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Vessel owners and managers have certain obligations for the health and safety (including fatigue), of those onboard. Understand the benefits of having a fatigue management plan and how to minimise fatigue onboard.
If your ship’s crew or skipper has a fatigue-related accident, will your actions pass the scrutiny of an accident investigation? That’s the question you should ask yourself if you have a vessel or vessels in safe ship management.
We recommend you talk with your safe ship management (SSM) company about fatigue management. SSM company staff are trained to help vessel owners and managers to develop a fatigue management plan.
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There are three good reasons why you should have a fatigue management plan:
Fatigue is likely to be an issue in your operation if:
Maritime New Zealand has produced the following resources to help vessel owners and managers understand and manage fatigue: