**Executive Summary**
This document is the Monthly Flag and Port State Inspection Report for July 2016. It details inspections of foreign ships in India and Indian ships in foreign ports, along with flag state inspections within India. The report provides data on the number of inspections, types of vessels inspected, identified deficiencies, and vessel detentions.
**Key Points / Main Content**
**Inspections of Foreign Ships in India:**
* Total number of inspections: 45
* Breakdown by IOMOU Risk Factor: Very High (0), High (4), Medium (16), Low (25)
* Breakdown by vessel type: Bulk Carrier (26), Chemical Tanker (4), Container (5), Gas Carrier (1), Other Cargo (5), Oil Tanker (4)
* Number of ships detained: 2
* Types of ships detained: Bulk Carrier, Oil Tanker.
* Number of vessels without deficiencies: 9
* Most common deficiencies: Working Conditions (31), Certificates and Documentation (15), Safety of Navigation (15), Propulsion and Auxiliary Machinery (14), Fire Safety (11), Pollution Prevention - MARPOL Annexure I (8)
* Two Indian Flag Vessels were reported detained under Port State Inspection. The names of the vessels, type of ship, IMO number, port detained, PSCO, and deficiencies are outlined.
**Inspection of Indian Ships in Foreign Ports:**
* One Indian Flag Vessel was reported detained in Port State Inspection (Aboard). The name of the vessel, type of ship, IMO number, port detained, MOU, and deficiencies are outlined.
**Flag State Inspections:**
* Number of vessels inspected: 24
* Number of vessels detained: 0
* Types of vessels inspected are noted.
* Number of vessels without deficiencies: 2
* Most common deficiencies are noted
* There were no vessels detained in Flag State Inspection for July 2016
**PSC and FSI Statistics:**
* Statistics on Port State Control (PSC) and Flag State Inspections (FSI) for the month of July 2016 are provided, broken down by port and PSCO.
* Total PSC inspections: 45, Total FSI inspections: 24
* Number of vessels detained: 2.
**Impact Analysis**
**Ship Owners/Operators:**
* **Impact:** Potential for delays and increased costs due to detentions and required corrective actions based on deficiencies.
* **Action Required:** Address deficiencies promptly to avoid detentions and improve vessel safety and compliance.
**Port State Control Officers (PSCOs):**
* **Impact:** The data assists in identifying trends in deficiencies and focusing inspection efforts on high-risk areas and vessel types.
* **Action Required:** Continue to conduct inspections and enforce regulations to ensure vessel safety and environmental protection.
**Flag States:**
* **Impact:** Provides information to identify areas where vessels flying their flag are facing deficiencies and detentions.
* **Action Required:** Implement measures to improve vessel compliance with international regulations and safety standards.
Key Entities Referenced
Port State Control (PSC): A regime for the inspection of foreign ships in other national ports for the purpose of verifying that the competency of the ship and its crew meet international regulations.
International Maritime Organization (IMO): A specialized agency of the United Nations responsible for maritime safety and security and the prevention of marine pollution by ships.
Marpol Annexure I: An international convention for the prevention of pollution from ships.
Seafarer's Employment Agreement (SEA): A legal document that sets out the terms and conditions of a seafarer's employment on a ship.
India: Sovereign nation of South Asia where inspections of foreign ships were conducted.
MONTHLY F AND PO STA E INSPECTI NR PORT J LY 201
A) TNSPECTIONS FOREIGN SHIPS IN INDIA:
r) ToTAL NUM ER OF INSPECIIONS: 45
il) NUMBER OF IPS INSPECI'ED BASED ON IOMOU RISK FACTOR:
RISK LEVEL VERY HIGH MEDIUM
NU MBER OF
SHIPS
ilr) TYPE OF VE$SEL INSPECTED :
TYPE BULK CHEMICAL CONTAIN ER GAS OTHER OIL TANKER
CARRIER TANKER CARRIERS CARGO
NUMBER 26 4 5 L 5 4
lV)NUl'vtBER OF SHIPS DETAINED:02
V) TYPE OF SHIP DETAINED: Bulk Carrier, Oil Tanker'
Vl)NUMBEROFVESSELWITHOUTDEFICIENCIES:09
vil) MOST COtvlMON DEFICIENC}ES:
TYPE OF DEFICIENCY NUMBER OF DEFICIENCY MOST COMMON
D E FlCl ENCY/DETAI NABLE
DEFICIENCY
Working Conditions 31 Cleanliness of engine room
Certificate and 15 Records of rest
Documentation -
Documents
Safety Of Navigation 15 Magnetic comPass
t4 Other (machinery)
Propulsion and auxiliarY
machinery
Fire Safety TL Fire detection and alarm
system
Pollution prevention - 8 Oil and oily mixtures from
machinery spaces
Marpol Annexure Ivilr) rNsPEcTloN oF FOREIGN SHIPS lN INDIA:
There are @ Indian Flag Vessels reported detained under Port State Inspection for July,
20L6.
a)
Name of Type of Ship IMO No Port Detained PSCO
the Ship
Akdeniz-M Bulk Carrier 926LO47 Vishakhapatnam Shri Jayanta
Mukhopadhya
The Detainable deficiencies pertained to Other (SOLAS operational), Sewage treatment plant,
Oil and oilv mixtures from machinery s
b)
Name of the Type of Ship IMO No Port Detained PSCO
Ship
S J Venture Oil Tanker 9438195 Kochin Shri L. Natrajan
The Detainable deficiency pertained to Ventilators, air pipes, casings, Sewage treatment plant,
Oil filtering equipment, Garbage
Detainable Deficiencies:
B) TNSPECTION OF INDIAN SHIPS lN FOREIGN PORTS:
There are g Indian Flag Vessels reported detained in Port State Inspection (Aboard) for
July, 2016.
a)
Name of Type of Ship IMO No Port Detained MOU
the Ship
Malaviya Offshore Service 9303481 Great Yarmouth Paris MoU
Twentv Vessel
The Detainable deficiencies pertained to Solas, Wages, Calculation and Payment, Seafare/s
Employment Agreement (SEA).c)
FrAG STATE TNSPECTTONS
i)
NUMBER OF VESSELS INSPECTED :24
ii)
NUMBER OF VESSELS DETAINED:0
iii)
TYPE OF VESSEL DETAINED: Oil Tanker
iv)
NUMBER OF VESSELS WITHOUT DEFICIENCIES: 02
v)
WPES OF VESSELS INSPECTED :
TYPE OF TUG olL GENERAL OTHER GAS BULK CONTAIN ER OFF
VESSEL BOAT TANKER CARGO/MU LTI VESSEL TYPE CARRIER CARRIER SHORE
-PURPOSE VESSEL
t t
NUMBER 7 5 L 4 2 2
INSPECTED
vi)
MOST COMMON DEFICIENCIES:
TYPE OF DEFICIENCY NUMBER OF MOST COMMON
DEFICIENCY DE FrCr ENCY/DETAT NABLE
DEFICIENCY
Safetv of Navigation 3 Lights, shapes, sound-signals
Life Savins Appliances 3 Maintenance and inspections
Other 3 Other safety in general
Certificate and 3 Other (certificates)
Documentation- Ship
certificate
Water/Weather Tight 3 Covers (hatchway-, portable-,
conditions tarpaulins, etc.)
Water/Weather Tight 5 Ventilators, air pipes, casings
conditions
Water/Weather Tight 4 Machinery space openings
conditions
Emergency Systems 3 Emergency, lighting, batteries and
switches
F re Safetv 3 Fire pumps and its pipes
Working and Living 3 Electrical
Conditions - Working
Conditions
Working and Living 3 Other (accident prevention)
Conditions - Working
Conditions
vii)
DETAINABLE DEFICIENCIES:
There are no Vessels detained in Flag State Inspection for July, 2015PSCO's FSI PSC
t PO,MMD, KANDLA Kandla / Shri Purno Chandra Majhi, E&SS 4 1.
Sika
Shri Sujit kumar Das, E&SS 0 2
Shri Ajay kumar Sinha , E&SS L 0
Kolkata Shri KMRao,E&SS 0 0
2 PO,MMD, KOLKATA Capt Ravindra Sagar, NS 0 0
Shri Satyanaryan Murty, E&SS 1 2
Haldla Shri Aniruddha Chaki , E&SS 2 0
Port Blair Shri Ubaidu Rehman,E&SS 2 0
Shri Arbind Kumar Choudhary,E&SS 2 3
Chennai
Shri Gopi krishna C, E&SS 0 4
Visakhapatnam Shri Jayanta Mukhopadhya , E&SS L 2
Tuticorin Shri J Senthilkumar, E&SS 0 10
3 PO,MMD, CHENNAI
Shri Lalu Natrajan 0 2
Kochi Shri Praveen Nair, E&SS 0 0
Shri KiranCS,E&SS 0 0
New Mangalore Shri V V Paul,E&SS 3 TL
Shri Sajendra Oraon, E&SS 2 0
Capt S I Abul kalam Azad , NS 0 0
Shri S K Shrivastava, E&SS 2 0
Mumbai
5 PO,MMD, MUMBAI Shri S. S Gadkar 1 0
Shri Shrish Kumar, E&SS 1 0
t
Shri Satish Kamath, E&SS 0
t
Mormugao Shri Bodh Raj,E&SS 8
Total 24 45
NUMBER OF VESSELS DETAINED 0 02
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