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Piracy and Armed Robbery Against Ships, Report - Jan-Jun 2024. Format:pdf Language:eng #ICC #Piracy #Report2024
Lessons Learned: Fatality While Rigging Portable Cargo Hold Light.Transport Malta’s Marine Safety Investigation Unit has issued an investigation report into the fatality of a crew member on deck while rigging a portable cargo hold light at Iskenderun, Türkiye, on 08 September 2023.#Malta #Investigation #Report2024
Structural Failure of Rescue Boat.A rescue boat suffered a catastrophic structural failure whilst unattended on the davit, reports IMCA. What happened? Whilst no activities were being performed by crew on the rescue boat station, the structure of the boat failed causing the lifting frame and the console assembly to be torn off the hull. The hull then dropped into the sea. The remains of the rescue boat were retrieved for further investigation. There were no injuries.Immediately after the incident, a general alarm was sounded and a muster was conducted to ensure everyone was present and no-one was injured or overboard. The area near the rescue boat station was isolated, and a supply ship with available rescue boat was contracted to be in the vicinity of vessel having lost her rescue boat.#IMCA #RB #Report2024
The United States Coast Guard’s Office of Commercial Vessel Compliance has released its 2024 annual report over US port state control. The aim of the report is to “provide the global maritime industry key statistics and compliance trends in relation to compliance with U.S. and international regulations, such as the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS), International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships (MARPOL), and the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code (ISPS).” #PSC #USCG #Report2024
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AMSA releases their Annual PSC inspection report 2024.Foreign flagged ships are generally eligible for PSC inspection every 6 months. For eligible ships, AMSA applies a dynamic risk profiling system to assist in allocating PSC inspection resources in the most effective manner. The risk factor does not mean the ship is a high risk as such, it is simply a statistical tool to prioritise inspections. #AMSA #PSC #Report2024
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