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PSC and FSI Statistics for the month of July 2018
Applicable to:
All Indian seafarers and companies
Effective Date:
July 2018
Superseded Circulars:
None
Key Changes and Requirements
1. Port State Inspections of Foreign Flag Vessels — July 2018
There were 31 inspections in July, with 2 detentions. Bulk Carriers had the most inspections (20) and the highest average deficiency index (3.25).
- Major areas of deficiencies: Working conditions of seafarers and propulsion & auxiliary machinery.
- Detained vessels: Lily Queen (Container) and Aifanourious (Bulk Carrier).
2. Flag State Inspections of Indian Flag Vessels — July 2018
There were 37 inspections in July, with no detentions. Passenger vessels had the highest average deficiency index (12.75).
- Major areas of deficiencies: Working conditions of seafarers.
- Recognized Organizations with highest deficiency index: IRS/DNV-GL(AS) (1.5).
- Indian Ship Operators with highest deficiency index: ITT Shipping Pvt. Ltd. (11).
3. Port State Inspections of Indian Flag Vessels Abroad — July 2018
There was 1 detention in July, with an average deficiency index of 2.73. The detained vessel was a Bulk Carrier managed by SCI Ltd.
- Major areas of deficiencies: Safety of Navigation.
- Indian Ship Operator with detention: SCI Ltd.
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Rest hour records and log books were among the most common deficiencies.
Important Note
Seafarers are advised to ensure their vessels have valid certificates, proper documentation, and comply with safety regulations to avoid detentions and penalties.
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