Risk assemment of introducing electronic logbook onboard
Majaniemi, Jutta (2022)
2022
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The idea behind this thesis is to map out the risks when introducing electronic logbook onboard and was ordered by OSM Ship Management Finland Oy.
Risk assessment is part of modern business and security thinking. Work environment onboard is closed and often far away from outside help, that’s why risk awareness is vital. By identifying risks in timely manner, accidents and incidents can be prevented at best, and at least mitigated.
The risk assessment is in the interest of each party. The crew feels safe and knows how to look at situations in terms of dangers, and company knows that the personnel is as safe as possible. Every accident has its consequences, whether it is on property, person, or reputation. Each accident or “near miss” situation that does not happen is a win.
Risk assessment is part of modern business and security thinking. Work environment onboard is closed and often far away from outside help, that’s why risk awareness is vital. By identifying risks in timely manner, accidents and incidents can be prevented at best, and at least mitigated.
The risk assessment is in the interest of each party. The crew feels safe and knows how to look at situations in terms of dangers, and company knows that the personnel is as safe as possible. Every accident has its consequences, whether it is on property, person, or reputation. Each accident or “near miss” situation that does not happen is a win.