Our mission is to deliver a SAFE, efficient and affordable means of alternate transport on the inland waterways for the people and business of Lagos State. At Lagos Ferry services, SAFETY of passenger and staff is very dear to us. In this light, we strive to ensure the following safety rules and guidelines
SAFETY Rule And Guidelines For Staff
All our captains and deckhands are licensed, experienced and competent to sail our ferries on the Lagos waterways.
Our ferries are always checked by maintenance engineers before any trip to ensure that they are in good condition and fit for the trip.
Wearing of Lifejacket is a must for both adult and infant before you board our ferry
All our ferries carry a serviceable fire extinguishers and well equipped First Aid Box
All safety equipment on board are checked, in good conditions and easily accessible in the advent of emergency situation
There is sufficient water in the toilet and enough fuel for the trip duration
None of our captains, deckhands or staff is under the influence of alcohol before or during operation hours
We do not travel at night or when the visibility is poor
Our Ferries are not loaded beyond their capacity
Our captains operates at regulated boat speed
Our captains avoid current and turbulent water
Our ferries undergo regular daily, scheduled maintenance and repair always
We think of safety always
Safety Rules & Guidelines
SAFETY Rule And Guidelines For Passengers
Be assured and believe that water transportation is the safest of all mode of transportation
On your first trip, be in company of a friend or someone who is used to travelling by water and is familiar with the waterways you are making use of
Be sure the lifejacket is worn properly, double check and be sure it fits in, with the buckles and belt well fastened
Fill the Manifest before boarding the ferry
Use the grab rail when necessary and please do not lean on it
Avoid unnecessary arguments and discussion while on a trip
Do not panic or raise false alarm among the rest of the passengers while on board
Always Listen to the instructions from the Captain and Deckhands
Avoid jumping off or steeping off in a dangerous place
In case of emergency, stay calm and follow the captains directives
In case of emergency scene, call the Lagos State emergency number 767 or 112
Please do not throw any waste in the water
Avoid Alcohol while on board
Avoid night travels, waterways closes by 6pm
Avoid Overloaded boat and report any case of overloading to office of Lagos State Waterways Authority.
Ask precise and specific questions from the deckhands
