Tag: safety first

During the 6th SAFETY4SEA Limassol Forum, Capt. Konstantinos G. Karavasilis, Regional Director, Loss Prevention, UK P&I Club, emphasized the importance of a multi-faceted approach to improving maritime safety and well-being.

IRClass Academy conducted a Marine Casualty Investigation Training program to enhance the investigative skills of maritime professionals.

The South African Maritime Safety Authority (SAMSA) has been directed to conduct urgent safety audits of all commercial fishing vessels operating in South African waters.

IMCA draws lessons learned from an incident where an oiler sustained head injuries while working alone in the engine room.

The 6th SAFETY4SEA Limassol Forum was a full day event that took place on Wednesday 12th of February 2025 at the Columbia Venue Centre of Columbia Plaza, Limassol, Cyprus, where experts came together to discuss and explore the latest developments shaping the future of the maritime industry.

Ensuring proper food handling and storage onboard is crucial for the health and well-being of crew members.

The International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA) has provided an overview of reported safety incidents and events, highlighting key concerns and safety trends for 2024.

“Are We Learning from Accidents?” by Nippin Anand offers a refreshing, in-depth analysis of accident investigations and how organizations can shift from a blame-centric culture to one that fosters learning and continuous improvement.

Inmarsat Maritime and Maritime London have established SEA-CARE, a new working group of stakeholders from industry, regulators, and the UK government with a goal to scrutinise maritime safety and how pooling information can improve it. 

IMCA draws lessons learned from an incident in which a worker fell through an opening from one deck to another, and was injured as a result.