Lloyd's Register Mariner

A risk-based tool for operational safety and security on ships

Lloyd's Register Mariner is a software-based operational risk assessment tool that helps you manage safety and security risks in your shipboard operations.

By understanding the risks associated with your shipboard operations, you are more likely to appreciate the implications for potential business losses.

Lloyd's Register Mariner helps you to gain a better understanding of these risks and to identify cost-effective risk reduction measures to improve safety, and your environmental and business performance.

What is Lloyd's Register Mariner?

Lloyd's Register Mariner is a software-based operational risk assessment tool that helps you manage safety and security risks in your shipboard operations.

Through its easy-to-use and structured risk assessment methodology, Lloyds Register Mariner helps you to streamline the process of identifying areas of potential business loss. It covers:

Safety

• incident reporting accident and near-miss reporting

• health surveillance personnel at risk and risks to health

• accident statistics, based on the OCIMF Marine Injury Reporting Guidelines.

Security

• ISPS Code ship security assessments in accordance with USCG NAVIC 10-02 guidelines.

• Environment

• environmental management systems aspects, impacts, significance and controls.

What are the benefits?

• Lloyd's Register Mariners automated, structured approach leads to increased efficiency during the risk assessment process.

• It highlights critical areas for action, minimising potential consequential loss.

• The software helps you achieve the safety management objectives of the ISM Code and the security objectives of the ISPS Code.

• It promotes an enhanced safety culture across your fleet.

How does Lloyd's Register Mariner work?

Using a Windows Explorer-style navigator, you can map your shipboard operations into Type, Group and Operation. The scenarios listed in USCG NAVIC 10-02 can also be created.

Once the operation has been created, shipboard staff can carry out a risk assessment of that operation in accordance with the guidance contained in the Code of Safe Working Practices for Merchant Seamen. Similarly, when the scenarios have been created, a ship security assessment can be carried out in accordance with USCG NAVIC 10-02 guidelines.