Equipment News – Page 97
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ENC support for Norwegian Society for Sea Rescue
Jeppesen is expanding its support of the Norwegian Society for Sea Rescue (NSSR) by providing fleetwide ENCs at no charge, in collaboration with PRIMAR and the Norwegian Hydrographic Service (NHS).
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Warning systems for Clair Ridge platforms
The two platforms of the Clair Ridge development west of Shetland will be marked by temporary warning systems from Tideland Signal for approximately two years, while work continues on the topsides and subsea pipelines.
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Automated vessel monitoring at Europort
Netherlands base RRIsis addressed the growing concern of many vessel operators with fuel efficiency by showing a new intelligent monitoring system at Europort.
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Remote monitoring for Jack-Up Barge
Imtech Marine presented a live and operational remote control room at the Europort exhibition in Rotterdam last month.
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Wireless compression loadcell added to range
Hampshire UK based force measurement, load monitoring and suspended weighing load cells designer and manufacturer Straightpoint has added a new wireless compression loadcell to its range.
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New data buoy platform makes debut
UK based aids to navigation supplier Hydrosphere has launched a data buoy platform, the Mobilis DB 650, which can be used for a variety of inshore and estuary applications in up to 50m water depth.
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Online commercial marine chandlery launched
C-Quip Ltd has expanded its product range from having a strong recreational focus to one that includes a wide range of commercial lines from manufacturers such as Glamox, Aqua Signal, Light Partner, Peters & Bey and Bomar.
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Gain from pain in boat race study
What is billed as the world’s largest power boat race will serve as a test bed for measuring and comparing impact exposure on high speed craft.
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Rescues resume with revised MateSaver
The MateSaver recovery pole from Naiad Dynamics has undergone extensive redesign to adhere to the latest lifting legislation.
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‘Salt and Science’ enhances guard capabilities
Maritime consultants Marico Marine and vessel operators Jubilee Fishing have joined forces to deliver a unique package to offshore renewable energy developers looking to enhance their guard vessel provision with the additional capability of data collection.
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ResQLink PLBs selected for use by RNLI
USA based safety and signaling technologies specialist ACR Electronics Inc has been selected to provide ACR Personal Locator Beacons for the lifeboat crews of the UK’s Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI).
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Cloud based training for ports and pilots
A new catalogue from Videotel was launched at the recent UK Marine Pilots Association (UKMPA) Conference in London.
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Training complex for Estonian Maritime Academy
Transas Marine has successfully installed a training complex for Estonian Maritime Academy in Tallinn.
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Fire teams combine for maritime response
Kent Fire and Rescue Service (KFRS) in the UK has joined a unique partnership with Dutch, Belgian and French fire departments by signing up to a single protocol for dealing with maritime incidents.
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Tyneside training for windfarm sector
Safety training to the wind energy sector service provider, Safety Technology, has opened a new RenewableUK and GWO accredited training facility in South Shields UK.
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Infrastructure plans for new SAR provision
Bristow Helicopters Ltd has appointed global infrastructure group Balfour Beatty as its infrastructure delivery partner to support the development of its UK Search and Rescue service.
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New ‘Rulecheck’ system for EMSA
The Korean Register (KR), an IACS member classification society, is to supply the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) with a new generation ‘RuleCheck’ system.
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Wind powers apprentices recruitment drive
Maersk Training, based in Newcastle UK, is recruiting two apprentices to join its team this month as part of the current expansion plan.
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Seawork success takes fast track to India
Birmingham UK based KPM Marine continues to extract maximum benefit from its participation in the Seawork exhibition by rapidly optimising opportunities which arise there.
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The importance of pyrotechnics
When an emergency occurs at sea, it is of paramount importance to raise the alarm as quickly and safely as possible.