Port State Control
Overview:
Introduction:
The Port State Control training program is a comprehensive initiative aimed at enhancing maritime safety and security. It focuses on equipping maritime professionals with the knowledge and skills through rigorous training modules.
Program Objectives:
At the end of this program the participants will be able to:
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Provide an understanding of how a Port State Control operates.
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Assist participants to avoid the Concentrated Inspection Campaigns organized by Paris and extensive checklists.
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Understand the relationship between PSC and administrations.
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Learn what type of Deficiencies & Detainable items exist under each convention.
Targeted Audience:
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Operation Managers.
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Technical Managers.
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DPAS and other shore-based personnel involved in port state control issues.
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Perticular all the officers on board a vessel.
Program Outlines:
Unit 1:
Navigating Legal Terrain: Understanding Clear Grounds, ISPS Code, PSC History, and MoUs:
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Legal Background - Clear.
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Clear Grounds and ISPS Code.
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PSC History.
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What is a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).
Unit 2:
Navigating Vessel Obligations: Reporting Protocols and Inspection Categories:
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Vessel's obligations.
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Reporting Obligation.
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Classification for Ships and Companies Categories of Inspection.
Unit 3:
Maritime Oversight: Tokyo MoU, USCG Port State Control, Equasis, and PSC Inspector Boarding Procedures:
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Tokyo MoU Targeting System.
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USCG Port State Control.
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What is Equasis?
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Boarding Procedures of PSC Inspectors.
Unit 4:
Port State Control: Interactions, Consequences, and EU Port Access:
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Port State Contro.
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How to deal with Port State Control Officer-Inspector.
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What happens if the ship is not in order?
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Banning from EU Ports.
Unit 5:
Consequences of Non-Compliance: Deficiencies, Detainable Items, and SOLAS Standards:
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What happens if the ship is not in order?
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Deficiencies and Detainable items-Solas.
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Deficiencies and detainable items.