Seguridad marítima
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Fatigue
At its 18th session in November 1993, the IMO Assembly adopted resolution A.772(18) on fatigue factors in manning and safety. The resolution recognizes that there is no universally accepted definition of fatigue but draws the attention of all parties involved in ship operations to the factors which can contribute to fatigue including, but not limited to, those listed below and to take them into account when making decisions on ship operations.
Guidance on Fatigue Mitigation and Management
To assist in the development of a maritime safety culture by addressing the issue of fatigue, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) has developed practical guidance to assist interested parties to better understand and manage the issue of “fatigue.”
Maritime Security Handbook: Stowaways by Sea
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Improvements in security have not reduced the number of stowaways or the number of incidents and it is seafarers who have to cope with the extra work, delay, uncertainty and possible violence. This is why The Nautical Institute has launched Maritime Security handbook: stowaways by sea, aimed at helping people who have to deal with stowaways by giving advice on the preparation and training that is needed both onboard and ashore.
The handbook gives practical guidance on making a vessel secure against stowaways, managing any that have succeeded in getting onboard, collecting the necessary evidence and organizing the repatriation process. It includes an explanation of who stows away and why, how trading patterns affect risk, the responsibilities of all parties involved in a
VST Vigo.-Una autopista para 7.000 barcos al año
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- Published on Friday, 04 April 2014 04:30
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mayor tragedia marítima en las Rías Baixas en una década
Una autopista para 7.000 barcos al año
Salvamento vigila a los buques con sistema digital que cruzan los canales de separación de tráfico - Más de 20.600 naves con destino a muelles vigueses lo usaron desde 2004
antonino garcía 03.04.2014 | 02:06 FARO DE VIGO
La bajura gallega exige poder eliminar las balsas salvavidas de los buques
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La Federación Galega solicita al Ministerio de Fomento sustituirlas por otros sistemas "más cómodos" - El sector reclama a la Consellería do Mar "mayor celeridad" en el pago de ayudas
jacobo carunchoa coruña 05.04.2014 | 02:03
Las cofradías buscan el "mejor aprovechamiento" del espacio de trabajo en las embarcaciones
Las cofradías gallegas tienen nuevas reivindicaciones. Después de exigir, recientemente, ayudas para paliar las pérdidas por los temporales que azotaron la costa gallega a principios de año, la Federación Galega de Confrarías de Pescadores acordó en su última reunión del Comité Ejecutivo solicitar medidas para reducir los costes de mantenimiento y mejorar las condiciones de trabajo en las embarcaciones. Las principales demandas de los pósitos a las administraciones -Xunta y Gobierno- pasan por la exención en
Human Element
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The safety and security of life at sea, protection of the marine environment and over 90% of the world's trade depends on the professionalism and competence of seafarers.
The IMO's International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping for Seafarers (STCW), 1978 was the first internationally-agreed Convention to address the issue of minimum standards of competence for seafarers. In 1995 the STCW Convention was completely revised and updated to clarify the standards of competence required and provide effective mechanisms for enforcement of its provisions.
A comprehensive review of the STCW Convention and the STCW Code commenced in January 2006, and culminated in a Conference of Parties to the STCW Convention which was held in Manila, Philippines from 21 to 25 June 2010, that adopted