Food handling onboard: Key guidelines for safe food storage
Ensuring proper food handling and storage onboard is crucial for the health and well-being of crew members.
Read moreDetailsEnsuring proper food handling and storage onboard is crucial for the health and well-being of crew members.
Read moreDetailsThe International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA) has provided an overview of reported safety incidents and events, highlighting key concerns and safety trends for 2024.
Read moreDetails“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.
Read moreDetailsInmarsat 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.
Read moreDetailsIMCA 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.
Read moreDetailsThe Maritime Safety Committee will meet for its 109th session at IMO Headquarters in London from 2 to 6 December 2024, where key discussions around maritime safety are set to take place.
Read moreDetailsAkshat Arora, Senior Risk Assessor, UK P&I Club, underscores that bridging navigational excellence with behavioral competency is essential for improving safety standards in the industry.
Read moreDetailsUK MAIB has issued an investigation report on the incident of the girting and capsize of tug Biter with the loss of two lives while assisting passenger vessel Hebridean Princess in February 2023.
Read moreDetailsIMCA highlights lessons learned from an incident during pipelaying operations, where a wooden packing block fell more than 10 meters from the pipelay tower and landed on the workstation floor.
Read moreDetailsIMCA has issued a Safety Flash, describing an incident in which an AC cover from a capstan electrical cabinet fell about 1.7 meters on a pipelay tower.
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