Signal’s Safety Management Team has an abundant knowledge base across all maritime industries, and offers its Members specialized services specific to their operations. Each Member is assigned a professional Safety Manager to assist with achieving safety goals. The Safety Manager utilizes a Safety Management System Profile that identifies safety performance in seven major categories. After identifying the safety performance, the Safety Manager will assist the Member in implementing and monitoring a Continuous Improvement Program, which may include site visits, training, or other consultation. Signal offers seminars, self-help, and educational materials for executive management, managers, supervisors, and line employees.

Quality of Information

Signal provides a claims reporting software which enables Members to electronically report claims to Signal and comply with each individual state's reporting requirements as well as build up an extensive database on each claimant. Signal's loss runs, which monthly provides clear and concise detail on each claim, are also available via email. For the Association as a whole, the Managers produce extensive agendas three times a year, which provide considerable reference information on all aspects of Signal.

Member Meetings

Members are invited to a range of meetings during the year, which focus on different aspects of Signal's coverage. The two open Board meetings allow upper management to understand more about how Signal operates, its financial structure and performance and to receive an overview of claims and safety developments. These meetings also give senior executives from a wide spectrum of companies in the maritime industry a chance to meet in an informal environment. In addition, Signal arranges four claims and safety forums each year, which present leading medical, legal and adjusting experts. Smaller sessions, focusing on specialized claims and safety issues, are incorporated into each forum.