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Maintenance and cure provides coverage for injury and illness that affects crewmembers while they are signed on and in service to the ship. But what about when a passenger falls ill due to covid-19? This is unchartered territory. Casco Bay Lines photo
Covid-19: What’s covered?
Guest Author
The Olympic-class ferry Samish. Washington State Ferries photo
Face masks and ferries
Bruce Buls
In May 2019, Shell started production at Appomattox, a deep-water oil and gas development that is Shell
Deepwater development is holding steady
Guest Author
The effects of the coronavirus pandemic will continue to disrupt the manning of vessels well in to 2021. Danica Crewing Services website image
Covid-19 measures prove costly for crewing sector
WorkBoat Staff
How could we not see this coming? — Part I
WorkBoat Staff
APM Terminals, a subsidiary of global shipping company A.P. Moller - Maersk, was affected by a massive cyberattack in June 2017. Creative Commons photo by Glen.
One virus is enough
David Krapf
Seacor AHTSes stacked in Amelia, La. IHS Markit photo
Gulf OSV demand continues to fall
WorkBoat Staff
Seacor Holdings' Seacor Lee OSV. USCG photo.
Celebrating the Jones Act on its centennial
Guest Author
The Kaikias subsea development sends production from its four wells to the Ursa hub in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico. Shell photo
Storms everywhere for the offshore industry
Guest Author
An Ingram Barge Company tow boat pushes coal barges through Old Hickory Lock on the Cumberland River Oct. 6, 2016. The lock and dam is operated by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District. (USACE photo by Lee Roberts)
Keeping vessels working and mariners safe
Pamela Glass
A photo mosaic of the Titanic. National Geographic screenshot
Should the Titanic’s iconic Marconi telegraph be salvaged?
Pamela Glass
The majority of the information comes directly from the engine manufacturers, and some from engine company websites. Cummins Inc. photo
2020 Diesel Directory: Look for it in the July issue
Ken Hocke
The Belle of Cincinnati. BB Riverboats photo
Covid-19 confusion is everywhere
Guest Author
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