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Fichtenwalde,, Germany
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.
Glasblazerstraat 19, BL Ridderkerk, Netherlands
Supplier of marine boilers and marine equipment focused on energy efficiency, decarbonization, and compliance with marine legislation.
Honolulu,, HI, United States
American Marine Corporation is the lead organization in what is now known as the American Marine Services Group. The current companies of American Marine Services Group began to take shape in 1985 with the formation of Pacific Environmental Corporation (PENCO). PENCO was formed in response to growing environmental awareness and legislation. PENCO has grown into a leading provider of emergency marine oil spill response and related environmental services and is currently the primary responder for the State of Hawaii. Continued growth in Hawaii lead to the formation of North Pacific Construction in 1995. North Pacific Construction has undertaken projects throughout the Pacific Basin, specializing in work involving diving, vessel and environmental components. Recent projects include construction of a new seawall on Johnston Island for the Navy and a new marina at Ko'Olina, Hawaii. Recognizing that American Divers, American Workboats, and North Pacific Construction shared many of the same customers and corporate administration, management took a bold step to combine the three operating companies into a single organizayion. During the summer of 1998 American Marine Corporation was formed. AMC continues to provide customers with the level of service they've grown to expect from an American Marine Services Group company, American Marine Corporation is committed to building upon the reputation of its predecessors.
Washington, DC, United States
Dyer Ellis & Joseph provides legal representation on bankruptcy, corporate law, employment law, environmental regulation and litigation, equipment leasing and aircraft finance, government contracts, health care, information technology, intellectual property, international trade and transactions, legislation and lobbying, maritime law and vessel finance, mergers and acquisitions, project finance, securities regulation and litigation, structured finance, tax and white-collar defense
Alfa Laval provides a broad range of marine equipment and innovative solutions focused on energy efficiency, decarbonization, and compliance with marine legislation, supporting ship owners and operators with future-proof technologies and services.
Vancouver,, British Columbia, Canada
The British Columbia Chamber of Shipping is a non-profit society serving the international shipping industry community in British Columbia since 1923, providing a forum for information exchange and advocacy on shipping services, legislation, and trade opportunities.
Shenzhen, China
Since its inception in 1960, the Federation's prime goals have been to serve the many needs of Hong Kong's industrial and business communities. It continues to play a major role in shaping the territory's prosperity. The Federation actively promotes and fosters the interests of Hong Kong's industrial and business sectors promotes trade, investment, technological advancement, manpower development and business opportunities in Hong Kong represents industry's views and influences Government on policies and legislation which affect industry and business The Federation achieves this by representing members on the Legislative Council and various high-level Government advisory boards and committees acting as a bridge between members and overseas business communities organising activities to promote trade, investment, technology transfer and manpower training updating members on business opportunities in Hong Kong and all over the world
Australia
Fremantle Sea Rescue is located in Western Australia and performs over 500 rescues a year. Fremantle Sea Rescue operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Fremantle Sea Rescue is staffed entirely by volunteers....
BATUMI, Georgia
Iberian Navigation Co. Ltd, established in 1997 in Batumi, Georgia, specializes in the recruitment and crewing of seafarers in compliance with national legislation and the Maritime Labour Convention (MLC 2006).
Holt, ACT, Australia
Consultancy specialising in safety legislation in relation to small vessels in developing countries.
Alexandria, VA, United States
The International Association of Refrigerated Warehouses (IARW), was founded in 1891. IRWA Headquarters offices are in Alexandria, VA, USA with division offices in the Netherlands and India. In addition to collecting information and encouraging the exchange of ideas, IRWA aggressively promotes more efficient distribution services, aids members in adopting new technology, advises members concerning legislation and regulations affecting the food industry, assists members in complying with U.S. and international regulations, and participates in alliances with industry and international organizations having a common interest in the safe and efficient flow of food products around the world. All active members of IARW are also members and beneficiaries of the work of The World Food Logistics Organization (WFLO).
Ashford, Kent, United Kingdom
International Maritime Security (IMS) was established in 1986, to provide security advice to the maritime industry. All members of IMS have had a lifetime of experience as security executives. The greatest strength of IMS is its professional expertise in studying cruise ships, ferries, cargo ships and ports, and in designing Protective Security Measures to assist in preventing acts of violence and crime. IMS security executives have a comprehensive knowledge of the new SOLAS Regulations concerning security and the International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code; also US, Canadian and UK maritime security legislation.
Vienna, VA, United States
It was 50 years ago Liberia's maritime program opened its doors to the world's shipping community. Within no time that community responded quickly, and in three months the 29,000dwt tanker World Peace, a large vessel by the standards of her day, had become the first ocean going merchant vessel to fly Liberia's star and stripes. Those 50 years have seen the fleet grow until today it stands at being one of the largest registries in the world. Today's position has as its foundation the high standards set and maintained during those 50 years. Liberia has often led the world in introducing new standards of safety and in implementing new international codes and conventions, and the flag is recognized as being the Premier of the open registry. The registry has a reputation for quality, efficiency, safety, and service. Liberia also offers one of the most convenient, efficient, and tax effective offshore corporate registries in the world. Administration is being updated to become more efficient and legislation is being reviewed in our efforts to make Liberia still more attractive to the ship owner without losing sight of the high standards we have set. The registry has offices in Vienna Virginia, USA, New York, Piraeus Greece, Hong Kong, London, Monrovia, Zurich and Tokyo.
Aalborg, Denmark
Limfjords-Vaerftet AS is associated with Alfa Laval, providing marine equipment and innovative solutions to optimize energy efficiency, support fuel transitions, and ensure compliance with marine legislation for sustainable shipping.
GIJON, Asturias, Spain
Teaching & research in the maritime field. In the High nautical School of Gijón - University of Oviedo, The MAritime Field Investigation Group (MaFIG-UniOvi) is constituted.
Camp Springs,, MD, United States
Seafarers International Union is a maritime labor union representing seafarers and providing training, education, and support for maritime workers.
Ottawa,, Ontario, Canada
The Chamber of Maritime Commerce (CMC) represents marine industry stakeholders in Canada and the U.S., advocating for efficient marine transportation services, industry-government partnerships, and marine-related legislation.
Washington, DC, United States
The original congressionally authorized commission to review and make recommendations for a national ocean policy was convened under the Marine Resources and Engineering Development Act of 1966. That commission, which is commonly referred to as the Stratton Commission after its chairman, Julius Stratton, issued its far-reaching report on January 9, 1969. President George W. Bush announced his intent to appoint the 16 members of the new Commission on Ocean Policy on June 15, 2001, based on a process that included nominations by the Congress and appointment by the President. These appointments were finalized on July 3, 2001. Details on the procedures for appointing the Commission can be found in the Information on the Oceans Act, and in the Oceans Act.