Tag: Isle of Man

The Isle of Man Ship Registry issued its annual report for 2017, presenting data provided by the Registry's survey and inspection activity throughout the year. The report revealed that the number of non-conformance notices decreased, but the number of ship deficiencies remained at the same levels. Most deficiencies concerned fire safety and MLC-related issues. 

The Isle of Man ship registry, issued a notice, whose purpose is to advise shipowners, operators, managers and Masters of Isle of Man registered ships of information in respect of Port State Control activities. The Ship Registry wishes informed that there were two particular inspection incidents where the deficiencies which were revealed

The Isle of Man Ship Registry, together with partners in the Red Ensign Group, announced launch of the new ‘Red Ensign Yacht Code’ at the Global Superyacht Forum taking place in Amsterdam between 13-16 November 2017.

The Isle of Man Ship Registry announced that is plotting a new course, with an overhaul of its ship inspection regime. Since its inception, the Registry has dispatched its own surveyors to conduct inspections on more than 400 vessels in the Manx-flagged fleet.

Isle of Man Ship Registry published its Maritime Labour Convention report for the year 2016. MLC aims to modernise labour standards for seafarers. No accidents were reported and no complaints were received from foreign flagged ships in Isle of Man territorial waters in 2016.

The Isle of Man Ship Registry has welcomed China’s confirmation that the 1996 Maritime Transport agreement between the Government of the People’s Republic of China and the Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland has been extended to include the Isle of Man.

The Isle of Man Ship registry has announced a new consultation and timescale for delivery of major changes expected to exceed current and predicted expectations for a modern, progressive registry operation.

The Isle of Man Ship Registry has published Casualty Investigation Report on a confined space entry fatality that occurred on a crude tanker.

Isle of Man Ship Registry has issued Manx Shipping Notice(MSN) to provide guidance to all Isle of Man Registered vessels on the installation and maintenance of oxy-acetylene and refrigeration gas equipment. This MSN replaces Industry Circulars 14 and 20 which are withdrawn.

The implementation of a new system by the Isle of Man Ship Registry for processing online applications for STCW endorsements has been hailed a great success by its clients.