The NYK Group has completed its Sail On Safety winter safety campaign, which ran from December 1, 2012, through January 31, 2013.
The campaign has been conducted annually since 2004 as part of the NYK Group's proactive measures to prevent accidents that are more likely to occur due to the turbulent seas that are more common during the winter months. During this year's campaign, 434 NYK Group members, including NYK executives, visited 264 vessels to deepen communication between onboard crew and onshore staff by sharing current information about each vessel and exchanging opinions about safe ship operations.
From left, Naoya Tazawa, NYK senior managing corporate officer;
Takashi Ito, deputy general manager of the Automotive
Quality Control Group
Since 2004, 2,717 NYK Group members have made 1,691 visits to vessels to encourage smooth communication and mutual understanding between onboard crew and onshore staff, and thus bring everyone together in a united effort to increase safety awareness.
The NYK Group has continued to focus on safe ship operations and environmental activities throughout the year by sharing with related parties potential dangers that vessel face. However, maritime risks increase during winter's turbulent seas, so this safety campaign is held to warn related parties of additional concerns.
The NYK Group will continue to strengthen its activities in the promotion of safety by reconfirming the basic notions of safe operations through safety campaigns.
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Source: Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha
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