SHM Global Reinforces Commitment to Seafarer Safety; expands Advanced Fire Safety Solutions across Maritime Operations
MUMBAI: As the global maritime industry sharpens its focus on crew welfare, operational resilience and regulatory compliance, SHM Global, one of India’s leading integrated maritime companies, is strengthening its commitment to seafarer safety through a comprehensive portfolio of marine safety and fire protection solutions.
In line with evolving industry requirements, SHM Global has expanded its advanced fire safety offerings for vessels, offshore installations, ports and industrial facilities. The solutions include fire detection systems, fire suppression systems, firefighting equipment maintenance, emergency preparedness support, safety audits and regulatory compliance services.
Commenting on the company’s commitment to safety, Saifuddin Hajee, Chairman, SHM Global , said, “Safety is not merely a regulatory requirement; it is a responsibility towards every seafarer who works in challenging and often unpredictable environments. At SHM, protecting lives at sea has always been central to our mission. Our integrated approach combines technology, training, compliance and operational expertise to ensure the highest standards of maritime safety.”
Supporting India’s Maritime Ambitions The renewed emphasis on maritime infrastructure, coastal shipping, offshore energy and shipbuilding under various government initiatives is expected to create fresh demand for safety-led solutions. As India’s maritime sector expands, industry stakeholders are increasingly prioritising crew welfare, operational resilience and regulatory compliance. SHM believes safety will play a central role in this transformation.
With a maritime legacy spanning over 139 years, SHM Global today serves more than 2,100 clients through a network of 25 locations across India and international markets. The company has built a strong presence across marine safety, ship repair, shipbuilding, offshore services and fire protection systems, serving commercial shipping operators, offshore energy companies, defence organisations and port infrastructure projects.
