GNSS interference, jamming and spoofing
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Briefing Information Notes
General briefing for IMCA members
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Update on the project to revise the IMCA bell diving supervisor examination
IMCA would like to advise its members that as part of ongoing improvements to the IMCA examination system, the project to revise the IMCA Bell Diving Supervisor (BDS) examination is almost complete. The revised examination will consist of four sections: Physics; Physiology; Chamber Practices; Bell Diving Operations. The BDS exam is based around the content … Continue reading “Update on the project to revise the IMCA bell diving supervisor examination”
Changes to time signals in global positioning system
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JFD product caution note relating to disposable gas conditioner cartridges for diver and chamber gas recovery systems
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Evaluation of public consultation on evaluating the effectiveness of the Offshore Safety Directive (OSD)
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Recent rise in forged ADAS diver training certificates
IMCA currently recognises the certificates listed in IMCA D 01/18 Diver and Diving Supervisor Certification for offshore diving under the IMCA International Code of Practice for Offshore Diving (IMCA D 014). The IMCA D 01/18 list includes certain certificates issued by the Australian Diver Accreditation Scheme (ADAS). IMCA has been advised by ADAS of a … Continue reading “Recent rise in forged ADAS diver training certificates”
IMO’s work on the regulatory scoping exercise for the use of maritime autonomous ships (MASS)
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Safety flashes – summary of 2018
This is a summary of the safety flash incidents reported during 2018, highlighting some trends worthy of note and one or two matters of interest. IMCA published 136 incidents in 29 safety flashes during 2018. 116 incidents were reported by IMCA members during 2018. The remainder of the incidents published came from government bodies, regulators … Continue reading “Safety flashes – summary of 2018”
eCMID and eMISW findings analysis
IMCA has analysed over 2,000 vessel inspection reports uploaded into the eCMID database at www.imcaecmid.com and produced the following summary of key findings. The eCMID system enables vessel operators to review and address these findings and to add commentary on corrective actions and other feedback. This is then provided for clients and potential clients to … Continue reading “eCMID and eMISW findings analysis”
Launch of revised IMCA LST Exam
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