Shaping the future of work at sea: the STEER Project
STEER (Seafarer Technology Engagement, Empowerment and Resilience) is an international research and engagement initiative led by The Nautical Institute in collaboration with Lloyd’s Register Foundation.
It looks at the real-world impact of new systems and working practices on seafarers at sea and ashore, and how technology affects safety, welfare and decision-making. STEER gathers day-to-day experiences from crews, managers, shipowners, manufacturers, regulators and trainers.
Whether you are at sea or ashore, your experience matters. Sign up for STEER news, workshops and webinars, volunteer, or email steer@nautinst.org to take an active part.
Testimonial
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Harbour Masters featured in the photos are Capt. Emad Hashem, Capt. Justin Adams, and Capt. Michael Magee
Chandu and Sandeep from MV.LIANA
Daren Mena and Samuel Umadhay from MV.AEOLIAN VICTORY
Jenrd S Cuillar and Regino Panlo from MV.GRAND SAKURA
LV Jinyu, Zhao Tianle and Zhang Xingya from MV.NEW HALO
Mohammed Naser and Ahmed Osama from MV.JAWHART BERLIN
Motasim Mohammed and Mondal from MV.SUKHOOR AL KHALEEJ
Richard Estefanus and Nisanthan Mooththavan from MV.CY PACIFIC
Ryan Carlindio and Macklawrence from MV.ENDEAVOR
The concern
During a meeting of the NI committee, the topic of enhancing support for seafarers was discussed. Subsequently, our attention was drawn to a press release in which the ITF criticized a certain flag state for deregistering several vessels at Khorfakkan anchorage without regard for the Maritime Labour Convention (MLC) knowing UAE is not a signatory or the well-being of the seafarers on board.
Our response
Responding promptly, the Nautical Institute UAE Branch Committee initiated proactive measures. We gathered information, including details about the vessels… Know more