Tag: life onboard

The UK MCA proposed internet access for seafarers while at sea and diet requirements to reflect the needs of the seafarer.

OneCare Group (OCG) has joined RightShip’s Zero Harm Innovation Partner Programme, an initiative aiming to encourage the development of new solutions towards a zero-harm maritime industry.

In its latest Crew Watch, Britannia P&I Club explains that when seafarers are overly tired, the likelihood of making poor decisions increases and physical reaction times slow down, putting their safety at greater risk.

The 2024 SEAFiT Crew Survey—the largest global study on crew welfare—offers a comprehensive overview of the challenges and opportunities in fostering a healthy, resilient, and satisfied workforce. With over 21,000 participants representing 1,614 ships, this year’s findings spotlight the priorities that demand immediate attention from maritime stakeholders.

During the 2024 SAFETY4SEA Singapore Forum, Capt. Sundeep Sequeira, Area Sales Manager – Singapore, One Learn Global, explored trends regarding seafarers' mental health.

ISWAN and Gujarat Maritime University (GMU) have collaborated on a study highlighting the far-reaching impacts of recruitment fraud seafarers face in India’s maritime sector.

The maritime industry's focus on seafarer mental health and well-being is critical for safety, retention, and productivity. In an exclusive interview, we explore the perspectives and findings shared by Henrik Jensen, Managing Director of Danica Crewing, and Alexandra Kaloulis, Managing Director of IMEQ Center, in response to several pressing questions about seafarer welfare.

Hearing loss is a common issue faced by seafarers, particularly those working in the engine room. In 2023, the UK Club reported that hearing defects accounted for 11% of the Club’s PEME unfitness statistics.

When someone collapses due to a cardiac arrest, treating the patient immediately with CPR and using an AED can save their life.

Pilots working in some ports in Brazil have in some instances refused to board vessels that do not maintain adequate temperature control.