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PSC FSI Annual report - 2022
**Summary for Indian Seafarers: PSC FSI Annual Report - 2022**
**Info Card:**
- **Applicable to:** Indian Flag Vessels and Foreign Flag Vessels visiting Indian Ports
- **Effective Date:** Report covers the calendar year 2022
- **Superseded Circulars:** None explicitly stated
**Main Heading:**
Key Changes and Requirements
**1. Port State Control (PSC) in India**
- **Trends:** PSC inspections increased from 164 in 2021 to 173 in 2022. Mumbai conducted the most inspections (73), followed by Kolkata (39).
- **Detentions:** Detention rate increased from 17.65% in 2021 to 24.65% in 2022. Bulk Carriers had the highest detention rate (21.87%), followed by Oil Tankers (100%).
- **Age-based Performance:** Vessels aged 13-20 years had the highest detention rate (35.29%), followed by those aged 0-12 years (27.40%).
- **RO Performance:** ABS had the highest detention rate (12.5%), followed by BV (10%). DNV had the lowest detention rate (0%).
**2. Flag State Implementation (FSI) of Indian Ships**
- **Trends:** FSI inspections increased from 455 in 2021 to 548 in 2022. Bulk Carriers had the highest detention rate (12.5%), followed by Oil Tankers (11.11%).
- **Age-based Performance:** Vessels aged 15-25 years had the highest detention rate (16.67%), followed by those aged 0-5 years (14.29%).
- **RO Performance:** ABS had the highest detention rate (16.67%), followed by DNV (12.5%). LR had the lowest detention rate (0%).
**3. Port State Control (PSC) of Indian Flag Ships in Foreign Ports**
- **Trends:** Indian Flag Vessels inspected under various PSC regimes increased from 94 in 2021 to 114 in 2022. Detention rate decreased from 2.63% in 2021 to 0.87% in 2022.
- **Age-based Performance:** Vessels aged 15-25 years had the highest detention rate (2.31%), followed by those aged 0-5 years (1.82%).
- **RO Performance:** ABS had the highest detention rate (2.22%), followed by DNV (1.67%). LR had the lowest detention rate (0%).
**Highlight Box:**
- **II/4:** Vessels aged 13-20 years had the highest detention rate under PSC in India (35.29%).
**Important Note:**
- None explicitly stated in the provided document text.
**Valid External Links:**
- [DG Shipping](https://www.dgshipping.gov.in) (Indian Maritime Administration)
- [IOMOU](https://www.iomou.nic.in) (Indian Ocean Memorandum of Understanding on Port State Control)
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