
USCG suspends search for crew missing off Saipan
Lessons learned: Fumigated cargo needs gas detection
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Lessons learned: Fumigated cargo needs gas detection

USCG suspends search for crew missing off Saipan

USCG suspends search for crew missing off Saipan

USCG suspends search for crew missing off Saipan

USCG suspends search for crew missing off Saipan

USCG conducts extensive search for six missing crew off Saipan

USCG suspends search for crew missing off Saipan

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USCG conducts extensive search for six missing crew off Saipan

USCG suspends search for crew missing off Saipan

USCG suspends search for crew missing off Saipan

A n integrated Li-ion battery bank recently caught fire onboard an inspected passenger vessel when loosely crimped lugs overheated. While no one was injured and the vessel sustained minimal damage, this casualty highlights safety hazards unique to Li-ion batteries.

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USCG suspends search for crew missing off Saipan

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USCG suspends search for crew missing off Saipan
Until such time as technological advances enable compliance with California’s stringent ballast water discharge performance standards, vessels discharging ballast water into Californian waters must use a ballast water treatment system that has been approved by the US Coast Guard.
The U.S. Department of Justice aggressively prosecutes shipowners and operators of foreign-flag vessels calling at U.S. ports for MARPOL violations. These prosecutions are often the result of an initial inspection and investigation by the U.S. Coast Guard. Our authors both…
On 20 July 2020 the United States Coast Guard adopted revisions to its Ballast Water Management (BWM) Reporting Form. The new reporting form replaces all previous versions and the National Ballast Information Clearinghouse (NBIC) will no longer accept older versions of the form.
During routine port state control inspections, the USCG found that fixed gas detection system sensors on a few LNG carriers were outside the tolerances established by the manufacturer and failed subsequent calibration checks.
The U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) has released updated versions of their marine casualty reporting forms, commonly referred to as the “CG-2692” and Addendums. Members are encouraged to use the most recent version of the reporting forms in future marine casualty reporting and ensure…
Whilst investigating a cyber incident onboard a ship the USCG found that the security risk presented by the shipboard network was well known among the crew before the incident.

Lessons learned: Fumigated cargo needs gas detection