China Maritime Safety 2009 Issue 3 To extend the employment service through development of the seafarer force

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China Maritime Safety
1673-2278
2009 Issue 3

To extend the employment service through development of the seafarer force
Liu Gongchen

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Work for a cleaner ocean-Interview with Mr.Liu Gongchen,Executive Director-General of CHINA MSA on the phasing-out of the single-hull oil tankers
Cui Naixia;Xu Shiming

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Phasing-out of the single-hull oil tankers, an inevitability in the world shipping history
Lao Hui;Jiang Yanyan

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The count-down time starts for phasing-out of the single-hull oil tanker
Zhao Yuanzhe

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Concern: Road of development for China's ship recycling industry under the financial crisis-Interview with Mr.Xie Dehua,Executive Director and Secretary-General of the Ship Recycling Association of China
Ma Yanling

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Liaoning MSA implements ten measures to ensure the stability and development
Liu Licai

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To build a strong MSA and promote the growth of the coastal economy of the Hebei Province
Liu Chunsheng

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The Heilongjiang MSA takes its own advantages and implements multi-measures to assist the shipping industry in dealing with the crisis
Li Hongwen

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Patrolling on the vast ocean to safeguard the "Blue Territory"
Wang Zhixian;Jiang Yanyan

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Discussion on the necessity of ballast water treatment facilities in construction of terminals
Lao Hui

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To do a beaer job in the "Three Bays"and to promote development through good service-some views on the functions of maritime authority in the integration of the "Three Bays"of Putian
Chen Erquan

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To emancipate our minds and change the old ideas,and to endeavour to do well in combination of administrative and law-enforcement activities
Chen Haotao

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Classification of the environmentally hazardous substances carried in packaged for ill after the Amendments (34-08)to the IMDG Code come into force
ZHANG Chun-long;YE Nan

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A study on the present status of the oil spill emergency response and capability-building plan of our country
YANG Sheng-shi

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The targeting system for safety inspection of Chinese ships not engaged in international trade
CHEN Lei;WANG Guang-yu

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On the application of Voluntary IMO Member State Audit Scheme in VIS management and measures to be taken
WANG Su-yi

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Management of Maritime Mobile Service Identities-Deciphering Recommendation ITU-R M.585-4
HU Bo;WANG Zhi

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IMO's concerns on Bio-fouling Issues
FEI Shan-shan;XU Shi-ming;ZHANG Shuo-hui

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Study on the present status of the training,examination and certification for seafarers from the Taiwan Region
HU Shao-zheng;WENG Qi-shu;LI Zhong-shi

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Discussion on some issues relating to life-saving emergency drill through lessons learned from several maritime casualties
PAN Yong-ling

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The digital communication system of Type IMA-800 revolving lights for aids-to--navigation
LI Jian-tao

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2009:a year of challenge and opportunity
SUN Dabin

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The Code of Practice for suppressing piracy and anned robbery against ships adopted at the meeting held by IMO in Djibouti
Huang Na

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