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Marine Guidance Note (MGN) 564 (M+F) Amendment 2 describes how marine casualties and marine incidents should be reported to MAIB. This replaces MGN 564 (M+F).
This leaflet provides information for people who have been requested by MAIB to attend an interview following a marine accident.
1. Information for witnesses following a marine accident Any marine…
This leaflet provides information if you have been nominated to accompany a marine accident witness to an MAIB interview
1. Information for persons nominated to accompany a witness during…
This guidance sets out the role of the Marine Accident Investigation Branch (MAIB) and includes the type of accidents investigated and how we go about this.
Evaluation of the effectiveness of regulations to improve marine safety by determining the circumstances and causes of marine casualties and promoting action to prevent reoccurrence.
About the AICC
Advice to ship owners for adopting the revised performance standards for shipborne voyage data recorders (VDRs) and simplified voyage data recorders (S-VDRs).
Leaflet about the MAIB investigation for family members or friends following death of a loved one as result of a marine accident.
Understanding the role of the Marine accident Investigation Branch (MAIB) if you've lost a loved one as result of a marine accident.
This leaflet explains the work of the Marine Accident Investigation Branch.
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