Tag: Swedish Club

The Swedish Club is expanding its Pre-employment Medical Examination (PEME) program, focusing on the health and wellbeing of seafarers.

Vessel operators calling at Lomé, Togo, should be cautious as fines and prison sentences may be imposed for exchanging items with local fishermen.

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.

The Swedish Club published its monthly safety scenario for December, describing an incident in which a RoRo vessel was simultaneously loading and unloading containers and RoRo cargo on both the main deck and weather deck.

The Swedish Club has announced that from 1 January 2024, it will offer all Club members Cyber Insurance coverage, providing reassurance and support in the event of a cyber attack. This  move makes The Swedish Club one of the first marine insurers to provide such coverage and is in alignment with the guidelines set by the IMO for cyber security.

The Swedish Club published its monthly safety scenario for November, describing an incident in which main engine failure caused serious contact accident.

The Swedish Club has reviewed around 200 bulk carrier claims and carried out analysis on the statistics in relation to grains and soya beans.

According to Swedish Club, a circular from VPS discusses the issue of chemically-contaminated marine fuel and its significant impact on vessels and their operators over the past five years.  Club, published a circular in which discusses the issue of chemically-contaminated marine fuel and its significant impact on vessels and their operators over the past five years. 

The Swedish Club has published a casebook, presenting 17 different case studies and provides lessons learned. In one of them, incorrect declaration caused charcoal fire.

The Swedish Club published its monthly safety scenario for October, describing an incident in which a container vessel was alongside and cargo operations had begun.