Sailor Today - July 2018
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ASSESSING HUMAN SKILLS We can all agree to the fact that though highly mechanical in nature the maritime industry depends to a great extent on Seafarers’ skills; the human element is a complex multidimensional issue.
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Sailor Today Sea Shore Awards Lifetime Achievement Winner
Capt. Harry Banga is making headlines once again!
Meeting The Challenges
Bridging the generation gap
My South East Asia Visit
The shipping industry is going through some unprecedented trying phase. All elements of shipping be it ownership, chartering, ship management or manning is being tested. Companies that were considered solid, yards that had three years wait for new building order intake, owners who took some of the biggest bets in shipping, all are skeptical and waiting for an upward trend. Our manning business is no exception to that. Reduction in tonnage, lay-up of ships, record low price of oil, and even lower commodity movement has further acerbated the prospects of seafarers from all countries.
CMMI Inaugurates New Office
The Company of Master Mariners of India moved into its new and upscale office in Marol, Mumbai on 10th December 2016. The auspicious ‘ribbon cutting ceremony’ was performed by the octogenarian and senior most - Capt J C Anand (Founder, IRS) in the honourable presence of maritime stalwart - Capt P S Barve and other distinguished guest.
Singapore Diary
SMOU celebrates 65th Anniversary Launches Seafarers’ Accommodation Scheme (SAS)
CAPT. Gyanendra Singh in a TTE--TTE WITH SHRI Aji Vasudevan
One of the most dynamic personalities of our industry, Shri AjiVasudevan represents our nation at the International Maritime Organisation (IMO). He has attended various IMO meetings as a part of the Indian delegation during the past 6 years.
Career growth for Seafarers!!
An Italian pen company pays homage to the American frontier.
Piracy drops to 21-year low
Piracy and armed robbery at sea has fallen to its lowest levels since 1995, despite a surge in kidnappings off West Africa, according to a new report from the International Chamber of Commerce’s International Maritime Bureau (IMB).
Concern as new emission rules approach
An Italian pen company pays homage to the American frontier.
