Maritime
safety solutions

Maritime
safety solutions

Workers on offshore sites often face challenging conditions, requiring top-tier protective gear to ensure their safety and comfort during crucial tasks in harsh weather. Globus offers a diverse range of high-quality PPE placing your safety first.

Shipyard workers and shipbuilders are exposed to high levels of asbestos. Inhaling large quantities of these materials can be incredibly harmful. Long-term asbestos exposure can cause lung disease, severe fibrosis, and even cancer.

Oil rig platforms handle some of the world’s most dangerous chemicals. Working with highly flammable, corrosive, or explosive chemicals can result in severe burns or loss of limb function. Seafood processing may, at times, require the use of dangerous chemical substances.

Dermatologics, carcinogens, and asthmatic agents are some of the toxins present in the chemicals used when processing seafood. Products used for sanitizing and cooling foods are examples of products that pose a significant risk. Engines require the skills of engineers to control the ship's primary functions. If these machines are not properly maintained, they could become very dangerous and may even cause explosions or fires that injure workers as well as the ship itself.

Hazards in the maritime industry
Asbestos
Harmful chemicals
Electricity
Fire
Low temperatures
Heavy machinery
Falling objects
Asbestos
Harmful chemicals
Electricity
Fire
Low temperatures
Heavy machinery
Falling objects
Did you know?
The fatal injury rate for marine...
terminal workers between 2011 and 2017 was 15.9 per 100,000 workers annually (Source: Armstrong Lee & Baker)
Seafood processing workers...
experience exceptionally high injury rates, with 6,670 injuries per 100,000 workers during the 2011 to 2017 period (Source: NTSB)
The U.S. Coast Guard...
and maritime agencies report approximately 3,000 maritime incidents annually (Source: U.S. Naval Institute)
Explore our safety solutions
Hand protection
Hand protection is crucial in the maritime industry due to the nature of the work environment, which involves handling heavy machinery, sharp tools, and hazardous materials. Workers are frequently exposed to rough surfaces, extreme temperatures, and the risk of cuts, abrasions, or crush injuries. The marine setting, with its wet and often unpredictable conditions, increases the risk of slipping or mishandling equipment, making injuries more likely. Additionally, chemicals used in maintenance, such as cleaning agents and lubricants, can lead to burns or skin irritations.

Effective hand protection enhances operational efficiency and safety; Globus' many options of hand protection help to prevent all risks.
Head protection
Head protection is essential in the maritime industry due to the high risk of falling objects, low overhead clearances, and the frequent use of heavy machinery. Workers are often in environments where they could be struck by equipment, tools, or cargo. Our Radius range is tailored perfectly for this industry.
Eye protection
Eye protection is vital in the maritime industry due to risks from flying debris during tasks like welding or grinding, exposure to hazardous chemicals, UV radiation reflected off water, and high-pressure equipment failures. Globus' eye protection helps prevent injuries and long-term damage while ensuring compliance with safety regulations.
Looking for maritime PPE that is sustainable?
See how much plastic you can save
Ready to take the next step?

The 360 Safety Program is a free no-obligation service, to help assess and identify the specific Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) needs for a particular site or workplace. The personalised and tailor-made assessment provided can be adjusted to align with your specific business requirements.

Compare 3 products selected
My cart