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In this second article as part of our coalition partner spotlight series we speak to William Nugent, the SVP Chief Technical and Sustainability Officer at International Seaways, Inc.

We speak to Graham Westgarth, non-executive director at V.Group and founding member of Together in Safety, as he shares his thoughts on why safety is so important and how businesses can ensure they create the safest environment possible.

We were honoured to be given the opportunity to open last year’s prestigious Safety at Sea Conference alongside Eugene Mayne, Founder and CEO of Tristar Group, and Tim Coffin, CEO of Tristar.

Together in Safety has been invited once again to the prestigious Tristar Safety at Sea Conference

Ionic Group, a family-run shipping company, has strengthened its safety culture by integrating the Together in Safety framework—focusing on leadership, incident prevention, and crew wellbeing—resulting in enhanced training, safety practices, and support initiatives that empower seafarers and drive continuous improvement across its fleet.

It is time to adopt a safety-first strategy again if seafarers are to feel valued and cared for. Safety is the single most important subject for any shipping company. Getting our programmes right is imperative to future success.

At the world’s first Global Safety Conference in Dubai next week, Dr Grahaeme Henderson OBE FREng will make the opening keynote address where he will highlight Together in Safety and the three key focus areas that impact every incident for any shipping company – Leadership, Incident Prevention and Wellbeing and Care.

Rules will deliver an improved safety performance across the shipping industry. Together in Safety, a consortium of leading maritime organisations and companies, is today launching the Golden Safety Rules to help shipping improve its safety performance. This builds on existing

The ‘Together in Safety’ coalition’s core objective is to save seafarers’ lives, while delivering improved business efficiency and commercial effectiveness, and is fundamental to safeguarding shipping’s future success, Grahaeme Henderson reports Safety is the single most important subject for any

When I speak with any seafarer and their spouse, any shipping company executive or shipowner, and ask “What is the most important aspect of crew management, today and into the future?” The answer is always the same: “safety”. Whether it

The ‘Together in Safety’ coalition’s core objective is to save seafarers’ lives, while delivering improved business efficiency and commercial effectiveness, and is fundamental to safeguarding shipping’s future success, Grahaeme Henderson reports Safety is the single most important subject for any

Data from Lloyd’s List Intelligence casualty reports sheds light on the situation, but it remains difficult to accurately assess the true number of fatalities that occur at sea. The number of incidents where a death occurs during maritime operations is

Leading and managing a shipping company has become ever more challenging with a continuously increasing list of items on the busy agenda. Shipping is now not just about moving cargo but includes Environment, Social and Governance (ESG) aspects, sustainability, decarbonisation,

The problem with chasing so hard after the decarbonisation agenda and digital technologies is that ship operators might overlook the basics of shipping, namely, safety. The overwhelming drive for decarbonisation is not helping the industry to improve levels of safety,

In almost every shipping incident, the issue is non-compliance with regulation: the procedures are in place, but the practice is lacking. Shipping lags behind many other industry sectors in terms of safety, writes Rasaad Jamie. According to a 2014 report