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SHIP MANAGEMENT INTERNATIONAL – ISSUE 57 SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2015 » THE MAGAZINE FOR THE WORLD’S SHIP OWNERS & SHIP MANAGERS 26 34 16 Concern over 58 20 seafarers’ short sea » STRAIGHT TALK 8 – Let’s sort out manpower once and for all service » NOTEBOOK 10 – Moore Stephens reports small decline in 2014 ship operating costs – Grimaldi backs UK flag by moving ships – Pastoral case with a modern twist – WSM reaches 40 – A seasonal fall » FIRST PERSON 16 – The Sheth brothers, Great Eastern » SHIPMANAGEMENT 20 How I work – Richard Beards – Peter Cremers and Bjorn Hojgaard 58 LISW15 – LISW15: The week that was » REGIONAL FOCUS 26 Japan & South Korea – An innovative edge to ‘continuous improvement’ 40 UK – UK set for flag ‘rebirth’ – Analysing the ‘Brexit’ conundrum » BUSINESS VIEWPOINT 32 – Classification – Cyber at the top of IACS’ concerns 46 – P&I & Law Cover Story – Drydocking: avoid getting beached by the owner Issue 57 September/October 2015 Ship Management International 5 SHIP MANAGEMENT INTERNATIONAL – ISSUE 57 SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2015 » THE MAGAZINE FOR THE WORLD’S SHIP OWNERS & SHIP MANAGERS 75 49 56 82 80 86 » MARKET SECTOR » INNOVATION 34 – Crew Management 75 – Rising to the ‘big data’ challenge – Concern over seafarers’ short sea service » ANTI-PIRACY & MARITIME SECURITY 49 – Crew Calling – New VSAT broadband solutions tackle 78 – Managing risks without data overload seafarer ‘comms’ concerns – Maritime piracy programme moves to ISWAN » MARITIME MEDICAL » OBJECTS OF DESIRE 55 – Heartbeat 82 – Our pick of the most coveted creations 56 – Well-being » REVIEW – Encouraging start for Wellness at Sea programme 84 – Bringing you the best in arts & culture » COMMENTARY » LIFESTYLE 72 – Alternative Viewpoint 86 – Squally showers later. Moderate to good – Shipping – too much like farming for comfort 6 Ship Management International Issue 57 September/October 2015 Straight Talk September/October Issue 57 Welcome to www.shipmanagementinternational.com Ship Management International The shipping business magazine for today’s global ship owners and ship managers Let’s sort out Published by manpower once Elaborate Communications Wingbury Courtyard Business Village, Upper Wingbury Farm, Wingrave, Bucks, and for all HP22 4LW, United Kingdom Sales/Accounts +44 (0) 1296 682241/682051 Editorial +44 (0) 1296 682356 ithout giving anything away, the anticipated publication in November Fax: +44 (0) 1296 682156 Email:[email protected]/[email protected] of the BIMCO/ICS Manpower Report 2015 will point to a global crew www.elabor8.co.uk supply industry still in need of serious attention. Editorial Director: Sean Moloney Journalists: Samantha Giltrow WI know, for instance, that this latest instalment will move away from being just a Catherine Varney Regular Contributors: Michael Grey numbers exercise to focusing on the key issues facing officers and ratings today: building James Brewer Thomas Ország-Land a sustainable career opportunity; heightening interest among the young and talented Paul Slater Felicity Landon that a sea career can compete for their attention with shore-based alternatives; and how Margie Collins Motoring Journalist: Rob Auchterlonie to stop the ‘haemorrhage’ of trained talent back to the shore after serving, in some cases, New York Correspondent: Rajesh Joshi Technical Editor: David Tinsley only a decade at sea? Advertising Sales Manager: Karen Martin Accounts: Sarah Jones And it will also review some of the other challenges the industry faces concerning its Design and layout: Mike Argles Sean Glies manpower needs: increased sector specialisation, new regulatory requirements, vetting and other inspections and all of the work and social pressures that contribute towards Editorial contributors: The best and most informed writers serving the global the ‘poor social life’ that lead some seafarers to conclude that it is time to go ashore. shipmanagement and shipowning industry. But in all honesty, isn’t it about time that shipping got to grips with this annual Ship Management International (ISSN 2049- 9574) is published 6 times a year (Feb, Apr, Jun, or five-year (to be more precise) dilemma? Isn’t it about time that shipping across all Aug, Oct, Dec) by Elaborate Communications and disciplines started promoting and marketing the industry as a ‘must-choose’ career distributed in the USA by Mail Right Int., 1637 Stelton Road B4, Piscataway, NJ 08854. option; and isn’t it about time that the international and regional regulators really put Periodicals Postage Paid at Piscataway, NJ and the career interests of the seafarers first? No wonder today’s young people shy away from additional mailing offices considering shipping as a career when they don’t really understand what is involved, and POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Ship there still exists a mentality that seafarers are people who somehow exist outside the Management, Elaborate Communications, c/o 1637 Stelton Road B4, Piscataway, NJ 08854. norms of normal working life. Elaborate Communications, Wingbury Courtyard Business Village, Upper Wingbury Farm, Wingrave, Happy reading Bucks, HP22 4LW, United Kingdom Tel: +44 (0)1296 682051/682241/682403 Printed in the UK by Warners Midlands plc. Although every effort has been made to ensure that the information contained in this publication is correct, Elaborate Communications accepts no responsibility or liability for any inaccuracies that may occur or their consequences. The opinions expressed in this publication are not necessarily those of the publishers. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced whole, or in part, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means without prior permission from Elaborate Communications. Sean Moloney Follow me on @seanmoloney62 Approved and Supported by 8 Ship Management International Issue 57 September/October 2015 Notebook Moore Stephens reports small decline in 2014 ship operating costs nternational accountant and shipping unique ship operating costs benchmarking There was an 0.1% overall average fall consultant Moore Stephens says total tool, which reveals that total operating costs in 2014 crew costs, compared to the 2013 annual operating costs in the shipping for the tanker, bulker and container ship figure, which itself was 0.2% down on Iindustry fell by an average of 0.8% in 2014. sectors were all down in 2014, the financial 2012. Expenditure on stores was down by This compares with the 0.3% average fall year covered by the study. On a year-on-year 2.4% overall, compared to the fall of 1.9% in costs recorded for 2013. All categories basis, the tanker index was down by two in 2013. There was an overall fall in repairs of expenditure were down on those for the points, or 1.1%, while the bulker index fell by and maintenance costs of 0.6%, compared previous 12-month period, confirming that one point, or 0.6%. The container ship index, to the 0.4% reduction recorded for 2013. ship owners and operators continued to meanwhile, was down by two points, or The overall drop in costs of 0.4% manage costs sensibly and to watch their 1.2%. The corresponding figures in last year’s recorded for insurance compares to cash carefully in 2014. OpCost study showed a rise of two points the 0.3% fall recorded for 2013, and is The findings are set out in OpCost 2015 in the tanker index, and falls of two points in the lowest in this category for a number (www.opcostonline.com), Moore Stephens’ the bulker and container ship indices. of years. l Grimaldi backs UK flag by moving ships talian ship owner Grimaldi Group has during a reception at the Foreign and boosted a bid to re-boot the UK Ship Commonwealth Office, where plans for Register by announcing at London the declining UK flag were revealed. IInternational Shipping Week that it will New initiatives were launched following be putting two of its new containerships, two studies which showed the flag needs to ordered for its subsidiary company be more commercialised in order to remain Atlantic Container Lines, with the flag. competitive. They include the creation Emanuele Grimaldi (pictured) of a new Director of UK Register post made the announcement to Sir Alan and a new programme to try to boost the Massey, Chief Executive of the Maritime productivity of its marine surveyors. and Coastguard Agency (MCA) Read the full story on page 40. l 10 Ship Management International Issue 57 September/October 2015 Notebook Pastoral case with a modern twist new app has been launched by The App that has been live for around With better communication, we hope the Sailors’ Society to enable two months, is the first of its kind and is to identify faster some of the issues that port chaplains to upload details made possible by access to global ship affect seafarers such as stress, poor mental ofA their visits to crew members in a bid to tracking data from MarineTraffic, which health and fatigue and so reduce the risks deliver more effective care to seafarers. helps chaplains see which vessels are in to safety, as well as increasing efficiency Developed with the support port and those due to arrive. The result is and retention rates for ship owners.” of Augustea Group, the so-called more effective use of time and improved co- In the second development phase, ‘Chapplaincy’ enables real-time activity ordination with other welfare organisations. the charity is working to make it available reporting and maintains a history of ship Sailors’ Society Chief Executive Stuart to other welfare agencies to provide an visits and support provided to seafarers. Rivers said: “Chapplaincy revolutionises even better level of support and care to Data can then be accessed by the way our chaplains work with seafarers, seafarers. It is also developing a version for chaplains in other ports and can be used allowing them to respond more quickly seafarers, enabling them to make contact to provide ongoing care and assistance as and follow up with a seafarer’s friends in advance of arrival at port in order to the crews continue their voyages.
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