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Port Skills & Safety

22/07/2025

Port Skills and Safety Ltd - Practical Tools for Safer Port Operations

Despite the importance of emergency planning in ports, repetitive drills often fall short, prompting Port Skills and Safety Ltd (PSS) to seek a more engaging, flexible tool to better prepare teams for real-world incidents.
Dr Marcin Nazaruk

22/07/2025

Learning From Normal Work – Proactive Safety Through Everyday Insight

As safety improves and incidents decline, organisations face the challenge of learning from fewer failures, making it harder to spot hidden risks and continuously improve.
PSYFI

22/07/2025

SeaQ by PsyFyi – Enhancing Onboard Safety Through Human-Centred Data

While machinery is closely monitored in the maritime industry, the human element is often overlooked, limiting insight into behavioural and environmental risks that impact safety, retention, and performance.
RAM Spreaders – Safer, Smarter Pipe Handling

22/07/2025

RAM Spreaders – Safer, Smarter Pipe Handling

Manual pipe handling in ports and offshore operations presents serious safety risks. These risks are compounded by unpredictable sea conditions and the physical demands of aligning heavy pipes manually.
SDC SAM – Smarter Structural Asset Management

22/07/2025

SDC SAM – Smarter Structural Asset Management

Structural assets like cranes and offshore equipment face increasing risks of failure due to aging and stress, while reactive maintenance approaches often lead to costly downtime and safety concerns.
SSA Marine – AI-Driven RTG Proximity Detection System

22/07/2025

SSA Marine – AI-Driven RTG Proximity Detection System

Collisions between RTG cranes and ground personnel remain a serious safety risk in container terminals, as current measures often fail to prevent high-risk interactions during inspections and equipment checks.
SSA Marine – Reducing Injury Risk with SuitX Exoskeleton Technology

22/07/2025

SSA Marine – Reducing Injury Risk with SuitX Exoskeleton Technology

Musculoskeletal injuries remain a major concern in port operations, especially in cruise logistics where repetitive manual lifting of heavy bags leads to fatigue, long-term harm, and reduced efficiency.
Smart Bollard by Straatman Mooring Systems

22/07/2025

Smart Bollard by Straatman Mooring Systems

Until recently, ports lacked real-time monitoring of mooring line forces, relying on theoretical models that left critical gaps in safety, especially in high-risk conditions like strong currents and high winds.