Tag: #ShipSafety
CO₂ Firefighting System Found Inoperable Before Sailing Due to Maintenance Oversight
Critical CO₂ System Safety Pins Left Installed After Maintenance Introduction A potentially serious safety failure was identified during a pre-sailing inspection when crew members discovered that safety pins preventing the vessel’s fixed CO₂ firefighting system from operating had not been removed after maintenance work. The pins had been installed by […]
Read moreMariners Update: Weekly Free E-Magazine — VOYAGE 4
At sea, experience matters — but continuous learning matters even more. Every voyage carries lessons hidden in incidents, near misses, innovations, and the decisions made onboard every single day. This edition brings together real maritime cases, safety insights, industry developments, and practical knowledge created for seafarers who believe growth never […]
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Miscommunication During Enclosed Space Inspection Injures Crew Member
Maritime Safety Circular – Enclosed Space Entry & Human Factors A routine enclosed space inspection onboard a vessel resulted in a crew member suffering a head injury after confusion developed during exit procedures inside a void space. Despite proper permits and safety checks being completed, a missed radio communication and […]
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2025 Annual Inspections Report
Key Points from the 2025 Annual Inspections Report Rising inspections, evolving risks, and deeper insights into vessel performance—this report highlights how the maritime industry is improving compliance while still facing critical challenges in safety management, maintenance, and operational discipline. A closer look reveals where the real risks lie and what […]
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