PSC – identifying main deficiencies and improving performance (June, 2020)

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Outstanding Port State Control (PSC) performance is the ambition of every ship operator and owner. Faced with travel restrictions and the risk of infection, PSC activities have been reduced in certain ports, but we expect operations to soon return to normal. The key to successfully reducing the number of deficiencies during a PSC inspection, and to avoiding detention, is regular maintenance on board and a more detailed focus on the most frequent detainable deficiencies.

DNV has investigated the main detainable deficiencies for 2019, and this webinar puts the focus on these findings, which are also now incorporated in the updated PSC Planner tool.

The webinar agenda covers:

Current PSC situation due to COVID-19
Outlook CIC
Main detainable deficiencies 2019 and how to improve
Update on PSC Planner

The webinar was presented by Claudia Ohlmeier, Group Leader Port State Control as well as Jens Plötz, Senior Engineer, both from DNV - Maritime.

PSC – identifying main deficiencies and improving performance (June, 2020)

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