08:15	Departure from Gdynia Hotel to CTO Gdansk Ship Model Basin in Gdansk - Oliwa  1)
08:30 – 09:00	Registration of Participants at Gdansk Ship Model Basin, Gdansk – Oliwa, Szczecinska 65
09:00 – 10:30	Visiting the CTO laboratories: Gdansk Ship Model Basin, Fire test stand
10.35	Departure to CTO Headquarters in Gdansk
11.00	Coffee break	Room 408
11:15 – 13:15	Session 1: Safety and Reliability in Service
11.15	Workshop Opening	CTO Director
	Safety of High Speed Maritime Transportation	P. Antão, A.P. Teixeira, C. Guedes Soares
	International regulations concerning ship and port facility security against terrorist attacks (ISPS Code)	J. Dering
	Safety and Reliability in human activities at sea	M. Kubacka
	Some problems of management of navigational safety in limited sea areas	J. Drobiszewski, L. Gucma
	A model of direct risk assessment when ship is in critical conditions	M. Gerigk
	Discussion on all presentations	All
13:15	Lunch	Restaurant on 16th floor
14:15 – 16:15	Session 2: Design for Safety and Reliability
	SAFETY FIRST project – A step forward in passenger ship safety design	C. Vivalda, G. Chantelauve
	Environmental safety of a seagoing power plant	A. Brandowski, R. Liberacki
	Selected topics of podded ROPAX safety on the basis of EU project OPTIPOD	J. Kanar
	Development of probabilistic damage stability regulations within the frames of HARDER project	P. Grzybowski
	Hydrogen degradation of steels for ship hulls	P. Domzalicki
	Discussion on all presentations	All
16:15	Coffee break	Room 408
16:45 – 18.00	Session 3: Safety of Maritime Transportation
	Safety of navigation on extremely shallow inland waterways from the perspective of INBAT project	W. Gorski
	Reliability of port transportation structures related to their operation processes	K. Kolowrocki
	A new ADMAR unit conception in ECDIS	K. Kolowrocki, A. Weintrit
	Risk assessment of a maritime transportation system	C. Guedes Soares
	Discussion on all presentations	All Participants
Closing of Workshop
18.00	Transfer to the Hotel Gdynia