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Westnet & Neptune Service Maintenance - This weekend
25 Jul, 2024
West are carrying out essential infrastructure upgrades over this weekend. As a result, Westnet and Neptune will be unavailable.
International Chamber of Shipping: Pilotage, Towage and Mooring Survey 2016
29 Sep, 2016
The International Chamber of Shipping is currently running a survey aimed at bridge teams addressing their experiences during pilotage, towage and mooring operations. The purpose of the survey is to determine...
Argentina: New Provisions on Ballast Water Management: Ballast Chlorination Guidance
21 Apr, 2017
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 chlorination treatment of vessel’s ballast tanks...
Office Profile Hong Kong - Waypoints Issue 04
15 Jun, 2023
West has had an office in Hong Kong for
more than 40 years and was one of the
first P&I clubs to establish a branch in the
territory, writes West’s Hong Kong CEO
Richard Macnamara.
UW - Geo Deviation
23 Jan, 2018
A carrier has an obligation under a contract of carriage to proceed on a particular voyage from the place of delivery to the final port of discharge without any unreasonable geographical deviation from...
Qwest Care: Crew Mental Health
10 Feb, 2022
Awareness of mental health issues in the maritime industry is increasing, though careful consideration of next steps is vital, writes Dr Rachel Glynn-Williams, Clinical Psychologist, Clinical Director...
Defence Guide - Early redelivery in a nutshell
28 Mar, 2022
A charterer has an obligation to deliver the vessel in compliance with the redelivery provisions of the charter. The timing of a redelivery will primarily depend on the duration of the charter.
National Oceanography Centre - Waypoints Issue 03
26 Oct, 2022
The big science taking place every day on the vessels and facilities of the UK’s National Oceanography Centre (NOC) takes many forms, and investing for the future is key, writes Dr Eleanor Darlington.