Tag: ISO standards

As more and more ships navigating piracy-prone waters turn to armed guards for protection, a new set of ISO guidelines for maritime security companies will help ensure the reliability and safety of this response.

Almost fifty percent of the shipping companies who took part in a maritime security survey carried out by GoAGT would only employ ISO/PAS 28007 certified companies

Able UK Ltd has obtained the ISO 30000 accreditation to further evidence their credibility as one of the world leaders in the recycling of ship and marine technology

Protection Vessels International (PVI), part of Protection Group International which provides private maritime security services, has achieved ISO/PAS 28007 certification from Lloyd's Register Quality Assurance (LRQA)

BIMCO has this week formally started the process of accepting applications from Private Maritime Security Companies (PMSCs) for associate membership - now that certification bodies have been accredited.

LRQA achieves accreditation from the United Kingdom Accreditation Service (UKAS) for ISO 28000 including ISO/PAS 28007:2012 Guidelines for Private Maritime Security companies. LRQA has been providing a global range of training and assessment services for nearly a year and has certified a number of organisations in the UK, Sri Lanka, Singapore, Korea and Greece.

A recent survey of the environmental management system standard ISO 14001 covering its future content and its current benefits, which received over 5 000 responses

Port2Port Maritime Security has been awarded full certification / accreditation for ISO 28000: ISO/PAS 28007. Following a validation process, Port2Port is independently certified through MSS Global via the UK Accreditation Service (UKAS), with full compliance to the new security management system specification

Ambrey Risk has now been formally awarded full certification & accreditation for ISO 28000: ISO/PAS 28007, following Lloyd's Register Quality Assurance (LRQA) being appointed as a Certifying Body' (CB) against ISO/PAS 28007 by the UK Accreditation Service (UKAS)

The shipping industry should adopt a unified international standard to judge and regulate security services provided by private contractors, says leading maritime security company GoAGT