Detainable Deficiencies Guidance and PSC Check List
Year: 2021 Language: english Author: DBS Genre: Guide Format: PDF Quality: eBook Pages count: 58 + 13 Description: The purpose of this Publication is to summarize the most important deficiencies exported from several Port State Control (PSC) Inspections that resulted into a vessel’s detention. Many of the deficiencies in this document show three major issues are the main cause of those detainable deficiencies: the lack of planned maintenance properly followed by the crew on board, the lack of Crew Familiarization with SMS system and the lack of monitoring by the ISM Company. Ship Owners/ Ship Managers / Operators should follow up on the following deficiencies to avoid recurrence on board their ships. The checklist should be used by the ship’s crew prior to arrival into port. The categories of inspection included in this checklist have been identified as items that lead classed ships to detention. If any of the items outlined in this checklist are not in good working condition or found not incompliance, the crew should take appropriate steps for a corrective action to be implemented prior to arrival into port. :
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Detainable Deficiencies Guidance and PSC Check List
Language: english
Author: DBS
Genre: Guide
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook
Pages count: 58 + 13
Description: The purpose of this Publication is to summarize the most important deficiencies exported from several Port State Control (PSC) Inspections that resulted into a vessel’s detention.
Many of the deficiencies in this document show three major issues are the main cause of those detainable deficiencies: the lack of planned maintenance properly followed by the crew on board, the lack of Crew Familiarization with SMS system and the lack of monitoring by the ISM Company.
Ship Owners/ Ship Managers / Operators should follow up on the following deficiencies to avoid recurrence on board their ships.
The checklist should be used by the ship’s crew prior to arrival into port. The categories of inspection included in this checklist have been identified as items that lead classed ships to detention.
If any of the items outlined in this checklist are not in good working condition or found not incompliance, the crew should take appropriate steps for a corrective action to be implemented prior to arrival into port.
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