Respect the marine environment
Follow the vessel’s approved arrangements for waste handling and environmental reporting. Never improvise disposal or discharge instructions.
PEOPLE / OCEAN / RESPONSIBILITYCare for our people.
Care for our people.
Respect for the ocean.
Responsible maritime work starts with the choices within each person’s role: use resources thoughtfully, follow authorized procedures, report concerns, and leave a clear record for those who follow.
RESPONSIBILITY IN EVERYDAY WORK
A thoughtful approach
to shared resources.
Care for the ocean and the working environment belongs in everyday habits. These principles guide responsible conduct; vessel-specific requirements are set by the authorized operational team.
Use resources thoughtfully
Report leaks, avoid unnecessary resource use within your authority, and follow approved equipment operating instructions.
Request with purpose
Make supply requests clear: quantities, intended use, estimate, and approval route. Review what is already available before requesting more.
Care for the workplace
Keep communication respectful, help colleagues find support, and raise concerns about working conditions through the right channel.
Report observations
Record facts and follow-up for environmental or safety observations. Immediate hazards require the vessel’s established reporting route.
Improve through learning
Use verified feedback and practical work guides to identify better ways to coordinate work. Company procedures take precedence over general guidance.
Clear commitments.
Accurate information.
Communicate environmental progress with a clear scope, period, and source. Connect observations to an accountable owner, keep supporting records, and review outcomes before sharing results. Thoughtful reporting helps teams learn from their work.
A CONNECTION THAT STARTS WITH PEOPLEQuestions about work?
Questions about work?
Start with a conversation.
Employee, crew, recruitment, and workplace enquiries.
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