Ship's Officer's Guide to Port State Control
Description
This book is a comprehensive guide to Port State Control (PSC) responsibilities and procedures, offering invaluable insights for maritime professionals. Through this book, readers will learn the intricacies of PSC inspections, contraventions, and detentions, as well as discharge requirements under MARPOL.The chapters cover topics such as the Port State Control regime, conduct of PSC officers, detention of vessels, and detailed inspections for vessel structural and equipment requirements. The authors provide an expert analysis of investigations and inspections under MARPOL Annexes I and II, control of operational requirements, and certification of seafarers. Particular attention is given to the ISM Code and PSC procedures related to LRIT.This essential resource is designed for engineers, maritime professionals, and students in merchant ship operations, maritime law, and port procedures. It offers a clear and unambiguous structure central to safety in safety-critical industries. Whether you are an academic or a practitioner in the field, this book will enhance your understanding of PSC responsibilities and procedures.
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Alexander Olsen is a Training Solutions Architect for a global maritime defence company. His expertise lies in training and delivery across the military and civil maritime domains.
Fidaa Karkori is a Training Solutions Architect for a maritime training company. Her expertise lies in training and delivery across the civil maritime and aviation domains.
Content
Port State Control regime.- Conduct of Port State Control Officers.- Detention of vessels.- Conduct of investigations and inspections under MARPOL Annex I.- Investigations and inspections carried out under MARPOL Annex II.- Discharge requirements under MARPOL Annexes I and II.- More detailed inspections for vessel structural and equipment requirements.- Control of operational requirements.- ISM Code.- Port State Control procedures related to LRIT.- Port State Control under Tonnage 1969.- Certification of seafarers, manning and hours of rest.- 3 Port State Control inspections under MARPOL Annex VI.
