Harbor workers and longshoremen are at risk of injury and death. Maritime careers tend to be relatively dangerous, even when compared with other blue-collar professions. Workers typically receive competitive pay and benefits because of the risks that they accept...
Losing your ability to hear clearly can change so much in your life. Certain jobs may become impossible because you don’t have the ability to easily hear the signs of danger or what people are saying. You may no longer be able to enjoy concerts, the theatre and music...
Offshore winches are heavy-duty machines used on oil rigs and ships to lift, pull and secure loads. They operate with powerful motors, cables and hydraulic systems. These machines are essential for handling anchors, cargo and drilling equipment, but when something...
For commercial fishermen and other maritime workers, social media can seem like a harmless way to stay connected with friends and family, especially if they’re working far from home. However, if you are a maritime worker and you have recently suffered a work-related...
Maritime workers face risks every day. To prevent accidents and ensure safety on the water, commercial boats must follow strict safety protocols. Proper safety measures protect workers from injuries, reduce liability and improve efficiency. Below are some safety...
Those who work in the maritime industry faces numerous challenges, one of the most significant being crew fatigue. Fatigue among seafarers is a pervasive issue that can compromise safety, increase the likelihood of human error and elevate the risk of maritime...
