UK P&I Live Webinar (Series 4): Catastrophic machinery failures - Joining the dots
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A notable percentage of large P&I claims are directly related to machinery operations. Let's explore the challenges, how mechanical failures have led to large shipping casualties and the importance of learning lessons.
This webinar provides expert insight and analysis on the three pillars of machinery management - monitoring, maintenance and continuous learning.
Each year, a number of large P&I claims are directly related to machinery operations. Various factors contribute to incidents and accidents, including improper training, quality of hardware, poor housekeeping, and ineffective communication.
The topic
This webinar examines, through use of case studies and interactive participation, the following:
- The role of technical managers
- Development of new technology and associated crew training
- The challenges faced by engineers onboard ship
- How mechanical failures have led to large shipping casualties
- The importance of learning lessons
On the panel
Ansuman Ghosh, Director of Risk Assessment, UK P&I Club (Moderator)
John Gibson, Director of Asia, Brookes Bell
Satya Prakash, Dy General Manager (Technical), Laurel Ship Management
For more information please get in touch with the UK Club Loss Prevention team who will be pleased to assist you.
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