Port State Control (PSC) is an inspection of a foreign ship in national ports carried out to verify that the condition of the specific ship and its equipment comply with the various requirements of international regulations. Additionally, it ensures that a ship is manned and operated in compliance with all these instruments and guarantees that maritime safety, security and environment are protected.
Upon completing this course, the candidate will gain knowledge and understanding of the Port State Control Inspections carried out onboard ships and the checks and topics tackled during such inspection.
The learning outcomes of the Course will include;
- Introductions to Port State.
- Different Types of Inspections.
- Memorandum of Understanding.
- Reporting Forms and Code of Deficiencies.
- Procedures implemented by ship management
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For the proper knowledge of future chiefmates regarding ballawast water managment regulations.