Mariners’ Alerting and Reporting Scheme (MARS) - August, September 2026
Year: 2026 Language: English Author: The Nautical Institute Genre: Bulletin Publisher: The Nautical Institute Edition: issues 406, 407 2026 Format: PDF Quality: eBook Pages count: 8 Description: Mariners' Alerting and Reporting Scheme (MARS) is primarily a confidential reporting system run by The Nautical Institute to allow full reporting of accidents (and near misses) without fear of identification or litigation. As a free service to the industry, MARS reports also regularly comprise alerts condensed from official industry sources, so that issues resulting from recent incidents can be efficiently relayed to the mariner on board. With access to the internet from vessels becoming more affordable, the MARS database is a valuable risk assessment, work planning, loss prevention tool and training aid for crew and management. Providing learning through confidential reports an international co-operative scheme for improving safety. MARS is a searchable database containing reports of accidents and near misses stretching back over a quarter of a century.
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In this bulletins… MARS 202629 Collision in fog in a TSS MARS 202630 Stop work authority not started MARS 202631 Tug name mix-up * MARS 202627 Tug connection gone wrong MARS 202628 BRM under pilotage takes a dive
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Mariners’ Alerting and Reporting Scheme (MARS) - August, September 2026
Language: English
Author: The Nautical Institute
Genre: Bulletin
Publisher: The Nautical Institute
Edition: issues 406, 407 2026
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook
Pages count: 8
Description: Mariners' Alerting and Reporting Scheme (MARS) is primarily a confidential reporting system run by The Nautical Institute to allow full reporting of accidents (and near misses) without fear of identification or litigation. As a free service to the industry, MARS reports also regularly comprise alerts condensed from official industry sources, so that issues resulting from recent incidents can be efficiently relayed to the mariner on board. With access to the internet from vessels becoming more affordable, the MARS database is a valuable risk assessment, work planning, loss prevention tool and training aid for crew and management.
Providing learning through confidential reports an international co-operative scheme for improving safety. MARS is a searchable database containing reports of accidents and near misses stretching back over a quarter of a century.
Contents
In this bulletins…MARS 202629 Collision in fog in a TSS
MARS 202630 Stop work authority not started
MARS 202631 Tug name mix-up
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MARS 202627 Tug connection gone wrong
MARS 202628 BRM under pilotage takes a dive
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