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Membership
HOW TO JOIN
MARITIME INDUSTRY AUSTRALIA LTDLevel 1, 4 Princes StreetPort Melbourne VIC 3207Telephone: +61 3 9647 6000email: [email protected]: www.mial.com.au
There are two categories to MIAL membership:
• Full member
• Associate member
To become a full member of MIAL your organisation must:
• Have capital invested (including people) in activities or operations relating to maritime assets in the Australian maritime industry or;
• Be involved in actual or potential activities, operations or interests in the Australian maritime industry.
A range of service delivery areas exist for full members.
To become an associate member your organisation must operate within the maritime sector.
Now that you have read all about MIAL membership, please contact the MIAL office on (03) 9647 6000 or email [email protected]. We will assist you in completing an application form and discuss which service delivery areas would best suit your organisation. This will then be presented to the Board for approval.
We look forward to welcoming your organisation as a MIAL member.
Maritime Industry Australia Limited has existed in various guises for over 115 years, with its genesis as the Australasian Steamship Owners Federation (ASOF) formed in 1899, closely followed by industrial body, the Commonwealth Steamship Owners Association (CSOA). In 1986 ASOF became the Australian National Maritime Association (ANMA) and CSOA merged to become the Australian Shipowners Industrial Association (ASIA). During the 1990’s ANMA became the Australian Shipowners Association (ASA) which soon absorbed the functions of ASIA. In early 2015 ASA became Maritime Industry Australia Limited.
Photo courtesy: Paul DavisPhoto courtesy: Roger CorbettPhoto courtesy: Brian CutlerPhoto courtesy: Lester Hunt Photo courtesy: Paul MilburnPhoto courtesy: Paul Milburn
Photo courtesy: Lester Hunt
Photo courtesy: Brian CutlerPhoto courtesy: David Pullen
Photo courtesy: Paul Milburn
Photo courtesy: Captain David Sadler
MARITIME SPECIALISTS BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP
Maritime Industry Australia Ltd (MIAL) is a commercially and politically astute association that reflects our members' requirements domestically and internationally. We represent
the collective interests of maritime businesses, primarily those operating maritime assets or facilities from Australia.
MIAL is uniquely positioned to provide dedicated maritime expertise and advice, and is driven to promote a sustainable, vibrant and competitive Australian maritime industry and to expand the Australian maritime cluster.
Our role is to:
• advocate and lobby on behalf of members and the industry
• be a source of information on the sector in Australia
• promote the sector in Australia
• be the link between the sector, governments and other key stakeholders
• provide the Australian voice in the international maritime community
• focus on safety performance and provide tools for continuous improvement
• raise awareness of and drive improved environmental performance
• coordinate industry on human resources best practice and industrial relations issues
• identify and advocate strategies to secure the maritime skills base – both ashore and at sea
• provide members with advisory services and networking forums.
Membership provides access to the MIAL secretariat, which is comprised of specialists in government relations, environment, maritime training, maritime operations and workplace relations.
Associate Membership
YourAssociation
SECTOR SPECIFIC
UNIVERSAL
Safety &
Operations
MaritimeWorkforce
Fisc
al
&
Stru
ctur
al
Policy
Oil &
Gas
Offshore
Coastal
Near
Coastal Policy
Trading Ship
Regu
lati
on
Trad
ing
Ship
INTELLIGENCE - NOT JUST INFORMATION
• Tap into a diverse membership group and gain a unique strategic insight on policy issues
• Be part of our sustained industry presence and take advantage of established, long standing strategic relationships with government and other key stakeholders
• Benefit from timely notification and valuable analysis of policy and regulation relevant to the industry
SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTS
• Increase your business efficiency and reduce your business’s workload. Rely on us to keep abreast of changes and keep you informed
• Strengthen your business capability by having access to a pool of dedicated maritime subject matter experts and valuable corporate knowledge
• Access advice in a range of areas that affect your business and the wider industry including operational compliance, workforce, regulation and the maritime business environment
STRENGTH IN NUMBERS & NETWORKS• Access discounts on regular networking events
and sector specific functions focusing on issues relevant to your business
• Engage in and influence collective industry policy making through participation in industry specific committees
• Take the opportunity to be considered for a position on the Maritime Industry Australia Ltd Board
A RESPECTED VOICE • Be part of the conversation. Allow your business’s
voice to be heard by utilising our maritime advocacy and lobbying experience
• Ensure your business interests are represented on key government reference groups
• Have a voice in the international maritime community. Our participation in ICS, IMO, ILO and ASF means that your ability to exert influence extends beyond Australia
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SERVICE DELIVERY AREASMIAL members customise their membership via
subscription to dedicated service areas, as shown below
Photo courtesy: Brian Cutler Photo courtesy: Brad Malyon
MARITIME SPECIALISTS BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP
Maritime Industry Australia Ltd (MIAL) is a commercially and politically astute association that reflects our members' requirements domestically and internationally. We represent
the collective interests of maritime businesses, primarily those operating maritime assets or facilities from Australia.
MIAL is uniquely positioned to provide dedicated maritime expertise and advice, and is driven to promote a sustainable, vibrant and competitive Australian maritime industry and to expand the Australian maritime cluster.
Our role is to:
• advocate and lobby on behalf of members and the industry
• be a source of information on the sector in Australia
• promote the sector in Australia
• be the link between the sector, governments and other key stakeholders
• provide the Australian voice in the international maritime community
• focus on safety performance and provide tools for continuous improvement
• raise awareness of and drive improved environmental performance
• coordinate industry on human resources best practice and industrial relations issues
• identify and advocate strategies to secure the maritime skills base – both ashore and at sea
• provide members with advisory services and networking forums.
Membership provides access to the MIAL secretariat, which is comprised of specialists in government relations, environment, maritime training, maritime operations and workplace relations.
Associate Membership
YourAssociation
SECTOR SPECIFIC
UNIVERSAL
Safety &
Operations
MaritimeWorkforce
Fisc
al
&
Stru
ctur
al
Policy
Oil &
Gas
Offshore
Coastal
Near
Coastal Policy
Trading Ship
Regu
lati
on
Trad
ing
Ship
INTELLIGENCE - NOT JUST INFORMATION
• Tap into a diverse membership group and gain a unique strategic insight on policy issues
• Be part of our sustained industry presence and take advantage of established, long standing strategic relationships with government and other key stakeholders
• Benefit from timely notification and valuable analysis of policy and regulation relevant to the industry
SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTS
• Increase your business efficiency and reduce your business’s workload. Rely on us to keep abreast of changes and keep you informed
• Strengthen your business capability by having access to a pool of dedicated maritime subject matter experts and valuable corporate knowledge
• Access advice in a range of areas that affect your business and the wider industry including operational compliance, workforce, regulation and the maritime business environment
STRENGTH IN NUMBERS & NETWORKS• Access discounts on regular networking events
and sector specific functions focusing on issues relevant to your business
• Engage in and influence collective industry policy making through participation in industry specific committees
• Take the opportunity to be considered for a position on the Maritime Industry Australia Ltd Board
A RESPECTED VOICE • Be part of the conversation. Allow your business’s
voice to be heard by utilising our maritime advocacy and lobbying experience
• Ensure your business interests are represented on key government reference groups
• Have a voice in the international maritime community. Our participation in ICS, IMO, ILO and ASF means that your ability to exert influence extends beyond Australia
4321
SERVICE DELIVERY AREASMIAL members customise their membership via
subscription to dedicated service areas, as shown below
Photo courtesy: Brian Cutler Photo courtesy: Brad Malyon
MARITIME SPECIALISTS BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP
Maritime Industry Australia Ltd (MIAL) is a commercially and politically astute association that reflects our members' requirements domestically and internationally. We represent
the collective interests of maritime businesses, primarily those operating maritime assets or facilities from Australia.
MIAL is uniquely positioned to provide dedicated maritime expertise and advice, and is driven to promote a sustainable, vibrant and competitive Australian maritime industry and to expand the Australian maritime cluster.
Our role is to:
• advocate and lobby on behalf of members and the industry
• be a source of information on the sector in Australia
• promote the sector in Australia
• be the link between the sector, governments and other key stakeholders
• provide the Australian voice in the international maritime community
• focus on safety performance and provide tools for continuous improvement
• raise awareness of and drive improved environmental performance
• coordinate industry on human resources best practice and industrial relations issues
• identify and advocate strategies to secure the maritime skills base – both ashore and at sea
• provide members with advisory services and networking forums.
Membership provides access to the MIAL secretariat, which is comprised of specialists in government relations, environment, maritime training, maritime operations and workplace relations.
Associate Membership
YourAssociation
SECTOR SPECIFIC
UNIVERSAL
Safety &
OperationsMaritimeWorkforce
Fisc
al
&
Stru
ctur
al
Policy
Oil &
Gas
Offshore
Coastal
Near
Coastal Policy
Trading ShipRe
gula
tion
Trad
ing
Ship
INTELLIGENCE - NOT JUST INFORMATION
• Tap into a diverse membership group and gain a unique strategic insight on policy issues
• Be part of our sustained industry presence and take advantage of established, long standing strategic relationships with government and other key stakeholders
• Benefit from timely notification and valuable analysis of policy and regulation relevant to the industry
SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTS
• Increase your business efficiency and reduce your business’s workload. Rely on us to keep abreast of changes and keep you informed
• Strengthen your business capability by having access to a pool of dedicated maritime subject matter experts and valuable corporate knowledge
• Access advice in a range of areas that affect your business and the wider industry including operational compliance, workforce, regulation and the maritime business environment
STRENGTH IN NUMBERS & NETWORKS• Access discounts on regular networking events
and sector specific functions focusing on issues relevant to your business
• Engage in and influence collective industry policy making through participation in industry specific committees
• Take the opportunity to be considered for a position on the Maritime Industry Australia Ltd Board
A RESPECTED VOICE • Be part of the conversation. Allow your business’s
voice to be heard by utilising our maritime advocacy and lobbying experience
• Ensure your business interests are represented on key government reference groups
• Have a voice in the international maritime community. Our participation in ICS, IMO, ILO and ASF means that your ability to exert influence extends beyond Australia
4321
SERVICE DELIVERY AREASMIAL members customise their membership via
subscription to dedicated service areas, as shown below
Photo courtesy: Brian Cutler Photo courtesy: Brad Malyon
Membership
HOW TO JOIN
MARITIME INDUSTRY AUSTRALIA LTDLevel 1, 4 Princes StreetPort Melbourne VIC 3207Telephone: +61 3 9647 6000email: [email protected]: www.mial.com.au
There are two categories to MIAL membership:
• Full member
• Associate member
To become a full member of MIAL your organisation must:
• Have capital invested (including people) in activities or operations relating to maritime assets in the Australian maritime industry or;
• Be involved in actual or potential activities, operations or interests in the Australian maritime industry.
A range of service delivery areas exist for full members.
To become an associate member your organisation must operate within the maritime sector.
Now that you have read all about MIAL membership, please contact the MIAL office on (03) 9647 6000 or email [email protected]. We will assist you in completing an application form and discuss which service delivery areas would best suit your organisation. This will then be presented to the Board for approval.
We look forward to welcoming your organisation as a MIAL member.
Maritime Industry Australia Limited has existed in various guises for over 115 years, with its genesis as the Australasian Steamship Owners Federation (ASOF) formed in 1899, closely followed by industrial body, the Commonwealth Steamship Owners Association (CSOA). In 1986 ASOF became the Australian National Maritime Association (ANMA) and CSOA merged to become the Australian Shipowners Industrial Association (ASIA). During the 1990’s ANMA became the Australian Shipowners Association (ASA) which soon absorbed the functions of ASIA. In early 2015 ASA became Maritime Industry Australia Limited.
Photo courtesy: Paul DavisPhoto courtesy: Roger CorbettPhoto courtesy: Brian CutlerPhoto courtesy: Lester Hunt Photo courtesy: Paul MilburnPhoto courtesy: Paul Milburn
Photo courtesy: Lester Hunt
Photo courtesy: Brian CutlerPhoto courtesy: David Pullen
Photo courtesy: Paul Milburn
Photo courtesy: Captain David Sadler
Membership
HOW TO JOIN
MARITIME INDUSTRY AUSTRALIA LTDLevel 1, 4 Princes StreetPort Melbourne VIC 3207Telephone: +61 3 9647 6000email: [email protected]: www.mial.com.au
There are two categories to MIAL membership:
• Full member
• Associate member
To become a full member of MIAL your organisation must:
• Have capital invested (including people) in activities or operations relating to maritime assets in the Australian maritime industry or;
• Be involved in actual or potential activities, operations or interests in the Australian maritime industry.
A range of service delivery areas exist for full members.
To become an associate member your organisation must operate within the maritime sector.
Now that you have read all about MIAL membership, please contact the MIAL office on (03) 9647 6000 or email [email protected]. We will assist you in completing an application form and discuss which service delivery areas would best suit your organisation. This will then be presented to the Board for approval.
We look forward to welcoming your organisation as a MIAL member.
Maritime Industry Australia Limited has existed in various guises for over 115 years, with its genesis as the Australasian Steamship Owners Federation (ASOF) formed in 1899, closely followed by industrial body, the Commonwealth Steamship Owners Association (CSOA). In 1986 ASOF became the Australian National Maritime Association (ANMA) and CSOA merged to become the Australian Shipowners Industrial Association (ASIA). During the 1990’s ANMA became the Australian Shipowners Association (ASA) which soon absorbed the functions of ASIA. In early 2015 ASA became Maritime Industry Australia Limited.
Photo courtesy: Paul DavisPhoto courtesy: Roger CorbettPhoto courtesy: Brian CutlerPhoto courtesy: Lester Hunt Photo courtesy: Paul MilburnPhoto courtesy: Paul Milburn
Photo courtesy: Lester Hunt
Photo courtesy: Brian CutlerPhoto courtesy: David Pullen
Photo courtesy: Paul Milburn
Photo courtesy: Captain David Sadler
