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Navigating Hazards, Building Futures with Ravi Sharma
A Candid Conversation with Ravi Sharma (Founder & CEO, SOS India Pvt. Ltd.) — from Hanumangarh to Green Ship Recycling Podcast host:...

Prateek Khanna
Sep 16 min read


Critical Drydock Actions: Ensuring Vessel Integrity as a Chief Engineer
As a Chief Engineer, overseeing a vessel during drydock or when sitting on blocks requires thorough inspection and maintenance of various critical components to ensure the ship's safety, efficiency, and compliance with maritime regulations. Below is a detailed and elaborate guide covering essential actions, responsibilities, and protocols. 1. Hull Inspection for Indentation, Buckling, Corrosion, Cracks, and Adherence Points The hull is the ship's main structural component and

Team MarineX
Oct 19, 20244 min read


Comprehensive Dry Dock Checklist: Preparations Before Dry Dock
Dry docking is a vital maintenance phase for ships, where the vessel is taken out of the water to inspect, clean, repair, and maintain various components. For this process to be efficient and effective, meticulous planning is required. This detailed checklist will guide shipowners, crew, and ship managers through all the essential steps to ensure a successful dry dock period. Some Drydock Images Below: Courtesy: Five Stars Shipping 1. Review Items for Class Survey The first a

Team MarineX
Oct 18, 20246 min read


The Critical Role of Hot Work Permits on Merchant Vessels
In maritime operations, where safety is not just a priority but a lifeline, the implementation of rigorous safety protocols is paramount. Among these, the Hot Work Permit (HWP) system stands out as an indispensable procedure, designed to safeguard lives, protect property, and ensure compliance with international safety standards. Hot work , defined as any operation involving open flames, heat, or sparks, poses a significant risk on merchant vessels, which often carry flammabl

Team MarineX
Aug 19, 20247 min read


A Guide to Scavenge Port Inspection Onboard Ships
The scavenge port inspection is a fundamental maintenance procedure conducted on the main propulsion engines of ships. This inspection involves a detailed examination of the internal components of the engine, such as the piston, piston rings, cylinder liner, and associated parts, through the scavenge ports. The primary goal is to detect any signs of wear, leakage, or damage that could compromise engine performance and safety. The inspection is a critical part of ensuring that

Team Dmet Club
Aug 19, 20248 min read
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