Impending Effects of Shipping Phenomenal Undertaking on Shipboard Safety: Sleep Problem as Moderator

Throughout maritime history, disasters have led to the loss of many human lives, environmental pollution, and property loss. The historic sinking iconic Titanic on 14 April 1912 had prompted massive change enhancement in shipping regulations. Nonetheless, industry still encounters similar incidents. This study aims at empirically examining effects Work-Family Conflict (WFC), Quality Regulatory Activity (QRA), Ship Owner Efficiency Demand (SOED), Sleep Problem (SP) towards Shipboard Safety (SS). A theoretical model was adopted measure relationship between variables considered. structured self-administrated questionnaire developed disseminated seafarers via Human Resources department various companies social media outlets. Quantitative analysis a five-point Likert scale were utilized quantify respondents’ feedback. total 314 useable seafarers' responses from 12 countries provided intrinsic value perspectives cultural race adaptation safety behaviour. data subjected reliability, explanatory factor, normality, correlation, regression analysis, determine validity, relationship, strength, constructs research objectives. attested conceptualised pedagogic QRA SOED positive shipboard safety, whilst WFC moderating tool - SP, found not moderated WFC, neither influencing safety. has proposed new phenomenon that prompts predicted contribute different views safety-related elements, provide valuable insight for companies, authorities, organisations.