Incident Prevention

Helping understand general container operations.

These Safety Considerations have been prepared by a working group comprising Members of CINS (Cargo Incident Notification System) and Classification Societies as listed below. The development has been coordinated by American Bureau of Shipping (ABS).

A quick chapter on loss prevention.

The CSSF urges industry stakeholders and relevant authorities to work together to solve unacceptable shortcomings found in the manufacturing, packaging and supply chain process, rendering cargoes dangerous for the seafarers, the environment and resulting in significant damage to company assets.

The UK Club has teamed up with experts in forensic investigation, Burgoynes, to produce the latest Risk Focus on Engine Room Fires.

This checklist is not exhaustive and should be used in conjunction with the manufacturers’ recommendations and the ship’s onboard company procedures. It is based on an analysis of common faults in accidents and from multiple guidance sources within the industry.

Helpful Printable Checklist to ensure fall prevention.

The Life-Saving Appliances Pocket Checklist highlights common deficiencies found by Port State Control Officers in relation to life-saving appliances. The checklist reiterates the need to ensure that your equipment is fully functioning and the crews are well trained in the safe operation of the equi

An easy access to DNV rules for classification, standards and recommended practices.