There is no shortage of heroism at sea. Seafarers routinely risk their lives to save others. Whether it is a migrant searching for a better life, a yachtsman adrift in a life raft or another seafarer abandoning a ship in distress, our Amver participants stand ready to save lives. Most of these amazing stories go untold. So take a moment and consider
enrolling in
Amver and join the network of silent life savers.
Help us welcome the latest members of the Amver safety network.
- ENSCO 8506
- AISA TIRTA 1201
- SILVER MUNA
- MARLIN AQUAMARINE
- GH SEABISQUIT
- NYK BLUE JAY
- MARITIME VOYAGER
- AL QATTARA
- LOCH NESS
- GENER8 CONSTANTINE
- ANANGEL EXCELLENCE
- SINNDAR
- SANSOVINO
- MARATHA PRIMIER
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