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By their very nature, seafarers travel the world and face the unenviable challenge of confronting all kinds of climates and weather from one week to the next. For Graham Hill, Senior Master Mariner

Brookes Bell is heavily involved in an industry-wide effort to manage the risk of lithium-ion battery fires by providing practical guidance to shipowners and managers, particularly car carriers,

Ships and the sea have always been a big part of Ivan Todorov’s life. From growing up in Varna on the shores of the Black Sea, he knew that the sea offered him a future: it was a career path he chose

Human beings need to have access to our natural habitat. It is especially true for crew working in the shipping industry, working long hours with limited access to see family and

Our scientist, Tim Moss, opened the evening with the hot topic of mass GMO cargo rejections worldwide. While the idea of GMO cargo being rejected is not a new one, the ever increasing scale of the

Adrian Scales, Head of Nautical has spoken at the recent Informa Salvage and Wreck conference which was held in London at the beginning of December.  He was discussing Brookes Bell’s role

The UK shipbuilding industry has been given a further boost with the announcement that BAE Systems has commenced construction of a £12m shipbuilding academy in Glasgow.  Dubbed the ‘Applied

Electrical engineering multinational ABB has claimed the accolade of powering the world’s first ever hydrogen fuel-cell superyacht, the Feadship Breakthrough. The solution saw ABB integrating the

Brookes Bell has over 20 Master Mariners, with extensive practical experience and direct command experience on almost every type of vessel in almost every situation. Our seafaring experience is what