Shipping is one of the most hazardous industries in the world. By working together and learning from each other, we can make a real difference in safeguarding maritime workers. Watch this video or visit our website to learn more: https://t.co/r4HEwGX1Vq https://t.co/9fyMzuueFG
.@LLIntelligence data confirms that the shipping industry remains hazardous. Robust, global data is the best starting point to understand the root causes and to develop safety improvements. https://t.co/DMvoeTIvxi #TogetherInSafety
Safety is the number one priority in navigating the future of shipping. Companies that have a strong safety performance also have a strong business performance. Simply put, if you get the safety right, you get everything right. #TogetherInSafety
"Navigating the future: safety first!" has been selected for the International Maritime Organization’s 2024 World Maritime Theme. #WorldMaritimeDay
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Sarah Treseder, @ukshipping CEO, outlines the UK Chamber of Shipping's support for Together in Safety and explains the importance of collaboration in fostering a meaningful safety culture that will help reduce accidents. Find out more: https://t.co/r7WfSSJCd3 #TogetherInSafety
As part of #maritimesafetyweek we are hosting a webinar with @TinSConsortium sharing best practice across the industry. Together in Safety is a great resource for shipping companies to help consolidate thinking on safety. #maritimesafetymatters
We are delighted to announce that Xinde Marine has pledged its support for Together in Safety. Xinde Marine will encourage use of our best practice resources and tools, helping to improve safety performance in shipping. Read more: https://t.co/KMsg2dD7Xk #TogetherInSafety
.@WSC_shipping has released its annual report on containers lost at sea, revealing positive developments in container safety. The report found that 661 containers were lost overboard in 2022, out of 250 million transported. Read more: https://t.co/6n5TGkzeL9 #TogetherInSafety
Why is safety the single most important subject for every shipping company? In this article, Dr Grahaeme Henderson explains why safety should be the top agenda item for every company’s CEO and Leadership Team: https://t.co/d3PO46KVnj #TogetherInSafety#Shipping#Safety
A few photos of Bud Darr, Executive Vice President, Maritime Policy and Government Affairs at @MSCCargo, presenting an update on the activities of Together in Safety at the #CMAShipping conference in Connecticut, USA last week. #TogetherInSafety
The crew of a Northern Marine managed gas carrier have received a certificate of commendation following the rescue at sea of 18 people in the Gulf of Mexico. Link below to find out more. https://t.co/6WGbxw0ReX #NorthernMarine
The Cargo Fire & Loss Innovation Initiative is a perfect example of how the industry can work together in safety to reduce cargo fires and losses overboard. Eradicating just a few incidents would have a dramatic impact on improving safety performance. #TogetherInSafety
Today we launch our Maritime Cargo Fire and Loss Innovation Initiative: A collaborative initiative with Evergreen Line, HMM, Lloyd’s Register, Maersk, the Offen Group, ONE and Seaspan as Anchor Partners.
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For guidance on injuries, illnesses, and health issues experienced on ships and fishing vessels, Action Cards for urgent medical situations, and the latest medicines and equipment, pre-order the International Medical Guide for Seafarers and Fishers today. https://t.co/z1El54mneT
Pictured: (L-R) John Cook, Ed Barsingerhorn (@Shell), Mike Bradshaw (@V_GroupLtd), Arthur van der Kaay (@AnthonyVeder) and chair of the working group Stuart Edmonston (@ThomasMillerCo). Dinesh Nagpal (@MSCCargo) also attended the meeting virtually.
Earlier this month, the Together in Safety Incident Prevention Working Group met in-person for the first time. The working group is responsible for updating and maintaining the Together in Safety Good Practice Guides, supporting shipowners to improve safety onboard ships.