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May 15, 2024

Increased Interest in Li-ion Safety Awareness Shows Boats Are Committed to Keep Crew and Vessels Safe

With the arrival of the Med season, Seascope’s Lithium-ion Battery Safety Awareness on Superyachts course saw a surge in demand. A number of bookings have been received from boat management companies who aim to give crew thorough understanding of the...

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February 13, 2024

How to Integrate Li-ion Batteries on Superyachts Safely: Upcoming Live Webinar

Li-ion batteries present unquestionable benefits: delivering cleaner power, extending range, and enhancing efficiency. Nevertheless, their inherent risks necessitate meticulous attention and proactive handling. The upcoming webinar, hosted by Seascope France in partnership with the Professional Yachting Association (PYA) , explores...

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January 30, 2024

Upcoming Crew Training in February

February is around the corner, and with no further delay we sum up what’s coming next with Seascope France.

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January 23, 2024

Lithium-ion Battery Safety Awareness Course Featured in Marine Industry News

The online publication gives an insight into Seascope’s new course and touches upon a sensitive issue of insurance stating that “insurance underwriters may reject claims about fires involving lithium-ion batteries, particularly when improper charging, handling, or storage is suspected”.

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January 15, 2024

VHF Assessments Available Starting Next Week

What happens once you book our VHF Marine Radio course? You get a registration form to fill out, and with that we create an account for you to start studying. Once you complete the online part, you get a Certificate of Completion showing your overall score. There is a handbook to consult while taking online course, and a hardcopy of it can be picked up from our Seascope France office.

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January 12, 2024

New REG Yacht Code Emphasizes Crew Training in Handling Batteries

The new edition will come into force in July 2024 thus giving time to the industry to prepare. Just like the amended version of the 2019 Code, the updated code recommends minimum 2 crew be ‘adequately trained’ in battery equipment.

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Increased Interest in Li-ion Safety Awareness Shows Boats Are Committed to Keep Crew and Vessels Safe

How to Integrate Li-ion Batteries on Superyachts Safely: Upcoming Live Webinar

Upcoming Crew Training in February

Lithium-ion Battery Safety Awareness Course Featured in Marine Industry News

VHF Assessments Available Starting Next Week

New REG Yacht Code Emphasizes Crew Training in Handling Batteries

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