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Recent maritime incidents have underscored the need for stricter safety regulations and more effective audits. The *Dali* allision in Baltimore highlighted gaps in current safety practices, prompting calls for a reassessment of regulatory enforcement. With upcoming changes like the IMO's new IP Code, vessel operators must prioritize compliance to mitigate risks and enhance operational safety.

OCIMF has launched SIRE 2.0, a fully digitalized tanker inspection system that replaces the traditional paper-based methods. The new system tailors inspections to each vessel, focusing on real-time data collection, risk assessments, and human factors. With enhanced accuracy and detailed reporting, SIRE 2.0 sets a new benchmark for safety and operational efficiency in the maritime industry.

Check out our newest video to see how LERUS Canada crafts tailored Safety Management System (SMS) Manuals designed specifically for your vessel. We guide you through our process, from development to delivery, ensuring compliance and enhancing safety. Plus, we offer ongoing support to keep your operations efficient and safe.

As the maritime industry advances, safety remains paramount. The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has declared "Navigating the future: safety first!" as the 2024 World Maritime Day theme, emphasizing the importance of safety amidst technological advancements and the adoption of alternative fuels.

Transport Canada Unveils New Marine Safety Management System Regulations. On July 3, 2024, Transport Canada published the new Marine Safety Management System Regulations, marking a significant change in the maritime industry.

Lerus Canada is excited to announce the launch of its new website. This milestone marks a significant step forward in our mission to deliver top-tier training, crew management, ship’s service and supply, and consulting services to the global offshore and marine sectors.