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.

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In the Spotlight

Dealing with Drug Smuggling at Sea

With the increasing challenges of drug smuggling at sea, Steamship Mutual, in collaboration with Marine Media Enterprises, is making the video “Drug Smuggling at Sea” freely available to view through the below link. This programme, together with other programmes intended to educate, guide and inform seafarers on crew welfare and safety is available through the Donate & Train Scheme hosted by Marine Media Enterprises.

By John (Capt.) Taylor

Posted on 2月 25 2025

Loss Prevention

Bunker Procurement

Guidance on Vetting Bunker Suppliers

By Gilmark D'Mello

Posted on 6月 18 2025

Risk alerts

Ship Recycling – Understanding the Hong Kong Convention

The Hong Kong Convention mandates safe ship recycling at authorised facilities, requiring certified hazardous material inventories and coordinated compliance with overlapping international regulations.

By Gilmark D'Mello

Posted on 6月 02 2025

Risk alerts

Administrative Measures for the Ship Pollution Response Agreement Regime - 2025 Revision

By Nahush Paranjpye

Posted on 6月 05 2025

Loss Prevention

IMPORTANT – JMIC Advisory – GNSS Interference

The Joint Maritime Information Centre JMIC has recently released the attached advisory note in response to the increasing instances of GNSS interference within both the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea areas.