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Malaria - Practical Guidance for Seafarers
17 Oct, 2022
The Club regularly encounters claims where crewmembers have contracted Malaria whilst working onboard Members’ vessels. Malaria is a potentially life threatening illness which can disrupt the blood supply...
Piracy - Guide for Tankers Operating in Asia against Piracy and Armed Robbery involving Oil Cargo Th
11 Jan, 2016
With an increase in the number of cargo thefts involving tankers in Asia since 2011, particularly incidents involving vessels of less than 3, 000 GT, the Regional Cooperation Agreement on Combating Piracy...
Brazil - Ship Sanitation Control Certificates
08 Jun, 2011
Club correspondents Representacoes Proinde (Rio) Ltda. Rio de Janeiro, have advised that fines are being imposed in certain ports in Rio de Janeiro State if vessels are unable to produce evidence that...
PEME programme
13 May, 2019
In order to serve at sea, seafarers must hold a valid medical certificate issued in accordance with the provisions of the STCW Convention, Regulation 1/9 and the STCW Code, Section A-I/9. The ILO/WHO publication...
Employers' liability register
10 May, 2019
The West of England Ship Owners Mutual Insurance Association (Luxembourg) is a firm registered with the Financial Conduct Authority in the United Kingdom (firm reference number 202613) and is required...
Attacks on Shipping in the Gulf of Oman
14 Jun, 2019
Two tankers were attacked in the morning hours of 13 June 2019, in international waters just east of the Strait of Hormuz.
New THINK Loss Prevention Safety Posters Published
27 Feb, 2012
A further four posters have been added to the Club’s popular THINK series of Loss Prevention safety posters, raising awareness of some of the common causes of shipboard accidents.
The second set of posters...
Crew Familiarisation is critical when taking over a vessel
21 Jul, 2022
When a vessel changes ownership and/or manager, it can take some considerable time before the new crew and management are fully familiar with the vessel. Familiarisation starts as soon as ship’s staff...