HiLo’s industry-leading predictive model for tankers has been upgraded. The maritime industry’s safety standards are constantly improving. HiLo develops its services based on those improvements. This time, HiLo used the information provided by our team of maritime members to develop the tanker model. The sources include subscriber data, Seaweb incident data and accident reports collected […]
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CUPID – An Interactive Innovation by HiLo
HiLo Maritime Risk Management has launched a brand new forum to improve safety in the maritime industry. CUPID gives shipping companies the chance to come together and share expertise anonymously, improving safety for the whole community. The organization uses Maritime Predictive Modelling to identify and prevent risks in the shipping industry. In the two years […]
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Check out this edition of Harbours Review to see how HiLo is using data to improve safety in shipping (p31-32): http://harboursreview.com/dont-let-it-turn-to-dust.html The data collected by shipping companies is one of the most powerful tools in the industry for saving lives. HiLo’s Manit Chander shows that by sharing this data in a secure environment, we can […]
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HiLo is incredibly proud to announce that we have won the Safety Tech Award 2019 from the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET). IET Events Group Manager, Tanya Spencer, said: “The IET’s distinctive Innovation Awards celebrate the very best in new innovations in science, engineering and technology from around the world.’ HiLo is excited to […]
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HiLo is honoured to have won Safety at Sea’s ‘Best Safety Service of the Year’ Award for 2019. This award recognises innovative services which have the potential to improve seafarer safety. HiLo has helped ship managers to reduce their risk of incidents by up to 72%. To find out about how to use HiLo to […]
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