Bermuda

  • Bermuda's Department of Marine and Ports Services is responsible for all maritime services in one of the world's most popular tourist ports.

    Its hectic work schedule comprises a long list of varied duties. Besides scheduling and providing pilot services.

    the department is responsible for handling the numerous daily dockings of tourist and commercial shipping in the island's busy harbors.

    A double dose of needed relief for the department's overtaxed fleet arrived recently with the delivery of two new 38-foot line-handling tugs.

    Named the Princeton and Inspector (photo), they were designed and built by Gladding-Hearn Shipbuilding/ The Duclos Corporation of Somerset, Mass. Both boats are of all-steel construction with heavybuilt keels for added protection against possible grounding on the island's coral reefs.

    Each vessel is powered by a GM Detroit Diesel 6-71N engine rated 174 bhp at 1,800 rpm, driving a Columbian propeller via a Twin Disc reduction gear with a ratio of 2.96:1 and Armco Aquamet shafting.

    Engine controls are by Morse and the steering system by Hynautic.

    The vessel has a top speed of 9.5 knots and bollard pull of about 4,000 pounds.

    Both tugs have flush decks fitted with double 6-inch towing bitts aft, 6-inch bow bitts, and heavy Johnson Rubber tendering. Pilothouses are fully equipped and fitted with fixed windows on the house front and roof and sliding windows on the sides.

    The Princeton is being used in the port of Hamilton primarily for shipdocking duty. The Inspector is in use in St. George, where her duties include ship-docking as well as navigation aid maintenance work, and yacht mooring inspections.

  • Gladding-Hearn Shipbuilding, Duclos Corporation, has delivered two new fast ferries to the Government of Bermuda, Ministry of Transport. The first vessel was delivered in March; a sister ship arrived in Bermuda in June. The ferries provide commuter and excursion service between Bermuda's capital

  • Shipping Company, Houston, Texas Vice Chairman: A.C. Cormack, Petro-Canada, Don Mills, Canada The Grounding of the M / T Tifoso, 1983: A Test of Bermuda's Contingency Plan Anthony H. Knap, Thomas D. Sleeter, Bermuda Biological Station, Ferry Reach, Bermuda; Idwal Wyn Hughes, Department of Agriculture

  • Bailey Refrigeration Co., Inc., Avenel, N.J., has appointed Oscar F. Poppe Jr. as its Miami branch manager. Mr. Poppe comes to Bailey from Bermuda Star Line where he was vice president of operations. A marine engineer from Miami, Mr. Poppe has considerable experience in the marine industry

  • the applicable rules and regulations of the U.S. Coast Guard and the U.S. Public Health Service. Initially, the Homeric will sail from New York to Bermuda, joining Home Lines' other cruise ship, the Atlantic, in offering regular sevenday cruises through October 18 this year. Following the Bermuda

  • circulation, too. The research, recently published in Nature Climate Change, was conducted by scientists from the University of British Colombia, the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences (BIOS), the French Institute for Ocean Science at the University of Brest, and the University of Southampton.One particular

  • Agency, and the U.S. Coast Guard. Papers at the conference will be delivered by representatives from 18 countries including Australia, Bahrain, Bermuda, Canada, France, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, Netherlands, Norway, Panama, Sweden, Saudi Arabia, United Kingdom, the U.S., USSR, Venezuela, and West

  • Jersey was forced to cease operations for several weeks following the terrorist attacks on New York City, Celebrity had to therefore reposition its Bermuda-bound Horizon and Zenith vessels to depart from the Port of Philadelphia — a move which despite the surrounding circumstances — proved beneficial

  • position as consolidator is not the only factor that sets Frontline apart. Despite strong ties to the Norwegian home market, the company is based in Bermuda. 'Any shipowner should leave any 'normal' European tax scheme," Jebsen said, noting that Bermuda's tax-free environment was essential to Frontline

  • countries include all the EU and EEA members, plus Australia, Brunei, Japan, New Zealand, Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan.  Citizens of Canada and Bermuda do not require visas to enter the United States for visit, tourism and temporary business travel purposes. Also, citizens of Canada and Bermuda do

  • delivery by mid-1977. Vancouver Shipyards Co. Ltd. is at present outfitting a $4-million 140-foot seagoing tug for Seaspan Overseas Ltd. of Hamilton, Bermuda, for delivery the end of May. In addition, the yard is filling an order from Guatemala for two general purpose barges and a further $1.5-million

  • the answers. One need only look back to the grounding of the cruise ship Royal Majesty on June 10, 1995. The ship was completing a voyage from Bermuda to Boston when it ran aground on the Rose and Crown Shoal about 10 miles east of Nantucket Island, Mass. The ship was 17 miles off course when the

  • MR Aug-23#12 . I googled: “Smallest Bermuda rigged yawls. I have)
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    once you hit 44 feet you are or fractional rig boat, and even claimed that it worked for adding luxury instead of seaworthiness. I googled: “Smallest Bermuda rigged yawls. I have never designed a yawl (quite reasonable size for an ocean crossing sailboat” and there were frankly, who would anymore?) so

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    transit Silbo spent three months ? ying ern Africa. Silbo Gomero is a language Institute and P&O Maritime Services, a butter? y pattern south of Bermuda of the Canary Islands, used to communi- Galway. On the second leg, Silbo ? ew contributing data to Bermuda Atlantic cate across the deep ravines

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    $18.42 South Korea 525 27,140,200 $9.77 Norway 403 26,200,500 $9.32 United States of America 309 22,582,200 $9.16 Hong Kong, China 377 20,957,003 $6.44 Bermuda 133 23,546,200 $6.02 Russia 655 18,205,100 $5.67 Top Containership Owners by Value Owner # of Vessels Total DWT Total Value $B Moller Maersk

  • MT Nov-21#14 , and the following year off Bermuda. The inaugu- Maaten Furlong)
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    . Autosub-1 were gathering oceanographic data off the Flori- Discussing the NOC’s technological developments, Dr da coast, and the following year off Bermuda. The inaugu- Maaten Furlong, Head of the Marine Autonomous & Robotic ral mission was at the forefront of the scienti? c and technical Systems Group

  • MT May-21#18 who could cember of 2020 in Bermuda, reaching 780 meters)
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    down deep The reel system was tested at a much greater depth in De- in the water. But scientists won’t be the only ones who could cember of 2020 in Bermuda, reaching 780 meters. Like the bene? t from a system with these speci? cations. previous tests, the system was deployed and retrieved without

  • MT Jun-20#51 & Written by Celia Konowe Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences BI)
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    Researched & Written by Celia Konowe Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences BIOS: North Atlantic Carbon Sink Shrinking Due to Warming An analysis of North Atlantic Ocean nutrient reservoir for phytoplankton—the lost in the past decade. This loss, coupled water masses has made it clear that base of the

  • MT Jan-20#18 you are in Massachu- setts, Bermuda, the Mediterranean, or)
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    collect data. “Sampling micro- plastics is really tricky because the ocean has so many other things in it,” says Edson. “If you are in Massachu- setts, Bermuda, the Mediterranean, or Southeast Asia, it all looks different. Designing one sensor that can go into any water body and detect microplas- tics

  • MR Aug-18#37 national customers, including Bermuda, of the industry in)
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    “The expectations of the customer, midway and say ‘why did we take this base and skill set that is often found only national customers, including Bermuda, of the industry in general, are so much one?’ But our philosophy is to stick it in much larger yards. Key developments the Bahamas and the Colombian

  • MN Feb-18#45 hazards at sea (2013) and Bermuda (2017), Volvo Ocean Race)
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    the ? rst solution in 2011. De- the last two America’s Cup competitions in San Francisco V veloped to address the need to make hazards at sea (2013) and Bermuda (2017), Volvo Ocean Race organiz- visible when costly physical infrastructure is not appropri- ers approached the company for the same technology

  • MR Aug-17#28 area network casualty.” from Bermuda to Boston. The current)
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    had experienced “an en- that the ship was on its planned course ing and public relations company; and gineering local area network casualty.” from Bermuda to Boston. The current, A.P. Moller-Maersk (the world’s largest Needless to say, the Smart Ship program though, had carried the ship west into

  • MR Dec-16#12 water. Thus, sea level in Bermuda (in appears. is caused)
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    is that it is rising worldwide. This sands of miles of coastline encompassing three oceans, there is the National Water water. Thus, sea level in Bermuda (in appears. is caused by two primary factors. Sea Level Observation Network, comprised the middle of the Gulf Stream) is al- Another complicating

  • MR Nov-16#14 busy water- in London, Bermuda and New York. Tidal easily)
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    for 20 years, working • Maintaining PFDs and keeping them connected to winches under tension. experienced in navigating busy water- in London, Bermuda and New York. Tidal easily accessible. • Turning off the power source before ways, as well as tighter shipping chan- covers a wide variety of commercial

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    for 20 years, concentrates his practice in Maritime Regulatory Consult- Maritime Logistics Profes- oversee and write for a num- working in London, Bermuda maritime, international and ing, and a regular contributor sional and MarineNews. ber of print and electronic and New York. Tidal covers environmenta

  • MR May-16#61 42 (Belgium 17, Bermuda 3, Cyprus 3, governing)
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    to the legislative framework government efforts to develop its state left with just four to ? ve shipyards and Foreign-owned: 42 (Belgium 17, Bermuda 3, Cyprus 3, governing their operations and the im- assets and raise money to cut Greece’s extensive repair facilities that can be Italy 5, UK

  • MR May-16#20 carrier from its voyage to Bermuda, the master pushed west)
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    in Boston rent and winds). The ship was gradually was ignored. Lookouts reported several On March 16, 2011, the bulk carrier from its voyage to Bermuda, the master pushed west of its intended track due to high red lights (subsequently determined MS Oliva grounded at full sea speed on bragged to

  • MP Q3-16#52 yard has exported ferries to Bermuda, where it also like)
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    and military exports in recent years. No- is second to none. “There is no other metal processing facility tably, the yard has exported ferries to Bermuda, where it also like it in the United States. We scan inventory parts in and out Gladding Hearn 52 Maritime Logistics Professional 3Q 2016| |

  • MR Jul-16#15 to be on top of in London, Bermuda and New York. Tidal Formal)
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    and preparedness, ry and reinsurance for 20 years, working gency position indicating radio beacons vessel owners are likely to be on top of in London, Bermuda and New York. Tidal Formal Procedures in Place (EPIRBs) and/or personal locator bea- their game – making sure their vessels covers a wide variety

  • MR Jul-16#6 written working in London, Bermuda Netherlands. MARIN offers)
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    for 20 years, Maritime Research Institute Chris Insall’s responsibilities Based in St. John’s, New- gian capital. He has written working in London, Bermuda Netherlands. MARIN offers include complete lifecycle foundland and Labrador, thousands of offshore-focused and New York. Tidal covers simulation

  • MP Q2-16#14 38’ Sloop from Newport, RI to Bermuda and a 80’ Maxi, a career)
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    of Mexico. I have also completed yacht deliveries: I sailed I am a Vessel Operations and Technology major. My future a 38’ Sloop from Newport, RI to Bermuda and a 80’ Maxi, a career is undecided. The workboat world is what many from high performance racing yacht, which we double handed from my major

  • MR Dec-15#56 , Ban- gladesh 1, Belgium 1, Bermuda 25, Brazil 9, Chile)
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    & Marine leum tanker 436, refrigerated cargo 13, roll on/roll off 5, vehicle carrier 57 Foreign-owned: 966 (Australia 12, Ban- gladesh 1, Belgium 1, Bermuda 25, Brazil 9, Chile 6, China 29, Cyprus 6, Denmark 149, France 3, Germany 32, Greece 22, Hong Kong 46, India 21, Indonesia 60, Italy 5, Japan

  • MR Nov-15#129 with all data in hand.” Bermuda Institute for Ocean Sciences)
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    ENDEAVOR NSF 185 in proposals to always walking off the Scripps Institution of Oceanography NEW HORIZON SIO 170 ship with all data in hand.” Bermuda Institute for Ocean Sciences ATLANTIC EXPLORER BBSR 168 “There is no better way to learn about this process than working directly from REGIONAL

  • MT Oct-15#22 NEW HORIZON SIO 170 Bermuda Institute for Ocean Sciences)
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    186 Oregon State University OCEANUS NSF 177 University of Rhode Island ENDEAVOR NSF 185 Scripps Institution of Oceanography NEW HORIZON SIO 170 Bermuda Institute for Ocean Sciences ATLANTIC EXPLORER BBSR 168 REGIONAL CLASS SHIPS University of Delaware HUGH R. SHARP UD 146 COASTAL/LOCAL CLASS

  • MR Aug-15#86 eastern United States and Bermuda. As Corp.’s Thomas B)
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    the 2016 recipients of Crowley Maritime president and chief executive of? cer of Carnival Corporation’s new brand Fath- eastern United States and Bermuda. As Corp.’s Thomas B. Crowley, Sr. Memo- PPG, effective September 1, 2015. Mc- om has appointed Michelle Sutter as a Captain, she will be responsible

  • MR Jan-15#53 for Florida, Georgia, Bermuda and the Bahamas. crankcase)
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    valve est marine distributor. Kraft Power is now a Scania marine also features a 115 sq. cm/1 cu. m. relief area to distributor for Florida, Georgia, Bermuda and the Bahamas. crankcase volume ratio that can provide the same level of explosion protection with fewer number Partnership on Seawater Lubrication of