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    SHIPPING INDUSTRY AND ITS ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE

    CONTENT
    OVERVIEW
    LOGISTICS AND SHIPPING ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE

    PARTIES INVOLED IN SHIPPING


    MAJOR INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CONVENTIONS FUTURE OF SHIPPING COMPANY

    The shipping industry :regulated by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) 90% of world trade is carried by the international shipping industry Above one million seafarers :managing around 50,000 trading ships

    Series 1
    35000
    30000 25000 Axis Title 20000 15000 10000 5000 0 Series 1

    1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

    The Basic Types Of Ship Includes

    container ships

    bulk carriers

    tankers

    Ferries and cruise ships

    Specialist ships

    Container ships
    Number of ships(by
    total and trade):3,165

    about 8% of the worlds fleet

    BACK

    Source: Lloyd's Register Fairplay January 2009

    Bulk carries
    Number of ships
    (by

    total and trade): 6,139 about 14% of the worlds fleet

    BACK

    Source: Lloyd's Register Fairplay January 2009

    Tankers
    Number of ships
    (by

    total and trade): 11,356 about 25% of the worlds fleet

    BACK

    Source: Lloyd's Register Fairplay January 2009

    Ferries and Cruise ships


    Number of ships
    (by

    total and trade):18,150 about 37% of the worlds fleet

    BACK

    Source: Lloyd's Register Fairplay January 2009

    Specialist Ships
    Number of ships
    (by

    total and trade): 1,733 about 4% of the worlds fleet

    Source: Lloyd's Register Fairplay January 2009

    LOGISTICS AND SHIPPING INDUSTRY


    Timing

    Shipping and logistics

    Management

    Communication

    ORGANISATION OF SHIPPING COMPANY


    BOARD OF DIRECTORS MANAGING DIRECTORS LEGAL MARINE INSURANCE CHARTERING DEPARTMENT LINEAR DEPARTMENT

    FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING

    DRY CARGO DEPT.

    TANKER DEPT.

    ADMINISTRATIVE

    TECHNICAL

    Parties involved in shipment process


    SHIPPER INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING COMPANY THE ORIGIN AGENT THE FRIEGHT FORWARDER CONSOLIDATING WAREHOUSE EXPORT PORT THE SHIP LINE THE CONTAINER LINE THE DESTINATION PORT CUSTOMS BONDED WAREHOUSE THE DESTINATION AGENT THE BROKER

    The Major International Shipping Conventions


    DEALING WITH SHIPPING COMPANY
    DEALING WITH SHIPS DEALING WITH SEAFARER

    ISM

    SOLAS

    STCW

    MARPOL

    ILO 147

    COLREG

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