The Maritime Safety Administration is a government agency responsible for ensuring the safety of maritime activities. It oversees the implementation of regulations and standards for ships, ports, and maritime operations to prevent accidents and protect the marine environment. The agency conducts inspections, enforces safety laws, and provides training to maritime personnel. Additionally, the Maritime Safety Administration collaborates with other organizations, such as the International Maritime Organization and local authorities, to enhance maritime safety globally. Its efforts include promoting best practices, conducting research, and responding to emergencies at sea, ensuring safer navigation for all vessels.