Safety in ship yard is a very important aspect of the entire job profile of a shipyard worker. The conditions these workers work in are
We all like to have a good night’s sleep; we feel better when we do and we certainly feel much worse when we don’t. Proper
Heat sickness can frequently occur onboard ships due to the extreme temperature and high humidity conditions in which seafarers often work. However, despite the awareness
Shipyard workers tend to be those working in some of the most risky working environments. This not only adds to the problems of their job
Lifeboats, though designed with a view to saving you from trouble at sea, are not infallible. Nothing is. Of course, they do their job and
In every shipboard operation, the three prime factors that should be focused on by the onboard personnel are – safety of the crew, safety of
The Oxford dictionary defines the word risk as “a situation involving exposure to danger”. The word probably isn’t as clear as it is to a
Before I start, I would like to narrate one of my first-hand experiences that took place in a Latvian port. My ship (An oil tanker)
Being a fourth engineer on a ship is the first step on the road to a successful maritime career. The manner in which a fourth
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