The effect of fatigue on seafarers' ship-boarding process: jet lag disorder.

In parallel with the rising world population, consumption is increasing. Seafarers work intensively for the continuity of consumption. Vessel crew work under contract for specific periods.

Nomophobia and its effects on seafarers.

Background: New technologies for ships affect many aspects of seafarers' lives at work. Nowadays, many shipowners provide their ships with internet access for the personal use of the crew. After all these developments, nomophobia is no longer a phenomenon far from seafarers.

Investigation of the effect of vessel type on seafarers' safety culture.

Maritime transportation is indispensable for world trade. Marine casualties have serious consequences. The majority of the accidents in the maritime industry are caused by human error.

Comparison of the safety cultures of Turkish aviation and maritime transportation workers.

Given the needs of the growing world population, the importance of the transportation sector has steadily increased. Maritime and aviation fields are considered two crucial parts of this sector. Transportation accidents must be minimized in order to ensure timely delivery of natural resources, sustainable production and safety of life and property.