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PSC/FSI statistics for the Month of April to June 2019
Key Changes and Requirements
1. Port State Control Statistics — April to June 2019
The Port State Control (PSC) conducted 132 inspections from April to June 2019, with Chennai conducting the highest number (43). There were 4 detentions, with an average deficiency index of 21.96%. Bulk carriers had the most inspections (54), and the major deficiency areas were under Ship's Certificates & Other Records.
- Detained Vessels: GP ASPHALT I, MCP SAINT-BURG, EASTERN VIEW, and others.
- Recognized Organizations with most detentions: American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) with 1 detention.
2. Flag State Inspections of Indian Flag Vessels — April to June 2019
There were 113 flag state inspections, with MMD Kandla conducting the highest number (33). There were 3 detentions, with an average deficiency index of 5.6%. The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd. had the highest number of ships inspected (13).
- Detained Vessels: M.T.VAMSEE, and others.
- Recognized Organizations with most inspections: IRS with 88 inspections.
- Minimum Safe Manning Document: 7 deficiencies
- International Oil Pollution prevention (IOPP): 18 deficiencies
- Other (certificates): 79 deficiencies
- Log-books/compulsory entries: 22 deficiencies
Seafarers and shipowners are advised to ensure their vessels comply with the latest regulations and carry valid certificates to avoid detentions and penalties.
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