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Port State Control Self-Checklist

by Jaewon Cho, from the Community

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Use this PSC Self-Checklist to prepare vessels for Port State Control inspections and minimize deficiencies. It covers ISPS checks, certificates and manuals, SOPEP and ORB records, garbage and ballast management, crew rest hours and MLC items, cargo information, drills and training, bridge equipment and publications, navigational systems, lifesaving appliances, emergency lighting, mooring and deck fittings, pilot and accommodation ladders, steering gear and emergency pumps, and engine room safety and pollution prevention equipment. Follow SOLAS, MARPOL, ISPS, STCW and MLC requirements, verify documentation and maintenance records, and record tests to demonstrate compliance.

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