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Passengers jumping from moving ferries while being filmed for social media...are your crew prepared? Four ferry operators. Four separate incidents. The same dangerous behaviour. A passenger moves towards the edge of a ferry while someone else begins filming. Within seconds, the passenger jumps from the moving vessel into the water—all for a video to upload to social media. Over the past few months, four SeaLogs customers have experienced this. At first, these incidents could

Knowing who completed training—and who missed it—is one of the biggest challenges in maritime crew compliance. The Question That Comes Up on Almost Every Call It usually goes something like this. We're about twenty minutes into a conversation — talking about how a fleet runs day-to-day — and someone pauses and says: "We do drills every Tuesday morning. But honestly? I'm not always sure who's actually done them. If someone's rostered off that day, they miss it. And there's no

SeaLogs helps operators record, track, and prove every safety drill with confidence. When the alarm sounds, your crew won’t stop to ask, “Where’s the checklist?” They’ll act — because they’ve trained for it. Confidence in an emergency isn’t built in chaos; it’s built in the calm moments of practice, repetition, and refinement . Yet across the maritime industry, human factors remain the number one cause of incidents and accidents . So how do you reduce risk, strengthen your cr