Latest updates in December 2022 to eCMID and eMISW – systems providing the marine and offshore industry with standardised formats for vessel inspection. Offering safety management system (SMS) ‘health check’ and can help improve the quality and consistency of inspections, as well as reducing the frequency of inspections on individual vessels through the adoption of a commonly recognised inspection process.
Calling all innovators – could your latest technology, idea or solution feature in IMCA’s DP Conference?
Don’t miss this jointly run event in Aberdeen as colleagues from IMCA, SUT and The Hydrographic Society run this forward looking seminar
Our first dual branded guidance ensuring wider circulation and acceptance in the offshore wind industry.
Focus on improving safety within DP through specialist schemes to address human factors
Our dynamic positioning experts are involved in upcoming industry events around the world
New IMCA Guidance published will increase awareness of issues related to DP system network storms and further supports safety of crew and vessel
2022 DP Conference report available and planning for 2023 underway with registration open
Update to key lifting guidance covers all elements of lifting operations in renewable energy
Lifting & Rigging Seminar focuses the technical side of offshore lifting and challenges created in the renewables market
New versions of eCMID and eMISW vessel inspection termplates available
The new system provides real-time reports based on anonymised aggregate data from over 1100 inspections of offshore vessels and workboats.
Don’t miss this IMCA technical event and the opportunity to influence our future work programme in the area of dynamic positioning.
The guidelines were originally produced in October 2020 to help standardise the way in which vessels give personnel safe access to offshore structures, both in the wind and oil & gas industries.
IMCA M 125 Safety Interface Document for a DP vessel working near an offshore platform, has been revised as part of a continuous review of IMCA guidelines to ensure their relevance across all energy sectors
Find out how to submit your fuel consumption data
Richard Purser – a new addition to IMCA’s Technical Team will benefit our members in all areas of Marine
IMCA’s eCMID Committee continues to review the situation regarding inspections during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Marine Renewable Energy Committee formed a workgroup consisting of vessel owners, wind farm operators and motion compensated gangway manufacturers and worked alongside an oil & gas focused industry steering group consisting of representatives from leading manufacturers of motion compensated gangway systems.
The W2W guidance has been produced to help standardise the way in which vessels are intended to give personnel safe access to offshore structures both in the wind and oil & gas industries. Heave compensated gangways fitted to vessels stabilise the motions of the vessel so that people can transfer safely from a vessel to an offshore structure or platform.
In April 2019 the International Marine Contractors Association’s (IMCA’s) Marine Division Management Committee set up a workgroup to focus on developing a code of practice for offshore pipelines and umbilical […]
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