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IMCA Publishes Guidance For Surface Swimmers | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide

IMCA Publishes Guidance For Surface Swimmers The International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA) has published a new guidance document ‘Surface Swimmers’ (IMCA D 066). Historically surface swimmers have been used to complete a variety of offshore work tasks in the field and this new guidance provides firm recommendations for matters to be considered when planning surface swimming operations; PPE for the surface swimmer and the standby swimmer; limitations on surface swimming; operational planning; operational support; and, very importantly, information on when and where surface swimmers should not be used. As Phil Towers, IMCA’s Technical Adviser – Diving and Lifting, explained: “In 2012, IMCA published information note IMCA D 04/12 ‘Surface Swimmers’. This presented the view that surface swimming was an inappropriate technique for offshore construction activities. We have now adjusted our position in line with other industry guidance and withdrawn all Informatio

IMCA South America Webinar Focuses On Environmental Sustainability | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide

IMCA South America Webinar Focuses On Environmental Sustainability Environmental sustainability lies at the heart of the forthcoming webinar (Wednesday 28 April from 13:30 BST) organised by the International Marine Contractors Association’s (IMCA) South America Regional Committee. As regional lead, IMCA’s Technical Adviser – Marine, Andy Goldsmith, who will host the webinar with John Chatten, Chair and Daniel Marins, Vice Chair of the Committee, explained: “John, Daniel and other members of the committee have put together a great programme reflecting IMCA’s commitment to advancing environmental sustainability in the offshore marine contracting industry. We support our member companies in improving their environmental performance and in the transition to a low carbon and climate-resilient economy.

North Sea diving legend dies after long career in Scotland

by Mark Lammey © Supplied by The Arnoux Family Georges Arnoux worked in the North Sea Tributes have been paid to a “legend” of the North Sea diving scene, Frenchman Georges Arnoux, who died last month, aged 78. The hugely well-liked and respected Mr Arnoux died peacefully in hospital in Alès, France, after a long illness. He was dearly loved by wife Anne and daughters Flore and Shona, who live in Lyon and Glasgow, respectively. Mr Arnoux is credited with playing a huge role in making commercial diving safer. He made his home in Aberdeen for many years and was deemed an “honorary” Scotsman.

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