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The common ground for professional mariners is the
challenge of moving at speed across the sea in waves.
A shared objective is reducing the risk of injury.
After a fast transit people need to be able to perform tasks.
Maritime pilots and wind farm technicians climb ladders.
SAR carry out rescues. Military undertake boarding.
The next generation of manned and unmanned vessel
operators will need new approaches to 'speed in waves'
for protecting both people and sensitive equipment.
Workshop Lead - John Haynes
RS & WBV Training delivered to hundreds of organisations.
In 2021 led MCA working group that created MGN 436
MCA Guidance re Shocks and Impacts on Small Vessels.
Standard Rate: £120
Discount Rate: £95
Military / Government / Academia / SAR / Ports / RINA
UKHMA / UKMPA / IMarEST / British Marine / YBDSA
Workshop Information
info@shockmitigation.com
Relevant to Professional - Commercial - Military:
End-user Organisations // Operators // Boat Builders // Refit Yards
Equipment Manufacturers // Naval Architects // Designers
Safety Organisations // Legislators // Ports & Harbours
International Experts Highlight Solutions for:
Patrol Craft // Pilot Boats // Search & Rescue // Workboats
Navy // Military // Wind Farm Support // Police & Security
Offshore // Charter // Superyacht & Tenders // Autonomous
The Maritime and Coastguard Agency is an executive agency of the UK Department for Transport. The MCA provides a 24-hour maritime and coastal search and rescue emergency coordination and response service for the United Kingdom. The MCA produce legislation and guidance to promote maritime standards to improve safety and minimise the maritime sector’s environmental impact.
The Marine Accident Investigation Branch is a UK government organisation which was established in 1989. The MAIB is authorised to investigate all maritime accidents in UK waters and accidents involving UK registered ships worldwide. It may also participate in other maritime investigations where British citizens are involved or where the UK has a substantial interest.
Adam Younger has competed in Offshore Powerboat racing at National and International level. Adam Younger Design was established to deliver top-tier high-performance powercraft designs for the racing, leisure, superyacht and commercial sectors. Innovation and development are at the core of AYD mission. The company work globally and have established links and partners across many countries.
Maritime Systems was established in 2005 as a design consultancy company. In 2011 the company began producing a range of products as a direct response to marine industry requirements. Devices are designed to be easy to set up. The VIMMS system monitors levels of exposure to shock and vibration for personnel during daily activities. On-board processing makes gathering data a simple process. Intuitive dashboards enable users to easily interpret data.
SHOCKWAVE design, develop and manufacture a range of marine suspension seating for military, professional and commercial use. SHOCKWAVE ICE - Integrated Control Environment - are suspended cockpits designed to provide adjustable, multi-axis shock mitigation for vessel crews, equipment and electronics. SHOCKWAVE is dedicated to marine safety with a history of taking their products into some of the most severe open water conditions on the planet.
The Royal National Lifeboat Institution was established in 1824. The RNLI now operates 450 lifeboats from 238 locations with approximately 7800 volunteer lifeboat crew and shore team. A 24 hour search and rescue service is provided around the entire coast of the geographical British Isles. The fleet of Inshore and All Weather lifeboats have to be capable of safely and reliably operating in the most extreme elements.
Supermarine Powerboats was established in 1986 and took on its current name in 2016. Operating out of a factory on the banks of the Lymington River on the UK south coast, the company has extensive knowledge of composite processes and can build up to 70 feet in length. Working with some of the world’s best fast craft designers, Supermarine has a long track record of building low volume, bespoke, high quality powerboats.
