Mariners’ Alerting and Reporting Scheme (MARS) - June, July 2026
Year: 2026 Language: English Author: The Nautical Institute Genre: Bulletin Publisher: The Nautical Institute Edition: issues 404, 405 2026 Format: PDF Quality: eBook Pages count: 8 Description: Providing learning through confidential reports an international co-operative scheme for improving safety. MARS is a searchable database containing reports of accidents and near misses stretching back over a quarter of a century. Funded through the generous support of the Institute's Nautical Affiliate partners, it is one of the maritime industry's leading risk reduction initiatives and is helping to make life safer for seafarers everywhere. The MARS reports in this issue are merely a very selective glance at this insidious problem. Systemic negligence on a personal, corporate and international level is in play. By ignoring the findings of the research on this topic, stakeholders have allowed a preventable hazard to become a tolerated operational risk.
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In these bulletins… MARS 202619 Breaking up is never easy MARS 202620 Complicated procedure goes awry MARS 202621 Mind the gap: a PPE incident MARS 202622 Inappropriate storage space explosion * MARS 202623 Pilot boat hits rocks MARS 202624 Fatigue contributes to catastrophe MARS 202625 LOTO failure leads to injury
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Mariners’ Alerting and Reporting Scheme (MARS) - June, July 2026
Language: English
Author: The Nautical Institute
Genre: Bulletin
Publisher: The Nautical Institute
Edition: issues 404, 405 2026
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook
Pages count: 8
Description: Providing learning through confidential reports an international co-operative scheme for improving safety. MARS is a searchable database containing reports of accidents and near misses stretching back over a quarter of a century.
Funded through the generous support of the Institute's Nautical Affiliate partners, it is one of the maritime industry's leading risk reduction initiatives and is helping to make life safer for seafarers everywhere. The MARS reports in this issue are merely a very selective glance at this insidious problem. Systemic negligence on a personal, corporate and international level is in play. By ignoring the findings of the research on this topic, stakeholders have allowed a preventable hazard to become a tolerated operational risk.
Contents
In these bulletins…MARS 202619 Breaking up is never easy
MARS 202620 Complicated procedure goes awry
MARS 202621 Mind the gap: a PPE incident
MARS 202622 Inappropriate storage space explosion
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MARS 202623 Pilot boat hits rocks
MARS 202624 Fatigue contributes to catastrophe
MARS 202625 LOTO failure leads to injury
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