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Loss Prevention - Global Support & Training

Morten brought his extensive expertise to Norwegian Hull Club in 2016, following 11 years as a consultant in risk management, dedicated to improving emergency preparedness and response. 

Here at The Club, he heads up the Loss Prevention & Emergency department. 

 He served for 16 years in the Norwegian Navy as a Commanding Officer after graduating from the Royal Norwegian Naval Academy. Morten also holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Economy from the Norwegian Business School. In 2021, he completed studies on Management of Innovation & Transformation at the Norwegian School of Economics. 

He says: "I believe in an innovative work environment, so that the team is encouraged to come up with new and exciting beneficial solutions."

Head of Loss Prevention & Emergency Response

Snorre Halvorsen has been a member of The Club's Loss Prevention - Global Support & Training team since 2019. His role as a Senior Advisor sees him assisting clients both before and after an incident with regard to strategic and operational risk, crisis management, business culture and leadership, as well as global operational intelligence support. 

Before joining The Club, Snorre enjoyed an 11-year military career which saw him as an officer in the Norwegian Army, Royal Norwegian Navy and the United Nations Forces. This was followed by more than 20 years in leader and advisor roles within private and public sector agencies specialising in risk and crisis management. 

Snorre also held the position of Project Manager for the Regional Civil Protection Centre (Samfunnssikkerhetens hus) and the Emergency Management Cluster (Beredskapsklyngen) in Norway's Vestland region. During the Road World Championships in Bergen 2017, he was Chief of the Joint Cooperation Centre where 31 agencies were gathered to protect the city region during the nine-day event.

A graduate of the Royal Norwegian Naval Academy, Snorre also holds an Executive Master of Management in Energy from BI Norwegian Business School.

In an ever more complex world, I believe the winners are those who acknowledge the competence of others and dare to invite them to the table."

Senior Advisor

Simon Prestø-He has been with Norwegian Hull Club since 2017. He started in the underwriting department and has, since 2019, been a part of the Loss Prevention & Emergency Response team.

His main area of expertise is Operational Intelligence and Global Support for clients. Through daily monitoring of vessels, climate and security risks from The Club’s Situation Room, he contributes to situational awareness across departments in Norwegian Hull Club.

Simon holds a master’s degree in Economics and Business Administration from Norwegian School of Economics, with emphasis on shipping and maritime industries.

Before joining Norwegian Hull Club, Simon accumulated seagoing experience from the Norwegian Coast Guard, Naval Home Guard’s Rapid Reaction Force, as well as sailing as a shanty man on tall ships.

Senior Advisor - Global Support

Lise Caballero joined The Club’s Loss Prevention and Emergency Response team in November 2020. Her role as Advisor Data & Insight sees her applying and using data to communicate and share The Club’s experience, and to contribute to operational support and decision making support.

Before joining Norwegian Hull Club, Lise worked for more than 10 years with risk analysis and risk assessment, mainly within the offshore industry. She also has several years' experience with digital advisory, consisting of developing increasingly digital and efficient solutions for clients, and improving processes by using digital tools, within several different industries.

Lise holds a Master's degree in Mathematics and Modelling, with Statistics as specialization, from Toulouse in France.

Advisor - Data & Insight

Aleksander Valestrand joined The Club’s Loss Prevention and Emergency Response team in 2022. He has extensive experience in journalism and communications, including media and crisis management.

Before becoming part of Norwegian Hull Club, Aleksander worked for 15 years at Norway's national channel TV 2 as a journalist, editor and communications manager. He also has 10 years' experience from Haukeland University Hospital in Bergen, where he worked with crisis management, internal communications and as media liaison.

Aleksander, who is well versed in holding courses, workshops and lectures for managers and management groups, says: "We live in a world where information travels incredibly fast. Understanding how an event can develop in this demanding and new landscape is extremely important. Without this understanding, it is more difficult to deal with an incident so that people, assets, the environment and reputation are taken care of."

For this reason, the invaluable insight and experience we gain (The Club handled more than 3,300 cases in 2021) are shared with clients through our Preparedness by Awareness sessions. We interact with the client and share our Loss Prevention & Emergency Response experience via (follow these links for further information):

 (bespoke, table top, input response, full scale training)

We hold these sessions inhouse with the client, at hub events, conferences and seminars, as well as online – you choose the method that works best for you

The aim of these activities is simple: to reduce risk through learning.

However, when the unexpected does happen, The Club also provides real-time global Emergency Response support from its dedicated Situation Centre. Again, knowledge sharing is key: we combine in-house expertise with the latest technology and our network of international strategic partners to provide real-time awareness, support and reassurance to our clients when they need it most.

We provide support that harnesses up-to-the-minute safety and security intelligence, as well as active use of the Situation Center – merging global reality with a wealth of data.



providing our clients with real-time situational awareness - quickly generated via such channels as AIS-based tracking systems, weather monitoring, satellites and social media monitoring, we offer operational and strategic emergency response advice; Operational Intelligence (OPINTEL); global network/resource overview; Cyber and K&R response (worldwide partners and network).

- –based on factors such as voyage risk assessment methods and tools; safety intelligence support (ice, windstorms, etc.); security intelligence support (piracy, port risk, cyber etc.)

offering greater insight to clients; active use of the Situation Centre; harnessing and evaluating data in order to provide greater understanding; merging / comparing global reality with internal data.

If you have any risk awareness issues give us a call and, together, we will merge global reality with available data to synthesise the required insight. 

To find out more, or to discuss training opportunities with your organisation, please get in touch with any member of the Loss Prevention & Emergency Response team via Key Contacts on this page. 


Norwegian Hull Club's Loss Prevention Committee is committed to the sharing of operational experience in order to safeguard lives, the environment and assets in marine and offshore. Discover more in the article

, or contact lp-er@norclub.com if you have any questions about the committee and its work.

Loss Prevention

Proactive Method Guide

First Meeting Tool (Beta version)

Loss Prevention Service Menu

Initial Exercise Planner

Emergency Response / Training & Exercises

We work closely with our clients to find ways to better safeguard and prevent loss or damage to life, health, environment and assets.

Norwegian Hull Club believes in the power of knowledge sharing - particularly when it comes to loss prevention and mitigation.