Seagull Maritime

We would like to announce that as part of our ongoing efforts to streamline our communications the Seagull Maritime LinkedIn channel is deactivated since January 2024. Since becoming a proud member of the Ocean Technologies Group in 2019, we have continued to grow and evolve in exciting ways. To keep you informed and engaged with the latest news, updates, and developments from us, we warmly invite you to follow the Ocean Technologies Group Facebook channel: https://lnkd.in/dksJTrQf Thank you for being an essential part of our community. See you all on the Ocean Technologies Group channel!

What are the risks associated with decarbonisation when it comes to the human element? Our Chief Creative Officer Raal Harris provided insights on the need for upskilling at the International Union of Marine Insurance (IUMI) event in Edinburgh today as part of a panel discussion with Peter Burkal, Matt Dunlop and Tim Kent, moderated by Mikkel Gardner Andersen. Find out more about how we plan to support the upskilling of seafarers for shipping's decarbonisation at https://lnkd.in/e6UbaMYR #MaritimeTraining #MaritimeHR #RiskManagement #Decarbonisation

Are there intersections between decarbonisation, crewing strategies and seafarer welfare that can be leveraged to benefit the maritime industry? As OTG's Director of Direct to Consumer Services Catherine Logie says, “With so much set to change as the maritime industry decarbonises over the next few decades, it’s important that we interrogate these developments and look for opportunities to improve the lives of seafarers, ensure adequate training strategies are in place, and make maritime careers accessible to a wider and more diverse range of people.” Join her online on Monday, September 11, from 3.00 - 4.00 pm as she moderates a panel discussion on this topic for the Seafarers Hospital Society with experts: ⭐ Helio E S G Vicente Vicente ⭐ Captain Pradeep Chawla ⭐ Captain Jaquelyn Burton, EMBA, AFNI ⭐ Yrhen Bernard Sabanal Balinis MRIN, MNI, AMIMarEST ⭐ Sandra Welch Register now for 'Decarbonisation: Sustainability & Crewing en route to 2050' at London International Shipping Week 2023 at https://lnkd.in/e5WDArUM #Decarbonisation #JustTransition #CrewWelfare #NetZero #LISW23

What key factors are impacting the development of sustainability mindsets in the maritime industry?   The International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) recently revised GHG strategy has ambitious goals for our industry to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050 – which will fall well within the career span of seafarers working in and being recruited into shipping today.   In order for our emission reduction initiatives to be successful, a true cultural change is required. Buy-in is necessary at all levels, from cadets to masters, and mentors, managers, and leaders, both onboard and ashore.   📢 Meeting our goals   While 2050 may seem a long way off, we have interim targets for emissions reduction that our industry needs to meet to achieve global sustainability.   These include a 20% reduction in emissions by 2030 and a 70% reduction by 2040.   Proactive action is necessary, and we are already communicating and collaborating across our industry to establish the networks we need to deliver on our decarbonisation commitments.   📢 Understanding our commitments   Maritime’s resilience is a key factor contributing to global safety and security.   Sustainability extends beyond decarbonisation, so it is important that we demonstrate the links between shipping's support of safe and effective global supply chains and the benefits of this to the people powering our industry.    Ensuring that we establish and communicate our values effectively to personnel, collaborators, stakeholders, and consumers — including the importance of sustainability — will help us advance and build a more holistic, resilient, and decarbonised industry.   📢 We are proud to have been nominated by SAFETY4SEA for our support of maritime knowledge and training on sustainability. Find more information, including the chance to support us with your vote, at https://lnkd.in/enh_DSav   #MaritimeTraining #ESG #decarbonisation #Sustainability