21
July
News
At the end of July, we were visited by Mr. Stefan Nitsche – a representative of MST Mineralien Schiffahrt Spedition und Transport GmbH, with which we have been cooperating for 20 years. The main aim of his visit was to interview seafarers in connection with the expansion of the company and the replacement of the pool of sailors on Ukrainians.
About 50 candidates were interviewed during 2 weeks and more than 30 seafarers of officer and ratings were confirmed for work on bulkers panamax type from 2015 YOB.
Next time, Mr. Stefan Nitsche plans to arrive in September to conduct a selection of candidates for work on the company’s ships.
Anyone who want to take part in the interview for further work in a modern and constantly developing company, please forward your application form with a note “for MST” to: crew@univis.uptel.net.
LAST NEWS
19
July
Watch: SHI delivers ‘MSC Gulsun’ world’s largest containership
Samsung Heavy Industries delivered the largest containership to the Swiss Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) from South Korea. The vessel is the first of the six 23 000 TEU-class vessels that MSC ordered in 2017:
16
July
IMPORTANT:MOB RESCUE OPERATIONS ON PMM’S FLAGSHIP PRIVET
Our Vessel, M/T Flagship Privet was involved in a MOB Rescue operation on 05/07/2019. Below are the Statement of Facts for the MOB recovery:19:05 – Received distress alert via VHF MAYDAY MOB. Deviated from the passage and proceeded for SAR. 20:50 – Person in the water was visually identified. Threw a buoy with light. Start […]
12
July
Top News of Container Shipping
A lot of interesting things are happening in the world of container shipping now: digitalization unites the largest players in container shipping and already affects the lives of ordinary seafarers. Work at sea will change forever thanks to the emergence of autonomous vessels; And right now in the Panama Canal are new navigation records. The […]
08
July
Seaspan Activity: Paintball
Seaspan Paintball Competition was held on 5th of July. We would like to share some photos:
05
July
Sea drones: a toy or the technology of the future
The crew of the average merchant vessel of the year in commercial production in 1860 is about 250 people. In 1880 there were about 140 people. By 1900, when steamships forced out the sailboats, it finally fell to 100 people. The crew of the diesel commercial vessel in the middle of the 20th century is […]
02
July
Interesting: Electronic fuel supply control system
Engine manufacturers have long sought to create such an engine management system that would provide flexibility in controlling the fuel supply and valve timing.This would allow them to be optimized for each specific job in order to achieve high efficiency in a wide range of loads and speeds, reduce emissions of harmful exhaust components, etc. […]
27
June
Technologies that will change the future of shipping
Not long ago, UNCTAD published its traditional annual review of the maritime industry Review of Maritime Transport 2018, which contains in-depth internal analysis of shipping over the past year and a fairly accurate forecast for the next few years. According to experts, the shipping industry shows good results. In 2017, the increase was 4%, and the […]
25
June
International Day of Seafarer – 2019
Dear sailors! It’s your professional holiday – International Day of the Seafarer! Congratulations!
21
June
Interesting: the most significant and loaded seaports of the world
Сегодня мы сосредоточим свое внимание на самых продуктивных «морских воротах» мира, в которых ежедневно происходит перевалка, прибытие и отплытие просто гигантского количества кораблей и грузов. Глядя на количество обрабатываемых ими двадцатифутовых эквивалентов (так называемые TEU – от англ. twenty-foot equivalent unit), впору по-настоящему восхититься. И в данный ТОП войдут именно такие порты – самые значимые, […]