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Understanding RightShip Safety Score
The Safety Score is built using 6 sub-scores and more than 20 safety considerations, it benchmarks historical vessel performance across incidents, PSC Inspection outcomes, DOC company performance, class, and flag data. Designed as the first step in the risk management process, the Safety Score helps owners, charterers, ports, terminals, and other stakeholders assess vessel performance against a consistent global standard.
- Transparency
- Consistency
- Accuracy
- Continuous Improvement
- Relevancy
Transparent and Explainable
Every score is supported by clearly defined sub-scores, visible scoring rules, and documented paths to resolution, providing greater transparency into how vessel performance is assessed.
Clear and Consistent Benchmarking
A standardised 0–5 scoring framework enables objective comparison across the global fleet, helping stakeholders assess vessel performance against a consistent industry benchmark.
Built for Greater Accuracy
Combining verified maritime data, expert review, and industry feedback, the model provides a balanced and credible assessment of historical safety performance.
Drives Continuous Safety Improvement
Detailed sub-scores and performance indicators help identify opportunities for improvement, encouraging stronger safety outcomes and higher standards across the industry.
Dynamic and Relevant
Periodic recalibration ensures the model reflects evolving safety trends, operational performance patterns, and changes across the global fleet.
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This article has been updated to reflect the simplified Age Trigger implementation timeline (Phases 2-4), including updates to the Phase 4 activation age and implementation date.
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