How does Tangar ensure protection prevention onboard?

At Tangar Ship Management, safety is not just a protocol—it’s a commitment. We believe a well-maintained, secure vessel is the foundation of smooth operations, crew well-being, and client satisfaction. That’s why we go beyond basic compliance to implement strong, practical, and people-first protection and prevention measures onboard.

Here’s how Tangar ensures safety at sea through structured systems, trained crew, and proactive planning:

1. Robust Safety Management System (SMS)

We follow a structured Safety Management System aligned with the ISM Code, ensuring all operations—from machinery handling to emergencies—are standardized and regularly practiced.

Defined safety protocols for all operations – Every task is governed by clear procedures to avoid errors.

Frequent onboard risk assessments – We identify and reduce potential risks before they escalate.

Regular safety drills for the crew – Our crew trains regularly to act swiftly in emergencies.

2. Planned Maintenance and Inspection

We believe prevention is better than cure. Tangar ensures every part of the vessel is inspected and maintained to prevent breakdowns and ensure full safety.

Fixed maintenance schedules – Equipment is serviced routinely to maintain efficiency.

Third-party safety audits – External inspections help us meet the highest safety standards.

Immediate issue resolution – Any faults or non-conformities are addressed without delay.

3. Trained and Aware Crew

A ship is only as safe as the people onboard. We focus on continuous learning and awareness to empower our crew to handle any situation confidently.

Certified safety and emergency training – All seafarers are trained as per international safety standards.

Routine emergency simulations – Regular drills prepare them for real-life situations.

Hygiene and safety awareness onboard – The crew follows best practices in health and cleanliness.

4. Fire, Hazard, and Pollution Control

Tangar implements strong protocols to prevent fires, manage hazardous materials, and protect the marine environment.

Regular fire safety checks – Equipment is inspected to ensure readiness.

Safe fuel and chemical handling – Crew is trained to manage hazardous materials responsibly.

MARPOL-compliant waste disposal – Waste is disposed of safely, following international pollution control standards.

5. Cybersecurity Measures

With ships becoming more digital, Tangar ensures systems are protected against cyber threats.

Updated software and systems – All digital tools are secured and regularly updated.

Crew trained in cyber hygiene – Seafarers are educated on safe digital practices.

Controlled system access – Only authorized personnel can access sensitive information.

6. Emergency Preparedness

From man-overboard to machinery failure, we ensure the crew and systems are ready to respond at any time.

Lifesaving gear in top condition – Lifejackets, alarms, and rafts are checked regularly.

Clear signage and escape plans – Well-marked emergency exits ensure swift evacuation.

24/7 shore-based emergency support – Our land teams are always available to assist at sea.

7. Health and Well-being

The safety of our ships begins with the wellness of our people. Tangar promotes physical and mental health onboard.

Regular medical check-ups – Routine health screenings keep the crew fit and safe.

Clean water and healthy meals – Proper nutrition and hygiene are ensured.

Mental health support onboard – Emotional wellness is supported with care and resources.

Conclusion

At Tangar, protection and prevention are not occasional checks—they are a daily responsibility. From systems and training to maintenance and crew care, we build a culture where safety becomes second nature.

Because we don’t just manage ships—we protect lives.