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Ocean Time Marine delivers innovative maritime digital solutions, services and resources – assisting vessel operators and owners develop a stronger safety culture at sea and ashore. Our vessel safety and vessel management products assist regulatory compliance, reduce risk, improve performance and promote sustainable development.
Our integrated maritime products offer digital tools to reduce risk, manage safety – and to help keep your organisation more organised.
A Safety Management System (SMS) template from Ocean Time assists vessel owners and operators to write their own SMS by completing an interactive PDF template and selecting pre-written procedures and policies suitable for their operation.
The SMS template assists with compliance for state and federal government authorities such as AMSA (NSCV Part E), MNZ, TC, USCG and MCA.
A free Safety Reference App for Apple iPad® and iPhone® – featuring useful safety information for person overboard, collision, first aid, bilge pumping, severe weather, re-fueling, watch keeping, anchoring and fire.
Improve safety management with interactive PDF Permit to Work forms and safety checklists. For domestic commercial vessels of all sizes, superyachts and fishing trawlers.
The online Dashboard provides a single access-point of all survey and compliance details to Captains, vessel managers / operators, DPAs and auditors – making survey and compliance audits easy.
Hard-copy, spiral-bound flip-chart to enter your safety details and display onboard for quick reference to essential safety information about your vesel and operations.
It is a long held traditional belief that fish do not feel pain the way that humans do, largely due to the fact that they have unsophisticated nervous systems, and lack brains complex enough to generate a conscious awareness of pain. However, after extensive research, fish biologists around the world have put together considerable evidence […]
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As part of an initiative to improve marine safety, enhance emergency response capacity, and protect Canada’s coastline, the Canadian Government is investing $1.5 billion dollars into its Oceans Protection Plan. Funding will be distributed over a five year period, commencing in 2017-18. The core priorities for this plan, aside from restoring and protecting Canada’s waters […]
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There are several types of seals, which are divided into two key groups – face seals and lip seals. Both use an articulated rubber sleeve to keep the water out, and are similar in appearance, but lip seals seal via a lip, or sometimes two, whereas a face seal uses a collar that attaches to […]
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Biological invasions are widespread throughout the world’s oceans, with many of these invasions occurring as a result of human-mediated mechanisms. Marine vessels are largely responsible for facilitating the movement of aquatic pest species across bioregions, as small marine animals and plants easily attach to the submerged surfaces of a vessel, as it moves through the […]
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The maritime industry is dominated by men, with only a small portion (~2%) of the marine workforce held by women. A majority of women who do work in the industry tend to do so in the cruise and ferries sector – primarily taking on service roles, such as hotel staff, catering, kitchen duties, cleaning etc.
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A new electronic monitoring system, called the Onboard e-Reporting app – developed to improve the accuracy of tuna catch data, reduce the occurrence of unreported and unregulated fish stock, and maintain safety of on-board observers – is being tested in the western and central Pacific Ocean.
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Back in April 2016, the fishing vessel, Louisa (SY30), encountered a tragedy, with the unfortunate drowning of its skipper and two of his crew. Having worked a long day, the skipper and his crew retired for bed for the night, anchoring the vessel close to the shore in Mingulay Bay in the Outer Hebrides. In […]
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If you spent enough time in a boat, chances are that you have been caught out in a severe thunderstorm… Lightning can be powerful, dangerous and highly unpredictable – according to NASA, a single lightning strike can release power to the value of a trillion watts. This is the equivalent of the power generated […]
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Headquartered in Melbourne, Australia, Ocean Time Marine has followed it’s vision since 2012 of bringing simplicity and cost-effective digital safety management and vessel management solutions to maritime industries around the world.
We are committed to helping seafarers aboard vessels and all others involved in any aspect of maritime safety with greater control, accountability and solutions that help to stay compliant and safe at sea.
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