Privacy Policy

Quality Management:

Quality Management can be defined as an ongoing effort to consistently provide shipping and crewing services that meet and exceed customer expectations. Achieved through a structured, systematic process for creating organizational participation in planning and implementing control and improvements.

 

Occupational Health and Safety Management (OHS):

Work safety and employee wellbeing is of primary importance at SSL Navigation. We are proud of our safety record, which we all continue to work hard to maintain. OHS programs are about fostering a safe and healthy working environment, protecting the welfare and interests of all our people. These are regular analyzed and updated where needed.

Crucial to administering such OHS conditions and minimizing the possibility of accidents or damage is preventive measures, such as ongoing education, training and assessments of office and shipboard personnel, as well as premise and equipment inspections. Meanwhile, emergency readiness and contingency planning are in place to minimize any loss of life, injuries or damages. SSL maintains a zero tolerance to Drugs and Alcohol: no duties shall be performed while under the influence of alcohol or drugs

 

Security Management of Crew and Vessel:

Safeguarding the security of all crew personnel and property, as well as owner’s shipping assets is of utmost priority at SSL. We seek to minimize maritime security risks and improve security management by closely following expert advice on risk mitigation. Such risk advisory focusses on operational security, crisis response, and training on action, among other areas in challenging high-risk environments.

Naturally, the first stage in security is pre-emptive, supported by intelligence, careful planning, and monitoring. In turn, application of timely and practical approaches at sea provides our shipping and offshore crew the means to swiftly make vital tactical decisions and significantly reduce security risks, whilst ensuring safe protection and recovery of both crew and vessel.

 

Environmental Obligations:

SSL Navigation always assesses any potential negative impact of its shipping operations on our oceans, making environmental considerations an integral part of any planning process. Essentially, this means environmental emergency response procedures are designed and checked in order to effectively protect from, or deal with any unforeseeable accidents.

At the same time, resource management identifies factors affecting our wider environment, and moves to place greater emphasis, care and action. This includes commitment to sustainability issues and overall reducing our company’s carbon footprint on the environment from both operations onshore and at sea

SSL has promulgated some policies and is responsible for regularly implementation of them. These policies are communicated, understood, implemented and maintained at all levels of the Company’s shore based and shipboard organization and to all persons working for or on behalf of SSL.

• OPERATIONAL POLICIES
• Policy on Navigation
• Policy on Cargo Operations
• Policy on Technical Management
• Policy on Fleet Personnel
• Policy on Insurance
• Policy on Information Systems
• Policy on Accounting