Keep your seafarers safe and meet the requirements of the
Maritime Labor Convention.
Protect seafarer health and comply with the Maritime Labor Convention. Shipping companies face challenges like preventing Legionella, controlling noise levels, and ensuring safe drinking water on board. SGS offers comprehensive testing services to support seafarers, vessels, and ship managers in maintaining safe working conditions.
Our services include:
- Drinking water testing – sampling and analysis according to the 2011 WHO Guidelines for Ship Sanitation for drinking water and various Flag State requirements
- Indoor air quality testing – sampling and analysis of mold, airborne bacteria and more, according to various flag state requirements
- Legionella testing – sampling and analysis according to internationally accepted methods
- Marine plastic litter and microplastics testing – sampling and analysis of waters according to the required methods
- Noise and vibration testing
The SGS Crew Well-Being Monitored Program is a voluntary initiative designed to identify and document shipboard health risks. Aligned with the 2006 Maritime Labor Convention, it promotes safer living conditions for seafarers and ensures compliance to prevent penalties during Port State Control inspections.
Your Trusted Partner for Marine Labor, Sanitation, and Industrial Hygiene
With 145+ years in maritime services and teams in over 550 ports, SGS supports ships, ports, and coastal managers in achieving ESG goals and regulatory compliance. We provide cost-effective solutions to safeguard your vessel and crew.
Contact us to learn more about enhancing crew well-being and compliance.