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British & International Sailors' Society
The British & International Sailors' Society is a Christian Charity established in 1818 providing vital welfare and care to seafarers and their families. The work is administered worldwide through a network of Centres, Chaplains and Society personnel
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The Maritime e-Commerce Association, established in February 2001, is a non-profit making consortium of companies committed to promoting and developing e-business and online trading in the Maritime sector. Objectives of the Association are:
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SSPC: The Society for Protective Coatings
SSPC is a non-profit professional society concerned with the use of coatings to protect industrial steel structures. The Society serves its members and advances the industry through standards, regulatory advocacy, education, and information exchange.
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Satakunta Polytechnic
The Unit of Maritime Management Training of Satakunta Polytechnic is located in the town of Rauma on the south-west coast of Finland. It offers high-level training programmes aimed at the Sea Captain's and Maritime Engineer´s Degrees.
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Nominations for Ship Safety Awards

      6/13/2005

Nominations for Ship Safety Awards

The annual RINA-LR Ship Safety Awards recognise the contribution which individuals or organisations have made to the improvement of safety at sea, or which have the potential to do so. Individuals or teams from universities and industry, from any country may submit entries. They may cover any aspect of safety, including design, construction, research, equipment or operations. There are separate categories for individuals and teams. An Award of £1,500 is made in each of the categories and will be presented at the 2006 RINA Annual Dinner.

Nominations may also be made by anyone who is aware of recent work by an individual, university, company or organisation which has, or could lead to an improvement in safety at sea. The nomination should include brief details of the achievement. The nominated university, company or organisation will then be invited to submit an entry. An individual’s contribution may have been carried out over a period of years, although in-service products should have been introduced more recently.



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