EMSA

An Advanced Training for Member States, Iceland and Norway on Directive (EU) 2016/802 Sulphur content of marine fuels, took place from 21 to 22 November 2018 at EMSA’s premises in Lisbon. Participants from the Canadian authorities were also invited to attend, following their request. The training course provided an overview of the ship’s inspection process, including the inspection of ships’ docu ...

Following a request by the Romanian Naval Authority (RNA), a training on EU Maritime Legislation organised by EMSA was dlivered at the premises of RNA in Constanta from 9 to 11 October 2018. The training was suitable for officials that had recently commenced working within the administration, as well as to staff who wanted to broaden their knowledge. The training contained a number of presentatio ...

Following a request by the Marine Survey office if Ireland, a training on ISM Code was delivered in Dublin from 2 to 4 October 2018 at the premises of the Irish Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport. The training contained reference to history and objectives of the code by presenting it's structure, guidelines for the administrations and the latest amendments to the code. Also the difference ...

Following the conclusions of the 12th CNTA meeting in 2017, the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) in co-operation with the Hellenic Coast Guard headquarters organised in Piraeus from 10 to 11 September a training seminar on the implementation and compliance with the requirements of the International Convention for the control and management of ballast and sediment from ships, 2004 (BWM 2004) ...

The training course covered International and European legislation on liability and compensation for maritime claims, places of refuge, the 2010 HNS Protocol, the Nairobi Removal of Wrecks International Convention as well as practical exercises on related issues. The training was aimed at officials working in the maritime administrations and/or related organisations, dealing with the relevant top ...