INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF MARINE SURVEYING DUBAI MARINE SURVEYING SEMINAR MARINE INSURANCE AND CLAIMS 06th Decembe

1. INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF MARINE SURVEYING DUBAI MARINE SURVEYING SEMINAR�MARINE INSURANCE AND CLAIMS�06th December 2009DUBAI

2. ENVIRONMENT, HEALTH AND SAFETYPorts & Maritime Department�VIOLATIONS AGAINST PORT REQUIREMENTS�

3. OVERVIEW OF EHS-PORTS & MARITIME DEPARTMENT OBJECTIVES ACHIEVEMENTS AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY SERVICES SHIP INSPECTION SHIP VIOLATION CARGO RELATED VIOLATIONS THIRD PARTY SERVICE PROVIDERS INSURANCE AND CLAIMS FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS USEFUL WEBSITES VIOLATIONS AGAINST PORT REQUIREMENTS

4. PORT, CUSTOMS AND FREE ZONE CORPORATION TRAKHEES ENVIRONMENT, HEALTH AND SAFETY DIVISION EHS-PORTS & MARITIME OVERVIEW OF EHS-PORTS & MARITIME DEPARTMENT

5. PORT, CUSTOMS AND FREE ZONE CORPORATION - PCFC In 2001, Dubai Customs, Dubai Ports Authority and Jebel Ali Free Zone were merged into one authority called the Public Corp for Ports, Customs and Free Zone. The new corporation was given financial and administrative independence and to be run on a commercial basis.

6. TRAKHEES At the beginning of 2008, Trakhees was established by the Ports, Customs and Free Zone Corporation with the aim of integrating licensing and compliance functions. Trakhees is the Planning & Development Department of the Ports, Customs and Free Zone Corporation. Home - Trakhees.rv

7. TRAKHEESORGANISATIONAL STURCTURE

8. ENVIRONMENT, HEALTH AND SAFETY Environment, Health and Safety (EHS) is the regulatory arm of Trakhees-Ports, Customs & Free Zone Corporation (PCFC). EHS controls, regulates and enforces rules and regulations related to all aspects of Environment, Health, Safety and Fire Protection. It covers all Dubai World Business Units such as DP World, Drydocks World, Dubai Maritime City amongst others.

9. EHS Ports & Maritime The EHS- Ports & Maritime department came into existence on 11th April 1999 with clear goal is to achieve the best �safe and environmentally clean Port & Maritime industry in the world�. This department has grown into a strong and diverse force in the Dubai World�s Ports and Maritime industry, striving hard to achieve our goal. cont�

10. EHS Ports & MaritimeObjective �To ensure all Port�s &�Maritime Industrial Operations are performed safely in clean working environment in line with applicable Federal, Local , International Standards, Rules and Regulations� including detention or rejection of substandard vessels or vessels not meeting the Port�s EHS requirements�

11. EHS Ports & Maritime Achievements The EHS-Ports & Maritime inspectorates have achieved the distinction of being the first such inspectorate to be formed in the entire UAE to achieve safe Ports & Maritime Industry. 900+ vessels being inspected annually Involved in Engineering the system (design of projects, procedures, approvals and practices), Education (training) and Enforcement (implementation). ISO9001, ISO14001 & OHSAS18001 Certified

12. EHS Ports & Maritime Area of Responsibility Ports & Marina Port Jebel Ali Port Rashid Port Hamriya Nakheel Maritime Industry Dry-docks World-Dubai Al Jadaf Dubai Dubai Maritime City

13. EHS Ports & MaritimeFunctions All Type of Ships Inspection. Dubai World�s Projects Review , Risk Assessment and Evaluation Monitoring and Pollution Control � Hazardous Waste Disposal/Management Ship Repair Activity Approval & Inspection Handling of Leaking Containers and HAZMAT Emergency Contingency Response cont�

14. EHS Ports & MaritimeFunctions Issuance of Marine compliance advises. Issuance of Safe Storage advises. Inspection of Auction Cargo. EHS Awareness & Training to Port personnel and Port Users. Pre-qualification of third party service providers. Casualty investigation

15. EHS Ports & Maritime Ship inspection Port entry requirements for ships calling Dubai ports Inspection criteria Total no. of ships- Dubai Ports- Average 900+ Inspections procedure- PSC Guidelines Purpose of Inspection Result of Inspection Enforcement action- Re-inspection

16. EHS Ports & Maritime Ship Violation ISM Marpol STCW ISPS ILO cont�

17. EHS Ports & Maritime Cargo related violations Leaking container IMDG violation Cross stuffing of containers Banned Imports Basel convention Hazmat training and advice Summer requirements

18. EHS Ports & Maritime Cargo related violations

19. EHS Ports & Maritime Cargo related violations

23. EHS Ports & Maritime 3rd party service providers violations Who are they? What are EHS requirements? Non-compliance with EHS requirements Enforcement action cont�

24. Marine Insurance and Claims Ship pollution Cargo damages Ship repairer�s liability Bunker operators liability

25. EHS Ports & Maritime Future Developments To tie up with strategic international organisations Recognition of its ship inspection system by Federal body Accreditation of third party service providers to enhance EHS requirements Reduce violations through better monitoring & compliance Streamlining of all ports & maritime procedures taking into account all new international and regional developments Continuously improve the EHS standards to be one of the best and leading organization in the GCC for safe ports and maritime practices. cont�

26. EHS Ports & MaritimeFuture Developments How can we achieve it?

27. EHS Ports & Maritime Future developments With close cooperation from all our stakeholders, concerned government agencies, business partners and our ever trusting clients. cont�

28. EHS Ports & Maritime Useful Websites www.trakhees.ae www.ehss.ae www.dubaitrade.ae www.dpworld.ae www.nta.gov.ae www.moew.gov.ae www.gccsg.org www.ropme.com

29. Thank you

30. Federal Law No. (24) Of 1999 for the PROTECTION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT Federal Law No.26 of 1981- UAE Maritime code