Subscribe to our Mailing Lists (It's free!)
Tuesday, June 6, 2023
SAFETY4SEA
  • Home
  • Safety
    • All
    • Accidents
    • Alerts
    • Loss Prevention
    • Maritime Health
    • Regulation
    • Safety
    • Seafarers
    • Security
    filipino seafarers blockchain

    India’s ban on Anglo-Eastern recruiting license put on hold

    Police arrests 4 crewmembers over haul of illicit drugs in South Australia

    TT Club: Freight industry must resist the tidal wave of drug smuggling

    Two cargo ships collide off Greek island

    Two cargo ships collide off Greek island

    Indian seafarers

    9 Indian seafarers released after months of captivity

  • SEAFiT
    • All
    • Intellectual
    • Mental
    • Physical
    • Social
    • Spiritual
    Book Review: A role model for ship managers

    Book review: The politics of sustainability in the Arctic

    contemplation as a spiritual practice

    Contemplation: Directing the mind towards what’s important

    power of hug

    The power of hugging: How it affects our health

    Impostor Syndrome

    Mental Health Focus: How to deal with Impostor Syndrome

  • Green
    • All
    • Arctic
    • Ballast
    • Emissions
    • Fuels
    • Green Shipping
    • Pollution
    • Ship Recycling
    • Technology
    COSCO signs methanol fuel supply system deal for four containerships

    COSCO signs methanol fuel supply system deal for four containerships

    X-Press Feeders orders six methanol dual-fuel containerships

    X-Press Feeders orders six methanol dual-fuel containerships

    Ship recycling: A solution for plastic pollution and environmental protection

    Ship recycling: A solution for plastic pollution and environmental protection

    Australia and Singapore to establish green shipping corridor by 2025

    Australia and Singapore to establish green shipping corridor by 2025

  • Smart
    • All
    • Connectivity
    • Cyber Security
    • E-navigation
    • Energy Efficiency
    • Maritime Software
    • Smart
    The Zulu 4 canal vessel completed a 16.5-kilometre circuit using autonomous and remote operations technology

    Kongsberg completes another autonomous vessel operation

    ONE orders 10 vessels ready for methanol and ammonia

    ONE joins GSBN in paperless trade

    Kongsberg completes autonomous operation of coastal vessel

    Kongsberg completes autonomous operation of coastal vessel

    communication onboard, connectivity

    IMO Sub-Committee considers introduction of VDES into SOLAS

  • Risk
    • All
    • CIC
    • Detentions
    • Fines
    • PSC Case Studies
    • PSC Focus
    • Vetting
    Ship detentions in Paris MoU in February 2021

    AMSA bans bulk carrier Babuza Wisdom for 90 days

    tanker arrested in singapore

    AMSA convicts master and company after pilot ladder injury

    amsa planned maintenance fic

    OCIMF Annual Report 2023: Key amendments and additions under SIRE 2.0

    civil penalties, fines

    Spain fines tanker for illegal STS transfer

  • Others
    • All
    • Diversity in shipping
    • Maritime Knowledge
    • Offshore
    • Ports
    • Reports
    • Shipping
    • Sustainability
    • Videos
    Nor-Shipping supporting profitable #PartnerShips

    Nor-Shipping supporting profitable #PartnerShips

    Baltic Exchange: Maritime market highlights 2-8 April

    Baltic Exchange: Maritime market highlights 29 May – 2 June

    What does Europe’s ‘Fit for 55’ mean for shipping?

    FEPORT: Policymakers should ensure a level playing field has context menu

    IMO and South Korea sign agreement for gender equality in developing countries

    IMO and South Korea sign agreement for gender equality in developing countries

  • Columns
    Ship recycling: A solution for plastic pollution and environmental protection

    Ship recycling: A solution for plastic pollution and environmental protection

    Back To The Future: How Rotor Sails are now a credible option to tackle climate challenge

    Back To The Future: How Rotor Sails are now a credible option to tackle climate challenge

    eu ets maritime

    The EU’s objectives for sustainable shipping

    Trending Tags

    • Book Review
    • Career Paths
    • Industry Voices
    • Interviews
    • Maripedia
    • Maritime History
    • Resilience
    • Seafarers Stories
    • SeaSense
    • Wellness Corner
  • Events
  • Plus
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Safety
    • All
    • Accidents
    • Alerts
    • Loss Prevention
    • Maritime Health
    • Regulation
    • Safety
    • Seafarers
    • Security
    filipino seafarers blockchain

    India’s ban on Anglo-Eastern recruiting license put on hold

    Police arrests 4 crewmembers over haul of illicit drugs in South Australia

    TT Club: Freight industry must resist the tidal wave of drug smuggling

    Two cargo ships collide off Greek island

    Two cargo ships collide off Greek island

    Indian seafarers

    9 Indian seafarers released after months of captivity

  • SEAFiT
    • All
    • Intellectual
    • Mental
    • Physical
    • Social
    • Spiritual
    Book Review: A role model for ship managers

    Book review: The politics of sustainability in the Arctic

    contemplation as a spiritual practice

    Contemplation: Directing the mind towards what’s important

    power of hug

    The power of hugging: How it affects our health

    Impostor Syndrome

    Mental Health Focus: How to deal with Impostor Syndrome

  • Green
    • All
    • Arctic
    • Ballast
    • Emissions
    • Fuels
    • Green Shipping
    • Pollution
    • Ship Recycling
    • Technology
    COSCO signs methanol fuel supply system deal for four containerships

    COSCO signs methanol fuel supply system deal for four containerships

    X-Press Feeders orders six methanol dual-fuel containerships

    X-Press Feeders orders six methanol dual-fuel containerships

    Ship recycling: A solution for plastic pollution and environmental protection

    Ship recycling: A solution for plastic pollution and environmental protection

    Australia and Singapore to establish green shipping corridor by 2025

    Australia and Singapore to establish green shipping corridor by 2025

  • Smart
    • All
    • Connectivity
    • Cyber Security
    • E-navigation
    • Energy Efficiency
    • Maritime Software
    • Smart
    The Zulu 4 canal vessel completed a 16.5-kilometre circuit using autonomous and remote operations technology

    Kongsberg completes another autonomous vessel operation

    ONE orders 10 vessels ready for methanol and ammonia

    ONE joins GSBN in paperless trade

    Kongsberg completes autonomous operation of coastal vessel

    Kongsberg completes autonomous operation of coastal vessel

    communication onboard, connectivity

    IMO Sub-Committee considers introduction of VDES into SOLAS

  • Risk
    • All
    • CIC
    • Detentions
    • Fines
    • PSC Case Studies
    • PSC Focus
    • Vetting
    Ship detentions in Paris MoU in February 2021

    AMSA bans bulk carrier Babuza Wisdom for 90 days

    tanker arrested in singapore

    AMSA convicts master and company after pilot ladder injury

    amsa planned maintenance fic

    OCIMF Annual Report 2023: Key amendments and additions under SIRE 2.0

    civil penalties, fines

    Spain fines tanker for illegal STS transfer

  • Others
    • All
    • Diversity in shipping
    • Maritime Knowledge
    • Offshore
    • Ports
    • Reports
    • Shipping
    • Sustainability
    • Videos
    Nor-Shipping supporting profitable #PartnerShips

    Nor-Shipping supporting profitable #PartnerShips

    Baltic Exchange: Maritime market highlights 2-8 April

    Baltic Exchange: Maritime market highlights 29 May – 2 June

    What does Europe’s ‘Fit for 55’ mean for shipping?

    FEPORT: Policymakers should ensure a level playing field has context menu

    IMO and South Korea sign agreement for gender equality in developing countries

    IMO and South Korea sign agreement for gender equality in developing countries

  • Columns
    Ship recycling: A solution for plastic pollution and environmental protection

    Ship recycling: A solution for plastic pollution and environmental protection

    Back To The Future: How Rotor Sails are now a credible option to tackle climate challenge

    Back To The Future: How Rotor Sails are now a credible option to tackle climate challenge

    eu ets maritime

    The EU’s objectives for sustainable shipping

    Trending Tags

    • Book Review
    • Career Paths
    • Industry Voices
    • Interviews
    • Maripedia
    • Maritime History
    • Resilience
    • Seafarers Stories
    • SeaSense
    • Wellness Corner
  • Events
  • Plus
No Result
View All Result
SAFETY4SEA

Key requirements for food, catering and drinking water onboard

by The Editorial Team
February 24, 2023
in Seafarers
Maritime Labour Convention
FacebookTwitterEmailLinkedin

The Republic of the Marshall Islands has issued a Notice featuring the minimum standards for the food, catering and drinking water on board every  ship to which the Maritime Labour Convention, 2006 (MLC, 2006) applies.

According to Regulation, each shipowner shall ensure that ships they manage have a supply of sufficient food of good quality, drinking water and catering arrangements that secure the health and well-being of seafarers living on board, taking into account their differing cultural, religious and gastronomic backgrounds, the duration and nature of the voyage, and shall be suitable in respect of quantity, nutritive value, quality and variety.

Seafarers living on board a ship shall be provided with food free of charge during the period of engagement. Each shipowner shall ensure that their ships meet the following minimum standards:

  1. food and drinking water supplies, having regard to the number of seafarers on board, shall be suitable to their religious requirements and cultural practices as they pertain to food;
  2. the organization and equipment of the catering department shall be such as to permit the provision to the seafarers of adequate, varied, balanced and nutritious meals prepared and served in hygienic conditions;
  3. catering staff shall be properly trained or instructed for their positions.

No seafarer under the age of 18 shall be employed or engaged or work as a ship’s cook. Shipowners shall ensure that seafarers who are engaged as ships’ cooks are trained, qualified, and found competent for the position in accordance with requirements set out in the laws and regulations of the Marshall Islands. This includes the completion of a training course approved or recognized by the Administrator, which covers practical cookery, food and personal hygiene, food storage, stock control, environmental protection, and catering health and safety.

RelatedNews

India’s ban on Anglo-Eastern recruiting license put on hold

FEPORT: Policymakers should ensure a level playing field has context menu

Furthermore, clean mess utensils should be supplied by the shipowner to all seafarers for use on board during service on the ship. Plates, cups, and other mess utensils should be of approved good quality material which can be easily cleaned.

Frequent documented inspections shall be carried out on board ships, by or under the authority of the Master, to ensure that seafarer accommodations are clean, decently habitable and maintained in a good state of repair. Frequent documented inspections shall be carried out on board ships, by or under the authority of the Master, with respect to:

  • supplies of food and drinking water, and beginning 23 December 2024 this must be done “in relation to their quantity, nutritional value, quality, and variety
  • all spaces and equipment used for the storage and handling of food and drinking water; and
  • galley and other equipment for the preparation and service of meals.

The date and results of each such inspection shall be recorded in the Master’s official logbook and be available for review.

 

EXPLORE MORE HERE

Tags: life onboardMarshall IslandsMLC Conventionregulatory updatewellness at sea

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Recommended

filipino seafarers blockchain

India’s ban on Anglo-Eastern recruiting license put on hold

June 6, 2023
COSCO signs methanol fuel supply system deal for four containerships

COSCO signs methanol fuel supply system deal for four containerships

June 6, 2023
MARITIME EVENTS

Explore

  • Safety
  • SEAFiT
  • Green
  • Smart
  • Risk
  • Others
  • SAFETY4SEA Events
  • SAFETY4SEA Plus Subscription

Useful Links

  • About
  • Disclaimer
  • Editorial Policies
  • Advertising
  • Contact

© 2021 SAFETY4SEA

No Result
View All Result
  • Safety
    • Accidents
    • Alerts
    • Loss Prevention
    • Maritime Health
    • Regulation
    • Safety
    • Seafarers
    • Security
  • SEAFiT
    • Intellectual
    • Mental
    • Physical
    • Social
    • Spiritual
  • Green
    • Arctic
    • Ballast
    • Emissions
    • Fuels
    • Green Shipping
    • Pollution
    • Ship Recycling
    • Technology
  • Smart
    • Connectivity
    • Cyber Security
    • E-navigation
    • Energy Efficiency
    • Maritime Software
    • Smart
  • Risk
    • CIC
    • Detentions
    • Fines
    • PSC Case Studies
    • PSC Focus
    • Vetting
  • Others
    • Diversity in shipping
    • Maritime Knowledge
    • Offshore
    • Ports
    • Reports
    • Shipping
    • Sustainability
    • Videos
  • Columns
    • Opinions
    • Book Review
    • Career Paths
    • Industry Voices
    • Interviews
    • Maripedia
    • Maritime History
    • Resilience
    • Seafarers Stories
    • SeaSense
    • Wellness Corner
  • SAFETY4SEA Events
  • SAFETY4SEA Plus Subscription

© 2021 SAFETY4SEA

This website uses cookies. By continuing to use this website you are giving consent to cookies being used. Visit our Disclaimer.