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Shipboard Safety Officer Notes

Author:	Abdul Khalique
Edition:	2010
Format:	Paperback
Size:	230 x 150 mm

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Complete Guide for Shipboard Safety Officers

Covers responsibilities, risk assessment and safety culture in a clear and structured format – ideal for newly appointed or experienced Safety Officers.

Shipboard Safety Officer Notes is a clear and practical guide for seafarers undertaking the role of Shipboard Safety Officer. Focused on the day-to-day realities of maintaining onboard safety and responding to hazards, it explains both the regulatory requirements and the soft skills needed to build a strong safety culture at sea.

The book covers selection and appointment of a Safety Officer, applicable IMO requirements, onboard safety organisation, communication and motivation, risk assessment, and incident investigation. With advice on how to approach the role professionally and effectively, this guide helps ensure that drills, inspections and risk mitigation are meaningful and compliant.

This is an ideal reference for deck officers undertaking the Safety Officer role, whether newly appointed or seeking to refresh their knowledge in line with best practice.

1. The Role of the Safety Officer
2. Background to the Creation of the Role
3. The Safety Organisation Onboard Ship
4. Safety Culture
5. Risk Assessment
6. Incident Investigation and Prevention
Appendix 1 - Codes and Legislation
Appendix 2 - MAIB Incident Report Form and MGN 289
Glossary of Main Terms
Acronyms and Abbreviations
References
Bibliography

About the Author

Abdul Khalique is a Master Mariner with extensive teaching experience in maritime safety. Formerly a Principal Lecturer at Warsash Maritime Academy and Head of the LJMU Maritime Centre, he brings a wealth of knowledge in practical safety management and regulatory compliance.