PPR 7/14/5 – Comments on the report of the Correspondence Group
Agenda: DEVELOPMENT OF MEASURES TO REDUCE RISKS OF USE AND CARRIAGE OF HEAVY FUEL OIL AS FUEL BY SHIPS IN ARCTIC WATERS Submitted by ICS, P & I Clubs and ITOPF
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Agenda: DEVELOPMENT OF MEASURES TO REDUCE RISKS OF USE AND CARRIAGE OF HEAVY FUEL OIL AS FUEL BY SHIPS IN ARCTIC WATERS Submitted by ICS, P & I Clubs and ITOPF
The International Safety Management (ISM) Code is a key mandatory requirement for merchant ships, critical to the improvement of maritime safety and environmental performance.
Agenda: MANDATORY INSTRUMENT AND/OR PROVISIONS ADDRESSING SAFETY STANDARDS FOR THE CARRIAGE OF MORE THAN 12 INDUSTRIAL PERSONNEL ON BOARD VESSELS ENGAGED ON INTERNATIONAL VOYAGES Submitted by: Vanuatu and ICS
Agenda: ENERGY EFFICIENCY OF SHIPS Submitted by: ICS and RINA
ICS's ISM Guidelines provide straightforward and comprehensive guidance on compliance with the ISM Code for anyone involved with developing, implementing and maintaining an SMS.
Agenda: REVISION OF THE GUIDELINES FOR VESSEL TRAFFIC SERVICES (RESOLUTION A.857(20)) Submitted by: ICS and BIMCO
Agenda: RESPONSE TO MATTERS RELATED TO THE RADIOCOMMUNICATION ITU R STUDY GROUP AND ITU WORLD RADIOCOMMUNICATION CONFERENCE Submitted by: Germany, Marshall Islands, ICS, IMSO and CIRM
Maritime trade between Arctic destinations and the rest of the world is expected to expand and an increasing number of ships are now undertaking voyages in polar waters.
Speaking in Manila, the Chairman of the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS), Esben Poulsson, has called for a comprehensive revision of the IMO STCW Convention which governs global standards for the training and certification of around two million merchant seafarers.
Joint guidelines from ICS and the Oil Companies International Marine Forum (OCIMF) aim to support shipping companies by providing advice on how to develop a Polar Water Operational Manual (PWOM) that best suits their needs.