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We have issued an updated marine notice providing guidance on the recording of operations in the Oil Record Book Part I.

On 16 October the Vice Chief of the Defence Force Vice Admiral Ray Griggs AO, CSC visited AMSA.

Lighthouse enthusiasts can mark World AtoN Day by paying a visit or touring a spectacular historic lighthouse this weekend.

There is a community expectation that the safety of passengers has been considered before they get on board your vessel. In May 2020, we introduced new requirements for passenger vessels. You can watch a short video that explains the regulations.

Until now, our inspectors would get an oil spill sampling kit out of the cupboard, check it had its six sample jars, collect evidence from the water and all the spaces and bunkers on ships.

We will be holding a webinar on 29 March 2022 about our amendments to the National Standard for Commercial Vessels part C1: Wheelhouse visibility, escape, accommodation, and personal safety.

Providing detailed descriptions of a marine incident, including context and how it is being managed, will help us understand the risks, and influence our response to the situation.

Safety, sustainability and environment.

The July 2019 edition of Working Boats shines a spotlight on creating safe workplaces, as well as some examples of what can go wrong when safety isn't at the forefront.

Working Boats is a quarterly magazine about Australia's commercial maritime industry.