Happy Day of the Seafarer!🎊⚓ To honour this day, we'd like to share a few pictures from yesterday's event where our CEO, Rhett Hatcher, addressed our charity member Stella Maris Org during their annual reception. Rhett emphasised the importance of supporting this charity, which works hard to support the #health, #safety and #wellbeing of all #seafares with 80 volunteers in the UK who conduct around 6,000 ship visits annually. Here are a few things he highlighted: ⚓Our joint work with unions to keep seafarers safe in places such as the Red Sea and closer to home ⚓The Cadet Welfare Group we have created alongside the Maritime and Coastguard Agency and Nautilus International to allow cadets to raise issues and concerns in the rare instances these cannot be solved with their employer or training management company ⚓The sheer reliance we have on shipping to deliver the food, energy and other essential supplies we need – none of which would be possible without seafarers! All Chamber seafarer safety resources can be found on our website 👇 https://lnkd.in/eZ8ac_xZ #SafetyTipsAtSea
Important work! Seafarers should never be “out of sight, out of mind”. Rose George
Thank you Rhett!
Maritime Commentator
3moWhat nonsense - while seafarers are required to work a 91/98 hour working week.