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ATLANTIC FAIR | 2 fyrilestrar á skrá í dag

Annar dagur á Atlantic Fair bjóður uppá fleiri spennandi og viðkomandi fyrilestrar.

(Mynd 📸 Myndir frá Fair.fo)

Í dag eru 2 áhugaverdir fyrilestrar á skránni á ársins Atlantic Fair. Tann fyrsti fyrilesturin er í dag kl 11.30.

May 30th, 11.00AM

BRANDUR Í FUNNINGSSTOVU, SJÓNÁM

Language: Faroese

EVOLVING SAFETY:

CONSCIOUSNESS AND MEASURES IN MARITIME OPERATIONS

Explore the evolution of maritime safety through historical insights and the implementation of crucial standards. We’ll examine how major disasters have shaped and developed maritime safety measures through IMO conventions and protocols.

We will also discuss the inception of maritime courses in the Faroe Islands in the early ‘90s, now mandatory and fully embraced by the maritime industry.

Concluding, we address the current challenge of fostering a safety culture onboard, particularly in fleet segments resistant to proactive responsibilities like regularly conducting drills.

This session provides essential in-sights for anyone involved in maritime op-erations, highlighting the importance of continuous improvement in safety training, thereby enhancing onboard safety culture.”

May 30th, 13.00PM

DÁVUR WINTHER, HEAD OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS, MUNICIPALITY OF KLAKSVÍK

Language: Faroese

THE CAPITAL OF INDUSTRY AS A CARRIER OF CULTURE

Business and culture in Klaksvík are truly walking arm in arm towards the future.

Klaksvík, the Capital of Industry in the Faroe Islands, can call itself a town of culture with the diversity implied in the title. The business environment in Klaksvík has always been an active participant and supporter of a diverse and rich cultural life in the town. More often than not, there is a short distance from thought to action – also when it comes to culture. It is because of the entrepreneurial spirit amongst the participants of the business environment in Klaksvík, who are great supporters of culture, sometimes adding their unconventional take on things.

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