INTERCARGO submitted the “Analysis of Emergency Evacuations from Bulk Carriers”, completed last October – see below, to the IMO Design and Equipment (DE) Sub-committee held 13-17 February 2012. Our submission summarised the outcome of the...
Intercargo has agreed to participate in the IACS JWG for the Comprehensive Review of Anchoring, Towing, and Mooring Requirements
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CSR Harmonisation The Common Structural Rules were originally developed separately for Tanker and Bulk Carriers. IACS is now undertaking a major project to harmonise the rules, including key elements such as wave loads, finite element analysis and...
The 87 session of the Maritime Safety Committee (MSC 87, May 2010) adopted amendments to SOLAS (Chapter II-1, part A-1) to make Goal-based ship construction standards mandatory. This requirement will apply to bulk carriers and tankers greater than...
Details of all ships seized linked to Somalia in 2010, together with their types, sizes, dates seized, dates released, Flag, crew and location seized can be found in the document below. You need to login to view the rest of the content. Please Login...
Intercargo and Intertanko recently hosted representatives of the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) who delivered a presentation on the requirements of the New Inspection Regime (NIR) of the Paris MoU on Port State Control, due to enter into...
Outcome of MSC 97, Nov 2016 The 97th session of the IMO Maritime Safety Committee (MSC 97), held from 21 to 25 Nov 2016, considered documents MSC 97/19/4 and MSC 97/INF.3 (INTERCARGO et al.), related to the work of SSE 4 to be held in Mar 2017 and...
For a number of years, Moore Stephens has been producing an Annual Survey of vessel Operating Costs using data supplied by an every increasing number of companies sharing – on an anonymous basis, their data which is then aggregated according...
USA Operational Port Security Advisory (7-09) issued 1 September 2009. This clarifies the security measures that must be adopted for vessels arriving at US Ports from – Cambodia, Congo [new], Cuba, Cameroon, Equitorial Guinea, Guinea Bissau...
USA Operational Port Security Advisory (7-09) issued 1 September 2009. This clarifies the security measures that must be adopted for vessels arriving at US Ports from – Cambodia, Congo [new], Cuba, Cameroon, Equitorial Guinea, Guinea Bissau...