Hamburg, Germany – The Container Ship Safety Forum (CSSF) is pleased to welcome BlueTack as a new Associated Member.
BlueTack brings specialised expertise in maritime casualty response and incident management, supporting the shipping industry in responding to complex operational and emergency situations. Through its practical experience across a wide range of incidents, the company contributes valuable operational insight and lessons learned that can help strengthen safety and resilience across the container shipping sector.
Commenting on the membership, Oliver Timofei, Director, BlueTack, said:
"As shipping moves through a period of real change, new fuels, tighter environmental expectations and more complex casualties, the industry needs forums where practical, hard-won experience gets shared openly. That's what drew BlueTack to CSSF, and we're looking forward to contributing what we've learned from the incidents we've responded to."
Søren Thuen, First Chairman of the CSSF Management Board, said:
“We are pleased to welcome BlueTack as an Associated Member of CSSF. Their hands-on experience from maritime casualty response and incident management brings valuable operational insight to our community. We look forward to their contributions as we continue working together to strengthen safety, security and environmental performance across the container shipping industry."
About BlueTack
BlueTack is a marine salvage company focused on Emergency Response and delivering Incident Management and Pollution Remediation services together with its key alliance partners. It also invests heavily in Emergency Preparedness, Salvage Training, and the Energy Transition, helping clients get ready for incidents before they happen and adapt to any present and future risks.
About the CSSF
Launched in 2014 and incorporated as a registered association in 2018, the Container Ship Safety Forum e.V. (CSSF) is an international industry association and global business-to-business network dedicated to improving safety performance and management practices in the container shipping industry.
CSSF members collaborate by measuring, reporting, benchmarking, sharing best practices, and engaging with key industry stakeholders.
The 34 ordinary member companies of the CSSF represent more than 50 percent of the worldwide available TEU capacity on fully cellular container vessels.
Media contact
Runa A. Skarbø
CSSF Secretariat
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