Another maritime incident. Another checklist. Another procedure. Another reporting requirement.
But are these measures preventing the next incident, or simply adding to the workload of crews and shore-side teams?
Maritime organisations have more data than ever. Yet preventable incidents remain a challenge, raising important questions about how risks are identified, how decisions are made and whether established safety practices are delivering the intended results.
So what are the operators that do loss prevention well doing differently?
Join Christopher Saunders (RightShip), John Hissey (OneOcean) and moderator Nick Chubb (Thetius) next week for a practical discussion exploring:
What separates effective loss prevention from simply meeting compliance requirements
Whether growing checklists, reporting and oversight can sometimes make safety management less effective
How operators can turn increasing volumes of risk data into earlier, better-informed decisions
Why procedures written ashore don't always reflect the realities of work onboard
What practical changes can strengthen crew trust, improve reporting and prevent incidents
Drawing on real-world examples and operational experience, the panel will examine where current approaches fall short and what maritime organisations can do to improve.