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3 Vessels, 1 Mission: Meticulous Technical Inspection and Condition Assessment in Western Australia. Serving fleets across the globe, we ensure your fleet's excellence and safety. 🌍🚢 #GlobalMarineServices #VesselInspection #WesternAustralia #FleetManagement #VesselCondition #GlobalFleetSupport #FleetServices #VesselAssessment #GlobalMarineExperts #VesselInspection #MarineSurvey #VesselMaintenance #MarineInspection #TechnicalInspection Ian Torres AFNI

💫 Daily Work Hazards 💫 💫As an Equipment operator, one of our greatest fears is been crushed by containers Especially in the maritime sector, 💫 Survivability is often zero 💫It's hard to survive 4tons and above weight of shipping containers ( loaded and empty) Yet, this are hazard we face on a daily basis 💫 💫May God continue to guide us From all the Hazards we face..🙏 What do you think could be done to reduce the risk of container falling? #safety #hse #work #transportation #ship #shipping #truck #heavyequipment #marine #maritime #logistic #logistics #supplychain #supplychains #ports #container

In the vast expanse of our oceans, a silent yet vital engine drives global trade and connectivity: the maritime industry. At the heart of this engine lies a fundamental truth: a ship that cannot navigate is a ship that costs money. This reality underscores the immense importance of ship maintenance and repair. Regular upkeep not only ensures the smooth operation of vessels but also protects the well-being of the crew and the integrity of the environment. Why Regular Maintenance Matters Here are some compelling reasons why it is essential for the maritime industry: 1. Crew Safety: The safety of the crew is paramount. Regular inspections of onboard equipment can identify potential issues before they escalate into serious problems. Proactive maintenance minimizes wear and tear, ensuring that vessels remain seaworthy and that the crew can perform their duties without undue risk. 2. Vessel Lifespan: A ship’s longevity is closely tied to its profitability. By adhering to a consistent maintenance schedule, vessel owners can extend the lifespan of their ships. This not only keeps them in optimal working condition but also maximizes return on investment. 3. Regulatory Compliance: Commercial vessels must comply with a myriad of national and international regulations, ranging from safety standards to environmental protections. Non-compliance can lead to hefty fines, reputational damage, and even the suspension of operations. Regular maintenance helps ensure adherence to these regulations, safeguarding against financial repercussions. 4. Operational Efficiency: Regular maintenance reduces the likelihood of unexpected repairs and breakdowns. This proactive approach translates into lower operational costs and enhanced efficiency, allowing ships to navigate smoothly from point A to point B without costly interruptions. 5. Boosting Crew Morale: A well-maintained ship fosters a sense of pride among the crew. Knowing that they are operating in a safe and well-cared-for environment can significantly boost morale, leading to better performance and job satisfaction. Ship repair and maintenance services encompass both scheduled and unscheduled work, ensuring that vessels are always ready to brave the challenges of the high seas. Without these critical services, ship owners risk incurring heavy losses and potentially facing bankruptcy. In essence, regular ship maintenance and repair are not just beneficial—they are essential for the sustainability and success of the maritime industry. . . . #ShipMaintenance #MaritimeIndustry #VesselSafety #GlobalTrade   #CrewSafety #ShipRepair #VesselLifespan #MarineServices   #ShipUpkeep #OperationalEfficiency #RegulatoryCompliance   #ShipCare #VesselRepair #MarineRepairs #SustainabilityInShipping   #ShipOwners #SeaworthyVessels #GlobalShipping #MaritimeSafety   #ShipLifespan #ProactiveMaintenance #MaritimeSuccess #SeafaringSafety

In the maritime industry, safety and compliance aren’t optional → they’re essential. Your crew, cargo, and reputation depend on it. Yet, many shipowners struggle with maintaining these critical standards. Neglecting safety and compliance can lead to ➤ Fines ➤ Near miss/Incidents/ Accidents ➤ Reputational Damage Here’s how we ensure you sail smoothly ↳  Regular Safety Checks → Frequent inspections to meet safety standards. ↳  Regulatory Compliance → Stay updated with international regulations. ↳  Incident Management → Swiftly handle safety incidents to minimize impact. Result ? ✔ Enhanced Safety → Protect your crew and cargo with regular updates. ✔ Avoid Extra cost → Compliance saves you from cost. ✔ Reputation Protection → A focus on safety safeguards your reputation. Prioritize Safety and Compliance Today! Ensure your vessels operate safely and in line with regulations. We at Shipivishta make safety and compliance our top priority to enhance your operations and protect your crew. Contact us at shipivishta@shipivishtamaritime.com now to find out how we can help you achieve flawless maritime safety. #MaritimeSafety #Compliance #Shipowners #SafetyFirst #ReputationManagement

Seafarers know best how complex the two simple words of “loading” & “unloading” vessels actually are. This includes,  Safety and precautionary measures  Specialised equipment Backbreaking, physical labour Tight deadlines, and the ever-pressing notion of “time is money” And in dry cargo operations, it is to the point where a bulldozer is involved! Shipping operations are some of the most complex across all industries. There is no room for mistakes, oversights or delays - an ever-challenging trifecta of circumstances to work under. #shipsandshipping #cargo

Avoid costly surprises and ensure the safety, efficiency, and longevity of your vessel with our comprehensive inspection services. Hidden beneath the surface, potential issues can go unnoticed until it's too late. Our thorough vessel inspections uncover these secrets, providing you with the vital information needed to maintain and optimize your vessel's performance. Why Choose Our Vessel Inspections? Detailed Assessments: Our expert team conducts meticulous inspections, covering all critical components of your vessel. Early Problem Detection: Identifying issues early helps prevent costly repairs and operational downtime. Don't wait until minor issues become major problems. Schedule your vessel inspection now and safeguard your investment. Contact us today to book your inspection and ensure your vessel is seaworthy and efficient! 📧 Email: info@enoch.co.in #vesselmaintenance #classrenewal #ShipOwners #maritimecompliance #commercialmaritime #marineengineer #seafarer #captainlife #merchantnavy #lifeatsea #VesselInspection #MaritimeSafety #ShipMaintenance #FleetManagement

📉 Record Low in Containers Lost at Sea 🚢 The shipping industry has reported a record low in containers lost at sea in 2023. This improvement is attributed to better safety protocols and advanced tracking technologies. It highlights the industry's commitment to reducing cargo losses and improving operational safety. Continued focus on best practices is expected to maintain this trend. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eh7JAYCz #Safety #Global #Shipping #Tracking #OperationalEfficiency

The One Thing That Could Delay Your Ship. I’ve been hearing more and more about vessels getting stuck at ports just because their AC systems aren’t up to par. You might think the temperature on the bridge or in the pilot cabins isn’t a big deal, but in certain regions, it’s becoming a deal-breaker. Pilots in some ports are refusing to board ships if the temperature doesn’t meet regulations. If they find the AC is faulty or the cabin temperature is too high (we're talking about anything over 25°C), the ship could face delays, penalties, and inspections. And let’s not forget, fines for not complying could go up to USD 300,000. I’ve seen a lot of managers skip over this detail, but trust me it’s a big one. Especially in areas where pilots need to stay on board for long periods (up to 8 hours sometimes), this can quickly become a safety issue. Section 17.8.4.2 of NR17 states, The organization must adopt measures to control temperature, air speed and humidity in order to provide thermal comfort in work situations, observing the air temperature range parameter between 18 and 25 °C for air-conditioned environments. A case study where Port State Control inspectors subsequently boarded the vessel and noted that the temperature in the crew cabins was also too high. As a result, they issued an MLC deficiency for poor working and living conditions onboard. The owner had to purchase and install split air conditioning units on the bridge as the vessel’s air conditioning system could not be repaired locally, resulting in a 7-day delay. So, here’s what to do → Check your vessel’s AC before you even think about porting. → Make sure those temperature controls are working perfectly. If not, you might just find yourself in a sticky situation. — ❤ If you agree ♻️ Repost to help others. 🔔 Follow Amrat Panwar for more content on Maritime Hi, I’m Amrat Panwar, Founder of Shipivishta Shipping Management. At Shipivishta Ship Management Pvt. Ltd., we deliver Trust, Quality, and Transparency in ship management, covering everything from Maintenance to Compliance. Contact us today at shipivishta@shipivishtamaritime.com & let’s keep your vessels & your Business Moving Forward. #ShipManagement #VesselCompliance #ACMaintenance #MarineSafety #FleetManagement

Handling Safety: From Ship to Yard Cargo handling is one of the most critical and risky phases in port operations, requiring precise coordination to ensure safety. Key Safety Guidelines: 1. Inspect equipment before operations. 2. Use personal protective equipment. 3. Organize pedestrian and vehicle pathways. 4. Maintain continuous team communication. 5. Adhere to maximum load limits. 6. Consider weather conditions. Safety is everyone’s responsibility to ensure efficient and accident-free operations. #PortSafety #CargoHandling #SafePorts

🔴 This note aims to inform shipowners, ship managers, ship operators, masters, officers, and crew about the accident and the lessons learned to prevent similar incidents in the future. #maritime #safety #shipping