Harbour Master
Harbour Masters
Worldwide there are approximately 3,000 merchant ports and the work of the Harbour Master can vary widely from country to country and from port to port even within the same country.
CHIRP is a charity that shares information on maritime incidents and accidents with the aim of providing lessons to improve safety to Industry.
CHIRP’s sole objective in sharing incident and near-miss experiences is to improve maritime safety. They do this in an anonymised, non-judgemental fashion to inform the industry of the ‘why?’ and ‘what?’ elements of safety learning but leaving out the ‘who?’. By doing so CHIRP is encouraging the sharing of knowledge, free from the fear that doing so could adversely affect reputational or commercial interests.
The link to the reporting form is below
https://forms.office.com/e/D4E0aYz0hC
Reporting is easy, confidential, and all information reported is disidentified.
Any questions or comments about incident reporting can be directed to reports@chirp.co.uk. For general information to The CHIRP Charitable Trust, please contact mail@chirp.co.uk.
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Spain-headquartered major international maritime service provider Boluda Towage has taken delivery of a versatile multi-purpose tug from Sanmar Shipyards – its fourth delivery from the Turkish tug builder in under a year.
Formerly part of Sanmar’s own fleet, where she was known as BOĞAÇAY LIII, the tug has been renamed VB SEEBULLE by her new owners and is the twin sister of VB TRAGEN, which was delivered to Boluda Towage last February.