Health & Safety

PORT & TERMINAL NEWS

PORT & TERMINAL NEWS

TT Club is urging ports, terminals and warehouse operators to treat dehydration as a serious workplace safety risk, warning that its impact on worker performance can be comparable to alcohol impairment.

5th August 2026

Dehydration risks threaten port safety

5th August 2026

PORT & TERMINAL NEWS

PORT & TERMINAL NEWS

The EU-funded GUARD project has officially launched with the aim of improving safety standards for crane and port operations while reducing workplace accidents across Europe’s maritime sector.

29th June 2026

GUARD targets safer port operations

29th June 2026

PRODUCTS & SERVICES

PRODUCTS & SERVICES

Port workers face constant noise exposure that can cause permanent, preventable hearing loss if protective measures aren’t applied, says Dominique Stone, lead audiologist and clinical governance lead at The Hearing Clinic UK.

18th March 2026

EXCLUSIVE: Port noise poses hearing risk

18th March 2026

EQUIPMENT

EQUIPMENT

A port safety organisation is urging the UK’s port and terminal operators to keep better records on incidents and near misses.

22nd May 2024

Keep better accident records, ports urged

22nd May 2024

PROJECTS & INITIATIVES

PROJECTS & INITIATIVES

An innovative netting to prevent falls from height has won the TT Innovation in Safety Awards.

26th February 2024

Safety device nets TT award

26th February 2024

OPERATIONS

OPERATIONS

New health and safety code brings rules for automation, human rights and gender.

6th March 2017

New health & safety angles for port operations

6th March 2017

BULK HANDLING

BULK HANDLING

Salvors and ports need to work together when disaster strikes.

27th June 2014

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27th June 2014