Seafarer Health
Being safe is also about being healthy, which is fundamental to the performance of a seafarer
There are many factors that can contribute to and affect a seafarer’s health, especially in the current challenging times. Some of these elements can be affected both by lifestyle on board and ashore. However, in simple terms, we believe the main components of a person’s health can be broken down into three broad areas. This section provides general guidance and advice for seafarers on how to maintain their Physical Health and Mental Health, as well as ensuring the Wellbeing of themselves and others.
More details of each of these three topics are provided in the relevant sections of the BSafe site, including the following articles that have been developed by the Britannia Loss Prevention department.
MODULE 1: INTRODUCTION TO WELLNESS AT SEA
Published: January 26, 2021
Updated: February 24, 2021
View ArticleUnderstand the purpose of the Wellness at Sea campaign and how it can benefit you and your colleagues. The module introduces the key concepts of wellness, as well as the Wellness at Sea app which provides a number of useful features.
CHARITIES SUPPORTED BY BRITANNIA
Published: November 12, 2020
View ArticleFind out more about the charities and organisations which Britannia supports and how these can assist seafarers to maintain their wellbeing
Published: November 1, 2019
View ArticleSeafaring can be a very isolating occupation and people may feel lonely. This article looks at how to prevent loneliness and improve onboard welfare using simple means
BRITANNIA SPENDS A DAY WITH THE CHAPLAINS
Published: November 1, 2019
View ArticleRead about how Britannia staff visited ships and crew in various ports, to experience first-hand the important work carried out by Apostleship of the Sea charity which helps seafarers around the globe
TETANUS: MAKE SURE YOUR VACCINATIONS ARE KEPT UP TO DATE
Published: December 14, 2018
View ArticleThis real life incident is a reminder of how important it is to make sure that all your vaccinations are up to date