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In November 2015 we reported the following:

Press

Lack of proper management systems prove costly for shipowners

11 November – A new report from The Loss Prevention department shows that incorrect maintenance and repair continues to be the most frequent cause of main engine damage.

Member Alerts

Future IMO Legislation

6 November – The LR Future IMO Legislation, October 2015 is now available. The document provides information on the legislation adopted or under discussion by the IMO for all ships.

China – Administrative Penalties on Vessels for Discharging Waste and Sewage in Bohai Bay

china flag6 November – There has been an increased number of cases concerning vessels being fined by local Maritime Safe Administration (“MSA”) for discharging garbage/sewage in Bohai Bay, China. 

 
Main Engine Damage Study – update 2015
16 november – The Club presented the findings from a seven-year study of main engine damage (2005-2011) in 2012.

USCG – Ultra Low Sulfur Fuel Oil & Compliance with MARPOL Requirements Update
20 Nov – This safety alert updates Safety Alert 2-15, dated March 3, 2015, by adding two additional recommendations. 

Ukraine – Port situation update
25 Nov – Situation in the Ukrainian ports remains rather calm and stable. Updated notification as we still receive inquiries on various issues.

Robbery incident in Alexandria
26 Nov –  Circular from Alexandria Chamber of Shipping.

Out and About

Seminars in Bergen and Oslo

Seminars Bergen and Oslo11 November – In our seminars in Norway, talks were given by the classification society ‘DNV GL’ concerning technical issues with lay-ups and by the law firm ‘Thommessen’ regarding contractual issues related to the offshore and energy market.

 

 

 

Marine Insurance Seminare in Piraeus

17 November – The seminar is targeted towards all members, brokers and business partners who want to know more about marine insurance and if more in-depth knowledge is required, The Swedish Club also offers a 5-day Marine Insurance Course in Gothenburg, Sweden every year. 


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