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WorkVest

Maximizes

Protection

DBI/SALA teamed with

SKILLERS Workwear to increase fall protection with no-tangle harness and added comfort and utility. Construct- ed with Hi-Vis fabric and reflective tape, the WorkVest meets visibility requirements.

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Francis Still

Shines Bright

Francis Searchlights Ltd., based in the U.K., is cele- brating its 100th anniver- sary. Francis offers a portfo- lio of Searchlights and

Floodlights, vehicle light- ing for the Defense indus- try and MOD Navy light- ing. Circle 107 franca

Book Dedicated

To Safety

Safety and Security at Sea, by

D.S. Bist, is a publication that is concerned with the safe operation of ships and preventing errors and over- sights. The book is aimed at every deck officer, regardless of rank or ship.

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ARE YOU:

A SNAME member interested in getting together with marine professionals to dis- cuss cutting-edge innovations in the marine industry?

Material Enhances Visibility 3M Marine's Scotch- light Reflective Material

SOLAS Grade 3150A enhances the visibility of flotation devices. Sup- plied as a silver, flexible, reflective material with a pressure-sensitive adhesive, it is ideal for vests, life jackets, buoys, rafts, life boats and exposure suits.

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Novurania Designs Rescue Boat

Novurania responds to new MSA regulations by designing the new

NOVURANIA 420 GS, a quick-response rescue boat which doubles as a crew tender and all-pur- — pose water craft. Trans- porting up to six persons, the boat is fully collapsible for storage and is designed to ensure good perfor- mance. Circle 111 the t i.xiM.vrt: ttATEIt SAFETY

HOT Mi IOT llll rhe Society ofNai^al Architects and Marine Engineers

ANNUAL MEETING \

A product supplier or profes- sional serving the marine industry?

A retired naval architect or marine engineerinterested in meeting with old friends and colleagues?

An INDUSTRY LEADER look- ing for cutting edge products and services?

A STUDENT looking for career guidance and network- ing opportunities?

A busy PROFESSIONAL who wants to combine business with pleasure — incorporating a family vacation into a true learning experience?

Then you can't afford to miss this year's Annual Meeting and ImExpo!

To find out more about exhibiting at this year's 2001

IMExpo please contact our

Exposition Manager, Susan

Giver at 412-299-5524 or via e-mail: [email protected].

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McMurdo Develops

Rapid Radio

The G4 406 GPS EPIRB was recently developed by

McMurdo, a world leader in technically advanced elec- tronics. The G4 features a built-in, 12-channel, parallel

GPS receiver. With an

EPIRB alert time of three minutes to the search and rescue services, lengthy searches and delays can be avoided.

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Dalloz Targets

Distributors, Users

With Safety

Brochure

Dalloz Safety, a leader in designing personal protec- tive equipment, has pro- duced a new, pocket-size brochure describing the company's protection prod- uct lines. The brochure is targeted toward distributors and users, and describes

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Chemetron Protects

Against Fire

Chemetron Fire Systems protects facilities worldwide, safeguarding computer sys- tems, laboratories, chemical storage areas, museums, telecommunications equip- ment, power facilities, man- ufacturing sites, record stor- age rooms and more. Web: www.chemetron.com Circle 127

Night Vision

With Vistar

The Vistar IM172 is a new product designed to aid navigation of large yachts, work boats - in fact anyone who may wish to navigate safely at night.

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Poster Promotes Safety

The North of England P&I

Association has published another of its colorful car- toon posters to remind ship owner and operators the need for efficient man-over- board procedures. The poster highlights the impor- tance of maintaining a good lookout and the immediate deployment of lifebuoys. S3 NORTH OF ENGLAND

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