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Welcome to Loss Prevention

Our Objective: To promote and support the safety of life and the environment within the maritime industry

Loss Prevention

The Club’s Loss Prevention is fundamental for its members as it provides measures and controls to minimise risks and prevent incidents, accidents and claims on members’ ships. It also provides guidance on international and national compliance to protect the Club’s members’ ships, their cargoes, their crew and the marine environment against potential large losses. Loss Prevention has a very experienced in-house team of specialists with over 100 years of combined experience covering a wide range of ship segments and propulsion types. 

The Problem of Sweat

The Invisible Risk to the Cargo

By Srini Perungavur

Posted on 4月 07 2025

Risk alerts

Vehicle Carrier Safety Forum publishes guidance on fire response

The International Group of P&I Clubs (IG), the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS), and the TT Club, issue a joint press release announcing publication of the Fire Response – High Level Guidelines by the Vehicle Carrier Safety Forum (VCSF)

By Loss Prevention

Posted on 4月 16 2025

Loss Prevention

BMP for Maritime Security (MS) - 2025

The new BMP, consolidating and replacing all previously published BMP documents

By Loss Prevention

Posted on 4月 03 2025

Loss Prevention

Manual Handling Risks: The Threat of Crew Injury

Manual handling on commercial and fishing vessels poses significant injury risks, especially in adverse weather, due to lifting, carrying, and moving heavy loads. Proper training, risk assessments, supervision, and the use of lifting equipment can help prevent injuries and ensure safer working conditions.

By Taslim Imad

Posted on 3月 07 2025

Risk alerts

Piracy & Sea Robbery – Straits of Malacca & Singapore (SOMS)

ReCAAP 2025 – 1st Quarter Report

By Loss Prevention

Posted on 4月 28 2025

Loss Prevention

Adverse Weather - Considerations when in or near a Port

Shipmasters must assess risks like vessel type, port conditions, and weather forecasts when facing adverse weather. Decisions to stay or sail should prioritise safety, with proper monitoring and adherence to regulations.

By Nahush Paranjpye

Posted on 3月 12 2025

Risk alerts

Risk Alerts

Latest: The Problem of Sweat

Information Notices

Latest: Flighted Spongy Moth Complex (FSMC)

Security Notes

Latest: Piracy & Sea Robbery – Straits of Malacca & Singapore (SOMS)

Safety Bulletins

Latest: AMSA Maritime Safety Awareness Bulletin—Managing risks

Loss Prevention Posters

Maritime Training for Safer Shipping

Steamship Mutual partners with Marine Media Enterprises for new innovative training programme 'Donate & Train' Scheme

Mental Health Support Solutions

Our seafarers are critical to maintaining the flow of world trade and their well-being is an issue of paramount importance

Get to Know Us

To contact us please email [email protected] alternatively, contact one of our team below.

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Red Sea - Gulf of Aden

This page offers updates on Israel's situation and security impacts on the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden.

Crew Health & PEME

Stay informed with latest health and clinic locations

Risk Alerts

Check out the latest Risk Alerts form our Loss Prevention Team

Film & Training

Watch and learn with our innovative training videos

External Resources

Publications from MARS and The Navigator