THE “HUMAN ERROR” FACTOR IN MARITIME ACCIDENTS – DON’T STOP AT THE NUMBERS

THE “HUMAN ERROR” FACTOR IN MARITIME ACCIDENTS – DON’T STOP AT THE NUMBERS

Over 80% of maritime accidents are recorded as being linked to human factors – a figure that compels the global maritime industry to question: Are seafarers truly the root cause, or is this merely a symptom of a safety system trapped in systemic flaws?

In the upcoming talk on the theme:
“The Human Error Factor in Maritime Accidents – Don’t Stop at the Numbers”,
we will:

  • Re-examine the concept of “human error” – looking beyond individual blame to consider managerial, organizational, and systemic dimensions.

  • Explore underlying causes rooted in corporate culture, operational practices, and safety management strategies.

  • Discuss long-term solutions to mitigate risks and move beyond the limits of rigid compliance procedures.

📌 Time: 09:00 | 24 August 2025
📍 Venue: Seafarer Club – 25C, KP1, Huỳnh Tấn Phát, Phú Thuận Ward, HCMC

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