Together in Safety

Together in Safety is a non-regulatory industry consortium connecting the maritime sector with the common purpose of working together to improve safety performance.

Shipping is one of the most hazardous industries in the world. Together in Safety provides the opportunity to dramatically improve the safety performance across every shipping sector. 

The shipping industry has made significant steps forward in improving its safety performance. With several important topics stretching the focus within the shipping industry, it remains vital that the industry does not lose sight of the need for continued strong leadership on safety.

Together in Safety’s latest report highlights how the shipping industry can unite to further improve safety and can be downloaded below. 

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UK P&I

Date08/02/2021

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