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Software Suite Designed To Strengthen Management, Safety Ripple’s Tow View feature. Pilots can easily drag and drop a graphic of the correct barge instead of making a log entry to note the business transaction. (Photo courtesy of Ripple Operations)

Ripple’s Tow View feature. Pilots can easily drag and drop a graphic of the correct barge instead of making a log entry to note the business transaction. (Photo courtesy of Ripple Operations)

Software Suite Designed To Strengthen Management, Safety

August 23, 2023

Ripple Operations has debuted a suite of software purpose-built for the inland marine industry that works both online and offline so that limited internet connectivity is not a problem. Ripple,… Read More

IMX Panel Addresses Sub M Lessons Learned, Future Robert Keister. (Photo by Frank McCormack)

IMX Panel Addresses Sub M Lessons Learned, Future

June 9, 2023

With the Coast Guard’s Subchapter M requirements for certificates of inspection fully in effect, companies are now taking a closer look at required credit drydock inspections and internal structural… Read More

Letter: Subchapter M Compliance

November 1, 2022

Winter is coming, in more ways than one, and it will have resounding impact on the inland marine industry. Subchapter M has come into full force as of July, and… Read More

Workshop Focuses On Subchapter M Drydockings Mark Sawyer with Marine Compliance Alliance. (Photo by Shelley Byrne)

Workshop Focuses On Subchapter M Drydockings

August 19, 2022

Nearly 160 people representing about half the vessels in the Coast Guard’s Eighth District learned more about requirements for Subchapter M credit drydock inspections and internal structural exams—and that more… Read More

Campbell Performs First Drydock ISE At Georgetown Shipyard Campbell Transportation Company’s Georgetown Shipyard is wrapping up work on First Energy’s mv. Reddy K (right), the first boat to complete its Subchapter M-required Internal Structural Exam (ISE) and required repairs on Campbell’s drydock. To its left is Campbell’s mv. Renee Lynn. (Photo by Mike O'Rourke)

Campbell Transportation Company’s Georgetown Shipyard is wrapping up work on First Energy’s mv. Reddy K (right), the first boat to complete its Subchapter M-required Internal Structural Exam (ISE) and required repairs on Campbell’s drydock. To its left is Campbell’s mv. Renee Lynn. (Photo by Mike O'Rourke)

Campbell Performs First Drydock ISE At Georgetown Shipyard

August 12, 2022

Campbell Transportation Company’s Georgetown Shipyard in Pennsylvania has begun its first drydock internal structural exam (ISE), one of the first few that have begun in the country under the Coast… Read More

House Narrowly Approves Corps, MarAd Appropriations Bill Washington Waves

House Narrowly Approves Corps, MarAd Appropriations Bill

July 22, 2022

Washington, D.C.—The House approved its first fiscal year 2023 appropriations measure that included funding for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the Maritime Administration and a number of other federal… Read More

Subchapter M: On To The Shipyards

July 15, 2022

Now that the final Subchapter M documentation deadline of July 19 is upon the towing industry, the next phase is the drydock/internal structural examination. There have been rumors and worries… Read More

How The Subchapter M Sausage Was Made WJ Editorial

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