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  • Electrologic Inc. of New Hyde Park, N.Y., was established recently by Gene Ossi, who has been associated with marine machinery f o r 40 years. The new company will provide turnkey electronic automation and annunciator console systems f o r diesel propulsion systems and diesel generators. Using plug-in i n t e g r a t e d components, the systems are said to cut costs considerably.

    The Electrologic console provides an audible alarm to alert the engineering officer of machinery malfunctions. T h r e e l o g ic cards cover all monitoring needs.

    L E D i n d i c a t o r lights simplify testing of the e n t i r e system.

    American Bureau of Shipping approval is available on request.

    Using modern techniques and space-saving components, the system can be expanded to monitor up to seven engines f r om one console.

    Units are now being installed for Henry Gillen's Sons Lighterage, Don Jon Marine, and Creek Towing.

    For a f r e e brochure and additional information, write to Gene Ossi, Electrologic Inc., Dept. M.R., 149 Covert Avenue, New Hyde Park, N.Y. 11040.

  • finishing fourth. An interesting twist that developed during the race was that the actual winner (though not formally registered) of the race was Don Jon Marine's Anchor Handling Supply Tug Powhatan with a time of five minutes, seven seconds. The supply vessel, which was a last minute entry managed

  • long, 8.5 feet (2.6 meters) wide, and can be powered by one or two engines. It has the ability to handle a cargo of up to 4,000 pounds (1,815 kg). Elastec’s Don Johnson, special projects manager, who has decades of experience in boat manufacturing, noted that some inland oil spill responders were using “glorified

  • 124 Dry Dock Road Bourg, Louisiana 70343 E-mail: [email protected] Website: lebeouftowing.com CEO: Richard “Dickie” Gonsoulin President: Jon Gonsoulin Number of Employees: 250 The Company: LeBeouf Bros. Towing, LLC is one of the oldest marine towing companies operating the U.S. inland waterway

  • 151 Martine Street, Fall River, MA 02723 T: 508-678-0550 E: [email protected] W: http://www.iver-auv.com/ CEO/President: Bob Anderson Engineering Director: Jon Crowell Number of Employees: 14 The Company OceanServer Tecnology is the developer of the Iver family of modern, low-cost Autonomous

  • The A.L. Don Company of Matawan, N.J., has developed a greatly improved version of its pilot ladder which now features steps which can be quickly and easily replaced aboard ship. The steps are held in place by a mechanical clamp instead of hand serving. As a result, a step can be replaced onboard

  • elected secretary- treasurer. Other members of the board of directors elected to serve until March 1984 are James L. Dunlap of Dunlap Towing Company; Don Foss of Puget Sound Freight Lines; Don Lusk of Puget Sound Tug and Barge Company; Bill Wood of Marine Logistics Corporation ; and Jerry Russell

  • at its recent Fourteenth Annual Membership Meeting in Seattle, Wash. Bill Wood, Marine Leasing Corporation, was elected vice president, and Don Lusk, Crowley Maritime Corporation, was elected secretary-treasurer. Other members of the board of directors elected to serve until March 1981

  • Bill Wood, Marine Leasing Corporation, was elected president of the Northwest Towboat Association at its recent 15th Annual Membership Meeting. Don Lusk, Puget Sound Tug and Barge Company, was elected vice president; while Bill Epping, General Construction Company, was elected secretary-treasurer

  • Last month MarineNews was on hand in Houma, La., for a festive double celebration marking the delivery of a pair of high spec 95-ft. towboats for LeBeouf Bros. Towing.  To say that Jon Gonsoulin knows how to throw a party is an understatement. The ubiquitous president of LeBeouf Bros. Towing, LLC of Houma

  • . “The relationship (with Senner) goes back to my father and Mr. Karl,” said Gonsoulin. “We became friends and business partners quite a few years ago. We don’t exclusively have Karl Senner supplied Reintjes gears, but that’s usually because of boats we bought that had other gears in them. But if we build

  • narrative accounts— along with over 240 photographs to bring the history of the shipyard alive. "Always Good Ships" is published by the Donning Company in a limited hardback edition of 1,500 copies, numbered and signed by the author. The 387-page hardback book is priced at $29.95 and

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    we do it; up space that was previously sold, investing in that space to create additional networking and relaxation areas for the visi- if it does not, we don’t.” tors. As the SMM was built on technology and innovation, it recognizes its role in fostering future innovators – and its own Meet me in Hamburg future

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    Showtime SMM 2020 SMM: The ‘United Nations’ of shipbuilding SMM is the largest and argu- ably the best marine exhibi- tion in the world, and Claus Ulrich (Uli) Selbach, Business Unit Director at Hamburg Messe Und Congress is the man in the driver’s seat. We recently met with Selbach in his of? ce in

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    Welding (JTSW) – has brought in ex- market demand for increasingly power- oil and gas senior engineer Iain Wilson ful drive train technology. to help shape the company as it moves into a new chapter at the Scottish Ma- ABB Delivers for Icebreaking rine Technology Park. LNG Carrier Fleet The ? nal

  • MR Jan-20#52 People & Companies between Terminals, Ocean and from the)
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    People & Companies between Terminals, Ocean and from the acquisition of Hamburg Sud, and building competitive advantage from technology through digital solutions. Burnett Named CEO of Seiche Seiche Water Technology Group an- nounced that COO Mark Burnett has been promoted to CEO. Burnett joined

  • MR Jan-20#50 In the Yard New Ship & Boat designs, contracts & deliveries)
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    In the Yard New Ship & Boat designs, contracts & deliveries New Contracts ESG Launches NYCDOT Ferry Late last year Eastern Shipbuilding Afghanistan Star from Poland for his valor. Group, Inc. (ESG) launched the SSG He was 24. The three 4500 passenger fer- Michael H. Ollis (Hull 219) the ? rst of ries

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    AR & Maritime Maintenance As maritime embraces new digitalization technologies aimed at reducing costs and enhancing safety onboard ships, MAN CEON, MAN Energy Solutions’ umbrella brand for all its digital products, comes to the fore for TechGuide, an augmented reality maintenance platform. Using mobile

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    Tech Files Innovative products, technologies and concepts Zeabuz Zero Emission Waterbus While Norway ranks 120th among countries globally in terms of population size (5.3 mil- lion), it packs a powerful punch in the maritime world, as Norwegians rank near the top as mari- time and offshore industry

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    Ship Repair Activities and Investments in ship repair & conversion yards Zhoushan IMC-YY Shipyard & Engineering Co. “Green” Drydocks in China Zhoushan IMC-YY is an innovator, with a family of automated systems to make ship mainte- nance clean & ef? cient. Photo: Zhoushan IMC-YY While the ship repair

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    Ship Repair Activities and Investments in ship repair & conversion yards Astican & Astander Regulatory Work, Offshore Drives Astican Reliance entered Astican for the installation of a new HydeMarine Hyde Guardian ballast water management system. Photo: Astican While 2019 provided a mixed bag of ing

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    Ship Repair Activities and Investments in ship repair & conversion yards Bayonne Drydock & Repair Corp. BDDRC Invests in Shiplift Capacity Bayonne Drydock & Repair in Bay- “We have taken onne, NJ, reported brisk business in 2019, with the BDDRC ? oating drydock delivery of a 1280T and graving dock in

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    program in place to en- road, but to Fanberg and his crew, the focus is clear. “I cer- courage our staff to bring ideas to our internal R&D advocacy tainly don’t have a crystal ball, but I can tell you that if there’s group. Our R&D efforts are important for the future of Glo- anyone in this business that

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    INTERVIEW MORGAN FANBERG, PRESIDENT, GLOSTEN “The focus on electric propulsion systems and propulsion systems integration has really taken on a life of its own.” It’s Electric. Left: The Gee’s Bend Ferry. Right: The elec- tric passenger/vehicle ferry for Washington’s Skagit County. Photos:

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    , PRESIDENT, GLOSTEN “Doing business the same way over and over will not last; we know technology will advance our industry, and if we just sit back and don’t take an active role, we’re going to lose. There is no room for complacency.” Morgan Fanberg, President, Glosten @ Glosten “Crazy ideas are not

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    up to the East Coast) would actually make sense. The However, as always the price tag is at the forefront, par- answers are very nuanced and the experts don’t always agree. ticularly as some of the higher ticketed items push the retro? t Consider CTVs; Luther Blount, from the Rhode Island- price into the

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    subpoenas to require the production of documents and infor- it is ? nalized and submitted to the Commandant of the USCG mation and to summon witnesses for testimony. Testimony for review and approval. The ? nal report will be released to at a formal hearing is usually open to the public unless it in-

  • MR Jan-20#26 Legal Beat Following notice of a major marine casualty)
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    Legal Beat Following notice of a major marine casualty, the NTSB’s roadmap for other governmental agencies and/or litigants to investigation team – called the “Go Team” – begins its in- independently build a legal case of who is at fault and why, vestigation. Depending on the severity and or technical

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    Obviously, the shipping industry’s primary goal should al- The NTSB ways be to have zero lost days due to accidents. But, equally, The NTSB’s stated purpose can be found on its website: the industry should also always be prepared to immediately respond to and investigate unfortunate events when they