Turning Industry Learning into Safer Operations for Bulk Carriers.

A maritime safety inspector wearing a hard hat and safety harness examining the hatch access of a bulk carrier cargo hold, holding a gas detection meter, in crisp natural light.
A maritime safety inspector wearing a hard hat and safety harness examining the hatch access of a bulk carrier cargo hold, holding a gas detection meter, in crisp natural light.

1. Confined Space –
Non-Compliance

Confined space operations continue to present significant risks when established procedures, controls and new regulations are not followed.

FORUM AGENDA

Key Concerns to be covered:

Entry procedures, permits and compliance with new confined space regulations

Risk assessment and atmosphere testing

Safe access and egress

Supervision and emergency preparedness

Rescue arrangements and regulatory compliance

A maritime safety inspector in a hard hat and safety harness examining temporary staging platforms and portable ladders inside a bulk carrier cargo hold
A maritime safety inspector in a hard hat and safety harness examining temporary staging platforms and portable ladders inside a bulk carrier cargo hold

2. Staging & Scaffolding – Installation and Equipment Safety

Incorrect installation, improper use or damaged equipment can create serious risks during staging, scaffolding and operations.

The discussion will focus on:

Correct installation, inspection and tagging.

Use of suitable and approved equipment, including portable ladders.

Correct selection, positioning and safe use of portable ladders.

Identification and removal of damaged equipment.

Safe access and working platform

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