The right workforce safety LMS can help keep your employees safe and your company compliant with the law, while also managing any other training your workers need. When it comes to workforce training, your employees’ health, safety, and efficiency are on the line. Can you afford to waste resources on outdated, time-consuming recordkeeping and audits that take ages?

Moxie Media’s flexible and customizable workforce safety LMS streamlines training, tracking, and reporting online for your team. It reduces your paperwork, automates your recordkeeping, and can be personalized to meet your organization’s unique needs. This way, data collection and entry is done automatically and accurately, and your company’s information is organized and easy to find.

Since 2004, the U.S. Coast Guard’s Subchapter M regulations have had a substantial impact on the maritime towing industry. Sub M has imposed rules, safety procedures, and stringent requirements for compliance. These regulations have continued to evolve to keep crews safe, but without proper maritime safety training, your crew could be left behind.

Moxie Media’s initial Subchapter M crew safety orientation suite is the ideal solution to train your new crewmembers as required by the Sub M regulations. With comprehensive, easy-to-understand maritime safety training videos shot on location, our orientation suite covers a broad range of topics in a digestible format to help ensure your employees absorb this vital safety information.

A recent United States Department of Labor report sited that over 110,000 lost time hand injuries occurred in a one year period with an average of six days away from work. Nearly 70% of workers who experienced hand injuries were not wearing gloves.

Working on towing vessels, barges, tugs and offshore support vessels pose special risks for hand injuries. However, all hand injuries are preventable with the right knowledge and the proper actions.

Upon completion of Hand Safety for the Maritime Industry training, mariners will be able to identify hand safety risks aboard vessels and recognize the value of proper planning, situational awareness, and the use of PPE when working with their hands.

Vessels and ports are more and more dependent on sophisticated technical equipment and software to enhance their operations. But IT and OT systems onboard ships, hardware and sensors, communications, power, and navigation systems are all vulnerable to cyber threats. That’s why maritime cybersecurity awareness is essential.

Good preventive computer security practices can protect against the common threats ships and maritime facilities may face. Our new cybersecurity training helps to give your personnel the knowledge they need to close maritime cybersecurity gaps and vulnerabilities.

This maritime cybersecurity awareness training teaches both how to be aware of the most common attacks and how to put effective safeguards into practice.

Safety and employee well-being is the number one concern for maritime companies and their employees. Poor body mechanics and working in prolonged awkward postures can lead to deblitating back and soft tissue injuries.

Maritime Back and Soft Tissue Injury Prevention is a dynamic back and soft tissue injury prevention program that is designed to help crewmembers perform thier job in a safe practical approach.

This program will introduce yor crew to some basic ergonomic concepts that will teach your them how to keep their body safe and healthy while working in the maritime industry.