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Safety education for the crews and organizations of traditional rig vessels undergoing maintenance and drydocking. Managing the safety gap between USCG and OSHA regulations. SAFETY ON LAND & SEA SailSafe is currently developing a comprehensive set of safety guidelines that will be available to shipyards, Tall Ship organizations and sailors who are working or training around vessels undergoing maintenance and refit work. We welcome your input and look forward to offering guidance to ensure everyone stays safe while doing the critical work of maintaining traditional vessels. SailSafe’s mission is to provide shipyard-industrial safety awareness, agency and guidance to all Tall Ship industry stakeholders – especially the untrained novice sailor. THE SAILSAFE GOAL Traditional sailing vessels — often called Tall Ships — provide life-changing sail training experience to novice sailors worldwide. Young people who are lucky enough to have the opportunity to spend a semester — or years — at sea highly value the training and experience they receive. Of course there are risks with learning to operate antiquated and complex vessels! Those risks place a high demand for seamanship expertise and safety management by the vessel operators, Masters and senior officers. Particularly when these vessels are dockside at maintenance/repair facilities, the challenges for inexperienced sailors increase. According to the CDC’s National Institute of Occupational Safety & Health (NIOSH), between 2011 and 2017 there were at least 45 fatal accidents (4.0 per 100,000) among shipyard workers, a higher than the rate than for all U.S. workers. There were an estimated 61,600 non-fatal injuries/illnesses during the same period (5,370 per 100,000) — nearly twice the rate for all U.S. workers, and one of the highest injury/illness rates among maritime workers (https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/programs/cmshs/shipyards.html). Let’s keep our sailors-in-training safe! Tall Ships undergoing extensive maintenance or repairs often bring their novice crews into overlapping roles with shipyard workers and subcontractors who may not realize the crews don’t have sufficient safety training. At SailSafe, we believe these crews can be better prepared for these roles with the support of safety guidelines developed in conjunction with the OSHA regulations governing the shipyards. GET IN TOUCH Name(Required) First Last Company or Organization Email(Required) Phone Message CONTACT Steve Hadik, Founder EMAIL stevehadik@gmail.com Notifications