34. Safety, Health and Environment Protection Policy … The safety and health of all seagoing personnel servicing on board Company’s managed vessels, as well as protection of the environment, is one of our Company’s main concerns and considerations. It is, therefore, ensured that our activities are governed by the need to protect the environment and maintain good safety and health conditions at work for all our employees, contracted personnel and any other persons who are directly or indirectly linked with our operations and workplace.
35. Drugs & Alcohol Policy … The use, possession, distribution or sale of illicit or drugs without prescription by all Company’s shore and on board Personnel is prohibited at any and all times during their employment by the Company. Seafarers are hereby warned that the Company is cooperating fully with police and the appropriate authorities in the prosecution of any person using, possessing or trafficking drugs or other illegal substances. Substances such as, but not limited to, marijuana, cocaine, phencyclidine (PCP) and amphetamines are included in this total ban. WARNING
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41. REQUIREMENTS and EXPECTATIONS Personal Safety USE Personal Protective Equipment AT WORK A number of injuries have stemmed from removal , or non appropriate use, of PPE. During the 3rd quarter (2007) two eye injuries were reported. In both cases seamen were operating a chipping tool and they were both wearing goggles. Eventually they replaced their goggles with spectacles, because their sweat was preventing them to have a clear view. If PPE needs to be removed , the individual should s top work , move away from the hazardous task and then remove the PPE. The hazardous task area should not be re-entered until full PPE is correctly in place. We are all responsible for our own safety and that of our colleagues . L ook out for your colleagues and take action if they are not protecting themselves. Prior to undertaking a task appropriate PPE must be identified, it must be provided and must been worn for the duration of the task. Incidents like the above are occurring when PPE is being removed momentarily.
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61. MARITIME SECURITY Company Security Officer: Capt. Gerasimos H. Tsiburlas Ship Security Officer: The Master of the ship
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