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Managing occupational health
and safety
1.1 Introduction
Seafarers, like shore workers, have the right and expectation to
remain safe at work.
Seafarers have a duty to cooperate with their employer and the
company in health, safety and welfare matters.
Key points
Every person on board has a responsibility for their own
occupational health and safety and that of others, including:
● complying with instructions, safety procedures and any other
measures in place for their own or others’ safety
● reporting any defects in equipment or unsafe conditions to a
responsible person
● not interfering with or altering any safety device provided
on board.
Every task carried out on board the vessel should be risk
assessed. However, a risk assessment does not necessarily need
writing every time a simple task is done.
As well as following procedures identified by risk assessment,
seafarers should proactively speak up about any concerns they
have.
organisation should
● ensure the health, safety and welfare of all seafarers and other
workers on board
● create a culture where everyone takes responsibility for a safe
working environment, and seafarers are enabled to speak up
about any safety concerns.