has been selected to provide a full scope of marine simulators for a new training facility at UK Solent University’s Warsash School of Maritime Science and Engineering.
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Poole inshore lifeboat refit
UK lifesaving charity RNLI’s inshore lifeboats tend to go for a refit every 5-7 years depending on use and condition of the boat.
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Autonomous control systems complete trials
Sea trials have been completed for a vessel intelligence system and a remote-control system designed to help enable intelligent autonomous command and control of operations with improved productivity, predictability, performance and safety.