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March 25, 2026TransNav the International Journal on Marine Navigation and Safety of Sea Transportation1 citationsOpen Access

An Analysis of the Risks during Personnel Transfer via Shipboard Crane and Personnel Transfer Basket (PTB) during Ship to Ship (STS) Operation Offshore

LLLukasz LewkowiczGRGrzegorz Rutkowski

Key Points

  • The article aims to analyze risks involved in personnel transfers via shipboard cranes and PTBs during offshore operations.
  • Conducted a risk assessment of marine personnel transfer operations.
  • Reviewed documentation from various maritime companies related to personnel transfer.
  • Outlined procedures to minimize risks during offshore transfers.
  • Identified key risks associated with personnel transfer via shipboard crane and PTB.
  • Highlighted documentation practices from maritime companies that enhance safety.
  • Presented recommendations to mitigate risks during personnel transfers offshore.

Abstract

The purpose of this article is to analyze the risk related to the transfer of personnel via shipboard crane and Personnel Transfer Basket (PTB) during Ship to Ship (STS) operation offshore. The process of transferring personnel between two vessels or units offshore can be dangerous and is considered to be a high-risk operation. It is possible for accidents to occur that can result in serious injury or death. The study contains an analysis of risk assessment during marine personnel transfer operations from one unit to another, and a presentation of examples of documentation used in some maritime companies. It is also the answer to the question of what procedures should be followed to minimize the risk of marine accidents during personnel transfer offshore via shipboard crane and PTB.

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Lewkowicz et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69c37adcb34aaaeb1a67cccfhttps://doi.org/10.12716/1001.20.01.03
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