IMO MSC 108 highlights
Key takeaways from the 108 meeting in the Maritime Safety Committee (MSC 108) of the IMO.
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Canada, British Columbia, Prince Rupert BC - Crew Issues
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Industry publishes improved cyber guidelines
The third edition of the industry cyber risk management guidelines, Guidelines on Cyber Security Onboard Ships, addresses the requirement to incorporate cyber risks in the ship’s safety management system (SMS). It also reflects a deeper experience with risk assessments of operational technology (OT)... Please follow the link to continue reading.
A brief look at the agenda of the IMO III 10 Sub-Committee
BIMCO will attend the IMO Sub-committee on Implementation of IMO Instruments (III) 10th session from 22 to 26 July to monitor and intervene on key issues affecting its Members.
The Gulf of Guinea Declaration on Suppression of Piracy
In response to growing concerns and increasing attacks in the region, a taskforce of stakeholders from across the shipping industry drafted the Gulf of Guinea Declaration on Suppression of Piracy.
Concentrated PSC inspection campaign by Paris MoU and Tokyo MoU
In light of a series of catastrophic fire incidents, it is anticipated that countries will conduct a thorough evaluation of ship fire safety, with specific attention given to fire safety systems and secure on-board procedures and practices.
IMO guidelines on Places of Refuge updated
BIMCO's Ashok Srinivasan explains the updates to guidelines for places of refuge for ships
Yemen, Republic of, Mukalla - Arrival
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Benin - Trading restrictions
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IMO pave the way for future autonomous shipping
For the first time, IMO will discuss the maritime autonomous ships. The use of autonomous ships – or so-called unmanned ships - will create the need for a regulatory framework for such ships and their interaction and co-existence with manned ships.
