Tag: Liberian Registry

DNV has approved an AI-based autonomous navigation system by granting a design verification report (DVR), during Gastech 2023. 

The Liberia Ship Registry has issued Marine Advisory to provide guidance on the Safety Construction Intermediate and Renewal Survey Windows. According to a new SOLAS amendments to Chapter XI-1, Safety Construction Intermediate Survey may be carried out and completed anytime within the second or third annual survey or between these surveys, effectively providing an 18 month window to complete this survey.

The Liberia Maritime Authority has issued a Notice to highlight that a record of all incidents connected with the radio communication service shall be kept onboard. This applies to all vessels equipped with ship radio stations including GMDSS ship radio stations. 

According to local news, Albanian police in the coastal town of Durres along with other law enforcement agencies blocked a Liberian-registered ship carrying suspected Russian oil in an operation that ended with the arrest of the 22-strong crew.

When operating outside territorial seas or ports within the previously defined HRA shown on UKHO chart Q6099, all Liberian flagged vessels shall operate at security level II.

The Liberian Registry has awarded an Approval in Principle (AIP) to Anemoi Marine Technologies for their Rotor Sail systems. Anemoi’s Rotor Sails are available with three deployment options – fixed to the deck, a folding type, and on rails that can be moved along or across the deck.

LR and Liberian International Ship and Corporate Registry (LISCR) have awarded Design Approval to Hyundai Mipo Dockyard (HMD) for the development of the world’s first 30,000cbm liquefied carbon dioxide carrier.

The Liberian Registry’s new data exchange with its Recognised Organisations (RO) provides online, real-time access through a ‘single window’ to data on all statutory certificates issued by Class/RO.

The Liberian Registry has launched its new online platform for Liberian license assessments and upgrade examinations.

The Liberia Maritime Authority recommended operators of ocean-going ships to give consideration to increasing the quantity of medical oxygen onboard to be used in case of seafarers showing symptoms of COVID-19 with reduced oxygen saturation.