Maersk to recruit South African cadets for its vessels
South Africa has been recognised as a high potential crew sourcing location for Maersk fleet, which now counts 280 fully-owned and operated container vessels employing
South Africa has been recognised as a high potential crew sourcing location for Maersk fleet, which now counts 280 fully-owned and operated container vessels employing
After fighting between Ukrainian and Russian soldiers erupted approximately 2 kilometres from the port on Monday, 74 Indian sailors working aboard five ships abandoned their
The global trade is functional because of the maritime commercial ecosystem which accounts for 90% of it. The gargantuan merchant ships convey goods ranging from
With many of the world’s 400,000 merchant mariners still struggling to take time off and go home, seafarer fatigue remains a problem heading into the
The Goa Seamen Association of India (GSAI), a collective of seafarers, has called for a ‘fair inquiry’ into the death of Beejoy Sequeira, a local
More than half HMM’s 600-strong seafarer workforce have signed letters of resignation following management refusal to meet pay demands. Some 453 staff voted in the seafarers’
Government restrictions on movement due to COVID-19 have impacted the whole maritime industry, particularly seafarers, who still face difficulties with crew change in many ports. Lockdowns, quarantines
Three of the world’s largest seafaring nations are proposing the establishment of a seafarers’ mutual emergency fund to support abandoned crew. China, Indonesia, and the
Classification society DNV is helping to facilitate safe crew changes amid South East Asia’s Covid crisis as an auditor in the multi-party backed CrewSafe programme.
South Africa has been recognised as a high potential crew
After fighting between Ukrainian and Russian soldiers erupted approximately 2
The global trade is functional because of the maritime commercial
With many of the world’s 400,000 merchant mariners still struggling
The Goa Seamen Association of India (GSAI), a collective of
More than half HMM’s 600-strong seafarer workforce have signed letters
Government restrictions on movement due to COVID-19 have impacted the
Three of the world’s largest seafaring nations are proposing the
Classification society DNV is helping to facilitate safe crew changes
