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Last chance to register! Our panel of experts will share hard truths, real insights and a fresh way to think about the craft of shiphandling.
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Meet our Younger Member Ambassador
Meet Ali Alghaithi AMNIS, a dedicated young maritime professional from Oman and one of The Nautical Institute’s Younger Member Ambassadors (YMA).
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Director of Offshore Division at Simwave visits HQ
Last week, Capt. Qasim Masood MSc MRINA AFNI, had the pleasure of welcoming Cinthya Lopes, Director of Offshore Division at Simwave Maritime Centre of Excellence, to our London office.
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Guidelines for developing and implementing a Safety Management System for Ammonia-Fuelled Ships
The Nautical Institute is proud to support the Maritime Technologies Forum’s (MTF) initiative in developing the Guidelines for Developing and Implementing a Safety Management System for Ammonia-Fuelled Ships.
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IMO Facilitation of Maritime Commerce
Stowaways, mooring personnel training and e-Business were key topics at last week’s meeting of the IMO’s Facilitation Committee.
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Impact report 2024
As a global not-for-profit membership organisation and maritime authority, we are committed to supporting seafarers, enhancing safety and upholding the highest standards in training, certification, publications, and professional development.
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Shiphandling – the art, the science, the mindset webinar
What separates good shiphandlers from great ones? It’s not just experience, it’s how they think under pressure, how they manage emotions and how they turn challenging situations into positive actions.
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Ship systems and equipment discussed at the IMO
Maritime life-saving equipment and ship’s fire safety systems have been the focus of the eleventh session of the IMO’s sub-Committee on Ship Systems and Equipment, held last week in London.
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The International Maritime Organization (IMO) is currently reviewing the Standards for Training, Certification and Watchkeeping (STCW)
Following the February 2025 meeting of the sub-Committee on Human Element, Training and Watchkeeping, there are approximately 500 suggested changes to be discussed, ranging from minor textual amendments to more substantial matters. There are now so many changes to be covered that the timeline for discussions has had to be extended.
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