SIRE 2.0 is the enhanced, digital successor to the original programme. It introduces a risk-based, tablet-driven inspection regime that emphasises not only hardware and procedures but also human factors, such as crew competence and behaviour.
The Auditor Workshop at Anglo-Eastern Maritime Training Centre (AEMTC) Mumbai opened in September
Anglo-Eastern introduced its methanol bunkering simulator in October, developed in collaboration with Wärtsilä.
Anglo-Eastern Maritime Training Centre in Mumbai has been recognised as the best training centre in India, receiving the Antariksh Navigator Future-Ready Training Award.
People are at the heart of the maritime industry. As operations become increasingly complex, fostering a strong safety culture that extends beyond compliance is more crucial than ever—especially for diverse, multicultural crews operating in demanding environments. Emerging technologies are creating new opportunities to elevate safety standards onboard vessels, helping crew members and their onshore support identify risks earlier, remain resilient, and utilise data to make smarter, faster decisions.
In an era marked by rising geopolitical instability, the maritime industry faces a complex and evolving threat landscape. Our Global Security Deck offers a platform to monitor and maximise preparedness in driving the safe operation of our fleet.
Discover the journey of our Marine Personnel Officer, and gain an inside look into Anglo-Eastern’s UK Cadet Programme. Learn how we shape the future of the maritime industry through dedicated training and crew management.
On 14 July, Anglo-Eastern held its first official Safety Day, bringing together seafarers and shore-based colleagues around the world for a day of meaningful dialogue and reflection. It was a powerful reminder that safety is not just a metric to be measured – it is a value to be lived and breathed by every member of the Anglo-Eastern family.
On 3-5 June, Aalok Sharma, our Group Head of Training, joined the Wärtsilä Simulation User Conference held in Singapore where he spoke on decarbonisation and digitalisation – twin themes of the event and two pillars shaping the future of the maritime industry.
The crew of the Seaways Madeleine devised a meaningful method to emphasise the importance of safety onboard
ME-GI (Gas Injection) training facility was launched on 19 February as a new addition to the Anglo-Eastern MAN PrimeServ training space at AEMTC Mumbai.
Anglo-Eastern, a global leader in innovative maritime training solutions, is proud to announce the establishment
