Navis Blog
- 22nd February 2019
What does 2019 look like for the Maritime industry?
There are several changes happening in the Maritime industry within the next few years, including a cyber security clause and sulphur cap. So, what does this mean for the Maritime...
- 13th September 2018
Maritime UK Week
This week, 10th-16th September, is Maritime UK Week. Maritime UK Week was launched by Maritime UK with the intention of highlighting the work that the maritime sector does, its role...
- 27th June 2018
Seafarers Awareness Week – What does Navis Consulting do for seafarers?
This year Seafarers Awareness week is the 23rd–30th June, with the day of the Seafarer on Monday the 25th June. The Day of the Seafarer is a campaign by the...
- 29th May 2018
What is being done to support women in the shipping industry?
The shipping market has seen a recent growth and the demand for qualified seafarers has never been greater. But what is being done to support and attract more women to...
- 1st May 2018
Why become an England and Wales certified Maritime Solicitor?
With an average salary of £60,000 for a newly qualified England and Wales certified Maritime Solicitor working in a law firm, there’s a lot to be said for a career...
- 16th April 2018
The impact of Brexit on the UK’s Roll-on Roll-off ports
As we approach the one year deadline for Brexit, Navis Consulting considers the implications of stricter border checks at UK ports. The UK government will be receiving pressure from a...
- 25th January 2018
What is the value of the UK Maritime industry?
Maritime UK commissioned a study to estimate the value of the UK Maritime industry. This was conducted by the Centre for Economics and Business Research (Cebr). Did you know that:...
- 6th December 2017
UK economy and shipping industry benefit from Tonnage Tax
The Tonnage Tax (TT) regime was introduced to the UK in 2000 and has helped to increase the number of shipping companies based in the UK and has led to...
- 7th November 2017
The Queen Elizabeth 2 celebrates its 50th anniversary this year
The Cunard liner was launched on the 20th September 1967 at Clydebank, Scotland by Queen Elizabeth II. The retired ocean liner is 963ft long, with an original gross tonnage of...
- 27th September 2017
How to prepare for an interview for a position in the Maritime industry
Once you have been selected for an interview, you will need to conduct research to ensure you are fully prepared. Preparing for an interview can help you feel more focused...
- 21st September 2017
New technology needed for changing environmental regulations in the shipping industry
Environmental and shipping regulations are constantly changing, leaving ship owners and operators in a constant battle to keep up with new environmental regulations. Since the International Maritime Organisation announced a...
- 13th September 2017
CV advice for Maritime job vacancies
The purpose of your CV is to summarise your professional experience and qualifications as well as impress your potential employer. This CV advice is to help all applicants looking for...
