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Today, we celebrate 6 incredible years of maritime excellence at Stag Marine Management! What started as a vision in 2018 — has evolved into an extraordinary voyage filled with challenges, growth, and countless milestones and we couldn’t have done it without YOU! Our story is not just about the services we provide; it’s about the incredible people who have been part of this journey. With numerous branches and companies under our wing, STAG Marine is more than just a business; it’s a family. Our heartfelt thanks to our clients, partners, and team members — you are the heart of STAG Marine. Here’s to 6 years of excellence, 6 years of serving numerous vessels, 6 years of building trust, 6 years of "Making it Happen" - and many more to come! #Marine #Anniversary #Maritime #Excellence #Trust #MaritimeIndustry #Shipping #MarineCompliance #Safety #Global #Shipping #ShippingIndustry #MarineConsulting #Navigation #Shipping #Operations #Seafarers #Audits #MaritimeCommunity #Leadership #Celebration #Company #Milestone

🎉 100 years ago, on 23 February 1924, the general cargo tramper Emma Mærsk left the Odense Steel Shipyard in Denmark. The vessel was to be the first of eight Maersk vessels named Emma, a name with a special story. The first Emma Mærsk from 1924, as well as the second from 1928, were named after Mrs. Emma Isbrandtsen, a sister of A.P. Møller’s mother. The last six Emma Mærsk have been named after A.P. Møller’s daughter-in-law, Mrs. Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller. The eight vessels with the name Emma represent the major shipping segments of the A.P. Moller Group over time: One was a tramp vessel, four were crude oil tankers and one was a product tanker. Number five was a combined container and roll-on/roll-off vessel and the current Emma Mærsk was the world’s largest container vessel when launched in 2006🚢 “Shipping is full of traditions” – such was the first line in a 1985 article about “Six Emma Mærsk ships”. The sixth had just been named at the Odense Steel Shipyard, and it was an opportunity to tell the story of our tradition of using names related to the founding family on our vessels. Nearly 40 years later, we mark the 100th anniversary of the first Emma Mærsk💙 #Maerskheritage #anniversary #supplychain #globaltrade #Maersk

📣 Logistics Matters - the leading UK magazine for professionals in the logistics, warehousing and supply chain industries - run an insightful interview with Vincent Trémouilhe about loading dock #safety, and the way GMR Safety Inc is addressing this issue for more than 25 years. #POWERCHOCK #media #OccupationalSafety #SafetyFirst #ForkliftSafety

Teamwork can be important in the workplace because it can help people achieve goals that they might not be able to accomplish alone. By working together, people can share their knowledge, skills, and resources to complete tasks more efficiently and effectively. Teamwork can also lead to increased creativity, innovation, and problem-solving. #Teamwork#

The collision between the containership Dali and The Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore vividly illustrates the challenges that the maritime sector continuously faces. This event has spotlighted the critical need for comprehensive reviews of maritime operations, including the essential roles of tugboat escorts, navigation planning, and the execution of emergency procedures—particularly highlighted by the navigation lights failure prior to the collision. Such incidents underscore the vital importance of implementing systems that not only meet compliance standards but are robust and reliable, ensuring the safety of crew members at sea and instilling confidence within onshore management teams. At SeaLogs, our commitment to enhancing maritime operations and safety standards is reinforced by these events. We are dedicated to supporting our industry in navigating these complex challenges, providing solutions that ensure the highest levels of safety and operational integrity. We invite you to connect with us, to explore how we can work together to fortify your maritime operations and ensure that your team is equipped to face any challenges with confidence. #MaritimeIndustry #SafetyFirst #Compliance #OperationalExcellence #MaritimeSafety #Leadership #SeaLogs

Touch what you book - an important aspect I learned from old colleagues years ago. And it never turns into a wrong move… Another smooth loading operation performed by BLG Cargo Logistics GmbH, Bremen. Next stops of this HUGO STINNES SCHIFFAHRT GmbH / MACS Maritime Carrier Shipping liner sailing: Veracruz, Altamira and New Orleans Advert: Seaworthy packing performed PTS Logistics GmbH.

#News #Updates Maersk Supply Service Veteran Sets Sail for AD Ports Offshore! Industry leader Steen Karstensen, former CEO of Maersk Supply Service (MSS), has been appointed to lead the newly formed AD Ports Offshore and Subsea business! ⚓️ This strategic move by AD Ports signals their strong commitment to becoming a major player in the flourishing Middle Eastern offshore and subsea market. Here's what we know: --Karstensen boasts a wealth of experience, having spent a significant portion of his career at Maersk, including 10 years as Chief Procurement Officer and Senior Vice President. He also led Maersk Supply Service for seven years. --AD Ports has been actively investing in the offshore sector, anticipating long-term growth potential. Last year, they acquired 10 offshore vessels to bolster their presence in the Middle East and Southeast Asia. This news coincides with Maersk Supply Service's ongoing takeover by Norwegian offshore vessel owner DOF. What impact will Karstensen's leadership have on AD Ports' expansion plans? How might this appointment affect the competitive landscape of the regional offshore market? Let's discuss in the comments. #OffshoreWind #Subsea #ADPorts #Maersk #Leadership

The recent incident involving the containership Dali and The Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore underscores the myriad of challenges we face in the maritime sector. It highlights the necessity of thorough investigations into every facet of maritime operations, from the provision of tugboat escorts to navigating plans and crew procedures during emergencies, such as the critical moments leading up to the collision when the navigation lights failed. This unfortunate event brings to the forefront the imperative need for systems that not only adhere to compliance standards but are also resilient and trustworthy, ensuring the safety of the crew at sea and providing peace of mind for the management teams onshore. In my role at SeaLogs, I am reminded daily of the importance of robust maritime operations and the responsibility we hold to ensure the safety and efficiency of our industry. If you're looking to bolster your maritime operations and ensure your team is prepared for any challenge, I encourage you to reach out. Let’s discuss how we can elevate your safety protocols and compliance measures together. #MaritimeIndustry #SafetyFirst #Compliance #OperationalExcellence #MaritimeSafety #Leadership #SeaLogs

The tugboat, towboat and barge industry is critically important to the nation’s economy. With more than 5,000 tugboats and towboats and more than 33,000 barges, the industry moves nearly 665 million tons of domestic cargo each year. ·      The tugboat, towboat and barge industry is the largest segment of the American maritime industry, supporting over 270,000 American jobs. ·      Each year, the tugboat, towboat and industry moves 665 million tons of cargo - including vital commodities like steel, grain, fuel, and much more. ·      Water transportation plays a critical role in facilitating the nation’s trade, moving 60 percent of U.S. grain for export. ·      The tugboat, towboat and barge industry contributes over $30 billion to the GDP annually. The American Waterways Operators (AWO) is proud to serve as the tugboat, towboat and barge industry’s advocate, resource, and united voice for safe, sustainable and efficient transportation on America’s waterways, oceans and coasts. Meet AWO’s President and CEO Jennifer Carpenter. Learn more about AWO and see why Jennifer is so passionate about the future of the maritime industry in this video. Seattle Maritime Works and Seafood 101 are produced by the Seattle Propeller Club, the area’s largest and most diverse maritime industry association, with the Port of Seattle. https://lnkd.in/gEm5etjB

DFDS Business Review On Tuesday, February 27th, and Wednesday, February 28th, Chris Gent and Nathan Booker visited the ICTS-workshops in Ghent and Zeebrugge, Belgium. Their aim was to review and update the existing Service Level Agreement (SLA) between DFDS and ICTS. 🤝 Employing strategic approaches such as Full Service, Zero Defect, Mobile Workshops, Preventive Maintenance, and A and B Services – including MOT – ICTS aims to minimize downtime at the DFDS European Equipment Pool (EEP). 🔧 These measures significantly contribute to the efficient management and enhanced operational performance of the equipment. Read the article: https://lnkd.in/e6nh4FY9 #management #dfds #review #partnership #mot #services #management #trailer #rental