Leadership & Culture at Sea

18 Dec 25

Why Behavioral Assessment Was Introduced in Maritime Audits

Leadership & Culture at Sea, Audits & Inspections, Crew Training & Development

Why Behavioral Assessment Was Introduced in Maritime Audits (Article available on Linkedin) (And why a navigational audit is incomplete without it) A ship can be fully compliant. And still be unsafe. This is not a paradox. It is the daily reality of maritime audits. For years, audits focused on what…

16 Dec 25

“Silence on the Bridge” – Decision-Making Under Pressure at Sea – and Why Aviation Handles It Better

Leadership & Culture at Sea, Crew Training & Development, Maritime Safety & Compliance

“Silence on the Bridge” – Decision-Making Under Pressure at Sea – and Why Aviation Handles It Better (Article available on Linkedin) Bridge. Night watch. Routine conditions. No alarms. No emergency. No raised voices. Just light haze and a single contact on the radar. The Officer of the Watch has…

07 Dec 25

Why the Office Lies to Itself (and Why the Sea Always Wins)

Leadership & Culture at Sea

Why the Office Lies to Itself (and Why the Sea Always Wins) (Article available on Linkedin) Imagine a ship with perfect paperwork: every checklist ticked, every audit passed. The office pats itself on the back – zero incidents on record this year. Yet out at sea, that same ship is…

25 Nov 25

Why the Crew lies and why SIRE exposes it.

Leadership & Culture at Sea

Why the Crew lies and why SIRE exposes it. (Article available on Linkedin.) Let’s be honest. Every Captain has “adjusted” a logbook entry at some point. Every Chief has “prepared” the engine room for an inspection so well that an hour earlier they wouldn’t have recognized their own machinery…

Why Behavioral Assessment Was Introduced in Maritime Audits

“Silence on the Bridge” – Decision-Making Under Pressure at Sea – and Why Aviation Handles It Better

Why the Office Lies to Itself (and Why the Sea Always Wins)

Why the Crew lies and why SIRE exposes it.

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Leadership & Culture at Sea

Why Behavioral Assessment Was Introduced in Maritime Audits

“Silence on the Bridge” – Decision-Making Under Pressure at Sea – and Why Aviation Handles It Better

Why the Office Lies to Itself (and Why the Sea Always Wins)

Why the Crew lies and why SIRE exposes it.

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