MOL Safety Conference 2024′ Held at 4 Sites Worldwide
Aiming to Achieve ‘The World’s Highest Level of Safety
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, announced that it held the “MOL Safety Conference 2024” from January through March at four locations (please refer to the chart below) for seafarers responsible for MOL Group’s safe operation. In all 753 seafarers participated in the event.
The Safety Conference has been held every year since 2007 with the main purpose of fostering a safety awareness. This year, as in the One MOL Safety Campaign in 2023, the theme was “MY GOAL, ZERO HARM,” and through exchanges of opinions based on case studies of actual accidents, participants renewed their commitment to preventing the recurrence of accidents and achieving the 4 ZERO goals. In addition, MOL introduced utilization of its information and communication technology (ICT) and digital transformation (DX) initiatives (introduction of Starlink, FOCUS, etc.) and exchanged opinions on safe operations from various perspectives.
MOL Group continues its efforts under the Safety Vision to pursue the world’s highest level of safety.
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