Loss Prevention Forum
Welcome to Loss Prevention Forum 25th of January Alandia and Finnair are pleased to invite you to our Loss Prevention Forum at Finnair Flight Academy in close proximity to Helsinki airport. The participants are limited to 30 persons so make sure to register as soon as possible. Professional Safety – Inspiration and Co-operation with Aviation […]
Helsinki workshop – Creating a Trauma Informed Maritime Industry
Welcome to a workshop for wellbeing, safety, and business continuity where we together maintain momentum towards a trauma-informed maritime industry.
Ro-Ro/Pax Loss Prevention Forum
The forum topic was "Ro-Ro/Pax Safety During Cargo Operations – Best Practises, Co-operation and Information Sharing Between Operators"
Maritime Day Åland 2022
We are pleased to welcome you to Maritime Day in Mariehamn, Åland on the 12th of May 2022.
Trauma in Shipping: Next Steps
Actions to better manage trauma in shipping Alandia and Seaways Psychology Services are pleased to invite you to our follow-up webinar, where we advance the discussion of trauma in shipping. Our previous workshop provided insight from a range of excellent speakers about the effects of experiencing trauma at sea. In our follow-up webinar, a more […]
Online workshop: Trauma in Shipping
Understanding human reactions to stressful events in the maritime sector and how to respond.
Lessons learned in occupational safety: Cargo Operations on RO-RO Vessels
Welcome to our online forum where our panel discuss incidents and accidents in their industry and what we learned from them. Our mission is to promote professional safety culture and share knowledge. As long as there are humans in organisations, there will be mistakes. The more honest and open we are about what went wrong, the better we can use the learnings for a safer future. Every second month we invite new panel members, to discuss a new theme. What lessons did we learn and what did we implement?
Lessons Learned Webinar – Safe Mooring
Welcome to our online forum where our panel discuss incidents and accidents in their industry and what we learned from them. Our mission is to promote professional safety culture and share knowledge. As long as there are humans in organisations, there will be mistakes. The more honest and open we are about what went wrong, the better we can use the learnings for a safer future. Every second month we invite new panel members, to discuss a new theme. What lessons did we learn and what did we implement?
