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As highlighted by the GMF, implementing a 'Speaking Up' policy is essential to empower employees to report misconduct without fear of retaliation or pressure. Seafarers must feel protected from abuse and confident that their concerns will be taken seriously and addressed appropriately.

SAFETY4SEA is proud to present a special edition of Industry Voices, gathering the perspectives and aspirations of maritime stakeholders who share a common mission: to ensure every seafarer feels safe, respected, and empowered.

The first of nine guidelines introduced in March by the Global Maritime Forum’s (GMF) All Aboard Alliance emphasizes the importance of fostering a respectful, inclusive, and collaborative working environment onboard vessels.

External pressure to complete a task may lead to insufficient risk assessment, increasing the likelihood of accidents. This raises a critical question: how can you correctly identify and mark an enclosed space?

In an era defined by fragmented attention and digital overload, mindfulness is undergoing a quiet revolution. No longer limited to meditation cushions or wellness retreats, it’s now woven into daily life in creative and meaningful ways.

The safety of both crew members and passengers aboard ships is of paramount importance. The storage and distribution of potable water aboard vessels presents a unique challenge, particularly in a confined environment. Proper management is critical to prevent bacterial contamination and ensure the water remains safe for consumption.

To innovate effectively, people need autonomy, direction, and encouragement. They require freedom to engage in creative friction and open, candid exchanges. Achieving this requires psychological safety, an environment where they feel supported in taking risks and sharing ideas.

Inclusion safety is not just about being physically present in a team; it’s about feeling valued and respected for who you are and what you contribute.

Now, as the maritime industry seeks sustainable alternatives to conventional fossil fuels, ammonia is emerging as a promising solution for decarbonizing shipping.

Safety inspections are a crucial part of maritime operations, ensuring compliance with international regulations and safeguarding crew, cargo, and the environment. As the Master of a ship, understanding the inspection process and maintaining readiness is essential to avoid deficiencies and ensure smooth operations.