IMRRA’s October 2017 Newsletter
Summary Analysis of Data Assessed and Collated During September 2017
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Port State Control
Many of IMO's most important technical conventions contain provisions for ships to be inspected when they visit foreign ports to ensure that they meet IMO requirements.
Port State Control (PSC) is the inspection of foreign ships in national ports to verify that the condition of the ship and its equipment comply with the requirements of international regulations and that the ship is manned and operated in compliance with these rules. (source - http://www.imo.org/) PSC is very important instrument in raising standards of Maritime Safety as well as it is an important parameter in the risk assessment process.
2 430 vessels were assessed by IMRRA in September 2017, among them 75 vessels with 603 deficiencies were recognized as vessels with poor results of PSC inspection (equal 5 or more deficiencies). Among these 75 vessels, 8 were recognized with detention.
Below presented graphics based on amount vessels with poor PSC results (Oil/Chemical Tankers, LPG/LNG, OBO vessels – 75 vessels in total) upon screening results that show ratio of recognized issues from the vessel's age.
September 2017
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Following are PSC deficiencies by Type Researched by IMRRA Analysts During September 2017
PSC deficiencies by Type – September 2017
Name |
Number |
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FIRE SAFETY |
83 |
(14%) |
ISM |
14 (2%) |
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POLLUTION PREVENTION |
38 (6%) |
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SAFETY OF NAVIGATION |
75 |
(12%) |
STRUCTURAL CONDITIONS |
24 (4%) |
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CERTIFICATE AND DOCUMENTATION |
61 |
(10%) |
LSA |
58 |
(10%) |
EMERGENCY SYSTEMS |
29 (5%) |
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PROPULSION AND AUXILIARY MACHINERY |
42 (7%) |
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LABOUR CONDITIONS |
43 (7%) |
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LIVING AND WORKING CONDITIONS |
41 (7%) |
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MLC |
13 (2%) |
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RADIO COMMUNICATIONS |
8 |
(1%) |
WATER/WEATHERTIGHT CONDITIONS |
14 (2%) |
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ALARMS |
7 |
(1%) |
OTHER |
20 (3%) |
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DANGEROUS GOODS |
7 |
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CARGO OPERATIONS INCLUDING EQUIPMENT |
26 (4%) |
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PSC deficiencies by Type - September 2017
2% 1%
1%
2%
7%
7%
7%
5%
4%
1%
3%14%
2%
6%
12%
4%
10% 10%
FIRE SAFETY
ISM
POLLUTION PREVENTION
SAFETY OF NAVIGATION
STRUCTURAL CONDITIONS
CERTIFICATE AND DOCUMENTATION
LSA
EMERGENCY SYSTEMS
PROPULSION AND AUXILIARY MACHINERY
LABOUR CONDITIONS
LIVING AND WORKING CONDITIONS
MLC
RADIO COMMUNICATIONS
WATER/WEATHERTIGHT CONDITIONS
ALARMS
OTHER
DANGEROUS GOODS
CARGO OPERATIONS INCLUDING EQUIPMENT
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IMRRA screened 2,430 vessels (126 762 229 DWT) in September.
International Maritime Risk Rating agency identified 584 vessels as operating with the risk upper than average risk rating on the website. The maximum percent of risk that was find out in September is 67%.
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During carrying out of screening, rating agency was notifying that 29 vessels (out of 2 430 got involved into incidents in September.
IMRRA evaluated more than 2 430 tanker vessels with the age
Number of evaluated vessels in September 2017
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≥ 25 years |
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30 |
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129 |
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Tanker Vessels
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For all enquiries regarding the information published in this newsletter please contact:
Wayne Hurley
Head of Business Development
Phone: +44(0) 20 7900 2841
Email: wayne.hurley@marinerating.com
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United Kingdom
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