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My commitment to NINA
‘I promise that action will be taken on all safety matters that are brought to my notice.’
Pradeep Chawla, Managing Director of QHSE and Training at Anglo Eastern: “When I was working as a cadet, some guys made a bet who would dare to climb the mast wire. One of them did go up, even though some of us protested. At a height of five meters he got tired, fell down and was severely injured."
"This incident has stuck in my mind ever since. I still hold myself responsible for not being louder, for not being able to stop him. I share this story because I feel it is the duty of elder crewmembers to give guidance to younger people, so they will not make the same mistakes. It is about leading by example. A lot of accidents can be prevented if one is aware of the risks. NINA is one of the tools we have to reach this goal over the years."
