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SAFEEN celebrates five million man-hours with zero Lost Time Injuries

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SAFEEN Marine Services announced today it has marked more than five million man-hours with zero Lost Time Injuries (LTI) and zero environmental incidents since its launch in 2012

Operating in nine commercial ports across the UAE and Middle East, SAFEEN Marine Services, part of AD Ports Group’s Maritime Cluster, extends HSE policy across a comprehensive portfolio of integrated and tailor-made marine services and solutions, which include towage, quayside-support services, emergency response, vessel assistance, inspections, and shipping maintenance.

Captain Adil Alhammadi, CEO of SAFEEN Marine Services, said, “We are proud to announce our success in achieving five million man-hours with zero LTI and zero environmental incidents, highlighting our commitment to AD Ports Group’s robust Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) practices that have been cultivated from the highest industry standards.”

“We have achieved this remarkable feat by promoting a safety culture across the organisation that comprises progressive HSE policy updates, regular audits, ermgancy drills, and regular in-house safety and training programmes to promote the wellbeing of our employees whilst maintaining a seamless supply chain network for our customers.”

SAFEEN Marine Services’ commitment to HSE has been celebrated by the industry’s most acclaimed awards and recognitions including the recent 2021 Stevie Business Awards. In addition, the company’s fleet is globally revered for their state-of-the-art technologies that keep energy consumption and emissions to a minimum.

Overseen by more than 200 high professional marine experts, SAFEEN Marine Services’ fleet is today one of the largest and most sophisticated fleets operating within the region, comprising of tugboats, pilot and speed boats, maintenance vessels, landing craft and ferries.

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