FacebookTwitterEmailLinkedin Dr. Susanne Justesen, Director of Human Sustainability at the Global Maritime Forum, urges us to rethink our approach to safety by focusing on human sustainability—investing in people, their well-being, and their safety, while redesigning more appealing career paths. The recently published Sustainable Crewing Guidelines, developed through the Global Maritime Forum’s Diversity@Sea pilot initiative, outline actionable recommendations for shipowners and operators to improve living and working conditions at sea, making them more inclusive and attractive to all. Dr. Justesen emphasizes the importance of taking these guidelines seriously, especially given the many challenges currently facing the maritime industry. Above all, decarbonization remains the most pressing issue. To meet this challenge, industry stakeholders must redesign maritime career paths and create attractive, future-ready working conditions for the next generation workforce. RelatedNews Research shows that climate risks in shipping are more than they seem Paper finds strong potential for maritime decarbonization in India var jnews_module_21344964_0_6a0481b103930 = {"header_icon":"","first_title":"Related","second_title":"News","url":"","header_type":"heading_8","header_background":"","header_secondary_background":"","header_text_color":"","header_line_color":"","header_accent_color":"","header_filter_category":"","header_filter_author":"","header_filter_tag":"","header_filter_cpt_post_tag":"","header_filter_cpt_tribe_events_cat":"","header_filter_cpt_web_story_category":"","header_filter_cpt_web_story_tag":"","header_filter_text":"All","sticky_post":false,"sticky_post_filter":false,"post_type":"post","content_type":"all","sponsor":false,"number_post":"2","post_offset":0,"unique_content":"unique1","include_post":"","included_only":false,"exclude_post":"21344964","include_category":"","exclude_category":"","include_author":"","include_tag":"1504,1690,635,3713,1613,3314,2341","ex