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Sexual harassment and abuse at sea are in the spotlight, following high-profile incidents and shocking worker surveys. Corporate culture needs to change – and quickly.

Owning and living on boats has never been more popular – but safety issues and owners’ inexperience are causing some concern.

Iain MacIntyre speaks to Commonwealth Secretariat head of oceans and natural resources, Dr Nicholas Hardman-Mountford, about global shortfalls in marine and maritime education, improving awareness and attracting more young people to the industry.

When Tim Kent, former technical director with Lloyd’s Register and co-chair of the Technical Leadership Board, left university in the mid-1980s, he immediately started working towards his Chartered Engineer (CEng) status. Now at the end of his career, Kent reflects on the importance of Chartership.

The London International Shipping Week returned with renewed focus on decarbonisation, automation – and maintaining a profitable industry.

Seafarer supply is lagging behind demand, putting workers and vessels at risk. Changing aspirations are making recruitment harder than ever – but upskilling and career progression could offer one solution.

The Ulstein UT704 transformed the global offshore industry, setting a new standard for anchor-handlers

A proof of concept project has the go-ahead at the Port of Tilbury, which will use green hydrogen to decarbonise port equipment