The Nautical Institute has published a safety bulletin regarding the death of five persons in a confined space entry incident. The incident occurred when a pontoon was beached at an […]
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Individual safety events are available individually online, tagged and searchable, while the traditional PDF collections are also available for download.
All members are encouraged to contribute relevant safety-related information – please visit our Safety Flash Reporting page for details on the submission process.
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The Nautical Institute has published a safety bulletin regarding the death of five persons in a confined space entry incident. The incident occurred when a pontoon was beached at an […]
A member has reported an incident in which there was a collision between a crew boat and an anchored barge. The incident occurred following bunkering, when a crew boat departed […]
The International Association of Drilling Contractors (IADC) has published two recent safety flashes regarding finger and hand injuries, which will be of interest to IMCA member’s. Incident 1 – finger […]
A member has reported an incident in which an engine and shaft generator started running whilst a crew member was working on it. The incident occurred during planned monthly maintenance […]
The Marine Safety Forum has published a safety flash regarding a recent near miss dropped object incident, in which parts fell from a crane. The incident occurred during lifting operations; […]
The UK Marine Accident Investigation Branch has published a safety bulletin on an incident in which the failure of a mooring line resulted in a deck officer suffering serious head […]
The UK Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has published a recent report of prosecution of a company where there had been uncontrolled exposure to hand-arm transmitted vibration. The company had […]
A member has reported a near miss incident in which a chain link snapped under load. The incident occurred during a six monthly on-board lifting and rigging inspection. A deck […]
A member has reported an incident in which two divers were injured following the failure of a diving bell door. The incident occurred following some bell internal maintenance and surface […]
The Marine Safety Forum has published the following safety flash regarding an incident in which a crewman was splashed in the eyes with material from a Lithium battery. The incident […]
The Marine Safety Forum has published the following safety flash regarding a non-fatal man overboard incident. A vessel was on location performing ‘routine’ duties. A Daughter Craft (DC) had been […]
A number of incidents have come to IMCA’s attention in which cutting discs from one manufacturer have failed and disintegrated whilst in use. When using hand-held rotating machinery of this […]
A member has reported a near miss incident in which sub-contractors’ lifting operations had to be stopped due to several unsafe conditions. Sub-contractors were found using uncertified lifting equipment, and […]
A member has reported a near miss incident in which part of a single side band (SSB) antenna fell off the mast to deck during bad weather. The antenna had […]
A member has reported a near miss incident in which an object was discovered which must have fallen from the crane boom. It happened during crane operations when it was […]
The Marine Safety Forum has published information note 15/02, comprising a summary of marine safety incident reports during 2013, from Aberdeen harbour. The report contains short details of the 30 […]
The Danish Maritime Accident Investigation Board (DMAIB) has published a report on an incident involving a fire on an offshore renewables industry crew transfer vehicle (CTV). The vessel suffered an […]
The Marine Safety Forum has published the following safety flash in which electrical equipment caught fire leading to the triggering of the vessel’s fire detection system. A capacitor in a […]
The Marine Safety Forum has published the following safety flash regarding a near miss incident in which taglines became trapped under a load. During loading operations, a banksman was unaware […]
A member has reported an incident in which a welder injured his finger whilst at work. The welder was finishing cutting and noticed there was some loose slag built up […]
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