“As Marine Licence & Colsultancy service, we will be pleased to serve you with our years of experience. We are actively working on the certification of our seafarers regardless of national and foreign licenses. At the same time, we offer solutions to the endorsement needs of our officers and crew personnel when necessary in accordance with the flag state and stcw requirements.
In addition to seafarers, we offer support to our shipowners in pre-purchase inspection, ISM & ISPS Audit, ship registration and improvement requests.”
Seafarers Certifications;
Assessment for the rank and upgrade of rank of competence is evaluated and approved based on seafarer documents and sea service experience.
Ship Registration
Ship Registration is the process by which various flagging rights are granted to an approved newbuild or existing vessel.
Upon successful completion of the registration process, the Maritime Administrator issues the vessel a Certificate of Registration (COR) along with other commercial certificates. The COR is proof that the Administrator recognizes that the Registered Owner meets the legal requirements for ownership and that the ship and manager meet the required Administration standards. The Certificate of Registration gives the registered owner the right to sail in international waters, recognized by other nations.
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Survey & Certifications
All ships must be surveyed and verified by officers of flag State Administrations or their recognized organizations (ROs)/recognized safety organizations (RSOs)/appointed surveyors so that the relevant certificates can be issued to establish that the ships are designed, constructed, maintained and managed in accordance with the requirements of IMO Conventions, Codes and other instruments.
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ISM & ISPS Audit / MLC Inspections
The International Safety Management Code (ISM) require Shipping Companies 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.
Carrying out internal SMS audits companies measure the effectiveness of their own systems. Internal SMS or ISM 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.