Paperwork the unwanted cargo

Article Abstract:

The use of information technology (IT)-based shipboard management systems by the shipping industry to cut down the large amounts of documentation is discussed. IT-based systems help in relieving seafarer's burden and improving crew management.

Electronic computers, Europe, Electronic Computer Manufacturing, General services, Automated Storage & Retrieval, Methods, Usage, Technology application, Document management systems, Document processing system, Company systems management, Information management, Information accessibility

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Controlling work, reducing accidents

Article Abstract:

The control of work system developed by BP Shipping to manage workforce related risks and minimize the flaws in work practices, a major factor causing shipboard accidents, is discussed.

Product development, BP Shipping Ltd.

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Stretching crews too far

Article Abstract:

The cut in the number of seafarers that is causing fatigue to existing workers due to work pressure is discussed. Accidents as a consequence of the fatigue too is discussed.

United Kingdom, Management dynamics, Health aspects, Management, Causes of, Company business management, Marine accidents, Sailors

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