• Datum: dinsdag 19 oktober 2010, 09:00 » woensdag 20 oktober 2010, 18:00
• Locatie: DNV Rotterdam
• Plaats: Barendrecht
• Land: The Netherlands

When the Maritime Labour Convention 2006 comes into force it will replace 40 existing conventions and 29 regulations. It will provide seafarers with fair terms of employment and guarantee them safe, secure and decent living and working conditions on board ship. Shipowners will benefit from having a clear, consistent set of standards with which all must comply.

Once the Convention is in force all ships which trade internationally must meet its requirements, whether their flag States have ratified it or not, ships will be subject to inspection. Inspectors’ powers are the same as those under ISM or MARPOL, including the power to detain ships that do not comply.

DNV has developed a course to enable our clients to obtain knowledge and enhance their understanding of the Maritime Labour Convention and the way it functions, with a special focus on development of the Declaration of Maritime Labour Compliance (DMLC).

Target Group

Personnel in safety & quality, personnel and crewing departments of shipping companies, shipboard personnel involved in ship management, operation, maintenance, inspection and control and people working in crew manning offices.

Event Language

English

Attendance

max. 20 persons

Teaching Method

The course is a combination of lectures, case discussions and interactions among participants. Active involvement will add to the benefit for the individual and will be enhanced by sharing of shipping industry experience.

Key issues covered

Lecturers: Mr. Georg Smefjell and Mr. Helle Fløtaker

Please register by returning the completed registeration form to us.