Tag: PSC performance

RISK4SEA is pleased to unveil the inaugural issue of the Top 40 Most Challenging Ports, providing crucial insights into Port State Control (PSC) performance across four key fleet segments: Bulkers, Tankers, Containers, and General Cargo.

Kaiko Systems has announced a new digital solution in collaboration with RISK4SEA, allowing seafarers and crew staff to take advantage of Kaiko System’s cutting edge, mobile-first technology, combined with RISK4SEA’s leading database of prioritised PSC risks ahead of port calls.

ABS published its latest Quarterly Report on Port State Control (PSC), providing information to owners on deficiencies identified on ABS vessels during inspections carried out by the various PSC regimes globally during the fourth quarter of 2024.

RISK4SEA is announcing the launch of its new initiative, “PSC Resilient 50”, a ranking that highlights the Leading 50 Managers who have achieved outstanding Port State Control (PSC) performance having the most PSCIs with zero detentions.

RISK4SEA, a leading provider of Port State Control (PSC) intelligence, is proud to announce the 2nd edition of its Top PSC Performers List, recognizing excellence across sixteen (16) segments of the oceangoing fleet.

RISK4SEA, a leading provider of Port State Control intelligence, is proud to announce the release of the Top PSC Performers List, for each of  sixteen (16) segments of the oceangoing fleet to embrace excellence in Port State Control (PSC) performance

RISK4SEA is thrilled to announce the launch of its redesigned website, delivering a set of intelligent tools that offers free access to real-life data and KPI benchmarks across the Port State Control (PSC) ecosystem. The platform stands as a pioneer in the maritime industry, setting a new standard in PSC performance analytics and insights by extending far beyond traditional benchmarking.

Port State Control plays an important role in enforcing international garbage management regulations, ensuring ships comply with MARPOL Annex V to prevent marine pollution

We are pleased to host an interview with Commander Norm Witt, who has served as the Vice President of Port State Control Affairs at the Liberian Registry since August. Norm discusses his top priorities for enhancing maritime safety, emphasizing that safety performance is an area that continually requires improvement.

The engine room, as a key area for ship operations, receives special attention from each PSC Officer who boards the ship. They will closely inspect all machinery and equipment to ensure they are in proper working order and compliant with regulations. Any deficiencies found in the engine room can result in citations or even detention of the vessel.