Incidents during lifting operations show a pattern of repeating events, with the UK Club’s work on Incident Prevention showing that an appalling number of these incidents result in life-changing injuries and tragic loss of life. The fundamental causes are ineffectual leadership such as poor mind-sets, attitudes and associated behaviours, and a lack of focus on wellbeing and care.

This Lessons Learnt video details the tragic death of an engine rating when a heavy tin of paint slipped its lanyard and fell from a height of 10 metres. #safety #trainingvideo

A collision occurred between the subject tanker (4,829 GRT) and an overtaking dry cargo ship (93,152 gross tons) in conditions of good weather and visibility on the morning 4-8 watch. Both vessels were heading on a north easterly course towards a traffic separation scheme. #COLREG #collision #trainingvideo

In this flagship episode of the UK Club's new "Inside Ship" educational video series the importance of taking proper samples during bunkering operations is discussed. #Bunkering #Samples #trainingvideo

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In preparation for arrival in port the pilot ladder was rigged on the side of the vessel. While the pilot climbed the ladder, an unforeseen event caused serious injuries to the Pilot.
This video examines what can be learnt from the incident and how it could have been prevented. #pilotladder #trainingvideo

The Club is pleased to bring you the "Inside Ship" video, this time focusing on the action needed on the bridge when steering gear fails. Quality: mp4 #steeringGear #trainingvideo

Capt Vincent speaks on the ECDIS perspective on the grounding and discusses various aspects of passage planning to see if the same issues that led to the grounding on paper chats, could happen today on ECDIS. There is further discussion on steps that the bridge team could take to avoid making these errors and some best practices in relation to making and monitoring passage plans on ECDIS. #ECDIS #trainingvideo