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The Marine Safety Forum presents an incident where a gangway operator on a Service Operation Vessel sustained a compound foot injury while operating a telescoping gangway. This situation highlights the importance of proper safety protocols and training when using specialized equipment on vessels. It serves as a reminder of the risks associated with maritime operations and the need for constant vigilance to prevent such accidents. Implementing regular safety drills and ensuring all crew members are well-versed in emergency procedures can significantly reduce the likelihood of similar incidents. #MaritimeSafety #SafetyFirst

??? ?????????????????? ???????????? ???????????????? ?????? ???????????????? ??????????????????????? To keep our teams safe, let’s follow these steps: ? Conduct risk assessments before every lift. ? Use well-maintained equipment that suits the task. ? Ensure operators and riggers are trained and certified. ? Plan lifts carefully, covering signals and emergency procedures. ? Balance and secure loads to avoid shifting. ? Clear the area and maintain a safe distance for all personnel. ? Keep communication open between operators and riggers. ? Monitor lifts closely and halt operations if unsafe. ? Prepare for emergencies with established procedures. ? Review each lift to find improvement opportunities. Safety first—protecting our teams and equipment every step of the way! ??? ??♂? ???????? ??????????????????! ?? ???????????? ???? ?????? ???????? ???????????? ????????, ??????????????, ?????? ??????????????????: Facebook: https://lnkd.in/eGt8q-bj Instagram: https://lnkd.in/eZHQtm-g Twitter: https://x.com/ExpertETA LinkedIn: https://lnkd.in/dDhir5cy #SafetyCulture #WorkplaceSafety #SafetyLeadership #HSETraining #OccupationalSafety #RiskManagement #SafetyEducation #SafetyAwareness #SafetyStandards #EmployeeSafety #SafetyCompliance #SafetyCertification #TrainingExcellence #experttrainersacademy

Safety: A near miss late last month is among a series of safety incidents involving unsafe helideck conditions and points to an ongoing trend. #HSE #EHS #processsafety #industrialsafety https://bit.ly/3UCNvgT

Safety: A near miss late last month is among a series of safety incidents involving unsafe helideck conditions and points to an ongoing trend. #HSE #EHS #processsafety #industrialsafety https://bit.ly/3UCNvgT

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Emergency drills are pivotal in safeguarding the safety and well-being of individuals across diverse settings. These drills serve as proactive measures designed to prepare and empower individuals to respond effectively to unforeseen situations and potential crises. By simulating various emergency scenarios, drills create an environment where participants can familiarize themselves with essential safety protocols, evacuation procedures, and the proper utilization of safety equipment.

???**Safety Alert: Avoid Standing Under Suspended Loads!** ??? Follow HSEPro for more.... In lifting operations, one critical safety rule stands out: **never stand under a suspended load**. ??? When loads are lifted, even the best-engineered systems can experience failure due to unexpected issues like equipment malfunction, load shifts, or weather conditions. Standing beneath a load risks not only your safety but also the safety of your colleagues and the success of the operation. **Key Tips for Safer Lifting Operations:** ? *Always stay outside of the load's drop zone.* ? *Ensure proper rigging and secure lifting equipment.* ? *Communicate clearly with the lifting team.* ? *Be alert to changes in load stability.* **Your safety is non-negotiable. Let's keep each other safe by respecting this fundamental rule.** ?? #SafetyFirst #LiftingOperations #HeavyLifting #WorkplaceSafety #HSEPro #IndustrialSafety

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Did You Know? Failures in the readiness of onboard systems during new vessel deliveries can lead to significant safety risks, especially if critical fire safety equipment like CO2 bottle hoses and pilot lines are not properly connected or if safety pins remain engaged. Crew unfamiliarity with the system, including the reason for engaged safety pins, creates a SOLAS violation, an SMS deficiency, and a PSC detainable item. Scenario: “During the maiden voyage of a newly delivered vessel, a Port State Control (PSC) inspection was conducted at the first port of arrival. When examining the CO2 fire suppression system, the inspector found that the hoses and pilot lines were not connected correctly, and several safety pins remained engaged. When questioned, the crew could not explain why the safety pins were still in place or their purpose in the system. This lack of understanding was flagged as a critical deficiency, highlighting both system readiness issues and inadequate crew training. The vessel was detained until the system was properly prepared, and the crew demonstrated a clear understanding.” Proper preparation of safety systems and comprehensive crew training are essential for compliance and to avoid costly detentions during the initial PSC inspections of new builds. Ensure your onboard systems are fully operational and your crew is knowledgeable about safety equipment to avoid detentions and risks. #SOLASCompliance #FireSafety #CO2System #MaidenVoyage #PSCInspection #NewBuildDelivery #VesselSafety #SMSCompliance #PortStateControl #ShippingIndustry

Unsafe acts and unsafe conditions are the biggest contributors to near misses or even incidents and accidents onboard. One of the most effective way to tackle this is through proper training. Knowledge acts as a preventive barrier and helps ensure safer environment. Created basis 500+ vessel inspections and numerous incident investigations, our #ShipSafetyOfficer training course is an excellent opportunity to learn about how to bring safety in everyday operations. For more details, reach out to us at?[email protected]?or visit?https://lnkd.in/eTEmV6hH #SafeLanes?#SafeLanesTraining?#MaritimeTraining?#ValueAdded?#ShipSafety?#TechnicalInspection?#Inspection?#Vessel?#VesselInspection?#Marine?#Maritime?#Shipping?#ABS?#ABSApproved?#ClassApproved