CINS appoints Hapag-Lloyd's Ken Rohlmann as deputy chairman

CINS, the Cargo Incident Notification System, has appointed Hapag-Lloyd’s senior director of dangerous goods, Ken Rohlmann, as its new deputy chairman.

CINS aims to increase safety in the supply chain, cut the number of cargo incidents on ships and highlight risks caused by certain cargo and/or packing failures.

Mr Rohlmann has been on the CINS board since 2013 and takes over from Dirk Vande Velde, chief sustainability officer for MSC. His term will run until 2019.

“I’m looking forward to three years of ...