Category Archives: Safety Alerts

Safety Alert – Don’t Let Your Seals Shaft You, Check The Bolts

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Badly-Made Gangway Could Have Killed

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Shoal Thing –ENC Producers Didn’t Get It

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Your ECDIS may not dis­play sig­nif­i­cant shoals and may not set ground­ing alarms auto­mat­i­cally because some ENC pro­duc­ers did not under­stand the impor­tance to safety of a bul­letin issued by the Inter­na­tional Hydro­graphic Organisation.

A lucky visit by a mar­itime del­e­ga­tion to the UK Hydro­graphic Organ­i­sa­tion has sparked a flurry of urgent mes­sages and updates in the elec­tronic chart com­mu­nity after the del­e­ga­tion noticed that a sig­nif­i­cant shoal was miss­ing from the ENC chart on the screen and no ground­ing alarm was set on the ECDIS. The was being reviewed prior to issue and the prob­lem was only noticed because the vis­i­tors were famil­iar with the area displayed.

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Safety Alert – Check MOB Interlocks Every Time

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Remember Tug Valour – Follow The Letter

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Check Those Floating Collars

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Packers Are Futile

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Dropping Red Light Hazard

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Marine Safety Forum says “A recent report from a Plat­form Sup­ply Ves­sel has high­lighted a seri­ous inci­dent on board con­cern­ing a dropped object from an off­shore instal­la­tion crane. Although no injuries were sus­tained as a result of this inci­dent, the deck crew were work­ing on the main deck of the PSV at the time and could have been struck by this dropped object.

At 1750 hours, a bang was heard from the top of the PSV’s bridge/monkey island. The sec­ond  offi­cer went up to inves­ti­gate and came down with the remains of a red lamp. This lamp was first believed to be part of the ship’s NUC light but when tested the ship’s NUC lights were found to working.

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Think Safety When Transferring At Sea

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Safety Alert – Crushed Unloading Hydrovac Truck

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