Canada: Safety culture continuing to grow in lobster fishery

게시됨 2024년 11월 22일

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The fishing industry in Nova Scotia is seeing a surge in safety consciousness, with more fishers signing up for voluntary safety training and taking part in preseason safety meetings. The demand for the Wheelhouse Safety Logbook Tutorial, developed by Fish Safe NS in collaboration with the Nova Scotia Fisheries Sector Council, has led to the attendance of about 350 fishers since its introduction. The organization also offers forklift training, WHMIS Training, and plans to develop a vessel stability program. Rebates are provided for life raft inspections, purchase of immersion suits and PFDs, and efforts are being made to improve the comfort of PFDs.
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Safety consciousness in Nova Scotia’s fishing industry continues to be cultivated and strengthened. “Not only is it a good sign that you have more fishers signing up for non-mandatory safety training like the Wheelhouse Safety Logbook Tutorial, and when you talk to captains there are more doing preseason safety meetings with their crews, but we also are seeing more PFDs on the vessels and wharves we visit,” says Dylan Buchanan, executive director of Fish Safe NS. The tutorial for the Wheelhouse Safety Logbook was developed while working with the Nova Scotia Fisheries Sector Council, says Buchanan. “When Transport Canada announced last November they would be taking up the safety board’s recommendations to confirm safety drills on boats during inspections, what ended up happening is there became a very big demand to use the safety logbook as a way to document all the drills and stuff,” Buchanan says. “As a result, we created a tutorial around the safety logbook just to help people ...
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