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Update from the IMO
It’s been a busy week for us at the IMO, co-organising a major international symposium while also gaining valuable insights from another impactful event.
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Navigating the Future of Dynamic Positioning Training: Highlights from the 37th DPTEG Meeting
The 37th session of the Dynamic Positioning Training Executive Group (DPTEG) took place in November. During the bi-annual meeting, the group discussed the latest developments in the rapidly evolving industry landscape, underlining the importance of practical training and assessment to reflect the growing sophistication of DP roles.
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IMO Review of DP Training and Certification
In October 2024, the International Maritime Organization began a four-year review of the STCW code, considering over 400 proposed changes. Key among these are proposals is to shift Dynamic Positioning training from Part B (guidance) to Part A (mandatory regulation). If adopted, these changes would formalize DP training standards under IMO governance.
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Meet our Younger Member Ambassadors (YMA)
Luciana Bezerra Aguiar e Silva AMNI from Brazil
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Update from the IMO
The Council of the IMO met to discuss a wide range matters affecting the business and finances of our global regulator, and to receive updates on the activities of many IMO bodies.
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Welcome to the ITF
On Tuesday 19 November, 2024, staff at The Nautical Institute Headquarters were delighted to welcome Ms Gina Kim and Ms Lydia Ferad of the International Transport Workers’ Federation.
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Egypt Branch Launch
The launch of The Nautical Institute’s Egypt Branch took place on 21 November at the prestigious Helnan Hotel Montazah Royal Palace in Alexandria.
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Enclosed Space Accidents Webinar - Finding Solutions Together
The danger of entering an enclosed space is well known across the maritime industry. Although best practice guidelines are in place, accidents in enclosed spaces caused by lack of oxygen or the presence of poisonous gasses continue to occur far too frequently, with devastating consequences for seafarers and their families.
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Türkiye Branch launch
On 7th of November The Nautical Institute warmly welcomed the Türkiye maritime community with the launch of its Türkiye Branch in Istanbul.
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