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The crew training in operation and maintenance of the shipboard equipment and system is essential requirements under STCW 2010 and other International conventions and National standards. Albion Marine Solutions team develop the vessel and equipment specific crew training manuals and Computer Based Training programs. The training program tailored to customer ’s specific needs. Read more

Albion Marine Solutions team was working on a Ballast Water Treatment System installation for a major bulk carrier fleet in Canada. Our team completed four vessels surveys and 3D scanning in just nine days on the East Coast of Canada.

Effective Mooring gives the crew a general introduction to mooring and guidance on how to stay safe during mooring operations. It is written in an easy-to-understand style for seafarers worldwide and can be used as a training guide for both new and experienced crew. The book is written for the crew on board oil tankers, barges and terminals, but the principles can be applied to any vessel. Mooring is one of the most complex and dangerous operations for ship and terminal crew. If something goes wrong, the consequences can be severe. More information

Wrecked, abandoned, and hazardous vessels, including small boats, pose environmental, economic, and safety hazards, and are a concern for coastal and inland water communities across Canada. The Government of Canada, through its Ocean Protection Plan, is taking action to deter this irresponsible practice. The Honourable Marc Garneau, Minister of Transport, and the Honourable Jonathan Wilkinson, Minister of Fisheries, Oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard, are pleased to mark the passage of Bill C-64: the wrecked, abandoned or hazardous vessel act. The Act prohibits vessel abandonment and brings into Canadian law the International Convention on the Removal of Wrecks, 2007. It increases owner responsibility and liability for vessels, addresses irresponsible vessel management, and enables the Government of Canada to remove problem vessels. Read more