THE REPORT Contents


The Magazine of the International Institute of Marine Surveying 04 • EDITOR’S LETTER


05 • THE PRESIDENT’S COLUMN


08 • IIMS ORGANISATION AND STRUCTURE


09 • MARINE NEWS


21 • REFLECTIONS AND HIGHLIGHTS FROM UK MARITIME SAFETY WEEK


23 • SAFETY BRIEFINGS


33 • TIME FOR TRANSPARENCY ABOUT ACCIDENTS


34 • MEMBER NEWS 51 • FROM THE MURKY BILGE


52 • BRITAIN’S HISTORIC LITTLE SHIPS


59 • DECARBONISATION & ALTERNATIVE FUELS FAQS


67 • MODERNISING THE HANDLING OF SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS FOR BETTER EFFICIENCY


69 • MARINE SAFETY MUST NEVER BECOME A BOX- TICKING EXERCISE


72 • A MOST DANGEROUS TRADE: THE PROBLEMS OF LIQUEFACTION


76 • ADVANCING SAILING TECHNOLOGY WITH SAFETY IN MIND


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78 • ANTIFOULING INNOVATIONS: A PLAN FOR ECOLOGICAL BOATING


80 • BIOFOULING MANAGEMENT: THE BENEFITS OF A CLEAN HULL


84 • BLISTERING BARNACLES! THE STICKY PROBLEM OF BIOFOULING


88 • WORKBOAT TRAVELS NEAR THE TOP OF THE WORLD TO WITNESS NEW HYBRID TECHNOLOGY


92 • LOOK OUT FOR FUEL LEAKS AND UNSHIELDED HOT SPOTS IN ENGINE ROOMS


95 • EMSA GIVES FIRST FACTUAL ANALYSIS OF MARITIME SAFETY LANDSCAPE IN THE EU


98 • IS THE WORLD FINALLY STARTING TO TAKE THE DISMANTLING OF END OF LIFE BOATS SERIOUSLY?


99 • CONTAINERS LOST AT SEA


104 • ELIMINATING THE RISK OF CONTAINER STACK COLLAPSE - SOLUTIONS AND UNSEAWORTHINESS


SEPTEMBER 2022 • ISSUE 101


112 • FIRST ELECTRIC ‘FLYING’ FERRY SET TO TAKE STOCKHOLM’S WATERBORNE PUBLIC TRANSPORT BY STORM


114 • WHAT CHANGES TO SOLAS 2024?


116 • THE SURVEYOR’S BAG


118 • HOW INDEPENDENT ARE YOU?


120 • LITHIUM-ION BATTERIES... SHOULD WE BE CONCERNED?


122 • SANCTIONED COUNTRIES, PERSONS AND ACTIVITIES - WHY YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THESE REGULATIONS


124 • NEW PRODUCTS 72 99


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