Tag: CHIRP

The coming together of five organisations with shared visions for the safety and security of global trade will take advantage of unified information and data sources to bring greater awareness and understanding of issues with the goal of producing preventative output.

Confidential Human Factors Incident Reporting Programme (CHIRP) presents a near-miss approaching port situation story, to draw lessons learned on authority gradient.

The UK-based Confidential Human Factors Incident Reporting Programme (CHIRP) has joined forces with Human Rights at Sea to share resources, investigate incidents of egregious human rights abuse at sea and pursue justice for victims.

CHIRP Maritime has produced a video, aiming to provide additional information, regarding the use of personal mobile devices whilst on duty.

CHIRP informs of an injury of a crew member, who while pulling the block forward to keep lines off the teak deck, was hoisted roughly 5m high.

CHIRP provides lessons learned from an incident, where a tender collided with another moored vessel, with a training officer falling overboard, into the water.

CHIRP informs of a near-miss incident during which a bight narrowly missing the deckhand on the shed floor.

Mr. Adam Parnell, Director (Maritime), CHIRP, says that the maritime career offers many opportunities for both personal and professional growth and advise us to start actively networking and invest in continuous learning. With regards to safety incident reporting, Mr. Parnell says that the picture picture is missing; in that regard, CHIRP Maritime are focusing on data-sharing partnerships.

CHIRP Maritime has received several near miss reports relating to fuel oil leakage that demonstrate the high risk of a fire due to human errors.

In a new edition of feedback, CHIRP Maritime contains several reports that involve loss of life to highlight never to relax our vigilance when onboard. One case refers to a medical care treatment, involving a personal injury.