Tag: seafarers welfare

New figures released by the ITF have revealed that vessel abandonments have surged nearly 33% year on year.

During the 2025 SAFETY4SEA Manila Forum, Marlon R. Roño, President & Executive Chairman, Magsaysay gave insight on the future of the crew management industry in the Philippines which now stands at pivotal crossroads.

ISWAN has produced a guide providing practical ways to support seafarers’ wellbeing during the zero-carbon transition.

Lloyd’s Register published its “Future IMO and ILO Legislation – Spring 2025” report, highlighting updates to mandatory regulations.

On 28 April, the container vessel Maersk Sana experienced machinery-related issues in its main engine room leaving three crew members injured.

On 1 May, the global cargo handling association ICHCA International (ICHCA) welcomed IMO's decision to amend a key aspect of the IMDG Code governing ammonium nitrate shipments to significantly improve their safe transportation by sea. 

Marlow Navigation has introduced a dedicated emotional support helpline for its seafarers in collaboration with the International Seafarers’ Welfare and Assistance Network (ISWAN).

SAFETY4SEA is pleased to announce the distinguished shortlisted nominees for this year’s Crew Welfare Awards, following an online nomination process, initiated a few months ahead of the 2025 Crew Welfare Week, a virtual event that will take place 24-26 June.

NeurodiversAtSea, Seafarers Hospital Society and The Seafarers’ Charity announced a project to provide support to neurodivergent seafarers.

A project by the MCA to modernise seafarer training in the UK is on its way to being part of the gold standard for safer and greener shipping.