THE REPORT Contents


The Magazine of the International Institute of Marine Surveying


56 • END OF USE BOATS... THINGS ARE HAPPENING


04 • EDITOR’S LETTER


05 • THE PRESIDENT’S COLUMN


08 • IIMS ORGANISATION AND STRUCTURE


09 • MARINE NEWS 18 • SAFETY BRIEFINGS


28 • WITH A SPATE OF INCIDENTS AND ACCIDENTS WHAT PRICE HUMAN LIFE AT SEA?


30 • MEMBER NEWS


36 • 2020 REVIEW: THE YEAR THAT CHANGED THE MARINE SURVEYING LANDSCAPE


43 • HOW COVID-19 HAS AFFECTED THE ROLE OF THE MARINE SURVEYOR


50 • HULL COATINGS: A SLIPPERY SUBJECT


54 • ABANDONED FIBREGLASS BOATS ARE RELEASING TOXINS & MICROPLASTICS ACROSS THE WORLD


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59 • ALTERNATIVES TO AT SEA DISPOSAL FOR END-OF-LIFE REINFORCED PLASTIC VESSELS - IMO’S POSITION


62 • MATERIALS, WHAT’S NEW? BASALT FIBRE COMPOSITES


66 • WHY WE NEED TO URGENTLY RETHINK EUROPEAN INLAND WATERWAYS TRANSPORTATION


68 • LIMITATION OF LIABILITY: WHO IS AN ‘OPERATOR’ AND WHO IS A ‘MANAGER’


72 • WAKASHIO: HOW THE CRISIS COMMUNICATIONS COULD HAVE BEEN BETTER HANDLED


74 • IMO IN HOT WATER FOLLOWING MAURITIUS OIL SPILL AND BOTCHED WAKASHIO SALVAGE OPERATION


81 • MAKING A HASH OF LASHING


83 • WHAT IS AIS AND HOW DOES IT WORK?


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86 • CARGO LIQUEFACTION GUIDELINES


89 • IMSBC CODE AMENDMENTS COME INTO FORCE FROM 1 JANUARY 2021


91 • SHIPPING, SUPERYACHT AND BOATING FACTS, STATISTICS AND TRENDS. HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW YOUR INDUSTRY?


100 • STANLESS STEEL IS BEST PLACED TO HANDLE THE AGGRESSIVE CORROSION CONDITIONS FOUND IN MARINE SCRUBBER UNITS


104 • NEW PRODUCTS


109 • A DAY IN THE LIFE OF... UDAY MOORTHI


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