Jakarta, October 16, 2025 – PT Humpuss Maritim Internasional Tbk. (HUMI) affirmed its role in advancing safety standards in the marine industry by taking an active part as a resource person in the Ocean Centres Indonesia Workshop Series #4. The event, initiated by the UN Global Compact Network Indonesia (IGCN) together with the Ministry of National Development Planning/Bappenas and the Lloyd’s Register Foundation, carried the theme “Building Safety Capacity in the Marine Industry.” The activity took place on (16/10) at the Auditorium of Trilogi University and was opened by Y.W Junardy (President of IGCN), Tirta Hidayat (President Director of HUMI), and Pramono Hadi (Rector of Trilogi University).

This workshop serves as a strategic platform to strengthen the commitment to safety in the shipping sector, a vital industry that drives more than 80% of global trade. HUMI’s presence at this event demonstrates the company’s dedication to best practices in maritime safety and security.

HUMI’s President Director, Tirta Hidayat, stated in his opening remarks, “Our involvement in the Ocean Centres Indonesia Workshop Series #4 is a tangible manifestation of HUMI’s core value, which is safety as the highest priority. We believe that sharing experience and knowledge is key to enhancing the overall safety capacity of the Indonesian maritime industry and supporting Indonesia’s strategic role as the world’s maritime axis.”

HUMI presented Capt. Johan Novitrian, Capt. Ricki, and Capt. Wales H. Putra to serve as resource persons, providing deep insights into the implementation of safety in the field. These resource persons from HUMI shared best practices, challenges, and innovative solutions related to vessel operational safety management, risk mitigation, and the development of a strong safety culture in the maritime work environment.

The event, moderated by Supandi from the Indonesian Network of OHS Professional, also featured key speakers from various other institutions, including Kartika Kus Hendrapratna (Head of the Strategic Business Unit of PT Biro Klasifikasi Indonesia) and Shinta Lystyowati (Assistant Deputy for Special Services Operations of BPJS Ketenagakerjaan).

This collaboration among stakeholders reflects the concerted effort of the private sector, government, and non-profit organizations in creating a safer and more sustainable maritime ecosystem.

Through its participation in this forum, HUMI not only demonstrates its leadership as a national maritime company that upholds the safety first principle but also inspires the industry to move together to produce competent maritime workers with a high safety culture.

For HUMI, safety is not merely a commitment — it is a continuous journey towards an Indonesian maritime future that is resilient, safe, and globally competitive.