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AMPI Hobart 2023 – Building Resilient Pilotage Conference


published on 25 October 2022 -  191 -

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27.02.2023 - 01.03.2023
Tasmania, Australia

AMPI is holding their first of two conferences for 2023 in the beautiful Tasmanian capital city of Hobart. The conference is about building resilient pilotage and will focus on the core concerns of marine pilots. They will have world leading subject matter experts from Australasian, Europe and Asia speaking on topics that will attract a wide audience of Marine Pilots, Regulators, Port Operators, and Industry Leaders.

Topics


  • Stress, Fatigue & Mental Health
  • Pilot Transfers & Pilot Transfer Arrangements
  • Emergency Response in Pilotage Incidents
  • Pilotage Training Standards
  • Practical Workshop Sessions
  • Best Practice & Position Paper Development
  • Ports Regulatory Session – Invite Only

Register and Join HBA 2023 in Hobart next year. Go to www.ampi.org.au/conferences/hobart-2023/

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