Port and Harbour Marine Safety Code

the port state control inspections and their role in maritime safety specific case – romanian naval authority prof dr jaime rodrigo de larrucea phd cristina steliana mihailovici department: ciÈncia i enginyeria nÀutiques university: universitat politÉcnica catalunya adress: edifici facultat de nÀutica, pla del palau, 18, 08003, barcelona

Maritime sector and ports in the Caribbean: the case of

through inefficiencies in the maritime sector are analyzed for: maritime freight transport, cruise shipping, ports and yachting2 Whilst the first three are part of the original structure of the study, the fourth is included to show the full extension of the maritime sector To be able to understand the challenges and role of maritime

Maritime Emergency Response Guide

provides an overview of the maritime organizations involved in restoration activities, including roles and authorities • Section 3, Waterway and Port Facility Restoration, outlines activities to be undertaken during a response phase • Section 4, Coordination Process for Maritime Assets, describes the coordination

THE ROLE, RESPONSIBILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE SHIP AGENT

The port agent is central to all trades and is responsible for organising, overseeing and coordinating all aspects of the port call, from booking berth allocations and services ahead of the vessel’s arrival to finalising the accounts and other paperwork after the vessel has sailed Functioning as the de facto port single window, the agent