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Hatch Cover Integrity Matters In bulk carriers and general cargo vessels, hatch covers serve as the primary barrier against seawater ingress. A minor failure in hatch cover sealing can lead to major cargo damage, costly claims, and operational disputes. According…

In the offshore oil and gas and renewable energy sectors, vessels play a critical role in supporting complex and high-risk operations. From dynamic positioning (DP) vessels to offshore support ships, operators are under constant pressure to demonstrate compliance with the…

In the maritime industry, surveys are critical tools for reducing risk and ensuring that vessels remain safe, compliant, and commercially viable. Two of the most requested inspections are the Pre-Purchase Survey and the P&I Condition Survey. While both provide valuable…

In the global shipping industry, compliance is not optional—it is the foundation of safe, secure, and efficient operations. Shipowners and managers must demonstrate that their vessels operate in line with international conventions, not only to satisfy flag states and port…

Not every vessel is built to carry every type of cargo. While a ship may appear structurally sound and operationally ready, it does not necessarily mean the vessel is suitable for the specific cargo or trade route intended. For shipowners,…

In today’s shipping industry, fuel is not just a commodity—it is one of the largest operational expenses, often accounting for up to 60% of a vessel’s daily operating costs. Even a small discrepancy in fuel delivery can result in significant…

As Indonesia’s bulk trade expands, hidden hatch cover defects remain a leading cause of cargo claims. Learn how advanced ultrasonic inspection helps owners and operators avoid preventable losses The Growing Importance of Bulk Carrier Safety Indonesia’s role as a global…