Maritime professionals’ trade union, Nautilus International, is arguing for fairer regulation in the shipping industry to safeguard more skilled and less precarious jobs for European seafarers, with the General Secretary warning of a downwards spiral for workers if changes don’t take place.
The German Maritime Safety and Security Centre has integrated Frequentis’ communication solution ‘ASGARD’ as the communication and cooperation network for the operational forces of the Federal Government and the German coastal states.
Indian port professionals who follow courses given in Mumbai by APEC, the Port of Antwerp training centre, can now benefit from a purpose-built training facility
Jurong Port has launched a new academy costing almost USD$3 million and located at the Devan Nair Institute for Employment and Employability (e2i) in the heart of Jurong Gateway in Singapore
PTI is proud to announce Dr. Yvo Saanen, Commercial Director and Founder (1996) of TBA, as a speaker for the upcoming Terminal Automation & Training C-Level Networking Conference taking place 19 – 20th April 2017 in London
PTI is proud to announce Uno Bryfors, Senior Vice President of ABB Ports and one of the most experienced professionals in the port industry today, as a key speaker for the upcoming Terminal Automation & Training C-Level Networking Conference taking place 19 – 20th April 2017 in London
Two of Navis’ experts have answered PTI’s most pressing questions about how the company envisions tackling technological developments coming our way
Trelleborg’s new interactive whitepaper is recommending a new testing method and features an on-demand webinar
Singapore Organisation of Seamen allocates $3 million to seafarers to soften world economy impact
GlobalSim unveils crane and material handling simulation virtual reality platform at I/ITSEC conference
Drewry has announced that the Asia-Mediterranean trade is still “over-tonnaged”, as deadhaul ship utilisation is below other major east-west markets
The Indonesian government has invited more than thirty companies from Norway and Denmark to its capital to explore business opportunities as part of plans to enhance inter-island connectivity
