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Standards

Internationally certified

International STCW certifications • Regulatory compliance • Government projects

Consulting

Specialized services

Governments, maritime companies and individual professionals

François, Alain & Richard

Expert founders

Royal Canadian Navy officers, STCW experts, emergency management

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Who do we serve?

Partner of choice for all maritime sector stakeholders, we support excellence at every level of the industry.

Maritime government operations and port authority

Government agencies

Ministries, maritime agencies and port authorities seeking to strengthen national capacities and ensure exemplary regulatory compliance.

Maritime commercial operations and shipping

Maritime companies

Shipping companies, port operators and commercial maritime enterprises aiming for operational excellence and competitive advantage.

Strategic consulting services

We support you in a personalized way to analyze your functional needs and propose solutions adapted to your immediate priorities and long-term objectives.

Needs analysis

Personalized analyses that take into account the realities specific to each company, with adapted concrete solutions.

Strategic planning

Long-term vision to align consulting services with your growth and regulatory compliance objectives.

Skills development

Expert advice to build competent, autonomous and resilient teams in the maritime sector.

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Our Recent Training Programs

Discover our latest STCW-certified maritime training programs

Safety Equipment & Protective Practices for Hazardous Maritime Operations

This self-paced course equips mariners with the knowledge and skills needed to safely operate essential safety equipment and apply protective practices during high-risk and hazardous shipboard operations. Learners gain practical guidance on the correct use of PPE, life-saving appliances, atmospheric and gas monitoring tools, and cryogenic protection systems. The course strengthens hazard awareness, reinforces safe work procedures, and prepares crew to respond effectively to emergencies involving fuels, confined spaces, and toxic environments. Fully aligned with international and Canadian regulations, it supports SMS compliance, audit readiness, and a proactive safety culture across all vessel operations. Estimated Duration: 60 minutes (self-paced)Course Fee: $ Free

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Ship's Log

Expertise, analysis and experience feedback from our captains

Sécurité•4 min de lecture

Organisation hiérarchique et gestion des ressources à la passerelle : comparaison entre la marine marchande et la marine militaire canadienne

L’organisation hiérarchique d’un navire influence directement la sécurité de la navigation, la gestion des opérations, la culture d’équipage et la manière dont les décisions critiques sont prises. Bien que la marine marchande et la Marine royale canadienne (MRC) partagent plusieurs principes fondamentaux, leurs structures hiérarchiques et leurs modes de fonctionnement répondent à des objectifs très différents — commerciaux pour l’une, opérationnels et tactiques pour l’autre.

Alain Auclair

Regulatory Watch

Stay informed about the latest regulatory developments in the maritime sector

MARPOL Annex VI and NOx Technical Code 2008, with Guidelines for Implementation

Regulation•2 min read

MARPOL Convention: Amendments to Annex VI — 24 October 2025

Use of multiple operational profiles for a marine diesel engine, including clarification of engine test cycles and clarification of entries in data reports required under Regulations 27 and 28; designation of the North-East Atlantic as a new Emission Control Area; accessibility to the IMO Ship Fuel Oil Consumption Database (IMO DCS); and the review clause for the short-term GHG reduction measure. Summary: Outlines measures to refine marine engine compliance and emissions control: enabling multiple operational profiles, clarifying engine test cycles and data reporting under Regulations 27 and 28, designating the North-East Atlantic as a new Emission Control Area, improving access to the IMO fuel oil consumption database, and incorporating a review clause for short-term GHG reduction requirements.

Alain Auclair

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