
Lessons learned: Position yourself carefully during mooring operations
Lessons learned: Safe in-transit fumigation requires proper crew training
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Lessons learned: Safe in-transit fumigation requires proper crew training

NTSB Investigation: Hoisting wire corrosion leads to $3.8 million damage
Ports around the world each have local requirements outlining the number of mooring ropes that need to be carried on board. Sometimes, this is more than the vessel normally carries and the question is - who is responsible for the provision of these additional mooring lines?

Vacuum-mooring systems is emerging as a practical solution that can reduce crew workload and mitigate risks.

Lessons learned: Fumigated cargo needs gas detection

Lessons learned: Fumigated cargo needs gas detection

A large container vessel was preparing to depart a berth ata major seaport in the afternoon. After completing cargooperations, the vessel’s crew readied the

Home News and Resources News Loss Prevention 27 May, 2025 Safety advisory for mooring and anchoring during the Monsoon season Vinay Singh Loss Prevention Manager Our local correspondent, GAC Shipping (India) Private Limited, has kindly shared port circular 04/JSWJPL issued by the JSW Jaigarh Port Authority in preparati

The handymax bulk carrier loaded petcoke into holds #2 #3, and #4 without any issues. After completing hold 4, the vessel needed to shift 10-15 m aft to align
In the last six months Gard has been notified of five incidents of mooring line failures at the port of Veracruz. Our local correspondent, Pinedo Abogados, attributes these failures to the ongoing port expansion construction at the Northern terminal and bouts of increasingly severe weather, specifically cold fronts.
Gard has recently registered several incidents of broken mooring lines having occurred during strong wind gusts. Most incidents involve cruise vessels but also other large vessels are at particular risk.

The Loss Prevention department of both UK P&I and the TT Club, spoke about bodily injury claims data from both marine and terminal risks. However simple, one...
The private Dalrymple Bay Coal Terminal implements mooring rope requirements beyond class standards. Our author describes the requirements and discusses whether owners or charterers bear the costs.
Among International Group P&I Clubs, there have been 858 injuries and 31 fatalities involving mooring operations during the five-year period to 2021. In order to raise the awareness of mooring safety, the International Group launched a [mooring operation safety video](https://www.

The International Group of P&I Clubs launches the second safety animation to help prevent injuries and loss of life during mooring operations.
Emergency Contact Mooring Operations Home Latest updates News Mooring Operations 30 Mar 2023 Download Download IG safety document Sign up for alerts Seafarers and shore personnel continue to be injured or killed during mooring operations. In the five policy years to 2021, the International Group Clubs were notified of

Damon Hartley looks at how mooring line incidents occur and the methods to prevent them Home News & Resources News Preventing mooring line injuries Date 3 November 2022 Share this article Mooring line incidents involving seafarers are a large point of focus for the Club given that such incidents can often cause sev

The Club's analysis of significant claims found that approximately 5% of all severe personal injuries happened during mooring or towing operations. Although a substantial proportion of these claims resulted from slips, trips and falls, almost half were caused by parting lines...
Accidents during Mooring Operations Loss Prevention Bulletin The Club’s analysis of significant claims found that approximately 5% of all severe personal injuries happened during mooring or towing operations. Although a substantial proportion of these claims resulted from slips, trips and falls, almost half were cause
Emergency Contact Shev Algama: Limitation of liability for marinas - the importance of having a well thought out mooring plan Home Latest updates News Shev Algama: Limitation of liability for marinas - the importance of having a well thought out mooring plan 4 Dec 2020 Download Sign up for alerts On Friday 2 March 2018

In the Monthly Safety Scenario Case of October, a new AB is seriously injured during a mooring operation. Lack of communication and no pre-departure briefing
Surveying vessels is a vital element of Skuld's Loss Prevention activities and a way that Skuld can identify trends across the membership and highlight any observations which could assist in mitigating against incidents. Information on Skuld surveys can be found on our Technical management page.
Emergency Contact Risk assessments for mooring operations Home Latest updates News Risk assessments for mooring operations 27 Sept 2017 Download Sign up for alerts Following on from our articles on Implementing risk assessments and Risk assessments for passenger vessel operations , the Club has produced the next articl
Mooring lines are clearly an essential part of the ship's rigging and are used each time the vessel is arriving at and departing from a port, receiving tug assistance, towing another vessel or in STS operations. Claims arising from the above mentioned operations are frequently received by the Club and the most dramati