Tag: Britannia Club

The Britannia P&I Club has issued its latest edition of “Risk Watch”, in which it presents a set of best practices to avoid girting tugboats. 

The Britannia P&I Club has issued its latest edition of “Risk Watch”, in which it presents some best practices for seafarers who live with hypertension. 

According to Britannia P&I Club, tanker ships, essential for transporting a variety of products and chemicals, rely on specialized coatings for their onboard tanks to safeguard against corrosion and contamination. 

Britannia P&I Club released a case study focusing on an incident onboard a bulk carrier nearing the completion of loading corn cargo, which caused two fumigation contractors to asphyxiate and the death of one contractor. 

As Britannia Club informs, the BMSB is native to East Asia, specifically found in China, Japan and South Korea; it has aggressively invaded the US and Europe and is considered an invasive species by Australia and New Zealand.

According to Britannia Club, the growing scale and complexity of marine transportation necessitate a proactive and multi-faceted approach to risk management. While professional expertise, experience, and regulatory frameworks provide valuable advantages, they cannot anticipate all potential risks.

Britannia P&I Club presents key actions for safely transiting high collision risk areas, in view of the high collision risk with fishing vessels expected after Chinese fishing ban ends in South and East China Seas, Yellow Sea, and Bohai Sea.

Britannia P&I Club, in their latest B!NSIGHT publication, explores the safety considerations of using ammonia as a fuel, regarding many aspects, including bunkering. 

Britannia P&I Club presents some best practices in the case of a case of berthing at a ‘not always afloat but safely aground’ (NAABSA) port.

The Britannia P&I Club has issued its June edition of “Risk Watch”, in which includes an article about how to preventive measures  and reduce the risk of finger injuries.