Christmas Eve is upon us, but for some Christmas Eve will not be spent at home with family, but instead with a whole other family – the family onboard. I have spent many Christmas’ onboard, but one particular Christmas Eve stands out. Most of the crew were sound asleep. As you can probably imagine the 24th of December is a day just like any other – the ship still sails and work still needs to be done. So I don’t think that anyone expected this day to be much different than any other. But, the captain had a different idea.
Vejen til grønnere transporter
Fra investering til output - lær at skabe værdi for din digitaliseringsinvestering
Når Det Blå Danmark i januar samles på MARCOMP konferencen for at diskutere fremtidens maritime kompetencer, vil digitalisering være det gennemgående emne, der helt naturligt gennemsyrer alle brancher – også den maritime. Pernille Rydén, Digitalisering, PhD, Head of Studies, Associate Professor of Management, DTU, vil på konferencen fortælle dig, hvordan en organisation får værdi for sin digitaliseringsindsats og hvordan din virksomhed skal starte sit digitaliseringseventyr.
Women in Transport – EU Platform for change
With only 22% of women, the transport sector is not gender balanced. The objective of the Women in Transport - EU Platform for change (hereafter the Platform), launched on 27 November 2017, is to strengthen women's employment and equal opportunities for women and men in the transport sector thanks to the actions brought about by the Platform members. It will also serve as a forum to discuss and exchange good practices.
Forklift on rehab
Onboard the Ro-Ro ship we had a small forklift called Ingerd (named after a former student). It was irreplaceable for chain turns, stores, paint etc, but always in the way when the trailer deck was to be washed. So the new deck-intern had placed it on one of the deck's flaps. Unfortunately, the handbrake was not what it used to be so when loading started and the ship was swinging, it rolled over the flap and into the sea.





