Port State Control Checklist

This PSC checklist is based on the 2019 Concentrated Inspection Campaign (CIC) which focuses on emergency preparedness. It also includes the PSC target criteria, where answering yes to some or all questions will increase the likelihood of your ship to be inspected (again). Use this checklist to easily verify adequate emergency systems and procedures such as documentation, operation, and crew familiarization and assess your current standing with the Port State Control.

This Port State Control checklist is used to reduce the risk of Port State Control detentions through a comprehensive inspection of the ship. Use this checklist to efficiently check all required documents and the safety, maintenance, and working condition of engine room, the bridge and deck area, accommodations, and survival craft and launching arrangements. View real-time date with SafetyCulture analytics to easily determine the most detainable deficiencies in your shipping operations and track performance over time.

A fire door inspection checklist is used to assess the fire-rating and compliance of all fire doors in a ship. Take photo evidence of non-compliant doors and use SafetyCulture’s annotation feature to emphasize on damages and Port State Control breaches. Complete the fire door inspection report by providing a digital signature.

This fire extinguisher inspection checklist can be used every 30 days to evaluate if fire extinguishers meet the standards and safety measures for emergency purposes. Start by checking the fire extinguisher types (ABC, BC, A, D or K), inspection tags, seals, labels, and extinguisher validity. Next, follow the key steps on how to accurately inspect the extinguisher to identify defects. Finally, confirm the tag is signed and dated and capture a photo of the record. Auto-deliver your inspection reports to avoid data loss and save time from creating monthly checklists by using SafetyCulture’s scheduling feature.

A pressure vessel inspection checklist is used by marine engineers and boiler inspectors to ensure that pressure vessels are safe to hold liquids and gases under pressure. Use this checklist to efficiently conduct an external and internal inspection of pressure vessels and their safety devices and piping systems. Meet IMO regulations by customizing this digital template according to the type of pressure vessel.

A boiler inspection checklist is a tool used for the safe and accurate maintenance and routine checks of oil or gas-fired boilers on ships. Normally a part of the Port State Control regime, crew members should use this checklist to inspect the internal, external, and operation of a boiler. Select Safe-At Risk-N/A for crucial components and immediately fix problems to avoid boiler explosions, meltdowns, and scalding or steam burns.