IMCA Supports Call to Recognise All Seafarers and Offshore Workers
Published on 29 April 2020
The International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA) is supporting the call to action to recognise the significant efforts being made by seafarers and offshore workers globally during these challenging times caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Associations such as the International Chamber of Shipping, its members, shipowners and port operators are encouraging vessel masters to participate in an act of recognition by requesting that all vessels in ports around the world sound their ship’s whistle on 1 May 2020 at 12.00hrs, providing it is safe to do so.
This move is to celebrate and recognise the contributions and sacrifices that all workers, including all maritime workers both on-board and onshore, have been making during the current COVID-19 crisis.
NOTE: The International Chamber of Shipping have released a short video about this initiative which you can view on You Tube here.
News Coverage
Date | Article | Source |
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30 April 2020 | IMCA Supports Call to Recognize All Seafarers | Offshore Source (Online) |
30 April 2020 | IMCA Supports Call to Recognize All Seafarers | Ocean News & Technology Magazine |
29 April 2020 | IMCA Supports Call To Recognise All Seafarers | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide |
29 April 2020 | IMCA supports call to recognise all seafarers | OGV Energy |
29 April 2020 | IMCA supports call to recognise all Seafarers | Allaboutshipping |
29 April 2020 | IMCA supports call to recognise all seafarers during COVID-19 | Subsea UK |
IMCA supports call to recognise all seafarers and offshore workers | Foreign Affairs.co.nz |