Collection
MAIB safety information and flyers
Safety flyers are produced to provide specific safety messages regarding a marine accident investigation.
Fishing flyers
- Safety lessons: close monitoring of crew safety on fishing vessels
- Safety lessons: understanding bilge pumping systems on fishing vessels
- Safety lessons: understanding the hazards of enclosed spaces on fishing vessels
- Safety lessons: minimising the risks during single-handed fishing operations
- Safety lessons: minimising the risk of capsize and inversion of small open fishing vessels
- Safety lessons: passage planning is key to safe navigation
- Safety lessons: minimising the risk posed by internal hatches and ladders
- Safety lessons: increasing your safety on single-handed fishing vessels
- Safety lessons: conducting monthly emergency drills on fishing vessels
- Safety lessons: the importance of measuring stability
- Safety lessons: assessing safe loading limits of fishing vessels
- Safety lessons: having a clear understanding of your fishing vessel's stability
- Safety lessons: developing a safe system of work on fishing vessels
- Safety lessons: keeping crews safe when living on fishing vessels in port
- Safety lessons: keeping alert to risks during single-handed fishing operations
- Safety lessons: conducting regular, realistic drills on fishing vessels
- Safety lessons: establishing a safe shooting routine on potters
- Safety lessons: keeping your fishing crew safe by reviewing risk assessments
- Safety lessons: keeping a proper lookout at sea and wearing flotation devices
- Safety lessons: keeping vigilant of flooding risks on fishing vessels
- Safety lessons: correct use of fishing vessel deck equipment
- Safety lessons: maintaining electrical equipment on fishing vessels
- Safety lessons: safe systems of work on fishing vessels
- Safety lessons: dangers of walking on fishing vessel tipping doors
- Safety lessons: minimising the risk of cold water shock
- Safety lessons: assessing risks when mooring your fishing vessel
- Safety lessons: assessing the suitability of an unfamiliar berth
- Safety lessons: assessing the risk of falling overboard from your fishing vessel
- Safety lessons: raising the alarm if you go overboard from your fishing vessel
- Safety lessons: increasing survival chances if you enter the water
- Safety lessons: developing a strong safety culture on your fishing vessel
- Safety lessons: importance of safety alarms and regular drills on vessels
- Safety lessons: assessing the stability of small fishing vessels
- Safety lessons: planning your watchkeeping arrangements
- Safety lessons: dangers of unfenced openings on your fishing vessel
- Safety lessons: what to do if your fishing vessel catches fire
- Safety lessons: dangers of recovering lost fishing gear
- Safety lessons: keeping a safe navigational watch on your fishing vessel
- Safety lessons: stability of your modified under 15m fishing vessel
- Safety lessons: precautionary measures when shooting nets on trawlers
- Safety lessons: locating vessels in distress
- Safety lessons: dangers of single-handed fishing operations
- Safety lessons: using Digital Selective Calling if your vessel is in trouble
- Safety lessons: stowing and securing liferafts properly
- Safety lessons: safe use of portable pumps on fishing vessels
- Safety lessons: safely operating gear on single-handed fishing vessels
- Safety lessons: helping fishing vessel watchkeepers to stay alert
- Safety lessons: keeping safe when fishing in areas of high traffic density
- Safety lessons: maintaining a proper lookout on stand-on vessels
- Safety lessons: assessing working deck arrangements on fishing vessels
- Safety lessons: ensuring the stability of fishing vessels
- Safety lessons: keeping safe around fishing vessel working gear
- Safety lessons: dangers of disturbed periods of rest while at sea
- Safety lessons: safe working practices on fishing vessels
- Safety lessons: checking a vessel for watertight integrity
- Safety lessons: operating a vessel in heavy weather conditions
- Safety lessons: maintaining equipment on your fishing vessel
- Safety lessons: checking electrical systems and insulation material on vessels
- Safety lessons: give-way in fog even when fishing
- Safety lessons: dangers of living on shut-down fishing vessels
- Safety lessons: long working hours at sea
- Safety lessons: keeping safe while pair trawling
- Safety lessons: modifications to your vessel can reduce stability
- Safety lessons: prioritising lookout duties on your vessel
- Safety lessons: correct use of equipment on fishing vessels
- Safety lessons: keeping safe on board small fishing vessels
- Safety lessons: checking fishing vessels for shortcomings
- Safety lessons: awareness of stability risks when beam trawling
Shipping flyers
- Safety lessons: staying alert to hazards on ship working decks
- Safety lessons: safe carriage of solid bulk cargoes on ships
- Safety lessons: assessing ship stability for the intended voyage
- Safety lessons: inspecting exhaust systems on boats
- Safety lessons: guidance for ships carrying fumigated cargoes
- Safety lessons: ensuring safe mooring operations
- Safety lessons: best practice for loading cargo on ships
- Safety lessons: improving survival chances when abandoning ship
- Safety lessons: hazards of weighing anchor in heavy weather
- Safety lessons: preparing for non-standard towage operations
- Safety lessons: checking critical equipment on ships
- Safety lessons: maintaining fire protection standards on ferries
- Safety lessons: minimising the risks of radiation exposure on ships
- Safety lessons: using safety davit devices on ships
- Safety lessons: running ship engines in port
- Safety lessons: preventing accidents with non-cargo lifting appliances on ships
- Safety lessons: staying safe during towing operations
- Safety lessons: working at height on ships
- Safety lessons: working safely under a suspended load
- Safety lessons: identifying potentially dangerous spaces on ships
- Safety lessons: securing freight vehicles on ships
- Safety lessons: securing cargo before sailing
- Safety lessons: keeping safe near watertight doors on ships
- Safety lessons: ensuring an effective bridge team on your ship
- Safety lessons: best practice for ship anchoring
- Safety lessons: commercial diving operations on merchant vessels
- Safety lessons: contingency passage planning prior to voyage
- Safety lessons: effective communication between ship's bridge team and pilot
- Safety lessons: assisting pilots to ensure safe passage for ships
- Safety lessons: identifying spaces on ships that have dangerous atmospheres
- Safety lessons: vessel handling training for berthing operations
- Safety lessons: assessing ship mooring arrangements as a whole system
- Safety lessons: dangers of hazardous cargo and enclosed spaces on ships
- Safety lessons: evaluating your ship to carry fumigated cargoes
- Safety lessons: design and use of boats as ship passenger tenders
- Safety lessons: crew procedures during and after a ship fire
- Safety lessons: good lookout practices and duty of care at sea
- Safety lessons: using safe chemical cleaning procedures on ships
- Safety lessons: providing relevant training for ship operations
- Safety lessons: adhering to safety management systems on ships
- Safety lessons: using an integrated ship management system
- Safety lessons: training and supervision of marine engineers
- Safety lessons: planning pilotage operations
Sailing vessels (recreational/charter) flyers
- Safety lessons: keeping a proper lookout on your vessel
- Safety lessons: ensuring your yacht's keel is securely attached
- Safety lessons: using Digital Selective Calling if your vessel is in trouble
- Safety lessons: good working practices on tall ships
- Safety lessons: importance of safety management systems on yachts
- Safety lessons: checking fabricated steel keels on yachts are fitted correctly
- Safety lessons: good lookout practices and duty of care at sea
Powered small craft (recreational/charter) flyers
- Safety lessons: keeping a proper lookout at sea and wearing flotation devices
- Safety lessons: passenger safety on rigid inflatable boats
- Safety lessons: keeping a proper lookout on your vessel
- Safety lessons: using Digital Selective Calling if your vessel is in trouble
- Safety lessons: avoiding impact injuries on rigid inflatable boats
- Safety lessons: keeping safe on recreational boats
- Safety lessons: safe boating on inland waterways
Published 15 January 2015
Last updated 15 June 2015 + show all updates
Last updated 15 June 2015 + show all updates
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New Safety Flyer to the Fishing Industry published today
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