(In accordance with STCW Convention, SOLAS and MLC 2006) This guidance addresses Port State Control inspections related to: • Certification of seafarers (STCW Convention) • Safe manning requirements (SOLAS Chapter V, Regulation 14) • Crew welfare and hours of rest (MLC 2006, Regulation 2.7) The objective is to ensure that […]
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Top Deficiency Areas Leading to Detentions 1. Lifeboats (1101) Category: Life Saving Appliances Associated Detentions: 788 2. Fixed fire extinguishing installation (07109) Category: Fire Safety Associated Detentions: 775 3. Fire detection and alarm system (07106) Category: Fire Safety Associated Detentions: 743 4. Fire doors/openings in fire-resisting divisions (07105) Category: Fire […]
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Deficiency: Where the Fleet is Failing The start of 2026 has brought a surge in Port State Control activity. With 19,234 deficiencies recorded globally in January alone, the industry average has climbed to nearly 3 per vessel. As the 2026 CIC on Cargo Securing begins to loom, and new Lifting […]
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Inspection procedures and the criteria for compliance and non-compliance are explained based onthe piping configuration of the sample line leading to the 15ppm bilge alarm. Inspection Procedures and Criteria for Compliance and Non-Compliance AA) Where Valve X and/or Union joint is sealed (Refer to Figure 1) PSC will confirm compliance […]
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