Are You Misusing These Shipyard Terms?
Like many other specialized industries, shipbuilding and the marine environment has a certain set of definitions that must be understood by professionals.
What Will Improve Quality Management?
Quality management is essential to a successful marine operation. Each product you turn out needs to be perfect before launching.
Should You Quit Your Marine Job Before You Have Another One?
Not every person is cut out for every job. And with a physically demanding job, like working in a shipyard or other marine environment, it can feel like the weight of the world if you are dissatisfied.
How Are the New Emission Standards Affecting Tug Design?
Big changes are happening in the ship design industry, specifically when it comes to green energy and environmental consciousness.
3 Things That Get Your Resume Thrown Out
Your resume is the first impression you make on an employer. This is true for any job, including the marine industry.
Which Factors Affect Shipyard Labor Productivity?
Productivity is critical in a deadline-oriented industry like shipbuilding and other marine applications.
How Will Drones Affect Your Shipyard Career?
You may not have thought about it much, but drones are changing the face of the shipyard industry.
4 Ways to Deal with Workplace Conflict Among Employees
Conflict in the workplace happens more than managers care to admit. The real test comes along when learning to deal with it constructively.
What Do You Do When You Can’t Stand a Co-Worker?
No matter how hard you try to avoid it, there may come a time in your career when you work with someone you simply don’t like.
Struggling to Get Workplace Safety Accepted? Changing Your Message Will Help
Workplace safety is imperative in your marine environment. But what happens when your staff isn’t on the same page? How can you be sure that your workplace safety initiatives are being accepted and followed? If you’re struggling with safety in your workplace, maybe changing your message would help.
