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Abstracts: Safety-culture in a Norwegian shipping company. Insecure seas. Class society gets practical onboard
Abstracts: Safety halls--an evaluation. On the joint valuation of averting fatal and severe injuries in highway accidents
Abstracts: Safety halls--an evaluation. The role of enforcement programs in increasing seat belt use. Documenting the sustainability of a mature click it or ticket program: The North Carolina Experience
Abstracts: Safety, health and environment in small process plants: results from a European survey. Enhancing corporate compliance with worksite safety and health legislation
Abstracts: Safety innovations win awards. Green water cleaning. The culture of safety
Abstracts: Safety of tank gauges sparks off debate. Turning off the gas. Cable ship to maintain Mediterranean links
Abstracts: Safety standards. Tunnel vision. Safety issues for the future
Abstracts: Safety with access scaffolds: development of a prototype decision aid based on accident analysis. An evaluation of scaffold safety at construction sites
Abstracts: Salty air stymies TWIC. Port state picks up flag. Pressure from the port side
Abstracts: Salving a Fortune. Storms pound Pasha. Level standards
Abstracts: Sample security. Case lost through contract fudge. Speedy steering gear transplants
Abstracts: San Francisco APTA attendees learn about emerging technologies. Foreign ministers gather, share best practices
Abstracts: SARS hits star. PTP invests. Saving our ships
Abstracts: S.C. bus operation changes hands. Family business rolls through three generations. Easing the transit-ion to a new country
Abstracts: Scrap subsidies and ships but not yards. European yards deliver new ferry designs. It's a difficult business: from some yards, survival is a tougher task than for others
Abstracts: "Seagair": an Ulstein designed offshore safety-supply vessel for BP. Hong Kong built "Salvageman" is world's largest anchor handling tug
Abstracts: Sea Spider starts laying cable in Baltic. 'Trelleborg': a large multi role rail ferry for the royal route. The Baltic ferry "Visby": geared low-speed diesel machinery revived
Abstracts: Second-generation tin-frees advance. Chinese puzzle. "River Boyne" pioneers new generation of coal fired bulk carriers
Abstracts: Securement system lauded by West Virginia transit agency. Energized by passion for public service, she isn't afraid of "prudent risks"
Abstracts: Security at the sharp end-the problem in perspective. The paperless dream becomes reality. Strip or seal?
Abstracts: Security stays in the spot light. Check your gun at the curb. Visibility and Training are Keys to Bringing About Procurement Reform
Abstracts: Seeing the light. Trust disappeared along with Prestige. IMO projects future trends
Abstracts: Seeking software safety solutions. Looking at twins. Software integrates systems
Abstracts: Self unloading solutions. Debut for diamond. Former navy ship finds a sparkling new role
Abstracts: Semi-submersible with redundant DP and azimuthing pods. Breaking ground. International law in jeopardy from EU
Abstracts: Sequential turbocharging for improved response. Turbocharger. Just hot air?
Abstracts: Service experience refines designs. Stuffing box solution. Optimising reliability
Abstracts: Service proves electric propulsion design. From oars to reactors: electric drive-the future of naval propulsion
Abstracts: Seven bore sizes in Mitsubishi UE low speed range. R & D paying off for GMT. Sulzer: advancing on all fronts
Abstracts: Shaw, sharp and assertve. Leading from the front. Liftraft boarding aids 'are adequate'
Abstracts: Ship bosses face a design dilemma. Lock and load. Poorly maintained on-load hooks
Abstracts: Shipbuilding addresses specialized sectors: the importance of shipping as a primary method of trading and communicating in Norway has helped the development of an integrated marine industry
Abstracts: Ship owners still in choppy water. Lubrication in cyberspace. Low-speed goes high tech
Abstracts: Shore monitoring improves marine safety. Fire prevention at SMM. Rotterdam round-up
Abstracts: Short sea sector meets specific trade needs. Projects generate interest. "Esja": a versatile roro-lolo ship for Icelandic coastal service
Abstracts: Showing off the Windy city. Customer service reigns supreme. Running on Canadian pride
Abstracts: Shuttle tanker starts multi-purpose role. Roro vessel is quick and nimble. Rigid shafting and flexible hulls
Abstracts: Sietas opens more hatches. Leading broker predicts more sales. Austal tempts military
Abstracts: Significant cost benefits. Ring of confidence. Ringing in the changes
Abstracts: Singapore flexes FPSO muscle. Boost for Blohm + Voss. All-reefer container vessels enter service
Abstracts: Singapore: from crash-bash to sophisticated leader. Gas carrier capacity is maximized. "Arabian Challenger" heads a series of product-chemical carriers from 3 Maj
Abstracts: Singapore slings lifeline to Indonesian shipyard. Top to bottom overhaul for Crystal Harmony. More consolidation on the cards in Singapore
Abstracts: Singapore stops gambling cruises. Taking hotel load from ashore. Star pods lead to simulator upgrade
Abstracts: Single-hull oil tankers banned from EU ports. Turks order innovative generation tankers. Second generation Lindenau tankers
Abstracts: Sloppy mess faces owners. The rise and rise of marine fuel additives. The impact of hurricane Katrina
Abstracts: Slow changes in hooks for fast rescue boats. Small boat training for crews of big ships. Handling craft can come at a cost
Abstracts: Slow on the uptake. Ferries and more ferries. Standards or supremacy
Abstracts: Slow start for interting systems. What lies inside the tanker? Injury to cadet from bunker hose
Abstracts: Small bores show big potential. Four-strokes give better emissions. Output rise continues in low-speed market
Abstracts: Small bus maintenance concerns of the future. A bent rim, a bulging sidewall and a wall of fire on the highway
Abstracts: Small draught, large payload. Standing firm. Daewoo goes high-tech
Abstracts: Small operator wins big in APTA Roadeo. New Flyer's Marinucci endorses "Limited Mass Production" of transit unit
Abstracts: Small starts in position to overtake larger counterparts. Why BRT is pushing the envelope of rapid growth. Benchmarking projects need a jump start
Abstracts: SMM in review. Wet to dry barge conversion. Voith VSP powers PSV
Abstracts: Smoothing out the ride. Research refines lub oil performance. Confidence confirmed by further orders
Abstracts: Smooth Swath ferries. Germany builds eBlue AngelE standard research vessel. Sailing the seven seas with Dolphin pods
Abstracts: Software enhances engine design. Keeping things under control. Risks reduced through machinery redundancy
Abstracts: Software enhances engine design. Taking crisis out of drama. Cutting costs
Abstracts: Software suppliers seek increased integration. Modern satnav systems determine precise position. Satellites show deficiencies in charting systems
Abstracts: Software wars. 'Danelock': first of B & W Shipyard's fuel-saving bulk carriers enters service. 'Nathalie Delmas'; style and innovations from French quartet
Abstracts: Sound cleaning in the engine room. Daewoo goes high-tech. Time and cost saving with Shipconstructor2005
Abstracts: Sound start to Seattle's commuter rail system; Sound Transit's commuter rail garners raves while its LRT project struggles against local opposition
Abstracts: Spain prepares for non-subsidised future. Black Sea bright-spot. Safety in diversity
Abstracts: Spain's privatization process gets under way. Changed identity brings success? Big is beautiful in the world of ore carriers
Abstracts: Spanish government fails to meet subsidy payments. Fast turnaround. Shipbuilding stays in still waters
Abstracts: Sparks, Zap and smoke. Call for action on effects of PVC. The future is foul release
Abstracts: Specialist ship for specialised cargoes. Standing strong together. One man too few?
Abstracts: Special ships keep builders afloat. To board or not to board. Securing cargoes on board ro-ro ships
Abstracts: Spending money to save money. Emphasis on speed. Eliminating the bugs
Abstracts: Spoiling the ship for a ha'p'orth of tar. Increased incidence of TBT pollution found. Owner takes diesel-electric option
Abstracts: SRA to cut more than 100 daily rail services in U.K. U.K. adopts scheme to enhance rail stations. British light rail schemes suffer setbacks
Abstracts: Stagecoach sheds coach USA units. Japan scrutinizes rail operators, common practices in wake of disaster. Swiss rail project extends route mileage by 14%
Abstracts: Standards published. Fire extinguisher explosion. Unsafe sampling method
Abstracts: Standing firm for a fair deal. France under fire. Fire protection advances
Abstracts: Start-up cash required to realise LRIT. Rescue at sea. MCA's new maritime man
Abstracts: State funds support ageing fleet renewal. Divers face Grimm damage. Calm before recession
Abstracts: Staying alert to the possibilities. Who dunnit? ECDIS training shows weakness
Abstracts: Staying focused on rail security. Don't touch that dial! Hybrid electric buses on the brink of stardom?
Abstracts: Staying stable in a storm: hard on the outside, comfortable on the inside, Edda Fram comes under SASI's spotlight
Abstracts: Stay safe and keep up: lifeboats. US urges LNG terminals to intensify security efforts. The engine that drives the boat
Abstracts: Stay safe and keep up: liferafts. Rapid regulation response. Counting them on and off
Abstracts: Steady workload sustains specialist yards. "Saudi Abha" leads quartet of large roro ships from Kockrums. "Transfinlandia": a twin-screw ro-ro cargo ship with B&W low speed propulsion
Abstracts: Steam and the rail way. Change creates opportunity. UK engine production limited to RK280
Abstracts: Steam makes way for dual-fuel electric. Engine performance under control. Transom stern research improves fuel efficiency
Abstracts: Steam makes way for dual-fuel electric. Waiting for the inevitable. Wartsilla medium speed engines win many order
Abstracts: Still learning the hard way. An attractive career? 'Joined up' thinking tackles 21st century threat
Abstracts: "Stirling Imp" pioneers new class of economy offshore supply ships. "Iolair" - the first true ESV
Abstracts: Stolt seeks to dominate. Clipper Viking: a new class of gas tankers. Bulgaria builds versatile tanker for Dubai
Abstracts: Stop sign violations: The role of race and ethnicity on fatal crashes. Speed choice versus celeration behavior as traffic accident predictor
Abstracts: Straight down the line. Harnessing spare power. Honed to perfection
Abstracts: Strategy endorsed by research and committment. Coagulant gels hydrocarbons. Noboa takes on its first 'green' reefer
Abstracts: Streamlining solutions. First wireless bridge system for SAM. Sperry takes step with IBS
Abstracts: Strike pushes Big Blue Bus into high gear. Helping college kids get home. Factors in creating the perfect seat
Abstracts: Stripping to advantage. Progressing pump technology. Electric drive
Abstracts: Subsea solution is a triumph. Modernisation and reform pay off. Emergency repair to the Pacific sky
Abstracts: Success comes from specialisation. In a class of its own? Development continues as sales pick up
Abstracts: Successful safety committees: participation not legislation. Where the safety rubber meets the shop floor: a confirmatory model of management influence on workplace safety
Abstracts: Successful sector strikes out. Designing for cost. Climbing the technological ladder
Abstracts: Sulphur sours emission level agreement. Modern technology raises standard. Putting on a gloss
Abstracts: Sulzer's challenge. Competition toughens market. 30,000 hour overhaul of first MaK M43
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