The IFSMA is collecting information on the experience of Shipmasters and Deck Officers with bridge alerts.
The information will be used to help inform IFSMA’s consideration of bridge alert management in discussions at the IMO Navigation, Communications and Search & Rescue (NCSR) Sub-Committee.
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