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DISCUSS the different significance

of the Company’s Policy on the


safety, security, health,
environment and quality (SSHEQ)
to address on board issues on
shipboard operation
in conformity with IMO mission
statement.
INTERNATIONAL MARITIME
ORGANIZATION
The MISSION of the International
Maritime Organization (IMO) as a
United Nations specialized agency
is to promote safe, secure,
environmentally sound, efficient and
sustainable shipping through
ERNATIONAL MARITIME ORGANIZATION
cooperation. This will be accomplished by
adopting the highest practicable
standards of maritime safety and security.
INTERNATIONAL MARITIME
ORGANIZATION
1 IMPROVE
IMPLEMENTATION
1 IMPROVE
IMPLEMENTATION
Provide for safe practices in ship operation and a safe marine
environment. Assess all identified risks to its ships, personnel and
the environment and establish appropriate safeguards. Continuously
improve safety management skills of personnel ashore and on-board
ships, including preparing for emergencies related both to safety and
environmental protection.
2
INTEGRATE NEW &
ADVANCING TECNOLOGIES
IN THE REGULATORY
FRAMEWORK
2
INTEGRATE NEW & ADVANCING
TECNOLOGIES IN THE
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK
With regard to cyber risks, the IMO Assembly had as early as
2017 adopted a strategic plan that recognized the need to integrate
new and advancing technologies into the regulatory framework for
shipping (IMO, 2017b).
3 RESPOND TO
CLIMATE CHANGE
3 RESPOND TO
CLIMATE
CHANGE
With regard to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions from
international shipping, progress was made at IMO towards achieving
the levels of ambition set out in the Initial Strategy on reduction of
greenhouse gas emissions from ships, including on ship energy
efficiency, alternative fuels and the development of national action
plans to address greenhouse gas emissions from international shipping.
4 ENGAGE IN OCEAN
GOVERNANCE
4 ENGAGE IN OCEAN
GOVERNANCE
International ocean governance is about managing and using the
world’s oceans and their resources in ways that keep them healthy,
productive, safe, secure and resilient. Today, 60 % of the oceans are
outside the borders of national jurisdiction. This implies a shared
international responsibility.
5
ENHANCE GLOBAL
FACILITATION &
SECURITY OF
INTERNATIONAL TRADE
5
ENHANCE GLOBAL
FACILITATION & SECURITY
OF INTERNATIONAL
TRADE
The SAFE Framework of Standards is the only global instrument
encouraging Customs authorities to implement a series of measures
to enhance the security and Customs to Customs Pillar
and Customs
facilitation of to Business trade. It rests on twin pillars;
international
Pillar.
Customs to Customs Pillar
The Customs to Customs pillar seeks to encourage co-operation
among Customs and other competent authorities on the basis of
common and accepted
standards for data exchange and risk profiles to maximize the
security and facilitation of the international supply chain. Central to
this pillar is the use by Customs authorities of advance electronic
information as part of a risk-based cargo security strategy.
Customs to Business Pillar
The Customs to Business pillar which specifies the need for
Customs authorities to establish partnerships with the private sector,
particularly though the creation of an international system of
Authorized Economic Operators (AEOs) whereby businesses that
offer a high degree of security guarantees in respect of their role in
the international supply chain can, by meeting certain criteria in the
SAFE Framework of Standards.
6 ADDRESS THE
HUMAN ELEMENT
6 ADDRESS THE
HUMAN
ELEMENT
The human element is currently included within the overarching
principles of the Strategic Plan for the Organization for the six-year
period 2018 to 2023 (resolution A.1110 (30)), which provides that the
human element will be taken into account in the review,
development and implementation of new and existing requirements.
7 ENSURE
REGULATORY
EFFECTIVENESS
7 ENSURE REGULATORY
EFFECTIVENESS
Improving the actual process of developing regulations, to make
them more effective; gathering more data, and being better and
smarter at using it to make decisions; getting better feedback from
Member States and the industry and improving the way IMO learns
from experience and feeds those lessons back into the regulatory
process
8
ENSURE
ORGANIZATIONAL
EFFECTIVENESS
8
ENSURE
ORGANIZATIONAL
EFFECTIVENESS
Increasing the overall effectiveness of IMO, including the
Member states, non-governmental organizations, donors, the
Secretariat all the many stakeholders in the
Organization as a whole.
Recognizing the need to maintain the required
level of competence of personnel in the international
maritime field in order to achieve the objectives of
the organization for safer, secure and
efficient shipping in an environmentally
sound manner worldwide.
Company means the owner of the ship or any other
organization or person such as the manager, or the
bareboat charterer, who has assumed the responsibility for
operation of the ship from the ship-owner and who, on
assuming such responsibility, has agreed to take over all the
duties and responsibilities imposed on the company by
these regulations.
SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL-
PROTECTION POLICY
SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL- PROTECTION POLICY

2.1 The Company should establish


a safety and environmental-
protection policy which describes
how the objectives given.
2.2 The company should ensure that the policy is
implemented and maintained at all levels of the
organizations, both ship-based and shore-based.

This is one of the example of Company’s


policy
regarding the safety, security, health,
environment and
quality (SSHEQ) to address on board issues
on shipboard operation in conformity with
IMO mission statement.
SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL- PROTECTION POLICY

2.1 The Company should establish a safety


and environmental-protection policy
which
describes how the objectives given.

2.2 The company should ensure that


the policy is implemented and
maintained at all levels of the
organizations, both ship-based and
shore-based.
This is one of the example of Company’s
policy
regarding the safety, security, health,
environment and
quality (SSHEQ) to address on board issues
on shipboard operation in conformity with
IMO mission statement.
SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL- PROTECTION POLICY

2.1 The Company should establish a safety


and environmental-protection policy
which
describes how the objectives given.

2.2 The company should ensure that the


policy is implemented and maintained at all
levels of the organizations, both ship-based
and shore-based.

This is one of the example of Company’s


policy regarding the safety, security, health,
environment and quality (SSHEQ) to address
on board issues on shipboard operation in
conformity with IMO mission statement.
OUR POLICIES & QUALITY
SYSTEMS
SAFETY & ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION POLICY
OUR POLICIES & QUALITY
SYSTEMS
SAFETY & ENVIRONMENTAL
Sea,
PROTECTION
It is Company’s POLICY
Policy to promote Safety at

Prevention of Human Injury or Loss of Life


and
avoidance of damage to the Environment, in
particular to
OUR POLICIES & QUALITY SYSTEMS
SAFETY & ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION POLICY

The Company's objectives regarding Safety Management


are:

To provide for
Safe Practices To prevent To establish
safeguards
in ship damage to the
ship, her cargo against all
Operation and the identified risks.
environment.
and a safe
working
environment.
OUR POLICIES & QUALITY SYSTEMS
SAFETY & ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION POLICY

The Company's objectives regarding Safety Management


are:

To prevent
To provide for damage to To establish
Safe Practices in safeguards
ship Operation the ship, her against all
and a safe identified risks.
working environment. cargo and
the
environment
.
OUR POLICIES & QUALITY SYSTEMS
SAFETY & ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION POLICY

The Company's objectives regarding Safety Management


are:

To provide for To prevent To establish


Safe Practices in
ship Operation
damage to the
ship, her cargo
safeguards
and a safe
working environment.
and the against all
environment.
identified
risks.
OUR POLICIES & QUALITY SYSTEMS
SAFETY & ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION POLICY

The Company's objectives regarding Safety Management


are:

To prevent To continuously improve


loss of Safety Management skills of
personnel ashore and
human life aboard
ships, including preparing
and for emergencies related both
to Safety & Environmental
personal Protection.

injury.
OUR POLICIES & QUALITY SYSTEMS
SAFETY & ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION POLICY

The Company's objectives regarding Safety Management


are:
To continuously improve
Safety Management skills
To prevent
loss of human of
life and
personal personnel ashore and
injury.
aboard ships, including
preparing
for emergencies related
both to Safety &
Environmental
OUR POLICIES & QUALITY SYSTEMS
SAFETY & ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION POLICY

In order to effectively implement its Safety &


Environment Protection Policy the Company:

Consistently follows all national and


international rules and regulations
governing the Marine Industry.

Takes into account applicable guidelines, standards, codes


and publications, which are issued by maritime organizations
and are directed towards creating a safe and pollution free
environment.
OUR POLICIES & QUALITY SYSTEMS
SAFETY & ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION POLICY

In order to effectively implement its Safety &


Environment Protection Policy the Company:

Consistently follows all national and international


rules and regulations governing the Marine
Industry.

Takes into account applicable guidelines,


standards, codes and publications, which are
issued by maritime organizations and are
directed towards creating a safe and pollution
free environment.
OUR POLICIES & QUALITY SYSTEMS
SAFETY & ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION POLICY

In order to effectively implement its Safety &


Environment Protection Policy the Company:

Continuously monitors all safety


aspects of the managed fleet.

Frequently inspects the managed fleet and


carries out necessary maintenance and
repairs.
OUR POLICIES & QUALITY SYSTEMS
SAFETY & ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION POLICY

In order to effectively implement its Safety &


Environment Protection Policy the Company:

Continuously monitors all safety aspects of the


managed fleet.

Frequently inspects the managed


fleet and carries out necessary
maintenance and repairs.
OUR POLICIES & QUALITY SYSTEMS
SAFETY & ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION POLICY

In order to effectively implement its Safety &


Environment Protection Policy the Company:
Continuously improves its management
system by taking corrective &
preventive action for identified problem
areas.
Provides adequate resources to effectively
implement this management system.

Has developed and implements a management system


which is "Safety & Pollution Prevention”
oriented.
OUR POLICIES & QUALITY SYSTEMS
SAFETY & ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION POLICY

In order to effectively implement its Safety &


Environment Protection Policy the Company:
Continuously improves its management system by
taking corrective & preventive action for identified
problem areas.

Provides adequate resources to


effectively implement this management
system.
Has developed and implements a management system
which is "Safety & Pollution Prevention”
oriented.
OUR POLICIES & QUALITY SYSTEMS
SAFETY & ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION POLICY

In order to effectively implement its Safety &


Environment Protection Policy the Company:
Continuously improves its management system by
taking corrective & preventive action for identified
problem areas.

Provides adequate resources to effectively implement


this management system.

Has developed and implements a


management system which is "Safety &
Pollution Prevention”
oriented.
The Company's Policy on safety, security, health,
environment and quality (SSHEQ) is crucial for ensuring
safe and efficient shipboard operations in conformity
with the International Maritime Organization's (IMO)
mission statement. Here are some of the different
significances of the SSHEQ policy for addressing on-
board issues:
QUALIT
Y

SECURIT
Y ENVIRONMEN
T

HEALTH

SAFET
Y
SAFETY
SAFETY
The SSHEQ policy establishes a framework for promoting
a safe working environment on board ships. It provides
guidance on the identification and mitigation of safety
hazards, the development of safety procedures and protocols,
and the training of crew members on safe practices. By
adhering to the SSHEQ policy, ship operators can minimize
the risk of accidents, injuries, and loss of life at sea.
QUALIT
Y

SECURIT
Y ENVIRONMEN
T

HEALTH

SAFET
Y
SECURIT
Y
SECURIT
Y
The SSHEQ policy also addresses security issues on board
ships, such as piracy, terrorism, and stowaways. It provides
guidance on the implementation of security measures, such as
access control, surveillance, and emergency response, to
prevent security incidents and ensure the safety of crew and
cargo.
QUALIT
Y

SECURIT
Y ENVIRONMEN
T

HEALTH

SAFET
Y
HEALTH
HEALTH
The SSHEQ policy promotes the health and well-being of
crew members by establishing standards for hygiene,
sanitation, and medical care on board ships. It also addresses
occupational health issues, such as exposure to hazardous
substances and noise, to ensure that crew members are
protected from health hazards.
QUALIT
Y

SECURIT
Y ENVIRONMEN
T

HEALTH

SAFET
Y
ENVIRONMEN
T
ENVIRONME
NT
The SSHEQ policy recognizes the importance of protecting
the marine environment and reducing the environmental
impact of shipping operations. It provides guidance on
compliance with environmental regulations, such as
MARPOL, and promotes best practices for reducing
emissions, preventing pollution, and minimizing waste.
QUALIT
Y

SECURIT
Y ENVIRONMEN
T

HEALTH

SAFET
Y
QUALITY
QUALITY
The SSHEQ policy also addresses the quality of shipboard
operations by promoting continuous improvement and
adherence to international standards, such as ISO and ISM.
By establishing quality objectives and monitoring
performance, ship operators can ensure that their operations
meet customer expectations and industry standards.
QUALIT
Y

SECURIT
Y ENVIRONMEN
T

HEALTH

SAFET
Y
In conformity with the IMO's mission statement,
the SSHEQ policy is essential for ensuring that
shipping operations are safe, secure,
environmentally responsible, and sustainable. By
implementing the policy on board ships, ship
operators can contribute to the IMO's goal of
ensuring a safe, secure, and efficient shipping
industry that protects the marine environment and
supports global trade.
All Company employees, shore based and seas going
are responsible for implementing the company's Safety
& Environment Protection Policy.

The Company takes over all the duties and


responsibilities imposed by the ISM Code providing
adequate resources (e.g.technical, financial and human
resources) to ensure that the safety management
objectives will be achieved.
ISM-related tasks being carried out by the shore-
based personnel or by external entities are outlined in
the SMS and are monitored utilizing the internal audit
procedure.

The Company verifies that all those undertaking


ISM-related tasks perform in accordance with the
established procedures.
The Company's Management is responsible
for monitoring and reviewing the Safety &
Environment Protection Policy at regular
intervals in order to ensure that it remains
relevant and effective.

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