Welcome Wednesday!

Ten more vessels have joined Amver this week. Thank you for taking a little extra time, a little extra effort to reaffirm your commitment to safety at sea. Without this network and extra effort the seas would be a little more dangerous and the work of search and rescue would be a bit more challenging. Help us welcome these new ships to the Amver safety network.

• FRONT SIRIUS
• SOLA TS
• ASIAN BULKER
• BERRIO
• MAERSK EFFINGHAM
• AGIOS SOSTIS I
• JS INEOS INVENTION
• MARATHON TS
• RGL FIRST
• SANTA VALENTINA

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Welcome Wednesday!

Today marks the anniversary of the sinking of Titanic. 105 years ago a tragedy at sea spurred a change in safety, safety culture and how we respond to vessels in distress on the oceans. Amver is a direct result of the Titanic sinking. It wasn't until the advent of the computer before a method of connecting the dots, building a maritime situational awareness was established.

Since 1958 the Amver program has saved lives at sea. This success is a direct result of ships enrolling, ships like those listed below. As we remember Titanic, lets also be thankful for the latest members of the Amver network.

• FPSO PIONEIRO DE LIBRA
• GAS STELLA
• DCI DREDGE AQUARIUS
• POPEYE
• ESSAR WILDCAT
• JOYCE L. VANENKEVORT
• POLAR KING
• ROSSANA
• KALLO
• BW INTEGRITY
• KODIAK ISLAND
• SHANDONG FU ZE
• NAVIG8 PRESTIGE
• AQUAPAMPERO
• DELPHIS REGA
• NSU VOYAGER
• CS JOLA
• ANSAC COLUMBIA
• ABY ASIA
• SBI JIVE
• SUMMER PLOEG
• FELIX
• PACIFIC BINZHOU

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Welcome Wednesday!

Why do we encourage participation in Amver? Because the oceans remain dangerous. In the wake of news of a ship lost in the South Atlantic, we'd like to remind all seafarers that Amver participation is no cost, requires a minimal amount of effort and you can enroll in just minutes. You can ensure no call for help goes unanswered by joining Amver today.

• CAPE KALLIA
• DESERT RANGER
• IVS HIRONO
• HANES OLDENDORFF
• BW TAGUS
• HOUHENG 5
• NEW FACE

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