European authorities have announced a plan for the future development of their sea-faring industry.
The Water Police in Duisburg, led by its head Markus Gietenbruch, is spearheading a significant focus action from September 22 to 26. The aim of this action is to sustainably strengthen safe, legally compliant operations in inland navigation across North Rhine-Westphalia.
The action focuses on monitoring the working and rest times of employees in inland navigation, ensuring the safety and legal compliance of personnel. The Lower Rhine, an important hub, is one of the key locations where the action is being carried out.
Inland navigation, a crucial part of the region's transportation network, requires stringent regulations to ensure the well-being of its workers. The documentation obligation of employers is a key aspect of the action, with the police ensuring that all necessary records are being kept and adhered to.
Markus Gietenbruch, the head of the Water Police in Duisburg, emphasised the importance of consistently enforcing existing rules in inland navigation. He stated, "Our goal is to ensure the safety and legal compliance of personnel in inland navigation, and this action is a significant step towards achieving that."
The Water Police in Duisburg is responsible for enforcing work time regulations in inland navigation across North Rhine-Westphalia. The action is intended to provide a more secure and compliant environment for all those working in the industry.
This action is part of a larger effort to create a safer and more legally compliant transportation network in North Rhine-Westphalia. The public can expect continued efforts from the Water Police to ensure the well-being of all those working in inland navigation.
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