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Maritime Accident Casebook, MAC, is a unique, free, informal educational resource for seafarers and maritime trainers which seeks to empower seafarers through knowledge to keep themselves alive and their ships safe. Using audio podcasts that can be played on any computer, MP3 Player or MP3-capable cellphone and online downloadable hard-copy transcripts, MAC encourages seafarers to discuss lessons learned from real-life events and apply them to their own vessels and working practices to create a safety-conscious community.

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16
NOV

Mac Shines A Light On The Lethal Lampshade

Three men lay a hundred yards from the torn metal of the ballast tank, dead. In the roughening seas, the bodies of four other men were carried away on the current, three of them never to be found. Inside the tank, burned and injured one man lived. He would not survive. The last sound he heard, if he heard it, before the massive explosion may have been the quiet pop of a light-bulb breaking...

Eight seafarers died when a ballast tank aboard the Nego Kim exploded off port Dampier, Western Australia. In its latest episode, The Case Of The Leth ...

05
SEP

Maritime Accident Casebook - Mac Tackles Pilot Error

Maritime accidents cost the shipping industry a million dollars a day* and too many happen when the vessel should be safest, when it's under the conduct of a pilot who knows his domain** and ship's officers who know their ship. But who's in charge when a pilot is on the bridge? Who's really at fault when the pilot gets it wrong? And how can a pilot get it so wrong? Maritime Accident Casebook

Maritime accidents cost the shipping industry a million dollars a day* and too many happen when the vessel should be safest, when it's under the condu ...