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January 2021
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KR Inside
- KR releases new class rules for membrane-type LNG carriers
- KR grants AIP to HMD for 30,000m3 LNG carrier with prismatic IMO type-B tank
- KR holds a technical seminar to decide on measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
- KR grants ISO 45001 certification to KleanNara
- Cyber Security Newsletter for December 2020
- KR Survey Site News
- KR R&D Trends
- Technical News
Port state controls
11 January, 2021
[1](2020-76) USCG_ Commercial Vessel Compliance Work Instruction No.027(1)
Please be noticed that the USCG issued Commercial Vessel Compaince Work Instruction No.027(1) as follows. For further details, please refer to the attachment.
[2](2020-77) Remind for Non-EU flagged ships carrying IHM Part I and SoC on board under
the Convention
the Convention
Non-EU flagged ships entering port or anchorage of an EU member state shall have IHM(EU) SoC on board under EU SRR(EU Ship Recycling Regulation) on or after 31st December 2020. It is expected that the relevant items will have been checked by PSCO during PSC inspection in Paris MoU area on or after 31st December 2020, therefore you are requested to check beforehand. The attached Technical Information(2020-ETC-04) which was issued by KR on 10th June 2020 would be help for you to prepare against the PSC inspection.
[3](2020-78) PSC Trends - 4th quarter 2020
Please be informed that the PSC Trends in the 4th quarter of 2020 has been released, and take preventive measures as deemed appropriate in reference to the report as an initial guidance to avoid PSC detentions and/or deficiencies.
[4](2021-02) Consecutive PSC detention occured related to MLC items
Although ship's operators were provided with a lot of information and cautions, consecutive PSC detentions related to MLC occured this year following last year due to seafarers' long-term onboard service and expiry of their SEAs. PSCO is checking all evidence of efforts to repatriate the crew, written consent from the crew, repatriation plans, and the documents approved by the flag State, and special attention should be paid to them as they could be detained if the relevant documents are not confirmed.
