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The need to ensure all crew are involved in risk assessment discussions for heavy weather was one of the recommendations following the tragic incident on container vessel Lucie Schulte back in April 2023.

IMarEST Fellow argues AI needs to be introduced into seafarer training programmes.

The maritime industry must evolve its culture to be more inclusive to both women and seafarers, and help improve crew health and safety.

Introduced in 2020, awareness of the qualifications is still an issue while initial results look positive.

IMarEST Connect is the Institute’s new portal for members, allowing those with similar interests to collaborate.

Ricardo João (MSc, CEng) digs below the surface to highlight why young people should join the sector.

Student engineers from across the globe gather to test their ingenuity as this biennial event aims to inspire the marine engineers of the future.

With a youth takeover of September’s Marine Professional magazine and this initiative, IMarEST is helping nurture talent.

This summer, teams of university students will be pitting their skills in the European International SubRace, a competition that combines engineering, design, technical expertise, and human endurance.

Onboarding seafarers is set to become easier, thanks to developments in immersive learning and AI.

Blaze engulfs engine room, destroying two inflatable boats back in early 2021.

As maritime attention turns to the young with IMarEST’s Future Leaders Forum, we speak to Orla McEntee about the attraction of a life in marine engineering.

High costs, undefined training quality and variable global standards are among the challenges to developing the highest marine and maritime skill levels.