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Setting the Standard in Marine Engineering:

Department of Marine Engineering facilitates the students to continuously upgrade their technical competency as mandated by IMO (International Maritime Organization).

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Check out our latest Q&A with Abigail Sparrow, a final-year Mechanical Engineering student at Memorial University currently completing her co-op at Vard Marine Inc. Abigail shares her journey from growing up in Newfoundland near the ocean to pursuing a career in marine engineering. In this interview, she discusses her experiences working on the Offshore Oceanographic Support Vessel (OOSV) project, the challenges and rewards of transitioning into a specialized field, and her advice for fellow students looking to break into the marine industry. Read: https://heyor.ca/tcBAqd Fisheries and Marine Institute of Memorial University of Newfoundland #MarineEngineering #CoOpExperience #MechanicalEngineering #ShipDesign #CareerDevelopment #WomenInEngineering #STEM #ImagineMarine

"Thank you to Ammus Marine Service and Engineers for hosting our industrial visit. The team was incredibly welcoming and provided valuable insights into the marine industry. This hands-on experience has further solidified my interest in marine engineering. #IndustrialVisit #MarineEngineering #LearningExperience"

Great webinar from Lloyd's Maritime Academy, presented by David Besant. AN EXPLORATION INTO THE ROLES AND DISCIPLINE OF A MARINE ENGINEER, a clear explanation of what marine engineering is, the academic and technical skills required for the role, task of the Chief Engineer Officer ... #marineoperations #FieldEngineer #aprendersempre

Every great vision takes time. Watch how this cruise ship was built in 4 years. This is the ingenuity and marvel of ship building and marine engineering. #shipbuilding #engineering #marineengineering

?? The Green Wave Meets Political Tides: A Naval Architect's Perspective As someone who's spent years in shipyards and now teaches the next generation of maritime engineers, I've been reflecting on how Trump presidency in 2025 could potentially reshape our industry's green initiatives. Having witnessed the transformation of vessel designs from traditional to eco-friendly solutions, I'm particularly interested in how political shifts might affect our progress toward sustainable shipping. A few key areas I'm watching: ?? Environmental Innovation ? Previous deregulation policies could return, potentially affecting IMO 2050 compliance strategies which My current research in alternative propulsion systems might face new challenges. ? Interesting opportunities could emerge in defense-related green technologies ?? American Shipbuilding Renaissance The Jones Act, requiring vessels carrying cargo between U.S. ports to be American-built, owned, and crewed, has been a cornerstone of U.S. maritime policy since 1920. Under previous Trump policies, we saw stricter enforcement of this act, and a potential return could mean: ? Boost in domestic shipyard activities ? Increased demand for U.S.-built vessels ? New opportunities for implementing innovative green solutions in American shipbuilding ?? Global Supply Chain Impact Drawing from my international experience in maritime infrastructure: ? Shift in material sourcing could affect green technology adoption ? Possible restructuring of international shipbuilding collaborations ? New opportunities for localized innovation in sustainable maritime solutions What fascinates me most is how these changes might affect the projects I'm currently involved with in marine engineering education. Will we see a surge in demand for specialists in green technologies, or will we need to adapt our focus? Curious to hear from fellow maritime professionals: How are you preparing for these potential shifts in our industry? #MaritimeIndustry #GreenShipping #NavalArchitecture #Sustainability #MaritimeEngineering

Pioneering Sustainability: First Steel Cutting Ceremony of a Series of Four 6,000 DWT Dual Fuel Chemical Tanker! ? Thrilled to announce the successful first steel cutting ceremony of a series of four (4) 6,000 DWT Chemical Tankers at the CMJL Shipyard in Yangzhou. This achievement represents another significant step forward in our mission to drive the maritime industry closer to a carbon-zero future. These state-of-the-art vessels are equipped with cutting-edge technologies designed to maximize efficiency and sustainability, including: - Optimized Propeller-Hull Designs for enhanced hydrodynamic performance. - Dual Fuel Marine Engines to support the transition to cleaner energy sources. This accomplishment reflects the culmination of dedication, expertise, and collaboration across multiple teams. We extend our heartfelt gratitude and congratulations to everyone who contributed to making this project a reality. At Alpha Marine Consulting P.C. (AMC), we remain committed to delivering innovative solutions that redefine excellence in naval architecture, marine engineering, and sustainable shipbuilding. Join us in celebrating this milestone and our shared vision for a greener, more efficient maritime industry. ? #alphamarineconsulting #AMC #NewBuildings #MaritimeIndustry #Shipbuilding #EngineeringExcellence #NavalArchitecture #MarineEngineering #Decarbonization

When participating in school visits and careers fairs, many students express an interest in engineering activities. However, we often see more students enrolling on the deck career path rather than pursuing engineering. But here's the thing: the maritime engineering field also offers cutting-edge technology, high demand and global opportunities that allow individuals to reach the highest levels in their careers. The STCW Officer in Charge of Engineering Watch (Unlimited) provides the perfect gateway to becoming a certified maritime engineer, equipped to lead and manage complex engineering systems on some of the most advanced vessels in the world. For those passionate about innovation and engineering, this could be the start of an exciting journey at sea.