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Calling all innovators – could your latest technology, idea or solution feature in IMCA’s DP Conference?

IMCA team in Taiwan with a focus on meeting new members, developers, contractors, regulators, suppliers and government representatives and discussing safety,

Focus on improving safety within DP through specialist schemes to address human factors

New IMCA Guidance published will increase awareness of issues related to DP system network storms and further supports safety of crew and vessel

Major diving document updates available thanks to diving Division workgroups as 12 month overlap period in place while members prepare to meet new criteria.

The eleventh seminar in the annual series is the subject of a podcast now available, it features a conversation between Mark Ford, Marine & Quality Manager at IMCA and David Cannell from TechnipFMC, who will chair the packed day of presentations, discussion, workshops and networking.

IMCA’s Mark Ford and David Cannell from TechnipFMC discuss IMCA’s forthcoming Lifting & Rigging Seminar.

Our first dual branded guidance ensuring wider circulation and acceptance in the offshore wind industry.

Update to key lifting guidance covers all elements of lifting operations in renewable energy

IMCA works with peer organisations in support of members, seafarers and offshore workers

IMCA diving expertise features in IDIF Seminar in Dubai

IMCA’s latest guidance ‘Guidelines for the Measurement of Depth of Burial’ (IMCA S 029) aimed at both the offshore renewables and offshore oil and gas industries

Vote for IMCA – our Safety Flash system has been shortlisted for an industry award

Allen Leatt, IMCA Chief Executive talks about challenges and solutions in the offshore wind market

Lifting & Rigging Seminar focuses the technical side of offshore lifting and challenges created in the renewables market

The results from the initial data gathering from the Environmental Sustainability Self Assessment, tool have been collated and analysed, highlighting the areas where additional focus is required. The collection of this self-assessment data will be repeated later in 2022 and again in 2023 to understand the progress that has been made.

New versions of eCMID and eMISW vessel inspection termplates available

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IMCA welcomes Dustin Varnell to its business development team to focus on the US offshore renewable energy market.

In accordance with its constitution of a biennial chair rotation, the International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA) announces that Jonathan Tame is its new President. Jonathan is SVP Projects and Offshore […]

The international Marine Contractors Association (IMCA) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Business Network for Offshore Wind (the Network) a non-profit, educational organization to develop the offshore […]

The International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA) has published a ‘Global Specialist Offshore Support Vessel Market Overview’ report highlighting the risks to the U.S. offshore energy industry, should the crewing legislation, […]

IMCA was recently announced the winner of the 2022 OSJ Safety Award which recognised the association’s “outstanding work” in standardising the use of offshore Walk to Work (W2W) systems.

See how 100 days of war in Ukraine has impacted Seafarers.

The International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA) welcomes Rhys Jones as Technical Adviser, Marine Renewable Energy.

Election Results – South America Committee. Thanks are extended to all who agreed to stand for election and to those who have served as committee members over the previous term.

Election Results – Middle East & India Committee. Thanks are extended to all who agreed to stand for election and to those who have served as committee members over the previous term.

IMCA, OPITO, GWO, RUK and Scottish Renewables commit to enabling skill transfer between oil and gas and offshore wind

This release should be of interest to IMCA Members with offshore oil and gas and renewable energy businesses in the United States.

This Information Note should be of interest to IMCA Members with offshore oil and gas and renewable energy businesses in the United States.

This Information Note should be of interest to IMCA Members with offshore oil and gas and renewable energy businesses in the United States.

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.

Any certificates not listed on our website and bearing the IMCA logo should be treated with suspicion and reported to us

IMCA has updated the format of certificates issued under its certification schemes. This information note sets out details to help IMCA members and certificate holders recognise and understand the new […]

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

This webpage brings together information which may be of interest to IMCA Members whose work is impacted by the military action and consequences which began in Ukraine on 24 February […]