NORTH-WEST
SEAFARERS WELFARE PUBLIC COMMITTEE
For all questions related to violation of your rights to social services for seafarers in the port, you can contact us +79112993508:
Tasks of the committee:
• Monitoring and promoting the welfare program for seafarers in accordance with the MLC- 2006.
• Control of SWPC inspectors and ship-visitors of public organizations, when they perform work related to the provision of social assistance to seafarers in ports.
• Management of social centers for seafarers in St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region.
• Provision of social conditions, recreation, pastoral care, spiritual support, medical and legal assistance to seafarers visiting the ports of St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region.
SWPC MEMBERS
The public committee monitors compliance with the conditions of social services for seafarers in ports and the activities of volunteer organizations to protect the interests of seafarers.
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Президент SWPC
АЛЕКСАНДР ЧЕСНОКОВ
Председатель Сев-Зап. профорг. плавсостава,
Вице-президент SWPC
Вице-президент SWPC
АНДРЕЙ МИРОШКИН
АЛЕКСАНДР ДОНИН
СЕРГЕЙ ХАРЬКОВСКИЙ
ОЛЬГА БУГАЕВА
СЕРГЕЙ ФИШОФ
Председатель правления SWPC, член НЭС при СФ РФ
Представитель Комитета по транспорту, член комитета SWPC
Руководитель волонтеров Sea club, член комитета SWPC
Руководитель отдела
инспекции труда РПСМ, член комитета SWPC
инспекции труда РПСМ, член комитета SWPC
Представитель безопасности порта, член комитета SWPC
Представитель общественного контроля, член комитета SWPC
ГЕОРГИЙ ЦАКАДЗЕ
Our Ship-Vsitors visit ships every day and in all weathers. If you have any questions, you can contact them and they will help you.
Organizations helping our work
PARTNERS
Seafarers' Mission
A seafarer's job, according to the classification of the International Labour Organization, is one of the most dangerous professions in the world.
For people not connected with the sea, this fact might seem surprising (considering that many view working at sea as "romantic"), but ask an experienced seafarer and they will list a whole range of different challenges associated with this occupation
For people not connected with the sea, this fact might seem surprising (considering that many view working at sea as "romantic"), but ask an experienced seafarer and they will list a whole range of different challenges associated with this occupation
Firstly, working at sea means prolonged, all-weather, months-long intense work in shifts on a ship under the conditions of sea navigation. Secondly, the ship is almost always in motion – whether it is slight oscillatory movements or strong rolling and pitching. Such motion causes many to suffer from "seasickness," which is not easy to overcome even for experienced seafarers. Thirdly, the ship's crew is constantly exposed to extreme temperatures and harsh weather conditions, especially during long voyages covering many countries and continents. The ship may first encounter the severe cold of the North and then the hot and humid conditions of a tropical climate. Fourthly, extremely high temperatures, vibration, and noise in the engine room, proximity to the ship's radar or radio equipment emitting various types of radiation. Accidents on ships at sea involving people falling overboard, falls on the deck, in the engine room, or from any other structures on the ship while performing tasks. A significant factor remains the professional and interpersonal conflicts that often arise between multinational crew members due to the stressful schedule and lifestyle in confined spaces. All these features complicate life on board the ship, thereby contributing to a range of psychological problems
We provide practical, emotional and spiritual support to seafarers through visits to seafarers' centers by representatives of religious faiths.
Providing charitable assistance to seafarers' welfare services in the port.
Providing charitable assistance to seafarers' welfare services in the port.
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A Prayer for All Seafarers
O Lord of the great oceans, we praise and magnify Your Holy name. You have given us a highway on which we may travel to many nations and come to know many peoples. We give You thanks for all seafarers who navigate our ships and carry cargoes all over the world, for our lives are enriched through their labors. Forgive us when we forget how much we owe them and may we rejoice in the skills and courage they bring to their calling. Never leave or forsake them but go with them as they sail the lonely seas and bring them safely home to those who love them. Through Jesus Christ our lord. AMEN.
Maritime mission Christions
Allahu Akbar
Allahu Akbar (3 times). Allahumma innaa naselukya fii safarinaa haaza al birra wat taqwa, wa minal 'amyali maa tardo. Allahumma chavvin alinaa safarana haaza, watvi anna budeh. Allahumma ante sahibu fis safari wal khalifetu fil ehel. Allahumma inniy a'uuzu bikya min wa'saays safar, wa kyaabatil manzar, wa suuil munqalabi fil maali wal ehli walad, wa min da'watil mazluyum
Maritime mission Muslims
We also provide charitable assistance to seafarers' welfare services in the port.
OLGA
Senior Volunteer Coordinator & SHIP-VISITOR
(we will answer all questions)
(we will answer all questions)