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Underwater Cables and Pipelines
07 Mar, 2008
Damage to underwater cables and pipelines by ships’ anchors continue to produce very large civil liability claims against shipowners, not only for repairs but also for the resulting interruption of production...
Brazil - Itajaí Port Situation Following Heavy Rains
23 Sep, 2011
Club Correspondents Brazil P&I, Santos have issued a circular entitled “Itajaí – Port Situation After Weeks of Heavy Rains” advising of a number of problems in the Rio Itajaí-Acu port complex and the Itajaí-Acu...
India - Armed Guard Reporting
03 Apr, 2012
Following a recent incident where armed guards on board a tanker off the Indian Coast mistakenly fired at a fishing vessel, the Indian Director General of Shipping has published Merchant Shipping Notice...
Catastrophic Cargo Crane Slewing Ring Failure
10 Dec, 2014
Translations: Chinese Vietnamese
The Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) recently issued a warning to vessel owners following the catastrophic failure of a cargo crane on a four year old bulk...
The Risk of Scalding and Serious Injury when Working on Steam Systems
07 Dec, 2022
Crewmembers can be badly scalded while working on steam systems. The following examples illustrate how personnel have
been injured as a result of either not following the correct procedures or abiding...
USA - Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Information
19 May, 2010
Following the sinking of the semi-submersible drilling rig Deepwater Horizon on 22 April 2010, measures to contain and clean up the resulting oil spill are continuing. Members should ensure that their...
Australia - Fuel Oil Sulphur Limit for Cruise Ships in Sydney
18 Sep, 2015
The Government of New South Wales (NSW) has recently passed the Protection of the Environment Operations (Clean Air) Amendment (Cruise Ships) Regulation 2015 which requires the use of low sulphur fuel...