Maritime
Maritime Sector
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- The Maritime sector operates in a globalised shipping network as well as across local markets including fishing and aquaculture, tourism, and patrol and rescue operations.
- The Maritime industry in Australia has an estimated annual revenue of $6.88 billion, adding $2.32 billion to the Australian economy in 2018.
- 10% of the world’s sea trade passes through Australian ports and 95% of Australian exports are transported by sea.
- Our coastline is over 60,000 kilometres in length and our search and rescue region covers more than 10 per cent of the earth’s surface.
- Per capita, Australia has more cruise passengers than any other nation, making it the fourth-largest cruise market in the world.
Important Links
- Australian Industry Standards – Maritime Industry Reference Committee
- Australian Industry and Skills Committee – National Industry Insights – Maritime
- Shipping Australia
- Maritime Industry Australia Ltd
- Australian Maritime Safety Authority
- Ports Australia
- Australian Peak Shippers Association
- Boating Industry Association
- Queensland Seafood Industry Association
- Seacare Authority
- Cruise Lines International Association – Australasia
Document Library
Latest Maritime Industry News
Maritime Dredging Operations Project – Draft materials available for comment
On behalf of the Maritime Industry Reference Committee (IRC), the Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) for the MAR Dredging Operations Project has considered all stakeholder feedback and is now seeking validation of final draft materials. The draft materials include a...
Industry Skills 360 Series Webinars
Australian Industry Standards are holding a series of Industry Skills 360 webinars about emerging trends for industry, cross-sector issues, and proposed qualification changes to support workforce needs. Hear from the Industry Reference Committee about current industry...
Australian Industry Standards Maritime Skills webinar
Australian Industry Standards (AIS) will be holding a series of Industry Skills 360 webinars to discuss skilling and workforce priorities. On Friday, 12 March 2021, they will be holding a webinar to discuss emerging trends impacting future skills and current skills...