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Loss Prevention Bulletin: The Risk of Tugs Capsizing due to Girting

29 Aug, 2013
A new Loss Prevention Bulletin has just been published: The Risk of Tugs Capsizing due to Girting

New LP Bulletin Published - Cargo Tank Cleaning and Preparation Onboard Tankers

19 Feb, 2025
Cargo tank cleaning and preparation onboard tankers is a complex and critical process that ensures the safe and efficient transport of a wide range of commodities.

No.9 2021/2022 - Dangers of Carrying Iron Ore Fines from Pepel, Sierra Leone

06 Oct, 2021
This Notice should be read in conjunction with Notice to Members No.7 2021/2022 - Sierra Leone - Carriage of Iron Ore Fines Cargoes - Liquefaction Risk relating to the dangers arising from the carriage...

Is this the Future of Claims? - Waypoints Issue 04

28 Jun, 2023
ESG is playing an increasing role in the handling of both P&I and Defence matters. It impacts in a number of different ways, writes Tim Davies.

West delivers stable renewal with strong retention and selective growth

20 Feb, 2026
London, UK, 20 February 2026 – West P&I has reported a stable and disciplined renewal at 20 February, achieving high levels of Member retention while continuing to grow its entered tonnage across all Classes...

MARPOL Annex 1 Amendments Entering into Force July 2024

18 Jun, 2024
West would like to remind Members of the new regulatory requirements coming into effect from the 1st of July 2024 regarding MARPOL Annex 1. It includes the addition of a new regulation to Chapter 9 of...

Trading to the USA

16 Sep, 2024
Members will be aware of the numerous regulatory requirements that come with trading to the United States and US Territories. These include both federal and state-specific obligations. The Club has created...

Barytes - Danger of Liquefaction

09 Nov, 2022
A Member’s vessel recently called at a port in China to load a cargo of barytes. Barytes (which may also be described as barites or barium sulphate) is a principal source of barium and is commonly used...