Costamare Maritime Training Services S.A.

Day of the seafarer 2024.

Respect only.

CMTS team wishes you a Merry Christmas and a Joyful, Happy and Prosperous New Year!!!

On the occasion of the World Maritime day, Costamare Maritime Training Services S.A. would like to express our gratitute to the Marine Community both onshore and at sea.

From all of us at Costamare Maririme Training Services S.A. you have our warmest wishes for a Happy Easter time for you and your beloved ones!

Costamare Maritime Training Services S.A. team wishes you a Merry Christmas and a Happy & Prosperous New Year 2022!

A great respect to all Seafarers which they are driving the world economy on a steady course. Seafarers have been one of the most important key workers throughout those difficult COVID-19 pandemic days.

World Maritime Day 2021!

The latest incident in the Suez Canal, shaked the world economy and proved how vulnerable the global supply chain can be. It was mentioned in the news extraordinary numbers related to the financial impact but actual now will commence calculating the “bill”. What if....? It can happen anytime, to anybody, any type of vessel. Are you ready and prepared? Despite the unfortunate position of the vessel involved in a similar incident, we could easily be on the position of the other vessels called to hold their position and cope with the adverse situation. Same scenario, on the same position with relevant incident in the Ismailia and Suez port area is already held in CTMS more than two years now for a reputable shipping company with Tankers but also for Containerships. The course is called “Transiting of Straights and Canals” and brings the officers as close as possible to the real challenges facing during Suez Canal Transit. Our trainees that already passed this course hopefully they will be thankful and appreciate even more the initiative of their company that enroll them for their participation. Stay safe.

The CMTS wishes to all a Happy New Year, full of happiness, prosperity and Health especially to all seafarers and their families during those days.

Costamare Maritime Training Services S.A. team wishes to you and your beloved ones a Merry Christmas & A Happy New Year! May the new year of 2021 be safe for all of us, full of happiness and joy!

New era in maritime training....

Costamare takes maritime training to new heights with Wärtsilä Cloud Simulation solution The technology group Wärtsilä has received yet another order for its advanced Cloud Simulation solution. The Costamare Maritime Training Services (Costamare MTS) centre in Greece is the latest facility to take advantage of the technology developed by Wärtsilä Voyage, enabling its students to con...

World Maritime day 2020.

A tribute to all seafarers contributing in world economy making the planet moving around. Respect and honor to those men and women working patiently with all the consequenses that brought the COVID-19 pandemic.

Be strong, be safe...

Today CMTS S.A. successfully completed the first webinar on "Bunkering Operations & Disputes". Distance Learning is an asset that will help us to upgrade the Training needs in the future.

COVID-19

“ CMTS SA, is in the unpleasant but necessary position to announce the postpone of all our Training Seminars until further notice. After the Greek Government’s Health Care measures, in order to fight the Covid-19 we stay home and we protect each other. Hope this matter ends as soon as possible for all mankind with the best outcome. Our thoughts those days will be especially to all seafarers onboard the vessels that they continue to maintain the global supply chain.”

Ready to begin. Costamare is here to discuss every aspect on this various matter of Training in the Maritime sector.

CMTS SA tomorrow, 12th of September, will be @ Athens War Museum for the 2nd Maritime Educational Forum by IMES

CMTS SA wishes you Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year!

Costamare was delighted to participate in the forum «Επιλέγω Ναυτιλία» that took place last Saturday 24/11/2018 at Eugenides Foundation.
An event organized by Isalos.net and Nautika Chronika.

Very glad to visit once again C-MAN maritime office in Manila - Philipines and be among our Deck & Engine deprtment officers for training. Really thank you all for your kind attention, participation and hospitality. May you have safe voyages...

From the last week's "Ship's dedicated handling" course. A demanding and precise maneuver requires profesional training for profesional and high skilled officers.

Completion of the 1st Maritime Forum with success and creative discussion.

All set for the 1st Maritime Education Forum.

Costamare Maritime Training Services S.A. is proud to be a part of the 1st Maritime Education Forum by IMES (Institute of Maritime & Economic Strategy) on Thursday 13th of September in Athens War Museum. Stay tuned for all of the updates on the day.

https://youtu.be/VcfFJPjdduc

Costamare Maritime Training Services expanding the horizons. Providing professional training to the Hapag Lloyd head quarters. New courses, new ideas, positive approach through training.

Our warm thoughts to all of the seafarers, wishing to them and their families, Merry Christmas, a happy and prosperus New Year and of course calm seas...

The future of Greek shipping. The young generation of seafarers visited our company's Head Office and our state of the art vessel 'C/V THESEUS' in Piraeus. Many thanks to the Nautical Academy of KIMI and to the headmistress Capt'Ioanna.

We are in the unpleasant position to announce the unfortunate event of Captain’s George Tsiros passing. His funeral will take place today, in his hometown, Kalamata (Mitropoli Ypapanti Church)at 16:00 in the afternoon.

The importance of following the COLREG and the implications on safe navigation. Are we following the COLREG in our days or do we make "everything" as long as we can avoid the collision?

COLREG issues and refresh of the rules together with extensive practice on the Bridge Simulator are performed in our newly entered course "Collision Avoidance".



Source: www.naftikachronika.gr

Σύγκρουση δεξαμενόπλοιου με φορτηγό πλοίο | Ναυτικά Χρονικά Σύμφωνα με τις γαλλικές ναυτιλιακές αρχές, που είναι αρμόδιες στην περιοχή της Μάγχης και της Βόρειας Θάλασσας, δεξαμενόπλοιο που μετέφερε 38.000 τόνους βενζίνη

Αλλη μια παρουσια της Costamare Shipping S.A. & Costamare Maritime Training Center. Επιλεγω Ναυτιλια. Isalos.net. Ναυτικα χρονικα.
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Another sad accident that involved seamen's lives. Unacceptable in our days, lives & ships to be wasted due to bad practices, improper ships loading, bad maintenance and lack of knowledge on ship's handling.



Source: We are navigators

Hull crack caused capsizing of the ore carrier Stellar Daisy in South Atlantic


Hull crack was the root cause of sinking of very large ore carrier Stellar Daisy in South Atlantic, according to the witness evidence from the two rescued Filipino sailors. The vessel capsized after developing heavy list of more than 15 degrees. The Two sailors arrived on starboard deck for evacuation on the lifeboat, but due to heavy list it was not possible, so they released the life raft. There were another people with life jackets and immersion suits on the deck and all jumped into the water to board the raft. The rescued seamen never saw the other people from the ship, but presumed that they also jumped and boarded another life rafts.

The survivors mentioned cracks on the main deck, through which water was flooding in. According to their suggestions, the very large ore carrier Stellar Daisy suffered structural hull damages and cracks, which caused the fast sinking and the large number of missing people. The both survivors believe that the rest of the crew might be alive.

The search and rescue operation continue, engaging airplane of Brazil and Uruguayan navy vessels. Also four merchant ships joined the SAR operations and also Polaris Shipping’s three merchant ships expected to arrive early that day too. Brazilian destroyer equipped with a rescue helicopter was expected to reach the scene on April 4.

The very large ore carrier Stellar Daisy (IMO: 9038725) capsized and sank in South Atlantic on 1,500 nautical miles off Uruguay. The vessel had 24 crew, including 8 South Korean and 16 Filipino on board, but only two Filipinos were rescued. Another 22 people are still missing.

Source: Maritime Herald