Port State Control and Oil Major Inspection (PSC-OM)
Port State Control and Oil Major Inspections (PSC-OM) have recently become increasingly stringent,
utilizing computer-generated matrices to identify substandard ships. Detentions and deficiencies noted
during these inspections are publicly accessible on the internet, and adverse reports can jeopardize a
vessel's earning capacity. It is crucial for ship staff to understand the implications of such inspections
and to prepare the vessel to pass with a clean slate.
Course Content:
- PSC-OM Inspection Procedure:
Detailed review of Port State Control and Oil Major
Inspection procedures as outlined in IMO Resolution A787 (19).
- Preparation for PSC-OM Inspections:
Strategies and best practices for preparing your vessel for successful PSC-OM inspections.
- Inspection Conduct:
Understanding the conduct of PSC-OM inspections to ensure smooth and compliant operations.
- Deficiency Reports and Grounds for Detention:
Identifying different types of deficiency reports and understanding the grounds for detention.
- Reporting Procedures and Corrective Actions:
Steps to take upon receiving a PSC deficiency report, including proper reporting procedures and
corrective actions.
- PSC-OM Statistics:
Analyzing statistics of deficiencies and detentions to recognize common pitfalls and deficiencies
frequently reported.
Course Duration: 2 Days
