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Home News and Resources News News 25 Apr, 2017 International Group of P&I Clubs Survey - Reminder In Notice to Members No. 4 2017/2108 , Members were invited to complete a short questionnaire regarding the work performed by the International Group of P&I Clubs.
Emergency Contact Risk assessments for passenger vessel operations Home Latest updates News Risk assessments for passenger vessel operations 24 Apr 2017 Download Sign up for alerts Our article, Implementing risk assessments , highlighted the rise in claims which have been recorded by the Club as a result of incidents o
As set out in our Circular dated 25 November 2016 the Association has come across various claims arising out of soybeans with excessive moisture content being loaded in Brazil and discharged in China. This circular aims to provide an update on loading/storage conditions at Brazilian ports, especially in Santos and Par
Further to the News Article dated 12 April 2017, the Club has received a variety of queries from Members concerning the new obligations pertaining to the chlori
Emergency Contact Crew Health: Advice for safe travel Home Latest updates News Crew Health: Advice for safe travel 20 Apr 2017 Download Sign up for alerts Since June 2016 the Club has issued regular guidance concerning the enhancement and protection of crew health on board a vessel and during periods of shore leave. S
Emergency Contact Guidelines for safe travel Home Latest updates Publications Guidelines for safe travel 20 Apr 2017 Download page as PDF Sign up for alerts Seafarers are travellers and are exposed to the same health risks as all other travellers. These guidelines, which you can view by clicking the view pdf but
Emergency Contact Advice for safe travel Home Latest updates Publications Advice for safe travel 20 Apr 2017 Download page as PDF Sign up for alerts A ship on which seafarers not only work but spend all their time during a voyage, is an excellent place for a health intervention! This guide, which you can view by click
Search for ships currently entered in the London P&I Club by their name or I M O number Search Search for correspondents in our global network by country/area or port/city Search New Zealand – Biofouling risk management 20 April 2017 Members who call at ports in New Zealand should note that the New Zealand Authorit
Home News and Resources News Loss Prevention 26 Jul, 2023 India - Prohibits Non-Basmati Rice Export to Ensure Food Security Dean Crossley Head of Loss Prevention Asia In a significant move to regulate the export of non-basmati rice, the Government of India, through the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT), has i
Home News and Resources News News 28 Apr, 2017 Panama Canal – Modification to Fuel Requirements in Canal Waters ECM Maritime Services, LLC , have advised the Club about a new Advisory to Shipping, A-15-2017 dated 19 April 2017, which has been issued by the Panama Canal Authority in response to a variety of queries rece
These are photos I took when I was a Professor at the Philippine Merchant Marine Academy. This was back in 2012-2015.
Home News and Resources News News 13 Apr, 2017 USA – Ballast Water Management Regulations In Notice to Members No. 20 2016/2017 the Club advised Members about the ballast water management (BWM) regulations in the United States and which differ from those which will prevail in other parts of the world when the IMO’s Bal
Home News and Resources News News 13 Apr, 2017 New Loss Prevention Bulletin Published: Aluminium Phosphide Fumigation - Fires and Explosions Recently the Club has experienced several fires and explosions in cargo holds on-board bulk carriers where aluminium phosphide tablets had been applied to fumigate agricultural pr
Search for ships currently entered in the London P&I Club by their name or I M O number Search Search for correspondents in our global network by country/area or port/city Search US – Fish causing loss of vessel propulsion off Galveston 13 April 2017 Members transiting Galveston Bay and the Houston Ship Channel (HS
The Club would like to draw members' attention to the importance of complying with class recommendations, failure of which can lead to undesirable situations involving unseaworthiness, damage to ship and cargo, Port State Control (PSC) detention, fines and time loss etc.. In a recent case, timber on deck was to be loa
Correspondents Pandi Liquidadores, Buenos Aires have advised the Club about demands being made by the Sanitary Authorities at the Port of San Lorenzo, Argentina
11 April 2017 TO ALL MEMBERS Dear Sirs International Group Market Research Members will be aware that the Association participates in the International Group of P&I Clubs. The Group is currently conducting some research into perceptions of the work it performs on behalf of the P&I industry and Club Members more widely
Emergency Contact Case study: Death of a snorkeler Home Latest updates Publications Case study: Death of a snorkeler 11 Apr 2017 Download page as PDF Sign up for alerts The Incident The vessel was carrying passengers to a designated dive site to carry out snorkelling activities. Upon arrival at the site a Dive Site Ri
Emergency Contact The Shipowners' Club partners with Yachtpod Risk Partners Home Latest updates News The Shipowners' Club partners with Yachtpod Risk Partners 10 Apr 2017 Download Sign up for alerts Yachtowners, the specialist yacht syndicate of The Shipowners’ P&I Club, today announces that it has entered into a p
Silent Drill Company of the Philippine Merchant Marine Academy. This was a performance I recorded from back in 2012.
Search for ships currently entered in the London P&I Club by their name or I M O number Search Search for correspondents in our global network by country/area or port/city Search Liquefaction - Reducing risk of bulk cargo liquefaction 4 April 2017 Despite an improvement in the awareness of the risks associated with
The Yangtze provides a cautionary tale to the charterers who hastily order a time chartered vessel not to discharge and to remain static for long periods of time thus risking the cargo to perish. Although the charterers were not at fault for or in breach of the charter in loading the cargo, their determined deci
Letter of undertaking The Field Share this article on facebook Share this article on Twitter Share this article on Linkedin Share this article by email Print this page April 2017 In this issue of The Field, Lewis McDonald of Skuld Offshore shares some thoughts in relation to Letters of Undertaking. " Sensible and expe