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30 Sep 2026

Seaways Feature: Fatigue after MARTHA

Ten years after the groundbreaking study, what has changed?

Seaways
30 Sep 2026

Seaways Feature: Chronocoaching

A new approach to understanding alertness and rest needs

Seaways
25 Sep 2026

Tiredness Kills

Detailed analysis of the IMO’s GISIS Casualty Database

Institute News
29 Jun 2026

Seaways Free Article: An alarming situation

When bridge technology is distracting

Seaways
29 Jun 2026

202624 Fatigue contributes to catastrophe

Tanker A was underway in a traffic separation scheme (TSS) in good weather and with visibility of about 10 to 12 nautical miles (nm).

MARS
31 Mar 2026

Seaways Feature: Untying the fatigue knot

Why we need to distinguish rest from sleep

Seaways
27 Jan 2026

Watchout: Slipping into sleep; drifting into danger

How one Master’s fatigue led directly to the grounding of a passenger vessel

The Navigator
01 Jun 2022

Take 10 #30: Fatigue

Fatigue is one of the most dangerous threats to a navigator onboard ship. Here are ten points to help you manage your levels of tiredness and fatigue

The Navigator
01 Jun 2022

Fighting fatigue one sleep at a time

Seafarers work in a heavily regulated industry. Like many other dedicated professionals out there, they face a workload that is physically and mentally challenging. Prolonged stress, working long hours in an isolated place and not finding enough time to sleep can all lead to immense fatigue. The good news is that there is plenty that can be done to help combat stress and promote healthy, restorative sleep. Captain James Foong FNI explains further

The Navigator
01 Jun 2022

WAYPOINT - Fighting fatigue with technology

George Shaw from the Royal Institute of Navigation looks at how how technology might be able to help address concerns about fatigue at sea

The Navigator
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