Tag: Monthly Safety Scenario

The Swedish Club has issued its Monthly Safety Scenario for January, examining a collision between a cargo ship and a tanker caused by misjudged navigational actions. 

The Swedish Club’s Monthly Safety Scenario for December presents an incident in which a bosun fell while performing maintenance work in cargo hold.

The Swedish Club published its Monthly Safety Scenario for October, describing how mistakes during maintenance led to blackout and the subsequent grounding of a vessel. 

The Swedish Club published its Monthly Safety Scenario for September, describing an engine room fire incident onboard a bulk carrier.

The Swedish Club published its Monthly Safety Scenario for August 2024, describing an incident  in which the vessel was sailing when the high lube oil temperature alarm activated, and the main engine stopped.

The Swedish Club published its Monthly Safety Scenario for June 2024, describing an incident in which in the early hours of the morning, Vessel A, traveling at 17 knots, collided with Vessel B in conditions of moderate visibility. 

The Swedish Club published its Monthly Safety Scenario for May 2024, describing an incident in which cargo damage was caused by broken lashings in heavy weather. 

The Swedish Club published its Monthly Safety Scenario for March 2024, describing an incident in which an officer fell asleep and woke up realising that the vessel had grounded. 

The Swedish Club published its monthly safety scenario for February 2024, describing an incident in which, when navigating in heavy weather, a vessel was pitching and rolling and the cargo hatches were covered in water. 

The Swedish Club published its monthly safety scenario for January 2024, describing an incident in which, the vessel was sailing smoothly in open sea towards the next port, in fine weather.