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AMVER

New York,, NY, United StatesUpdated Apr 2004

Amver, sponsored by the United States Coast Guard, is a unique IT-based, and voluntary, global ship reporting system used by worldwide search and rescue authorities to arrange for assistance to persons in distress at sea.With Amver, rescue coordinators can identify participating ships in the area of a maritime or aviation distress and divert the best-suited ship or ships to respond. Amver's mission is to quickly provide search and rescue authorities, on demand, accurate information on the positions and characteristics of vessels near a reported distress.

AVECS Corporation AG

Fichtenwalde,, GermanyUpdated May 2026

The AVECS Corporation AG is a software company developing quality & safety management software for the marine industry in accordance with ISO 9001. The company was founded in 1994 as a two-man company based in Potsdam. The ever-increasing rate of accidents at sea and falling safety standards gave Captain Hans-Werner Schleiter the idea to try and change this situation by developing specialised safety software. The concept was based on the then new international legislation (ISM - International Safety Management Code), introduced to improve safety onboard ships worldwide. During the development of the system, experts from maritime industry, nautical universities and software ergonomics were involved. Test installations onboard ensured that the functionality required by users was available in a user-friendly interface. The AVECS Corporation currently employs around 50 people, some of whom with extensive seagoing experience.

At Sea Processors Association

Seattle, WA, United StatesUpdated Mar 2005

At-Sea Processors Association (APA) is a trade association representing five member companies that operate 15 U.S.-flag catcher/processor vessels in the Eastern Bering Sea Alaska pollock fishery, a leading sustainable fishery.

Attorney Richard Gottesman

Boston, Mass, United StatesUpdated May 2002

Maritime Injury Lawyers provides referrals to Maritime lawyers handling Jones Act, admiralty, unseaworthy vessels and injured seaman.

Australian Government

AustraliaUpdated May 2002

The Australian Government supports and enhances the maritime sector, recognizing that sea transport is vital for exports and domestic freight.

Broadband Maritime

New York, NY, United StatesUpdated Apr 2005

Broadband Maritime provides affordable broadband communications solutions for ships at sea, offering integrated systems with stabilized antennas, installation, and maintenance for reliable global connectivity.

C.M. Hammar AB

Vastra Frolunda ,, SwedenUpdated Oct 2004

CM Hammar AB specializes in safety equipment for maritime use, including hydrostatic release units, remote release systems, and lifejacket inflators, with over 40 years of experience in saving lives at sea.

CANYON RANCH AT SEA

Tucson, Arizona, United StatesUpdated Aug 2003

Canyon Ranch at Sea offers all-inclusive wellness resorts and retreats focused on integrative health care, mind-body activities, and personalized experiences in serene settings across multiple U.S. destinations including Tucson, Arizona.

CapRock Communications

Aberdeen, United KingdomUpdated Dec 2007

CapRock Communications delivers communications to the world’s harshest and most remote locations. CapRock’s satellite based services enable clients to communicate in real time virtually anywhere in the world.

EBS-Line Management AB

471 22 Skärhamn, SwedenUpdated Nov 2000

Technical management and consulting . Trade with new and second hand equipment, engines and other items for all kinds of vessels. Supply service at sea.

ESVAGT - Esbjerg Vagtskibsselskab AS

Esbjerg, DenmarkUpdated Apr 2008

ESVAGT is a Danish company specializing in safety and support at sea, providing emergency and rescue services as well as offshore wind and oil & gas industry solutions with a fleet of over 40 vessels.

European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA)

Lisbon,, PortugalUpdated Feb 2007

The European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) enhances maritime safety, reduces maritime accidents, marine pollution, and loss of lives at sea within the EU through surveillance, technical assistance, and digital services.

Geolink (France)

Paris,, FranceUpdated May 2004

Global Satellite Phone Services Geolink 's OceanCell is the first GSM solution to be used onboard ships, making it possible to telephone using a mobile phone from the middle of the ocean. OceanCell offers innovative communication services to professionals on land and at sea, and particularly to : * cruise ships * ferry boats * oil barges and platforms * base camps on land (oil and military applications) OceanCell offers: * access to the GSM network (incoming and outgoing calls) * simultaneous use of the telephone from fixed phones * internet access The OCEANCELL system is fully modular and can be used by 100 to 3000 persons on ships, in base camps on land and on oil barges, with flexible conditions for use of services (cellular telephones, fixed telephones and data transfer) depending on needs.

HELMEPA

Nea Smirni,, Athens, GreeceUpdated Mar 2008
Training

HELMEPA is a non-governmental organization founded by the Greek shipping community in 1982 to protect the marine environment, promote safety at sea, and advance sustainable development through education, training, and advocacy.

Indian Ports Association

New Delhi, IndiaUpdated Jun 2002

Port represents a collection of physical facilities and services designed to serve as an interchange point between land and sea transport. It is a single organizational unit with multi-dimensional activities integrated within the logistics chains for providing services to maritime trade. In India there are 12 major ports and around 181 minor and intermediate ports, which handles more than 300 million tonnes of cargo per annum. The port sector has witnessed large-scale investment through government and private sector for modernisation programme. In the new era of liberalisation and privatisation, functionality of ports is changing from their traditional role as an organisation in charge of all port activities to become a coordinator of these activities. High degree of competition has resulted into reduction of excess labour, aggravated by the trend towards intensive investment of capital at seaports through private sector participation.

Injury At Sea

Seattle,, WA, United StatesUpdated May 2026

Injury At Sea is a maritime law firm based in Seattle, WA, providing legal representation for injured fishermen, mariners, and other maritime workers in the Pacific Northwest with over 46 years of experience.

International Maritime Information Systems

Fareham, Hampshire, United KingdomUpdated May 2026

IMIS was created as a direct response to the introduction of the ITU-R.M1371-1 specified Automatic Identification System [AIS] technology and the directive issued by the International Maritime Organisation [IMO] that all Safety Of Life At Sea [SOLAS] vessels will be required to install an AIS terminals over a period of time starting in July 2002. The IMO directive has resulted in IMIS creating a Maritime Data Radio Network [MDRN] capable of handling not only the ITU-R.M1371-1 AIS protocol but existing data radio technologies such radio telemetry and other private and public mobile radio solutions.

Invsat Ltd

Westhill, Aberdeenshire, United KingdomUpdated Nov 2004

Invsat Ltd provides the maritime community with access to telecommunication services and applications using stabilised VSAT systems to ensure reliable communications at sea.

Life Industries Corporation (BoatLIFE)

Charleston, SC, United StatesUpdated Nov 2005

Life Industries Corporation (BoatLIFE) offers high quality American-made boat maintenance, repair, and care products including cleaners, sealants, polishes, and teak maintenance supplies.

Lloyd's Register North America Gulf Coast Operations

Houston, TX, United StatesUpdated Sep 2005

Lloyd's Register North America Gulf Coast Operations performs ship surveys to ensure high standards of design, manufacture, construction, maintenance, operation, and performance, enhancing life and property at sea and on land.

Marine Press of Canada

Montreal, Quebec, CanadaUpdated Oct 2002

Marine Press is an International Admiralty Chart Agent located in Montreal, Canada. We supply our world wide clients with charts - paper & electronic - , books and publications from many countries and organizations, e.g. I.M.O., NOAA and UKHO. Our focus is 1st class service, value-for-money and innovative solutions to help the mariner at sea. With our extensive range of products – our clients get a partner with integrated services for all the needs of Nautical products and services: • Corrected US & Canadian charts. Tracings also available. • Print-on-demand US Lists of Light. Saving the time of doing corrections. • Digitrace – Notice to Mariners via e-mail. The most advanced, modern and complete system for digital Notice to Mariners & tracings for ALL your charts – BA, US & more. No need for expensive special equipment/receivers. Developed in 1996 and now at version 4.5. We take the official info from the Hydrographic Offices, compare with the ship’s index, compress & encrypt the file. On board you get a weekly e-mail with only relevant info regarding your charts & publications. Advantages:  Saving valuable time on-board  Increasing safety by receiving NTM without waiting several weeks  Ensuring quality through an ISO-certified supplier and an auditable system • Chart Catalogue. The large catalogue now in a convenient CD-format. Includes up-dates & new editions. Plan a route and get the list of charts needed.