Safety
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RMC began building its second multi-purpose corvette

artikkelikuva: RMC began building its second multi-purpose corvette

On Thursday, 9 October, the Rauma shipyard initiated the building of its second multipurpose corvette with a traditional steel cutting ceremony. The ceremony marked the start of the construction phase and was attended by representatives from the Ministry of Defence, the Finnish Navy and the Finnish Defence Forces Logistics Command. RMC believes that the company’s capabilities will also attract new orders to the shipyard.

Equipment
Materials
Safety

Signwell 30 years knowledge of maritime safety signage systems

artikkelikuva: Signwell 30 years knowledge of maritime safety signage systems

Signwell is your partner for newbuilding- and refurbishment projects world-wide. We take care of the entire process. Everything from planning to realisation of our 3L-EP™ Electrically powered Low Location Lighting Systems or 3L-PL™ Photoluminescent Low Location Lighting systems. Our team will do the engineering and layout and produce the LLL in our production facilities, for us to adequately realise your deliveries and projects. We produce the LLL system by appropriate quality requirements, to endure the environment and desired life span. Our professional installation team specialized in 3L-EP™ Electrically Powered-/ and 3L-PL™ Photoluminescent Low Location Lighting Systems, will take care of the implementation.

Materials
Safety

Master class for building kitchens: galley floors on cruise ships

artikkelikuva: Master class for building kitchens: galley floors on cruise ships

Maritime environment demands a lot from various materials. Nowhere is this more apparent than aboard ships’ galleys where there is often a flurry of taxing activity.

Other
Safety
Yards

Fighting the perfect storm

Dealing with a deadly pandemic and war in Ukraine, marine industry shows resilience and remains hopeful for the future

artikkelikuva: Fighting the perfect storm

Global plague, followed by the winds of war? The marine industry has had a rather unusual couple of years. For the most part, the industry is united in fighting COVID and condemning Russian aggression in Ukraine.

Environment
Safety
Systems

Maritime automation systems to enhance safety and security

artikkelikuva: Maritime automation systems to enhance safety and security

Shipping is in the process of becoming increasingly automated. New technologies can be helpful in making future maritime traffic more energy-efficient, non-polluting and safer than before. Still, automation has its risks, especially if ship control systems are not properly protected against cyber-attacks.

Safety

Marine fire doors upgraded

artikkelikuva: Marine fire doors upgraded

With 70+ years of experience of designing fire doors, the Finnish manufacturer Saajos Oy is launching upgraded and resized fire doors in A-60 and B-15 fire resistance classes, for use in demanding maritime applications.

Materials
Safety

Roxtec transits keep ships safe

artikkelikuva: Roxtec transits keep ships safe

Roxtec is the world leader in cable and pipe seals – with marine as the main focus area of operations. On cruise liners around the world, thousands of Roxtec transits provide certified protection against fire, gas, water and electromagnetic disturbance.

Safety

Proper securing of special cargo essential for maritime safety

artikkelikuva: Proper securing of special cargo essential for maritime safety

Lifting and securing of heavy and over-sized project cargo for maritime shipments calls for expertise and customised engineering solutions. Finnish engineering company Alvars Oy has responded to this need by specialising in demanding hi-tech area of seafastenings – with main focus on safety.

Materials
Safety

ISOVER is a great fit for cruise ships

artikkelikuva: ISOVER is a great fit for cruise ships

Insulation solutions in the marine industry is no small matter. For example, when a cruise ship is insulated, this can require up to 500,000 square metres of insulation, says Key Account Manager Herkko Miettinen from Saint-Gobain.

Materials
Safety

Eurofins knows marine structures and materials

artikkelikuva: Eurofins knows marine structures and materials

Pushed by innovation and technological advances, marine industry is constantly evolving – and this is reflected by the new materials and structures that are featured on new vessels. However, as maritime requirements differ a great deal from regular construction, extensive testing is needed before new solutions are deemed seaworthy.

Equipment
Safety

Fire doors for maritime safety

artikkelikuva: Fire doors for maritime safety

In maritime use, hinged fire doors are needed for various types of large and small vessels. The certified Finnish manufacturer Saajos Oy – known for designing the first steel-based fire doors – has been in the business for more than 70 years, producing innovations ”the way you want.”

Equipment
Safety
Systems

Innovative technologies needed for maritime safety

artikkelikuva: Innovative technologies needed for maritime safety

Shipping can be dangerous business. International safety standards and regulations for seafarers are helpful, but new technologies are also needed to avoid disasters at sea. For one thing, the increasing use of autonomous vessels will require highly efficient technical safety systems and devices.

Safety

Meriturva is Safety by Training

artikkelikuva: Meriturva is Safety by Training

Meriturva Maritime Safety Training Centre aims at improving safety at sea by offering a vast selection of fire and survival training both for professional and amateur seafarers. Meriturva consists of two units, fire training unit in Upinniemi and survival training unit in Lohja.

Consulting
Equipment
Materials
Safety
Systems

An emission-free cargo ship has already been designed

artikkelikuva: An emission-free cargo ship has already been designed

Consulting group Elomatic has developed a concept design for the NYK Super Eco Ship 2050. The aim was to create a concept for an emission-free car and truck carrier concept, in cooperation with NYK of Japan. The concept ship incorporates various futuristic but feasible modern technologies.

Safety
Systems

Artifical intelligence can improve maritime safety

artikkelikuva: Artifical intelligence can improve maritime safety

In an ongoing two-year programme, researchers have teamed up to look into new techniques for autonomous navigation. The aim is to improve safety and accurate positioning at sea. Tallink’s ship Megastar will take part in the research project as the platform for onboard field tests.

Consulting
Environment
Equipment
Machinery
Materials
Safety
Systems

Seatrade Cruise Global 2019 Nears Return to Miami Beach

artikkelikuva: Seatrade Cruise Global 2019 Nears Return to Miami Beach

The time is now. This very moment—when the growth of the cruise industry has never been faster. And it presents a tremendous opportunity for those tasked with managing the record orderbook that lies ahead. From shipbuilding and ship fi ttings to electrical and ship operating systems, all the way through talent acquisition and sourcing, we’re planning the creation of the most revolutionary megaships the world has ever seen at Seatrade Cruise Global.

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