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Commercial small vessels under 25 gross tonnes will be subjected to new safety requirements under the proposed Merchant Shipping (National Small Vessel Safety) Regulations, 2024 when the 2007 regulations are repealed.

As we celebrate the “Day of the Seafarer” today, we would like to stress the crucial role of our colleagues at sea and their contribution to our day-to-day lives. Without our seafarers, global trade as we know it would simply not be possible. Every day, they give their all to keep our supply chains intact and thereby ensure that many essential products make their way to our markets, homes and tables – safely and on time.   This year’s theme is all about “Safety at Sea” – an issue of utmost importance to us, as we embrace our responsibility to guarantee fair and safe working conditions for our seafarers. This is also included in our recent report on the implementation of the German Supply Chain Act, which provides details about how we systematically identify risks in addition to outlining the preventive measures we’ve put in place to safeguard human rights. I would like to send out a big “Thank you!” to all the fantastic seafarers across the world. Please join me in saluting them for their excellent and essential work as well as in continuing to do our best to ensure a safe working environment for them at sea! #HapagLloyd #DayofTheSeafarer #ThankYouSeafarers #SafetyTipsAtSea #Sustainability #ShippingIndustry #GlobalTrade

National Maritime Day is celebrated on 5 April every year. The day was first observed on 5 April 1964 to raise awareness about the international economy and promote maritime trade. The day also aims to recognise and honor the achievements of individuals who have made contributions to the Indian maritime sector. International Maritime Organization has chosen "Navigating the future: safety first!" as the theme for the 2024. . . #offshore #offshorejob #onshore #onshorejobs #safetytraining #safetytrainingcourse #SafetyTrainingOrganization #navimumbai #dailyposting #linkedinpost

DAY OF THE SEAFARER   The Day of the Seafarer on June 25 recognizes the valuable contribution seafarers make to international trade and the world economy. Let's take a little time today to honor those individuals that sail for long periods of time to provide us with goods. IMO World Maritime Day theme for 2024 is "Navigating the future: safety first!" #dayoftheseafarer2024

On the International Day of the Seafarer, which is celebrated annually on 25 June, we honor and recognize the invaluable contributions made by seafarers worldwide. These dedicated individuals play a crucial role in international seaborne trade, the global economy, and civil society as a whole. Seafarers spend a significant amount of their time on board ships, ensuring the smooth functioning of global markets and supply chains. To engage seafarers and promote safety at sea, this year’s campaign encourages them to share their best safety tips. Whether it’s the gear they wear or the training they receive, seafarers are invited to share pictures of themselves in their working environment, highlighting how they keep their workplace safe. Use the hashtag #SafetyTipsAtSea to participate and showcase your commitment to maritime safety and security. Let’s appreciate and support these unsung heroes who navigate the vast oceans, connecting nations and fostering trade. 🌊⚓🌏

June 25 marks the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) ‘Day of the Seafarer’, with this year’s theme being “Navigating the Future – Safety First”. Yet, it is clear that right now many seafarers are undertaking their critical jobs in the face of grave danger. While we appreciate expressions of solidarity and condemnation, words are not enough. The ITF demands urgent, concrete action to guarantee the safety and security of seafarers in the Red Sea. Governments must step up and coordinate their efforts to protect seafarers sailing in or through the area. Shipping companies must demonstrate their commitment to their seafarers by diverting their ships. Flag states, which are responsible for assuring a safe working environment for seafarers on their vessels, must instruct companies to divert their ships. Read our demands in full: https://lnkd.in/ePSJEDzi

🌐 Embracing Diversity for Safety Innovation: UK-Saudi Defence Collaboration 🌍 In the collaborative world of UK and Saudi defence aviation maintenance, Hofstede's cultural dimensions are a key tool in understanding and leveraging our diverse strengths. Here's how we're envisioning their application for a safer future: 1. Balancing Power Distance and Individual Initiative: By respecting Saudi’s high power distance culture in decision-making and combining it with the UK's individualistic drive for innovation, we aim to create a safety culture where structured authority coexists with creative problem-solving. 2. Synergizing Collectivism with Individual Accountability: Saudi Arabia's collectivist approach, emphasizing group cohesion, paired with the UK’s focus on individual responsibility, presents an opportunity to develop a holistic and inclusive safety strategy, where team efforts complement personal diligence. 3. Adapting Communication to Cultural Styles: Integrating the UK’s direct communication preference with Saudi Arabia’s more formal and high-context style can lead to more effective and respectful safety discussions, as advised by Hofstede's dimensions. 4. Navigating Uncertainty in Safety Protocols: The UK's lower uncertainty avoidance approach, which allows for flexibility and adaptability in safety practices, can be effectively balanced with Saudi Arabia’s preference for structured, clear protocols. 5. Building a Long-Term Oriented Safety Ethos: While aligning the UK's innovative safety practices with Saudi Arabia's methodical approach, we're also focusing on developing long-term safety goals that respect both cultures' visions for the future. 6. Promoting a Culturally Inclusive Reporting System: Encouraging open reporting of safety concerns, particularly in a high power distance culture like Saudi Arabia, by establishing systems that are accessible and respectful of cultural sensitivities. 🔭 Vision for the Future: As we blend UK and Saudi strengths with insights from Hofstede’s model, our goal is to forge a dynamic and adaptive safety culture. While these cultural dimensions provide a valuable framework, it's crucial to apply them with an understanding of their general nature and adapt them to our unique collaborative context. 💬 I’m eager to hear your thoughts on cross-cultural collaboration in safety. How do you integrate cultural insights into your safety strategies? #SafetyCulture #HofstedeInsights #CrossCulturalCollaboration #DefenceAviation #FutureOfSafetyw

Seafarer safety in the Red Sea must come first. The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) says not enough has been done to guarantee the safety of seafarers in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden, and the loss of life following the Houthi attack on M/V True Confidence last week is a tragedy because of that. We are calling on governments to address the very real issue of what must happen now, and implementing meaningful and immediate safety measures to ensure the safety of seafarers. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eMX3Diqk

Armona Denizcilik proudly participated in the 168th ITOSF meeting, held on the 1st and 2nd of July 2024 in Athens, Greece. Our company was represented by our Designated Person Ashore (DPA), Gökhan Pehlivan this significant event where the primary focus was on safety. The meeting featured in-depth discussions on the effects and positive aspects of innovations driven by the human factor on safety understanding. Experts and industry leaders shared insights on how these innovations can enhance safety measures and contribute to a safer maritime environment. One of the key takeaways from the meeting was the reaffirmation of the importance of benchmarking as an essential part of a robust safety culture. Benchmarking allows us to measure our performance against industry standards and best practices, driving continuous improvement in our safety protocols. Gökhan Pehlivan's participation highlighted Armona Denizcilik's commitment to maintaining and enhancing our safety standards. By engaging in these vital discussions, we are better equipped to implement innovative safety solutions that protect our crew, vessels, and the environment. As we continue to prioritize safety, Armona Denizcilik remains dedicated to achieving our continuous improvement goals through proactive engagement and adherence to industry-leading safety practices. #safety #itosf2024 #maritime #safetyfirst #itosfmeeting #safetyculture #maritimesafety #ArmonaDenizcilik #innovationInsafety

The aim is to increase their capacity and knowledge about the application of control and compliance measures under the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) International Maritime Organization zanzibar maritime authority #IMO #Zanzibar #Tanzania #maritime_security #shipping #RobbanAssafina