Shahab Ahmed General Trading LLC We are importers and service providers for Synthetic ropes (Manila,Polyproplene,Composite & Nylon ropes)Wire ropes,slings,non spark chain hoist,lifting tackles,electric hoist,container lashing equipments,anchor chains,lashing chains and deck supplies United Arab Emirates
Prince William Sound Community College The PWSCC Training Department exists to provide developmental academic and vocational education, training, and community interest courses to its service community, focusing on Oil Spill Management and Safety Management. USA Alaska
Institut maritime du Québec Founded in Rimouski in 1944 and unique in Quebec, the Institut maritime du Quebec trains and prepares a competent work force for all fields related to the sea and transportation business. The quality of the training offered is recognize world wide. Canada
Marine Surveyor I Vineet ranjan Srivastava ( Prop of M/s V R & Associates ) working as Independent Marine Survey, Ship safety Inspection approved from Panama for panamian Flag ship as well all marine related work at Port having 17 yrs exposure in this field in India India
SA Offshore Environmental Protection Vessel
2/2/2005
South Africa has improved its capability to protect marine resources by taking delivery of the Sarah Baartman - the largest and best equipped of their four new environmental protection vessels. Built under contract by Damen Shipyards, work on the $19 million vessel began in Romania in July 2003 and was continued in Vlissingen in the Netherlands, where final outfitting took place. 83 meters in length, the Sarah Baartman will carry 18 crew, 4 cadets and 7 fishery inspectors. With a range of 7500 nautical miles at 15 knots the vessel can remain at sea for up to 45 days at a time. The top speed is in excess of 20 knots.
The vessel, equipped with a helicopter deck and refuelling facilities, will be able to accommodate a fully laden Super Puma/Oryx helicopter, which will extend her range of sight by at least 20 times. The vessel also has hospital facilities and capacity for six 20-foot containers which can be loaded and discharged by the vessel's own crane, which will make her extremely useful in assisting with disaster relief, search and rescue, evacuations, fire fighting, pollution control (like oil spills), towing, and other emergency operations.