Sunday 10 April 2011
Friday 8 April 2011
BBC News - Stranded Bibby Topaz refloats in Lerwick
BBC News - Stranded Bibby Topaz refloats in Lerwick: "- Sent using Google Toolbar"
Thursday 7 April 2011
Three hurt loading ferry onto freight ship - RTÉ News
Cargo ship runs aground off Connemara - RTÉ News
Thursday 17 March 2011
Auction Notice
Auction Notice - On Instructions from a Major Finance Company ONLINE TENDER SALE OF DREDGERS, TUGS, JACK UP PONTOON, FLAT TOP BARGES, COMMERCIAL DIVING EQUIPMENT, CRANES (Former Assets of a Marine Civil Engineering and Diving Company) including: “Agem One” 20m x 10m Jack Up Barge c/w Twin Schottel Propulsion “Reloader” 22m x 10m Dumb Dredger 2 x Ex-US Army Dumb Deck Cargo Barges 35m x 10m Ex-US Army Dumb Deck Cargo Barges c/w Spud Legs, 35m x 10m “Kingston Lacy” 21m Motor Tug, 500hp “Hermes” 24m Motor Tug, 625kw (Ex-Swedish Navy) Divers Decompression Chamber; Wet Bell System; 2 x Diver Support Mobile Units NCK C41B Andes Crawler Crane; 2005, Unic 295CR Crawler Crane; 2006, Unic 506 and 2006 Unic 295 Mini Cranes; 2008, Kubota 17.5kva Genset Viewing to be held at: MONTROSE AND TROON IN SCOTLAND, UK Viewing to be held on: Tuesday 15th March, 2011 10:00am - 4:00pm at Troon and Wednesday 16th March, 2011 10:00am – 4:00pm at Montrose Closing date for Online Tenders: Friday 18th March, 2011 12 noon Please visit www.amsauctions.co.uk to Register and Place Bids. Tel: +44 1242 241111. Email: info@amsauctions.co.uk. Web: www.amsauctions.co.uk.
Maritime Journal - ‘Cormorant’ salvages trawler off Dunkirk
Maritime Journal - ‘Cormorant’ salvages trawler off Dunkirk: "- Sent using Google Toolbar"
Maritime Journal - Joint project tug on show at Seawork
Maritime Journal - Joint project tug on show at Seawork: "- Sent using Google Toolbar"
Inishowen Maritime Museum - Special Events
Inishowen Maritime Museum - Special Events: "- Sent using Google Toolbar"
Thursday 27 January 2011
BBC News - Trade through Belfast Harbour up by 5%
BBC News - Trade through Belfast Harbour up by 5%: "- Sent using Google Toolbar"
A Very Dear Friend, Gone But Not Forgotten
Leven met hem was een unieke ervaring,
zijn liefde en zorgzaamheid voor zijn medemens,
zijn humor, wat zullen wij hem missen.
Teun Kaagman
Alkmaar, Schoorl,
13 mei 1936 20 januari 2011
Atie Kaagman – Caarls
Ingeborg en Iwan
Maaike, Hilde, Luke, Leonie
Paul en Christern
Tijmen
Hogeweijdt 4
1871 VG Schoorl
Gelegenheid tot condoleren op woensdag 26
januari van 19.00 tot 19.45 uur in het Yarden
Uitvaartcentrum Alkmaar, Overkrocht 20.
De crematieplechtigheid zal plaatsvinden op
donderdag 27 januari om 13.15 uur in crematorium
“Schagerkogge”, Haringhuizerweg 3, Schagen.
Na afloop is er tevens gelegenheid tot condoleren
in de ontvangkamer aldaar.
zijn liefde en zorgzaamheid voor zijn medemens,
zijn humor, wat zullen wij hem missen.
Teun Kaagman
Alkmaar, Schoorl,
13 mei 1936 20 januari 2011
Atie Kaagman – Caarls
Ingeborg en Iwan
Maaike, Hilde, Luke, Leonie
Paul en Christern
Tijmen
Hogeweijdt 4
1871 VG Schoorl
Gelegenheid tot condoleren op woensdag 26
januari van 19.00 tot 19.45 uur in het Yarden
Uitvaartcentrum Alkmaar, Overkrocht 20.
De crematieplechtigheid zal plaatsvinden op
donderdag 27 januari om 13.15 uur in crematorium
“Schagerkogge”, Haringhuizerweg 3, Schagen.
Na afloop is er tevens gelegenheid tot condoleren
in de ontvangkamer aldaar.
Saturday 22 January 2011
Thursday 16 December 2010
Ministerial Launch of Irish Offshore Training Capability or World Leader in Offshore Simulation Partners with National Maritime College
NEWS RELEASE
EMBARGO: December 17, 2010
Ministerial Launch of Irish Offshore Training Capability
or
World Leader in Offshore Simulation Partners with National Maritime College
SEFtec NMCI Offshore Ltd (SNO), a public / private joint venture between SEFtec Global Training Ltd and The National Maritime College of Ireland (NMCI), will be launched on the 17th December 2010 at the National Maritime College, Co. Cork, by the Minister of Enterprise, Trade & Employment, Batt O’Keeffe.
This venture is a shining example of how to bring together state of the art public infrastructure, in the form of one of the world’s most advanced maritime colleges, with private enterprise’s expertise in not only offshore training, but in the design, manufacture, installation, commissioning and service of training simulators for the global maritime industry.
The Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Innovation, Batt O'Keeffe TD, who launched the public-private joint venture, said it would support jobs and the growth of the Irish offshore exploration and wind energy sectors. 'The future is bright for the partnership we are announcing here this afternoon. The maritime sector is a diverse and developing global industry that requires huge levels of skill and technical capability,' said Minister O'Keeffe.
Focused on supporting the successful and sustainable growth of the Irish offshore exploration sector, SNO has successfully secured the approval of the Offshore Petroleum Industry Training Organization (OPITO) for its programme of courses. In a sector that is completely focused on safety, OPITO has become the global industries focal point for skills, training and workforce development.
“SNO is very proud to have achieved its OPITO approval this year, the approval came about in a phenomenal time frame and this wouldn’t have been possible without the combined efforts of both public and private joint venture partners. This will mean that we can service not only the growing needs of Ireland’s offshore sector, but train for the global industry as well” Conor Mowlds, Managing Director SNO Ltd.
SEFtec, an Irish SME with a global focus, commenced trading in 2004 and has quickly become one of the world’s leaders in the provision of offshore simulation equipment. Based in a state-of-the-art facility in Cork it has diversified its activities from the design and fabrication of offshore training simulation equipment to training and already operates an OPITO centre in Kazakhstan.
The NMCI, a public private partnership between the Cork Institute of Technology, Vita Lend Lease and the Irish Naval Service was opened in 2004, represents a €60 million investment by the state in maritime training, and is one of the world’s most advanced maritime colleges.
The future aim of SNO is to break into the offshore renewable energy sector, with the development of their Offshore Wind Energy Safety Training course (OWEST) ear marked for further development. The OWEST course currently involves Helicopter Winching Techniques, Life Saving Appliances and Vessel Abandonment which is key training for anyone working on or near Offshore Wind Energy Sites.
For further information visit www.seftec.ie or www.nmci.ie
ENDS
Photo Caption:
Delegates on the OPITO approved BOSIET - Offshore Training Course, at the National Maritime College in Ringaskiddy using the Helicopter Underwater Training Simulator, HUET systems are used to simulate a controlled crash landing by a helicopter onto water.
Picture: Pascal Ungerer 
Wednesday 17 March 2010
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