shipboard safety precaution

implement small vessel safety measures | implementing small vessel safety measures | perform small vessel safety measures | small vessel safety measures performing

ensure security on sea vessels | ensure security on ship | ensure security on ships | guarantee security on sea vessels

As an employer ... are you ensuring the health and safety of your employees working onboard ships? Are you implementing preventive measures within your workplace?

on-board commercial vehicle safety monitoring | on-board safety monitoring

shipboard automated meteorological and oceanographic systems | SAMOS

shipboard environmental data acquisition system | shipboard environmental acquisition system | SEAS

resolution A.489(XII) on safe stowage and securing of cargo units and other entities in ships other than cellular containerships

implementing small vessel safety procedures | small vessel safety procedures implementing | perform small vessel safety procedures | small vessel safety procedures performing

These rules increase safety on board, contribute to tackling marine pollution and seek to ensure the free movement of marine equipment within the EU's internal market.

– information on the effect of the landing obligation on safety on board fishing vessels;

42. Acknowledges the on-board protective measures set up by shipping companies; supports the recent requests from the maritime industry for private maritime security firms to be regulated and renews its call, firstly, on the International Maritime Organisation, flag states, and the maritime industry to work together to draw up a code of conduct laying down clear, consistent, and enforceable internationally agreed standards governing the use of privately contracted armed s ...[+++]ecurity guards on ships and, secondly, on private maritime security firms to act strictly in accordance with those standards;

27. Underlines that the use of private armed guards aboard has increased, as well as the fact that no vessel with PCASP on board has been successfully pirated although it is a measure that cannot substitute for the needed comprehensive solution of the multifaceted piracy threat; takes into account that some Member States have introduced relevant legislation; in this context calls on the Member States to perform necessary security measures ...[+++] on board when it is possible, as well as the Commission and the Council to work towards shaping an EU approach concerning the use of certified armed personnel on board in order to ensure a good implementation of the IMO guidelines in this regard; reminds that according to IMO BMP4 (Best Management Practices): ‘Subject to risk analysis, careful planning and agreements, the provision of Military Vessel Protection Detachments (VPDs) deployed to protect vulnerable shipping is the recommended option when considering armed guards’;