A readiness assessment that helps your vessel identify and correct gaps in compliance, documentation, and crew performance before the official RightShip vetting. By preparing using the RightShip Ship Inspection Questionnaire (RISQ 3.2), your team can avoid costly delays and poor vetting outcomes rightship.com.
Equips workers with the skills to safely enter, monitor, and rescue personnel from manholes, tanks, and vessels. It is a vital regulatory requirement covering hazard identification, atmospheric gas testing, Permit-to-Work systems, and emergency rescue procedures.
A comprehensive physical assessment of a vessel’s seaworthiness, safety, and operational readiness. These surveys—often required by flag states, ports, charterers, or owners—evaluate everything from hull and cargo integrity to machinery and life-saving appliances.
Internal audits for ISM (International Safety Management), ISPS (International Ship and Port Facility Security), and MLC (Maritime Labour Convention) are conducted to verify that a ship’s onboard procedures meet legal, safety, and security standards. They ensure regulatory compliance and identify gaps to prepare the vessel for Port State Control (PSC) inspections.
Ship accident investigations identify root causes to prevent future incidents, ensure regulatory compliance, and establish accountability. To properly conduct and assist in an investigation, teams must secure the accident site, preserve digital and physical evidence (like Voyage Data Recorders), and conduct objective, root-cause-focused interviews.
Training is essential for ensuring operational safety, boosting team cohesion, and complying with industry regulations. Ongoing education prevents accidents, improves crisis management, and keeps team members updated on the latest technology and protocols
