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A QHSE Manager ensures quality, safety, health, and environmental standards are upheld at maritime companies operating in offshore, sea shipping, and inland shipping. Discover the role.

Explore the vital role of a maritime superintendent, from technical and nautical duties to required skills, and differences across shipping sectors.

The Central Commission for the Navigation of the Rhine (CCNR) has taken a decisive step to ease navigation regulations on the Rhine, with a resolution approved during its plenary session on 5 December 2024

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On December 5, 2024, the CCR will decide whether the required patents for the Rhine and Elbe will be eased in 2025. This change will make sailing on both rivers significantly easier for skippers and shipping companies.

Discover the world of a barge captain, is it skipper or captain?, how to become a captain, and find inland shipping opportunities in Europe on Jobwave.

Offshore Vessels, discover the Champions of the Sea. Offshore vessels are vital to the maritime industry, handling tasks like construction, transport, and exploration. Explore their unique types, capabilities, and the exciting career opportunities they offer in the offshore world. Start your journey with Jobwave!

Discover the path to becoming a River Captain in Europe with essential skipper qualifications, certificates, and licenses. Dive into our comprehensive guide to embark on a rewarding career on Europe's intricate waterways.

Explore how smaller boats are transforming the Rhine shipping industry, offering solutions to drought challenges, enhancing operational resilience, and boosting maritime job prospects.

Discover on Jobwave how the Marlin's Test in maritime operations ensures safety and effective communication, especially for non-native English speakers at sea.