

Twin Disc MGX-6620A & Arneson ASD14 Supplied For Safehaven Marine’s T-2000 Voyager
MIT recently supplied key propulsion equipment for Safehaven Marine’s second T-2000 Voyager, the A.H.R.S. This 70ft luxury motor yacht was built in Ireland for high-speed performance, control, and offshore capability. The vessel uses twin MAN V12 engines rated at 2,000hp each, paired with Twin Disc MGX-6620A marine transmissions, Twin Disc EC600 electronic controls and Arneson ASD14 surface drives with ROLLA propellers. During sea trials, A.H.R.S. reached a top speed of 57 k


The Perfect Duo for Ship Maintenance: Cygnus 6+ Pro and Hatch Sure
In today’s maritime industry, ship operators must reduce costs, improve safety, and maximise uptime. Two hidden threats can undermine those goals: corrosion beneath protective coatings and micro leaks in hatch cover seals. If left undetected, both can lead to costly repairs, cargo damage claims, dry docking delays, and operational disruption. The key to avoiding these problems is early detection. By combining the Cygnus 6+ Pro ultrasonic thickness gauge with the Cygnus Hatch


Preparing The Workforce Of Tomorrow: Scania UK Opens Its New Futureproof Learning Academy
Scania UK has officially opened the doors to its brand-new state-of-the art training academy in Milton Keynes, as it readies its UK workforce for the challenges of today and into the future. Officially opened by Scania and TRATON CEO Christian Levin, at a special ceremony held at Scania UK’s Head Office, this new facility marks Scania’s continued commitment to and investment in the UK, Milton Keynes, its workforce and, most importantly, its customers and the logistics industr


LiftEx 2026: Discover Lifting Innovations For Subsea And Offshore Operations
LiftEx 2026: Discover Lifting Innovations For Subsea And Offshore Operations From subsea installation and offshore maintenance to vessel operations and port logistics, lifting equipment plays a critical role in supporting safe, efficient operations across the maritime and offshore industries. LiftEx 2026, the flagship exhibition organised by the Lifting Equipment Engineers Association (LEEA), offers professionals across these sectors an opportunity to explore new technologies


Glamox To Supply Interior And Exterior Lights For Two New Singapore Navy Multi-Role Combat Vessels
Glamox, a global leader in lighting, has secured a contract from the Marine arm of ST Engineering to supply the interior and exterior lights for two new Multi-Role Combat Vessels (MRCVs) being constructed for the Republic of Singapore Navy (RSN). The new MRCVs represent the largest warships built to date in Singapore, with Glamox supplying a range of military-grade luminaires for the vessels ST Engineering will build at its shipyard in Singapore. The lighting contract covers


JML Osprey Comes Home To Roost
Powerful Motor Tug ‘JML Osprey’ has been recently purchased to join the Jenkins Marine fleet. The vessel is a newer more powerful version of the 2509 Damen Shoalbuster, a more modern replacement for our former Tug “DMS Condor” which we recently sold and has since sailed away to her new owners in the Caribbean. Whilst we wish Condor well on her new adventures, this is part of their planned approach to continual fleet upgrades and improvement. Damen Shoalbusters are versatile,


Paints & Coatings For All Marine Environments
SML Paints are recognised nationwide as the UK’s Leading Distributor of Hempel and Jotun Marine Coatings. A relationship that reinforces their on-going commitment to supplying trusted, high-performance products to the dockland, marine and renewable industries. From marinas and dockyards to offshore, they deliver coatings engineered to protect, perform and last where conditions are at their most demanding. Backed by two of the World’s most respected brands and their extensive


Matching Safety Training To Offshore Energy Roles Across Vessels And Installations
Offshore energy projects increasingly bring maritime, oil and gas, and renewable-energy personnel into the same operating picture. A single project can involve construction vessels, supply vessels, offshore installations, wind turbines and specialist contractors moving between them. That makes training decisions less straightforward than choosing a course simply because a project is offshore. For personnel working maritime roles only, courses based on the Standards of Trainin













