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May 2012
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Contents
STAYING ABOVE WATER
Risky
The Industry is Fraught with
By Claudio Paschoa, Brazil
by Robert Kunkel
By Joseph Keefe
Business Publications
Lawrence O’Connell is Executive Vice President
of International Maritime Security Corporation
Also in this Edition
Urs Rathgeb, GM, Radio Holland USA
Fleet Optimization: Challenges and Solutions
By Rob Leventhal
Joseph Keefe
Associate Publisher/Editorial Director
VP Sales
Rob Howard
Irina Tabakina
Corporate Staff
Vladimir Bibik, IT
Rhoda Morgan, Sales Administration
Mark O’Malley, Public Relations
Jocelyn Redfern, Marketing
Esther Rothenberger, Accounting
Kathleen Hickey
Advertising Sales
Jack Bond
Mike Kozlowski
Jean Vertucci
Risky Business
EDITOR’S DESK
A, B, C
D, E, F
G, H, I
J, K, L
M, N, O
P, Q, R
T, U, V
In This Edition
The Situation
More than just
Countering Pirates
The Authors
Lawrence O’Connell is Executive Vice President
of International Maritime Security Corporation
Catching Up
Labor: The Wild Card
Supply Chain Decisions: Many Variables
Panama CanalBy John Padgett
The Author
Shared Pain
Closer to Home
The Author
Funmi Afonja
Philip Baggaley
Jonathan Chappell
Weather on the Waterfront
A Three-Step Strategy
WEATHER
Planning Ahead
By Ken Baldwin and Kord Spielmann
Covering All the Angles
The Authors
PORT SECURITY
Take the Money and Run
By Rick Eyerdam
The Risk of FA Failure
All Photos: Rick Ey
PORT SECURITY
Security Committee and the Captain of
The Author
REGULATORY
By Tara Leiter
The FMC and What It Does
Why You Should Care
Once the FMC’s Bureau of Enforcement
TRUSTON
The Author
Maritime Law Association, WISTA and the
RADIO HOLLAND USA
Urs Rathgeb, GM, Radio Holland USA
By Greg Trauthwein
RADIO HOLLAND USA
By Robert Kunkel
IMO MEPC: Application of EEDI
Basic Emissions:
Shipyard, Vessel and Rig Repair Facilities
Port of Galveston
Your Gateway to the Texas Gulf Coast
Environmentally Sustainable Ops
The Author
MARITIME RISK
By Joseph Keefe, Editor
MARITIME RISK
Risk
Risk
vid Rider
s Chur
ch Institute
MARITIME RISK
Photo by P
MARITIME RISK
Change of Culture
Department of Homeland Security
Domain Awareness: A Regional Approach
Coast Guard Commandant
MARITIME RISK
MARITIME RISK
Protecting Infrastructure, People and Ships
MARITIME RISK
RISK MANAGEMENT
RISK MANAGEMENT
How it Works
RISK MANAGEMENT
RISK MANAGEMENT
Risk Management Director
BRAZIL
Vale
Banking on Big in Brazil
by Claudio Paschoa
BRAZIL
Murilo Ferreira, President, Vale
Vale by the Numbers
Transport Risk
BRAZIL
BRAZIL
ale do Rio Doce
Banking on Big: Economy of Scale
Bottom Line: Big Risk, Bigger Possible Headache(s)
BRAZIL
ale do Rio Doce
Murilo Ferreira, President, Vale
BRAZIL
Fleet Optimization: Challenges & Solutions
By Frank Soccoli and Jim Rhodes
Game Changer: LNG as Fuel
Certified MTSA/ISPS Code Training
& Compliance Consulting
Maritime Security Compliance
Cost of Compliance
The Authors
Risk Mgmt
RISK MANAGEMENT
By Luke Ritter
Manage Risk Before it Manages You
not What You Expect
Quality Management as a Model
Return on Investment
The Author
RISK MANAGEMENT
Spring Training
Fundamentals & Game Savers
TECHNOLOGY
Fraught with Risk
By Rob Leventhal
Opening Day Expectations
The Author
Inland and Offshore
Ports and Terminals
Vessel Construction and Marine Equipment
FINANCE
The Author
Marine Design EngineerMarine Design Engineer
Equal Opportunity EmployerEqual Opportunity Employer
Marine Drafter IMarine Drafter I
Equal Opportunity EmployerEqual Opportunity Employer
Multi-Layered Approach
TECHNOLOGY
Securing Ports & Borders
Advanced Threat Detection Technology
By Bob Bohn
The Author
Rank Company/Group
Direct Premiums
in Premiums
Market
Adjusted
Loss Ratios
STATISTICS
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