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When the USCG attends the PVA Conference, they tend to bring back information they learned about the industry to make more informed decisions about laws and regulations that should be implemented to make the industry a safer place.
To learn about how the USCG works with the PVA in more depth, watch here: https://youtu.be/qlbulqE2RSc
11/03/2024
In episode 4 of Boating Insider, Chris Myers and Brian Cox from Block Island Ferry discuss their operation of the ferry to Block Island. They highlight the vital resources and services they bring to the island's community, including emergency services and daily supplies.
They also emphasize the importance of passenger safety and compliance with US Coast Guard regulations. The conversation covers topics such as preparing for Coast Guard inspections, running simulated emergency exercises, and mitigating risks of electric vehicle fires. Chris and Brian also discuss the partnership between the ferry industry and the Coast Guard in shaping regulations and improving safety practices.
To watch the full episode, click the link here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlbulqE2RSc
28/02/2024
Episode 3 of Boating Insider features Jeff Merrill, founder and CEO of JMYS - Trawler Specialists. Jeff discusses his background in sailing and yacht sales, as well as the appeal of trawlers and the importance of the people involved in boating. He emphasizes the need for buyers to consider insurance, pre-qualification, and training before purchasing a boat.
This conversation covers various aspects of buying and owning a boat, including the cost, choosing the right boat, inspecting the boat, and understanding the time spent on board.
You can watch or listen to the episode at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjsJNOOf320 or wherever you listen to podcasts.
For more information on JMYS - Trawler Specialists, visit www.jmys.com!
Have you ever painted the Brooklyn Bridge? Well, maintaining tall ship Elissa is rather similar, in the sense that it's never-ending! With a group of volunteers putting in over 30,000 hours a year, Elissa is quite the task to handle.
Interested in the history of sailing and want to learn how to use a square rig? Galveston Historical Seaport has all of the knowledge for you!
For more information, reach out to https://www.galvestonhistory.org/
Tall ship Elissa had so many complexities that Mark Scibinico considers her the spaceship of her era. Understanding this piece of technology is crucial for the historians at Galveston Historic Foundation to further understand the history of sailing and tall ships back in the 1700s and 1800s.
Mark Scibinico, Port Captain/Director of the Galveston Historic Seaport at Galveston Historical Foundation, had the chance to sit down with us and explain the history of the Galveston Historical Foundation and the tall ship Elissa.
If you would like to learn more about the history, watch or listen to the newest episode on YouTube or wherever you listen to podcasts!
15/02/2024
Join Mark Scibinico in this insightful Boating Insider episode exploring the rich maritime history of Galveston, Texas, courtesy of the Galveston Historical Foundation. Learn about the foundation's origins dating back to the 1800s, officially incorporated in 1954, and discover the maritime endeavors of the Galveston Historic Foundation. Gain insights into the restoration efforts that contribute to the preservation of the tall ship Elissa and her historical significance. Learn how the Elissa is kept alive through the commitment of volunteers who dedicate 30,000 hours annually to maintain, restore, and contribute to the maritime legacy. Don't miss this engaging journey into history with the Galveston Historical Foundation.
To learn more about the Galveston Historical Foundation, visit www.galvestonhistory.org
Watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/fgypsjiKGZc
Mitigating risk breaks down to embracing safety and regulation changes. Captain Stephen Steels believes it is nearly impossible to have it all cataloged on only paper. Going digital for Kingston Thousand Island's operation means that it can now embrace safety and regulation changes while also keeping its current processes of maintenance tracking.
Captain Kurt Huck, ex-Executive Director of the , shares insights on the imminent maritime compliance regulations. Stay ahead of the curve with PCVA, a leading authority on regulations, offering a wealth of resources to keep you well-informed. Discover more about PCVA and membership details at www.pcva.ca!
Catch the complete episode on Boating Insider YouTube channel or your preferred podcast platform.
Captain Stephen Steels shares his journey transitioning from paper-based to digital boat maintenance tracking at Kingston Island Boat Line. Their advanced approach puts them ahead of upcoming regulations from Transport Canada and the USCG.
Captain Steels has been using Vessel Vanguard for over 10 years, making Kingston Island Boat Line a pioneer of digital maintenance and operations software in the maritime industry.
Listen to the full episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w26q9PfcRWU
02/02/2024
To kick off Season 2 of Boating Insider, we delve into crucial maritime industry issues with Captain Kurt Huck, former Executive Director of the Passenger & Commercial Vessel Association (PCVA), alongside Captain Stephen Steels, Senior Master with Kingston Island Boat Line.
They discuss digital transformation, safety, and upcoming Transport Canada SMS regulations. Covering technological advancements, challenges of digitization, and promoting waterborne tourism, the episode unveils key insights into the industry's future.
Visit Boating Insider on YouTube or wherever you listen to podcasts to watch the episode!
