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Implementation of the Maritime Labour Convention, 2006 - inspection and certification of the maritime labour conditions of Indian flag ships-reg
Applicable to:
Indian flag ships
Effective Date:
Immediate
Superseded Circulars:
None
Key Changes and Requirements
1. Fee Structure for Certificate Amendments
Fees have been introduced for certain amendments to the Maritime Labour Certificate and DMLC Part II.
- Change of name/address of ship-owner: ₹5,000/-
- Change of ship-owner/flag/validity extension: Fees as per initial issuance
- Re-issuance of lost certificate: ₹5,000/-
2. Updated Health and Safety Requirements
Ship-owners must now report and investigate occupational accidents, injuries, and diseases, including harassment and bullying.
- Occupational accidents/injuries/diseases: Report and investigate as per Merchant Shipping Act, 1958
- Harassment and bullying: Investigate causes and circumstances
MLC, 2006 4.3.9.19 - Problems arising from harassment and bullying
Important Note
Ships not likely to be operational should take appropriate measures for renewal of Maritime Labour Certificate as per MLC, 2006.
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