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Saqib Ahmed

Saqib Ahmed

Marine Chief Engineer

MARINE CHIEF ENGINEER
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Saqib Ahmed is an experienced Marine Engineer and Technical Superintendent with over 12 years of seagoing experience, progressing from Engine Cadet to Chief Engineer. He holds a Class 1 Marine Engineer Certificate of Competency and NEBOSH IGC certification, with strong expertise in vessel technical management, machinery maintenance, dry-docking, troubleshooting, safety, and maritime regulatory compliance.

Articles by Saqib Ahmed(51)

Understanding Ballast Water illustrated with ship engine-room equipment for Marine Insight 360 readers

Understanding Ballast Water

Clear definition of ballast water, its environmental impact, and key international and national regulations for seafarers and ship operators.

Aug 15·5 min read
Oil Water Separators Explained illustrated with ship engine-room equipment for Marine Insight 360 readers

Oil Water Separators Explained

Learn what an oil water separator does on ships, the main technologies, selection criteria, common pitfalls and MARPOL compliance requirements.

Aug 15·4 min read
Explosion Kills One and Injures Others at Fuel Storage in Port of Rotterdam illustrated with merchant navy career planning for Marine Insight 360 readers

Explosion Kills One and Injures Others at Fuel Storage in Port of Rotterdam

One fatality and multiple injuries resulted from an explosion at a fuel storage facility in the Port of Rotterdam. Learn the safety lessons for seafarers and po

Aug 14·4 min read
Understanding Windlasses illustrated with ship engine-room equipment for Marine Insight 360 readers

Understanding Windlasses

Learn the mechanics, components, power options and safety practices of ship windlasses. A practical guide for seafarers, cadets and marine engineers.

Aug 14·5 min read
Maritime Engineer Role Overview illustrated with ship engine-room equipment for Marine Insight 360 readers

Maritime Engineer Role Overview

Discover the core duties, education, salary and job outlook for maritime engineers, plus specialisations and certification tips for seafarers and cadets.

Aug 10·4 min read
Exhaust Manifold on Marine Engines: What It Does and How It Fails

Exhaust Manifold on Marine Engines: What It Does and How It Fails

What the exhaust manifold does on a marine engine, wet versus dry designs, why raw-water cooling corrodes them, and the failures crews learn to catch early.

Aug 2·4 min read
Shipping Faces Fuel Transition Hurdles Amid IMO Delay and Fragmented Rules illustrated with ship engine-room equipment for Marine Insight 360 readers

Shipping Faces Fuel Transition Hurdles Amid IMO Delay and Fragmented Rules

Learn how the IMO’s one‑year delay and fragmented emissions rules affect shipping fuel transition, compliance options, and crew operations.

Jun 29·5 min read
LNG Propulsion Systems: A Complete Technical Guide

LNG Propulsion Systems: A Complete Technical Guide

LNG Propulsion Systems: A Complete Technical Guide: regulatory and compliance context for US, UK, Canada, Australia, Singapore and European maritime...

Jun 6·5 min read
8 Ship Incinerator Problems Mariners Should Know

8 Ship Incinerator Problems Mariners Should Know

8 Ship Incinerator Problems Mariners Should Know: regulatory and compliance context for US, UK, Canada, Australia, Singapore and European maritime readers.

Feb 23·5 min read
10 Situations When a Ship’s Generator Must Be Stopped Immediately

10 Situations When a Ship’s Generator Must Be Stopped Immediately

10 Situations When a Ship’s Generator Must Be Stopped Immediately: safety, training and compliance context for US, UK, Canada, Australia, Singapore and...

Feb 23·5 min read
Why Boilers Are Used on Ships?

Why Boilers Are Used on Ships?

Why Boilers Are Used on Ships?: ports, trade and shipping-market context for US, UK, Canada, Australia, Singapore and European maritime readers.

Feb 23·4 min read
10 Biggest Ship Propellers in the World

10 Biggest Ship Propellers in the World

10 Biggest Ship Propellers in the World: technology, equipment and fleet context for US, UK, Canada, Australia, Singapore and European maritime readers.

Feb 11·5 min read