Ο ISM Code η εφαρμογή του κώδικα, τα κόστη και τα οφέλη για τις ναυτιλιακές εταιρείες και το πλοίο
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ISM Code ; Ναυτιλία -- Μέτρα ασφαλείας ; Ναυτιλία -- Δίκαιο και νομοθεσία ; Θαλάσσιες μεταφορές -- Μέτρα ασφαλείας ; Ναυτιλιακές εταιρείεςAbstract
This diploma thesis deals with an analysis of the mandatory International Safety Management Code (International Safety Management Code ISM CODE). In particular it will be analyzed the scope of the regulatory covering framework, how it is applied by the shipping companies, and the costs and benefits of its implementation.
The International Maritime Organization (IMO, International Maritime Organization), which as a multinational, intergovernmental International Maritime Organization, oversees the safe and proper communication and cooperation between the member-states in the maritime sector, adopted the ISM CODE in order to institutionalize and parallel to promote the consolidation of the concept of culture and education, to security issues by shipping companies.
In this context, this diploma thesis, analyzes what ISM CODE is, what covers, how sets, the security issues and training on these issues, what are the main objectives and what means and tools the ISM employs to achieve these goals.
Undoubtedly, the ISM CODE is in all over the world an important text of major importance for maritime safety and accident response seafarers. It is a regulatory text which plays a key role in the development, implementation and application policies for maritime safety. It is not difficult to realize that it is imperative to be developed policies in the field of maritime safety and regulatory texts too, that will contribute to the effective prevention issues related to maritime safety.
The International Safety Management Code, is internationally recognized today as one of the tools for enhancing safety, of ships been certified according to its rules and one of the main pillars of the so-called "quality shipping". In a well-governed modern world sea trade may longer operate without security. Therefore, all who are involved in maritime industries, and maritime administrators too, must find the necessary balance between security and trade, through the specifications, practices, recommendations, and generally all measures indicating obliges and encourages, that the International Code of Safety management ISM sets, for maritime safety.