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IMO International Maritime Organization

IMO International Maritime Organization. United Nations agency concerned with the safety of shipping and cleaner oceans. IMO (1948). MARITIME SAFETY COMMITTEE (MSC) MARITIME ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION COMMITTEE (MEPC) LEGAL COMMITTEE TECHNICAL CO-OPERATION COMMITTEE.

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IMO International Maritime Organization

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  1. IMOInternational Maritime Organization • United Nations agency concerned with the safety of shipping and cleaner oceans

  2. IMO (1948) • MARITIME SAFETY COMMITTEE (MSC) • MARITIME ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION COMMITTEE (MEPC) • LEGAL COMMITTEE • TECHNICAL CO-OPERATION COMMITTEE

  3. IACS International Association of Classification Society • Dedicated to safe ships and clean seas, IACS makes a unique contribution to maritime safety and regulation through technical support, compliance verification and research and development. More than 90% of the world's cargo carrying tonnage is covered by the classification design, construction and through-life compliance Rules and standards set by the ten Member Societies and one Associate of IACS

  4. THE PURPOSE OF IACS The International Association of Classification Societies, IACS, was formally established in 1968 with three main purposes: • To promote improvement of standards of safety at • sea and prevention of pollution of the marine • environment; • To consult and cooperate with relevant international • and maritime organizations; • To maintain close cooperation with the world’s • maritime industries.

  5. IACS MEMBERS AND ASSOCIATES Membership of IACS is held by ten leading Classification Societies (Alphabencal Order) Name Country Seat of Foundation (Abbreviation) Head Office Members: • American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) U.S.A. Houston 1862 • Bureau Veritas (BV) France Paris 1828 • China Classification Society (CCS) China Beijing 1956 • Det Norske Veritas (DNV) Norway Hovik 1864 • Germanischer Lloyd (GL) Germany Hamburg 1867 • Korean Register of Shipping Korea Teajon 1960 • Lloyd’s Register of Shipping U.K. London 1760 • Nippon Kaiji Kyokai (Class NK) Japan Tokyo 1899 • Registro Italiano Navale (RINa) Italy Genova 1861 • Russian Maritime Register of Shipping Russia Sankt-Petersburg 1932 Associated Members: 11. Indian Register of Shipping (IRS) India Mumbai 1949

  6. Main Activities of IACS • Classification & Statutory Works • International Maritime Organization (IMO) • International Safety Management (ISM Code) • International Ship and Port Security Code (ISPS Code) • Port State Control (PSC) • Transfer of Class Agreement (TOCA) • Enhanced Survey Programmes (ESP) • Unified Requirement (UR)

  7. What is the Ship Classification Society • Non-Governmental • The 3rd Party • Technical Group • Non-Profit

  8. Classification Society and Other Organization Direct Connection Indirect Connection Insurer (Underwriter) IMO (Government) Owner Classification Society • Non-Governmental • The 3rd Party • Technical Group • Non-Profit Ship Builder Repairer Shipper

  9. Main Activities of International Ship Classification Society • Survey of Classification • Survey for Installation Registration • Survey Related to International Convention • Other Technical Services

  10. Survey for Classification and Installation • Survey for Ship During Construction • Survey for Ship After Construction • Annual Class Survey • Intermediate Survey • Special Survey • Docking Survey • Propeller Shaft Survey • Boiler Survey • Cargo Handling Gear Survey • Cargo Refrigerating Survey

  11. Survey for International Conventions and Certification on behalf of Government(Statutory Survey) • Load Line Certificate (LL. 1966) • Cargo Ship Safety Construction Cert. (SOLAS 74/78 P) • Cargo Ship Safety Equipment Cert. (SOLAS 74/78 P) • Cargo Ship Safety Radio Cart. (SOLAS 74/78 P) • MARPOL Cert. (MARPOL 73/78) • Tonnage Cert. (TM 69) • DOC and SMC Cert. for ISM Code (ISM Code) • ISSC Cert. for ISPS Code • Harmonized System of Survey and Certificate (HSSC) (SOLAS 74/78/88 P and LL 66/88 P)

  12. Class Rules and International Conventions (Non-Passenger Boat) Load Line (International Convention Of Load Line 66) Safety Construction (SOLAS 74/83) Safety Equipment (SOLAS 74/83) Class Rules Marine Pollution (International Convention on Maritime Pollution 73/78) Tonnage Measurement (International Convention On Tonnage Measurement Of Ships’69) Radio (SOLAS 74/83) Authorized items depend on the Government

  13. Thank you

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