Lessons learned: Bosun falls during maintenance work
The Swedish Club’s Monthly Safety Scenario for December presents an incident in which a bosun fell while performing maintenance work in cargo hold.
Read moreDetailsThe Swedish Club’s Monthly Safety Scenario for December presents an incident in which a bosun fell while performing maintenance work in cargo hold.
Read moreDetailsThe Swedish P&I Club has published Our Family and the Sea, a picture book that helps children understand the challenges of having a parent who works as a seafarer.
Read moreDetailsThe Swedish Club’s Monthly Safety Scenario for November highlights a fire on a container ship caused by the failure to declare charcoal as dangerous cargo under the IMDG Code.
Read moreDetailsDuring the 2024 SAFETY4SEA Athens Forum, Ioanna Kafka, Senior Claims Executive, Hull & Machinery Team Greece, The Swedish Club, addressed the growing trend of fire incidents on ships.
Read moreDetailsThe Swedish Club published its Monthly Safety Scenario for October, describing how mistakes during maintenance led to blackout and the subsequent grounding of a vessel.
Read moreDetailsMaritime insurance specialist The Swedish Club reports that it registered claims exceeding 25million USD attributable to heavy weather over the past five years.
Read moreDetailsThe Swedish Club published its Monthly Safety Scenario for September, describing an engine room fire incident onboard a bulk carrier.
Read moreDetailsThe 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.
Read moreDetailsThe 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.
Read moreDetailsThe 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.
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