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Brief Understanding Ship Audits

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Brief Understanding Ship Audits

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  1. Brief Understanding Ship Audits Sinotech Marine Corporation

  2. Why Marine Audits are Required? The International Safety Management Code (ISM) require Shipping Companies like Sinotech Marine to have procedures for conducting both internal and external audits to ensure the ship as well as the shore organisation is doing what is documented in the Safety Management System. Sinotech Marine Corporation carries out internal ISM/MLC/ISPS audits ISM/MLC/ISPS. Internal Ship Audits are potentially more important than external audits for controlling the effectiveness of the system, since companies stand to gain or lose more than the external audit bodies if the system fails. The company, its employees, shipmasters, officers and crews ‘own’ the safety management system and have a direct interest in ensuring that it is effective. As a result, the internal SMS audit, which represents these interests, should be at least equal to if not exceed the thoroughness of the external SMS audit process. Sinotech Marine Corporation, inspects& provides consultation in order to perform and carry out ISM internal audits on board operator vessels as well as on their premises.

  3. ISM (international safety management code) • For vessels < 500 grt voluntary ISM possible. • At the moment very popular for workboats and supply vessels. • ISM requires managers to maintain a safety management system, but there is only an implicit requirement for procedures. • This is a safety management system which manages the risks on vessels. • Easy to combine with “office” systems like ISO 9001:2000.

  4. The ultimate future management systems for shipping ? • Marine Management Systems will all be based on pro-active risk assessments focused on human elements. • Shipping companies will have combined QMS for the offices and ISM for their vessels. • Common sense will be documented to show compliance (voluntary ISM).

  5. Sinotech Marine Corporation in Athena, Greece performs ship audit and carries out ISM internal audits on board operator vessels as well as on their premises. Name: Sinotech Marine CorporationAddress: Ermou 56, Athens, GreecePhone Number: + 30-2103007223Email: enquiries@sinotechmarine.com

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