Personal safety on board ship/Личная безопасность на борту судна

Издание на английском языке
The publication examines the serious consequences of accidents on ships, including physical pain for those affected and economic losses for shipowners, such as delays in operations and loss of income. It highlights that many unsafe activities on board occur due to a lack of compliance with procedures, poor preparation, stress, and insufficient communication, which is often a consequence of ineffective safety management. Various protection mechanisms are used to reduce risks, including security management systems and physical equipment. The publication also highlights important international and national codes and regulations, such as the ISM Code, which requires the implementation of safety management systems, and other guidelines aimed at improving safety standards in shipping.

Contents
Introduction
Section 1 The contribution to safety by shipboard personnel
Section 2 Personal safety - the shipboard management role
Section 3 Personal safety in the engine room
Section 4 Personal safety in the accommodation
Section 5 Personal safety in the galley
Section 6 Personal safety on deck
Section 7 Personal safety on tankers
Section 8 Personal safety on chemical tankers
Section 9 Personal safety on container vessels
Section 10 Personal safety on passenger ships
Section 11 Personal safety on general cargo ships
Section 12 Personal safety on car carriers and ro-ro’s
Section 13 Personal safety on bulk carriers
Section 14 Assessment questions
Appendix 1 Personal safety for passengers on board passenger ships
Appendix 2 Further reading and resources
Answers to assessment questions