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    Harmonised System of

    Certification & Survey

    Objective- To Generate a Simple,

    Flexible System

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    HARMONISED SURVEY &

    CERTIFICATION SYSTEM

    The shipping industry has been concerned

    about the revenue lost when ships are

    taken out of service for surveys to take

    place.

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    BENEFITS OF THE

    HARMONISED SYSTEM

    The main advantage of the system is tobring commercial benefits in terms of theflexibility of the survey schedule in

    allowing surveys to fit-in with the workinglife of the vessel.

    Other benefits include a reduction in thenumber of surveyors, survey time andpaper work, thus cutting costs &increasing profits.

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    PROVISIONS OF THE HSSC

    A one year standard renewal between

    surveys.

    Renewal surveys may be completed within

    3 months of the expiry date of the

    certificate without affecting its period of

    validity. If an extension is granted then the

    new certificate will be dated from the dateof expiry of the previous one.

    Certificates for cargo ships will be valid for

    5 years.

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    Surveys required to keep certificates valid

    may be held with +/- 3 months of the

    survey date.

    There is some flexibility as regards to

    surveys.

    The maximum validity of a Passenger Ship

    Safety certificate is one year.

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    CHANGES UNDER THE

    HARMONISED SYSTEM

    No more unscheduled inspections.

    Mandatory annual inspections instead.

    Ships bottom to be expected at least twice

    in 5 years. Interval between inspections

    not more than 3 years.

    There is a provision for a combined Cargo

    Ship Certificate.

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    ALL CERTIFICATES ARE

    VALIDATED AS FOLLOWS

    RENEWAL

    Checks that everything covered by acertificate is in a satisfactory condition.

    PERIODICAL (Radio)

    Checks that the items covered in theRenewal Survey are still satisfactory.

    INTERMEDIATE Looks at special items in depth to ensure

    that they remain satisfactory.

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    ANNUAL

    General inspection to ensure that items

    remain in a satisfactory condition.

    ADDITIONAL

    An inspection made after major repairs.

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    Commercial Advantages

    Commercial Advantages

    Increased Profits

    Cost Reduction Revenue Increase

    Administration

    EasierPlanning

    At Sea for Longer

    Earning Freight

    Less Paperwork

    Lower Taxes

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    Harmonised System ofCertification & Survey

    SOLAS / MARPOL / LOADLINE

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    Certificates Under HSSC1. Passenger Ship Safety Certificate;

    2. Cargo Ship Safety Construction Certificate;3. Cargo Ship Safety Equipment Certificate;

    4. Cargo Ship Safety Radio Certificate;

    5. International Oil Pollution Prevention Certificate;

    6. International sewage Pollution Prevention Certificate

    7. International Noxious Liquid Substances Prevention

    Certificate;

    8. International Air Pollution Prevention Certificate

    9. International Load Line Certificate;

    10. International Certificate of Fitness for the Carriage ofLiquefied Gases in Bulk; and

    11. International Certificate of Fitness for the Carriage of

    Dangerous Chemicals in Bulk.

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    A maximum period of validity of5 years for all

    certificates for cargo ships.

    A maximum period of validity of12 months for thePassenger Ship Safety Certificate.

    there is a time window of 6 months, from 3 months

    before to 3 months after the anniversary date of the

    certificate for annual, intermediate and periodical

    surveys.

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    The principal changes to the survey and certification requirements of

    SOLAS 74/88 resulting from implementation of the HSSC are as follows:

    1. Unscheduled inspections are no longer included and annual surveys aremandatory for cargo ships.

    2. Intervals between periodical surveys of equipment covered by the Cargo Ship

    Safety Equipment Certificate are alternatively at intervals of two and three years

    instead of two years.

    3. Intermediate surveys are required for all ships under the Cargo Ship Safety

    Construction Certificate.4. Inspections of the outside of the ships bottom are required for all cargo

    ships.

    5. Intermediate surveys for the Cargo Ship Safety Construction Certificate are held

    within 3 months of either the second or third anniversary date.

    6. All cargo ship certificates may be issued for any period of validity up to 5 years.

    7. There is a provision for a Cargo Ship Safety Certificate.8. The extension provisions have been reduced from 5 months to 3 months to

    enable a ship to complete its voyage and the extension for one month for a period of

    grace is limited to ships engaged on short voyages.

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    Under the HSSC, there are seven types

    of survey:

    a) Initial Survey.

    b) Renewal Survey.

    c) Periodical Survey.d) Intermediate Survey.

    e) Annual Survey.

    f) Inspection of the Outside of the Ships Bottom.

    g) Additional Survey.

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    Types of Survey- Page 105

    Additional

    Annual

    Intermediate

    Periodical

    Renewal

    Decreased

    Rigor

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    surveys under the HSSC as follows:

    An initial survey is a complete inspection before a ship is

    put into service of all the items relating to a particularcertificate to ensure that the relevant requirements are complied

    with and that these items are satisfactory for the service for

    which the ship is intended.

    A periodical survey is an inspection of (all) the itemsrelating to the particular certificate to ensure that they are

    in a satisfactory condition and fit for the service for which the

    ship is intended.

    A renewal survey is the same as a periodical survey but

    also leads to the issue of a new certificate.

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    An intermediate survey is an inspection of specified items relevant

    to the particular certificate to ensure that they are in a satisfactory

    condition and fit for the service for which the ship is intended.An annual survey is a general inspection of the items relating to the

    particular certificate to ensure that they have been maintained and

    remain satisfactory for the service for which the ship is intended.

    An inspection of the outside of the ships bottom is an inspection of

    the underwater part of the ship and related items to ensure that they arein a satisfactory condition and fit for the service for which the ship is

    intended.

    An additional survey is an inspection, either general or partial

    according to the circumstances, to be made aftera repair resulting from

    investigations or whenever any important repairs or renewals are made.

    * The scope of each of these surveys (i.e. the particular items

    surveyed, inspected and/or tested) depends on whetherthe ship is a

    passenger ship or a cargo ship, and is described in MSN 1751

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    Years 0 1 2 3 4 5

    Month 0 9 12 15 21 24 27 33 36 39 45 48 51 57 60 63

    Pass . Ren. Ren. Ren. Ren. Ren

    Radio Per Per Per Per Ren

    SAFCON An An/Int Int/An An Ren

    SAFEQUI

    PAn An/Per Per/An An Ren

    IGC/GC An An/Int Int/An An Ren

    IBC/BCH An An/Int Int/An An Ren

    LOAD

    LINEAn An An An Ren

    Annex1 An An/Int Int/An An Ren

    Annex 2 An An/int Int/An An Ren

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    INTERNATIONAL

    AIR POLLUTION PREVENTION

    CERTIFICATE

    Initial surveysAnnual surveys

    Intermediate surveys

    Renewal surveys

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    INTERNATIONAL SEWAGE

    POLLUTION PREVENTION

    CERTIFICATE

    Initial surveys

    Renewal survey

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    Summary of Main Points

    PSSC

    Renewal

    1 Yr

    Surveys

    1 Yr

    +/- 3m

    3 Month

    Extension

    CombinedCS Safety

    Cert

    Validity

    Of CS Certs

    5 Yrs

    Survey

    Flexibility

    No

    Unscheduled

    Inspections

    Harmonised

    SystemShips

    Bottom

    Inspected

    Twice

    In 5 years

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