Tag: ship deficiencies

Paris MoU has published the 2024 Concentrated Inspection Campain (CIC) on Crew Wages and Seafarer Employment Agreements (SEAs) report.

Substandard ships should be banned from New Zealand, under appropriate criteria TAIC highlighted in its report into the containership Shiling,

The Norwegian Maritime Authority conducted a PSC on board the ship NCL Salten in Orkanger following the vessel's towing off Byneset.

The Indian Ocean MoU has published its annual report for 2024, reporting a total of 5,334 inspections in 2024.

The Black Sea MoU has published its Annual Report for 2024, detailing its actions and presenting key Port State Control (PSC) data. 

Black Sea MoU has published the detailed results of its 2024 Concentrated Inspection Campaign (CIC) on Crew Wages and Seafarer Employment Agreement.

The US Coast Guard’s Office of Commercial Vessel Compliance has published the U.S. Port State Control (PSC) Annual Report for 2024. 

Tokyo MOU published its Annual Report for 2024, indicating that it conducted 32,054 inspections, involving 18,655 individual ships. Out of the 32,054 inspections, there were 19,967 inspections where ships were found with deficiencies.

The Republic of Cyprus Shipping Deputy Ministry has published its latest report on the Port State Control (PSC) Performance of the fleet of Cyprus. 

Lloyd’s Register (LR) draws the attention of operators to recent Port State Control (PSC) inspections in Asia that have raised deficiencies related to SOLAS compliance, particularly regarding the requirement for engine room escape trunks to extend to the lowest level.