Posted: June 17, 2015
You may know that the NMCI are official patrons to the 2015 Maritime Industry Awards and the countdown is nearly over as the Awards Night is just under 36 hours away. We couldn’t be more excited. GTSS & SNO have been nominated for the Excellence in Maritime Education & Training Award so a bit of competition amongst ourselves should make for an interesting night.
With a drinks reception at 7pm in the Ballsbridge Hotel we can’t wait to network with all of the different industry partners who will be in attendance. Our maritime colleagues from near and far will be in attendance to recognise and celebrate the most innovative companies in the Irish maritime sector.
Haven’t booked a seat and feeling left out? Don’t worry, join us on Twitter tomorrow night where we will be keeping our followers up to date with pictures and category winners.
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We are delighted to announce that we now have a course date set for Designated Security Duties. The course date is set for July 14th and may be booked online. For further information regarding the course click here.
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Posted: June 11, 2015
Lecturers/Tutors required for Bahrain opportunity – Immediate start date
The National Maritime College of Ireland(NMCI) has recently been awarded the contract for the Supply of Academic Services for the Bachelor of International Logistics Management at Bahrain Polytechnic. To date NMCI have provided services to over 50 global locations from UAE, Tunisia, Ukraine, Angola, Ivory Coast, Vietnam, Malaysia and Korea amongst others.
If you are seeking an exciting and financially lucrative deployment abroad, we are seeking interested candidates for Bahrain with an immediate start date.
If you would like to lecture/tutor in Transport & Logistics and have relevant industry or academic experience please forward an updated CV and cover letter to garrett.orourke@nmci.ie at the National Maritime College of Ireland for further information.
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The National Maritime College of Ireland, as members of IASST, are delighted to announce that they will be hosting the 67th International IASST Meeting & Conference on the 19th to 20th of October 2015 at the National Maritime College of Ireland in Ringaskiddy.
Registration for the conference, which is open to non IASST members is now live over on the IASST Website by clicking here and full details on the Conference agenda can be found by clicking here.
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So who are the IASST?
The IASST is an association of safety and survival training organizations whose mission is: To facilitate the exchange of information on matters relating to safety in the maritime environment and to promote continuous improvement in safety and survival training internationally. The IASST aims to improve safety and survival training by sharing of best practice information between its members.
Within the Association there is a wide variety of expertise, which encompasses universities, nautical colleges and scientific institutions, as well as both privately and publicly owned safety training schools, professional organisations and manufacturers of all types of safety equipment.
New membership;
SEftec NMCI Offshore officially made the list to become a full member of the IASST recently and they couldn’t be more delighted. It is a privilege to be ranked among the top training centres in the world and to be part of an international organization whose mission is: “To facilitate the exchange of information on matters relating to safety in the maritime environment and to promote continuous improvement in safety and survival training internationally.”
Being part of this organization will enable SNO to further develop and strengthen their roots on an international level. Check out IASST membership information over here.
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Posted: June 9, 2015
An Bórd Pleanála has confirmed it has delayed making a decision on the planning application to redevelop Galway Harbour.
The oral hearing into the proposed €126 million extension of the harbour was held in January and a decision was due in April or May. However, the planning appeals board has confirmed that the decision date has been pushed back by several weeks.
An Bórd Pleanála planners heard evidence from experts during an oral hearing that lasted over two weeks earlier this year as previously reported on Afloat.ie
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