Monday, May 11, 2026 Maritime Training News Monday, May 11, 2026 --> 🔍 Home Magazines Advertising Events Videos Contact us Podcast Subscribe Shipbuilding Offshore Coastal/Inland Government Equipment Training Law & Regulations 11 May 2026 Global Maritime Security Training Program Conducted in New Zealand Exercise Bell Buoy has concluded after two weeks of intense operational activity in Auckland, New Zealand, bringing together international military and maritime partners to strengthen cooperation in an increasingly complex global security environment.Bell Buoy is designed to train personnel engaged in Naval Cooperation and Guidance for Shipping (NCAGS) and Maritime Trade Operations (MTO). It focuses on protecting commercial shipping, enhancing maritime domain awareness, and improving… 11 May 2026 SeaBot Maritime MASS Remote Operator Training Course Recognized by Maritime and Coastguard Agency SeaBot Maritime has had its MASS Remote Operator Training Course assessed and recognized against the latest MGN 703 guidance set out by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA), following a formal assessment carried out during course delivery at the University of Plymouth's Marine Station. This recognition applies specifically to the Plymouth course, delivered in partnership with the University of Plymouth.SeaBot Maritime first received MCA voluntary recognition for the course in 2022… 08 May 2026 We Work the Waterways Provides Workforce Development Efforts to Maritime Consortium We Work the Waterways (WWW) is serving as a workforce development and engagement partner in the launch of the Corn Belt Ports Rural Logistics & Maritime Training & Education Consortium, a multi-state collaboration focused on strengthening the inland maritimeworkforce pipeline across America’s river system.Bringing together ports, industry leaders, and an initial network of higher education institutions, including community and technical colleges across four states (Iowa, Illinois… 08 May 20