Getting hurt at work is serious business, especially when you're miles from shore with limited medical help. Maritime workers face these dangers every day, trusting their employers to keep vessels safe. When ships fail safety standards, the consequences can be...
An afternoon on the water can quickly turn tragic when a drowning event occurs. For boaters, the risk is not only immediate but long-lasting. Oxygen deprivation during a near drowning can lead to an acquired brain injury, a condition that changes lives well beyond...
Carbon monoxide (CO) is a silent threat that many boaters may not think about until it is too late. While people often associate carbon monoxide poisoning with household incidents involving faulty furnaces or cars left running in garages, boats present their own...
