‘One MOL Safety Campaign’ for 2020 being held online

~ Forging Ahead to Become the World Leader in Safe Operation ~
MOL announced that, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the “One MOL Safety Campaign” for 2020 is being held online from September 2020 to March 2021. It has held online conferences for MOL seafarers in six major seafarer source nations around the world, along with an online campaign targeting all MOL-operated vessels.
President & CEO and other MOL Group executives and employees are taking part in the “One MOL Safety Campaign,” holding lively exchanges of opinions with crewmembers about ways to ensure the safe operation of the MOL Group fleet.
The theme for the current campaign is “You are the KEY PERSON.” The MOL Group has been promoting ways to more effectively foster a culture of safety by encouraging seafarers to consider themselves the “key person” supporting the ocean shipping industry during the COVID-19 pandemic and using the watchwords “STOP and THINK MORE” to promote safe operation. Furthermore, all participants discussed the grounding of the Capesize bulk carrier Wakashio off Mauritius in July 2020 and the resulting oil spill, and renewed their commitment to ensure safe operation as a unified team at sea and on land, playing the “key” role in safe operation.
The MOL Group continues its efforts to become the world leader in safe operation through the safety campaign and other activities.
| Online conferences | ||
| Date | Target regions | No. of participating seafarers |
| October 7 | India | 238 |
| October 20 | Europe | 120 |
| October 23 | Russia | 133 |
| October 29 | The Philippines | 250 |
| November 20 | Japan | 84 |
| November 24 | Indonesia | 47 |
| Online campaign | ||
| No. of campaigns held | No. of target vessels | Cumulative no. of participants at sea, on land |
| 13 | 48 | 1500 (incl. 532 on-land employees) |
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