Author: Jack Shaw
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What Happens if a Ship Loses Power?
A power outage is among the worst issues for maritime professionals. What happens if a ship loses power?
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How Does Marine Fleet Management Work?
This guide discusses how marine fleet management works and the benefits and features of the ultimate marine fleet management solution.
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Boat Cleaning 101: How Are Ships Cleaned?
Boat cleaning is an underrated part of maintaining a water vessel. The process and general cleaning practices can change depending on the vessel type.
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Boat Painting Guide: How to Paint a Boat Efficiently
Interested in learning how to paint a boat? Boat paint has to be tailored for water transportation and extreme weather conditions.
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What Is a TEU In Regards to Marine Shipping?
What is a TEU? A twenty-foot equivalent unit (TEU) is a widely accepted standard unit of measurement in marine shipping, representing the capacity of a standard 20-foot-long container.
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Expectations for the 2024 Maritime Transport Market
What does the 2024 maritime transport market look like? International events have disrupted supply chains and changing regulations keep industry leaders on their toes.
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Lifeboats: Regulations and Requirements
In an emergency, portable vessels called lifeboats will get a ship’s occupants to relative safety. So how do lifeboats work?
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What Are the Most Common Shipbuilding Woods?
While shipbuilders have switched to other practices, wood still has a place in the maritime industry. The numerous types available mean manufacturers have myriad options, so here’s a guide on shipbuilding woods.
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Fiberglass vs. Steel: Which Is More Reliable?
Shipping professionals should get the most from their investment, so which is more reliable: steel vs. fiberglass? Here’s how to determine the better option.
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What Does a Longshoreman Do?
Longshoremen play a critical role in the global supply chain, bringing billions worth of cargo into the country. So what does a longshoreman do exactly?