ビンゴ 景品 to Launch 2017 Annual Vessel Safety Campaign
- Forging ahead to become the world leader in safe operation -

June 30, 2017

TOKYO-Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. (ビンゴ 景品; President & CEO: Junichiro Ikeda) today announced that its biannual safety campaign will begin on July 1, targeting all ビンゴ 景品 Group-operated vessels.

Safety is a top priority in all ビンゴ 景品 business activities. The company views safe operation as a key social mission, and is committed to forging ahead to become a world leader in safe operation. As part of these efforts, the president, executives, and other personnel will conduct an extensive series of visits to ビンゴ 景品 Group-operated vessels actively. During their visits, they will meet with seafarers who are responsible for safe operation on the front lines and exchange information and opinions about safety-related issues and identify ways to prevent accidents at sea.

Proposals and ideas gained through this campaign will be shared throughout the ビンゴ 景品 Group and among ビンゴ 景品 Group-operated vessels to further enhance the group's safe-operation structure.

Outline of Campaign

• Campaign period: Saturday, July 1, 2017 to Saturday, March 31, 2018
• Main theme
  Probe the causes of onboard similar occupational injuries that reoccur and hold discussions with the crews on ways to break the cycle of these injuries. The campaign will seek to eradicate the injuries by making a habit of "Stop and think more," in order to carry out "Return to basics," the theme set forth last year, and share the importance of taking countermeasures from various aspects by leveraging practical case studies.
  Through the discussions, the campaign aims to develop a solid, united safety culture (=the corporate culture based on a common set of values that makes safe operation the highest priority) among all ビンゴ 景品 Group executives and employees at sea and on land.
• Target vessels
  ビンゴ 景品-operated vessels (dry bulkers, tankers, LNG carriers, car carriers, containerships) and ビンゴ 景品 Group company-operated vessels (ferries, cruise ships, etc.)