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AET Employees to Celebrate this Festive season With Bumper Bonanza

The coming festival season is going to be a season of great joy for AET employees and their families. AET has announced the annual bonus to their employees for the financial year ended 31st March, 2007. In a special message to employees, AET President and CEO, Mr. Amir H. Azizan stated, “we have broken new ground in a lot of areas, which are critical in building the right foundations to support...

A Big Thanks to The Great Wall of Unity

National Union of Seafarers of India held a grand felicitation function for Mr. T.R. Balu, Hon. Minister of Shipping, Road Transport and Highways. NUSI has recorded lavish praise and have expressed their gratitude to Mr. Balu for his efforts in helping them recover Rs.92.78 crores of Seamen's PF swindled away in a major scam involving an erstwhile Commissioner of Provident Fund. The celebrations...

ARI achieves another Milestone

Applied Research International (ARI), the industry leader in Maritime Simulation, added another achievement to its growing list when it’s entire range of Full Mission Simulators was certified by DNV to Class A Standard, earlier this month. With this certification, ARI has formalized the quality and dependability levels of its already well renowned range of products, and has earned the right to ...

SEASPAN CORPORATION SIGNS CONTRACTS TO BUILD EIGHT NEW 13,100 TEU VESSELS

Twelve-Year Time Charters Arranged with COSCON Expected Annualized EBITDA to Increase by $136 Million to over $500 Million by 2012 Hong Kong, China, September 10, 2007 – Seaspan Corporation (“Seaspan”) announced today that it has signed contracts to build eight new 13,100 TEU container vessels with Hyundai Heavy Industries Co., Ltd. and its subsidiary, Hyundai Samho Heavy Industries Co., Lt...

Training for handlers on Tugs & Supply Vessels by 360º Tug Simulator---------By Capt.Naresh Kalra (Director – Kwality Professional Academy Pvt Ltd)

KNK GROUP OF COMPANIES provides a widespread array of services comprising of complete shipping services, air travel, training, courier and logistic support. Specialize in harbour tug management, towage, salvage, ship broking, cargo tracers, and freight management. Year after year during South West monsoons, West Coast of India has been bearing increased marine casualties. This is not only due ...

CARE from Eurasia Ladies Club

“CARE (Close Communication, Affection, Relationship, & Everlasting Bonding) is our mission,” said Capt. Rajiv Singhal, General Manager (Manning), Eurasia while introducing Eurasia Ladies Club, an institution close to their heart for sometime. Eurasia has brought to merchant navy a welcome whiff of fresh air by setting up a merchant navy officers’ wives’ club. Formally launched with a fitting get...

Deep Sea Operations On a Rescue Mission

With a robust mission to establish and maintain themselves as one of the leading companies in India in the business of Topside and Underwater / Diving services for the execution of turnkey projects related to Offshore structures including process and unmanned platforms, rigs / floaters, SBMs, pipelines, etc., Dolphin Offshore has also carved a niche for themselves in the area of providing cost eff...

Logistics in India has Just Scratched the Surface

Speaking about GDL as a CFS and their associated services, Capt. C.S. Verma, CEO, Gateway Distriparks Ltd. speaks his mind concerning various aspects of consequence in the backdrop of high growth predicted for the logistics industry. “Our mission is to make GDL into the leader in Port related container solutions, providing end-to-end total logistics services. In other words, pick up your car...

Team Effort Saves Two Lives

...By Capt. Anil Narayan Wahane M.V KOLOSSI- World Tanker Management. It was a fine morning on 5th September 2007. I was commandeering MT Kolossi of World Tanker Management with a complement of Indian crew and officers of Indian, Yogoslavian and Bangladeshi nationalities. We were getting good signal from 7 in the morning and we could speak to our folks back home. As I moved to the starb...

FUTURE OF INDIA AS A CREW SUPPLYING NATION

by Capt. Pradeep Chawla Director, Quality Assurance & Training Anglo-Eastern Ship Management Ltd. Abstract: This paper discusses the current worldwide shortage of officers and it's effects. The supply situation today and in the future from various crew supply countries is discussed, with special emphasis on India as a future source For the past 3 years, various individuals and organizations ...

WMTC introduces PLC & SCADA Courses

Wallem Maritime Training Centre, Mumbai proudly introduced its latest courses - The Programmable Logic Controllers – PLC & Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition – SCADA on Monday 27th August 2007. For this purpose, the WMTC acquired additional office space, thus expanding the premises and scope of their training center. The PLC/ SCADA automation room and the equipment was inaugurated by Cap...

Satellite Symposium on AIDS and the Transport Industry

By Dr Suresh Idnani Vice President IMHA & Regional Coordinator South Asia ICSW Seafaring community is under threat of infectious and communicable disease like HIV and AIDS. Many countries have documented increasing infections among its transport workers. As earlier stated, outside Africa, Asia comes next in terms of number of workers prone to the virus. The Asia-Pacific region comprises a big p...

AMET achieves University status,now -AMET UNIVERSITY

AMET has become the First Maritime University in India. 14 years ago, when AMET was established, it was the FIRST Maritime Academy in the private sector in the whole of South India. AMET was also, then, the FIRST to collaborate with a foreign reputed maritime college of UK, when the Indian Government was not permitting Private participation in Maritime Education and finally in 1998 the Indian Gove...

Chief Surveyor commissions AMET ship-in-campus in presence of Chairman MASSA as BE 3 batch passes out.

Marine Engineering education got yet up-scaled in the country when on 10th of August 2007, the AMET (Academy of Maritime Education and Training, Chennai) Ship-in-campus, “Jewel of AMET” was commissioned and dedicated to the nation by none other than the Chief Surveyor, GOI Shri Ajoy Chatterjee in the august presence of Chairman of MASSA Captain Shyam Jairam himself. The occasion coincided with...

Loire Marine Homes to a Memorable Evening after Two Enlightening Days -- By S.Sadanand

Loire Marine Services is raring to go places. Making a humble beginning with its operations in January 2005 with management of a handful of chemical tankers, it has grown to a fleet of 10 and looking at an expansion to achieve a fleet size of 30 in the next two years. Loire Marine Services held a wonderful two-day seminar for its seagoing and shore based employees on various aspects of operation...



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