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Organs of the IMO
Functions of the Assembly and Council
Functions of MSC and MEPC Oil Content Monitor (OCM) /Bilge Alarm Monitor
Function of LEG, FAL & TCC
OWS—Monitoring and Control Unit: OCM/Bilge Alarm approved along with the OWS to measure oil cont
Maritime stakeholders
Developing International Conventions Digital readout, audio/visual alarm over 15 ppm.
Role of IMO and Flag States Measuring range 0 to 30 ppm resolution 1 ppm, accuracy of +/- 5 ppm at 15 ppm.
IMO MEPC.107(49): maintains an electronic record of equipment status every 15 seconds for 18 mon
IMO Conventions-Proposal and Adoption, Amendment and En
Also includes 3-way valve to divert water w/oil content >15 ppm to bilge tank.
IMO Conventions by Ratification process, Establishment of Co
Resolution-Introduction, Proposal and Adoption
An Oil Content Monitor is a device for real time sampling and measuring of the oil content in a moving stre
IMO Circulars content monitors for oily water separators perform several functions including preventing illegal "over limit

Maritime Laws is above 15 ppm, by either shutting down the separator or by putting the separator into a recirculation o
water is sent back to the oily waste holding tanks
Implementing International Conventions
Flag State Legislation
Verifying Compliance
Implementing Conventions
Key IMO Conventions
SOLAS 1974
Introduction
Contents of SOLAS
Ship certificates under SOLAS
Surveys, Verification and Certification
Harmonised System of Survey and Certification
Regulatory Surveys and Penalities
Documents and Certificates to be carried on board

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