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ONE Launches Marine Safety And Quality Campaign 2022

Ocean Network Express (ONE) launched its Marine Safety and Quality Campaign to raise safety awareness and mitigate marine accidents. The campaign will run from 8th August to 30th September 2022.

Campaign theme “Safety Consciousness – A step ahead”

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect global shipping operations over the long term, ONE continues to face difficulties in conducting ONE’s Vessel Quality Standard (ONE-VQS) physical inspections on board operated vessels all around the world. As such, over the past two years, self-inspection campaigns have comprised thorough checks by crew to mitigate risk of accidents in identified critical areas, supplementing the ONE-VQS.

Following the success of last year’s rigorous self-inspection campaign, this year’s campaign highlights recurring observation items from previous years and draws on good practices from ONE’s own inspection database. By sharing this information with all ONE-operated vessels, the campaign endeavours to further enhance the safety and quality of our vessels.
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Credits: ONE

ONE is confident that this year’s campaign will help in building a safer working environment and increase safety consciousness on ONE-operated vessels. The campaign will also assist in assuring customers that ONE constantly provides safe and reliable services.

The focus of this year’s campaign will be on:
– Sharing good practices highlighted during past vessel inspections on ONE operated vessels
– Reaching out to the vessels to share any good practices from ship’s side
– Sharing recurring observations that were pointed out during past vessel inspections

All vessels under ONE’s operation will be requested to reflect on the above items and their valuable responses will be analysed by ONE. ONE will then share the analysis and feedback with the whole fleet after formal completion of the campaign.

Through this campaign, done in cooperation with the ship’s crew and concerned parties, ONE aims to further raise safety awareness and the quality standards of our vessels. ONE is committed to continuously delivering reliable and quality services to our valued customers.

Reference: Ocean Network Express