Wellbeing & Care

Simple information for companies & operators on the causes, consequences and management of fatigue.  Primarily aimed at managers /operators of Australian regulated vessels but can be applied by all.

An information leaflet and checklist to help identify and assist a seafarer with depression and stress. Whilst named helplines are targeted at Australian-trading vessels, the psychologically sound advice has global application.

Guidance on seafarers’ responsibility to be respectful and actively participate in a work environment free of sexual assault, harassment and other prohibited behaviours.

Training Developed from the Mental Health First Aid approach, the standard contains suggested criteria for the development of a training course concentrated on seafarers’ mental health and wellbeing (paid resource).

Useful information for companies & operators on how best to devise and implement mental health policies and practices that promote and protect positive mental health shore-side and on-board.

Information for companies & operators to develop a traumatic stress management policy or guideline.

Information for companies & operators, shore & onboard management, on causes of fatigue and guidance on good practices to prevent and manage fatigue.

Practical policy guidance for shore & onboard management for optimal care of seafarers, which ultimately improves seafarer wellbeing and business efficiency onboard vessels. Paid Resource.

Practical policy guidelines for companies & operators to promote mental wellbeing for seafarers, which can also be applied to shore personnel.

Evidence based self-help guidance covering; Steps to Positive Mental Health, Psychological Wellbeing at Sea and Managing stress and Sleeping well at Sea.

A facilitator’s guide that accompanies a training package for exploring what seafarers can do to improve their mental health.