24 maritime news articles about Maritime Training
Over 300 Cal Poly Maritime Academy cadets will soon embark on their annual Summer Sea Term, a 65-day Pacific training voyage aboard the Training Ship Golden Bear, marking both a defining part of a cadet’s education and the final era of a vessel…
Kongsberg Maritime, a global marine technology company providing innovative and reliable technology solutions for all marine industry sectors has been...
Seafarers Happiness Index Q1 2026: Sense of uncertainty is the new pandemic
We had the honor or celebrating our Northeast Maritime Institute - College of Maritime Science 2025 graduates on Saturday, September 20th, 2025. We were proud to award Associate in Applied Science in Nautical Science degrees to a remarkable group of graduates preparing to lead in the maritime industry.
DNV: 38 new orders for alternative-fueled vessels in April 2026
Seafarers Happiness Index Q1 2026: Sense of uncertainty is the new pandemic
Seafarers Happiness Index Q1 2026: Sense of uncertainty is the new pandemic
Seafarers Happiness Index Q1 2026: Sense of uncertainty is the new pandemic
Gordons presentation is on his 2022 academic work investigating the UK maritime training strategy for the future professional mariner. Participants within his surveys, analysis and commentary were from a broad base of professional mariners and those that head up the major government, public and private entities that c
We were honored to celebrate our Northeast Maritime Institute - College of Maritime Science 2022 graduates on Saturday, September 24th, 2022. We were excited to confer the Associate in Applied Science in Nautical Science degrees upon our graduates in person.
We were honored to celebrate our Northeast Maritime Institute - College of Maritime Science 2021 graduates on Saturday, December 11th, 2021. We were excited to confer the Associate in Applied Science in Nautical Science degrees upon our graduates in person.
Issue 21 contains: To establish better co-ordination within the bridge team, Princess Cruises has adopted a concept used in aviation; A master's take on how to make information management more effective; Information Management -- bringing it all together; Will e-Navigation help officer of the watch manage information?
Issue 20 contains:; The cadet training experience; Post-graduate Certificate in Maritime Education and Training; Are your seafarers competent? ; Continuing professional development...
Issue 19 contains: Let's get positive; What keeps seafarers going? ; What it takes to retain your seagoing personnel; Go to sea!
Issue 18 contains: Look after your people ...and they will look after you; 2006 Maritime Labour Convention (MLC): A step towards valuing world's seafarers; It will never happen to me; A handbook on crisis preparedness and emergency planning; Taking care of basic, humane needs of…
Issue 17 contains: One hand for the ship ... and one for yourself; Best design and safety solutions to prevent occupational accidents onboard ship; Research on why people with risk awareness get hurt onboard; Tips to avoid occupational accident onboard; Fatal Accident aboard a…
Issue 16 contains: Unprofessional rogue behavior: How to avoid it; How to combat complacency at work...; Lessons from airline industry to handle challenges at work; A matrix organizational structure as prevention against complacency syndrome; Crew and the Master: Real managers…
Issue 15 contains: Automation: Pros and cons; Making alarms more manageable; A chief engineer's perspective; Staying cool in the LNG business; Avoiding human errors when using automation; Machinery breakdown and subsequent fire... And more
Issue 14 contains: * The IMO Standard Marine Communication Phrases - a communicative Survival Kit * Whose culture? The impact of language and culture on safety...
Issue 13 contains: * Seafarer fatigue: The Cardiff research programme * Fatigue and an alternative watch system * Headaches, mood changes, poor memory.... Designing to Deal with Fatigue * Use of light to improve alertness in marine operations * Tanker explosion and fire
Issue 12 contains: * Recognition of Competence in Addressing the Human Element * Negligent or Incompetent * A Welfare Service for Seafarers * A Human Element Voyage * The Human Element in the Work of the IMO
Issue 11 contains: * Crew Continuity and Competence * Leadership and Managerial Skills for Shipmasters * Comfort Design of Ship Accommodation * Improving Safety by Applying Human Factors Methodologies * Human Centred Design Makes a Difference
Issue 10 contains: * A culture of compliance * The seafarer as a stakeholder * Safe Manning * Intent versus implementation
Issue 4 Bulletin contains: * Crew Endurance Management: Extending Beyond Fatigue * The 7 needs of the mariner * Joined up maritime health * Seafarers'wellbeing - an holistic approach