http://www.wrightway.co.uk/news_manager Training and Consultancy Way Thu, 24 Jun 2010 14:41:37 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Am I alone in noticing the regular use of the word ‘complacency’ when describing the cause of a marine accident or incident? What a strange word to use in the context of accident causation when people so rarely set out to deliberately cause an accident, and even when an action ... http://www.wrightway.co.uk/news_manager/?p=37 Following the publication of my article on complacency in the January Telegraph, I was interested to read the latest MAIB publication, which contains a report entitled ‘Complacency Leads to Blackout and Grounding’. Once again I wish to point out that majoring in complacency, allegedly shown by any of these officers, ... http://www.wrightway.co.uk/news_manager/?p=35 WrightWay Training Limited conducted the first Crew Resource Management course, CRM, to be held at the V.Ships Training Centre in Odessa, Ukraine, from 22 - 26 March, 2010. WrightWay has previously been conducting CRM training for V.Ships at the Transas facility in Portsmouth, and future courses will be conducted at ... http://www.wrightway.co.uk/news_manager/?p=13 BC Ferries is one of the largest, most sophisticated ferry transportation systems in the world, with, up to 47 ports of call providing a service on 25 routes along the coast of British Columbia, Canada. WrightWay, in co-operation with Force Technology, has been working with BC Ferries for nearly three years ... http://www.wrightway.co.uk/news_manager/?p=5