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MANAGEMENT MANUAL
PART- 2 (EMM-2)
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LIST OF CONTENTS
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2. Introduction
2.1 Introduction 01-Feb-2019 0
5. Leadership
5.1 Leadership and Commitment 01-Feb-2019 0
5.2 Responsibility and Authority 01-Feb-2019 0
5.3 Environmental Policy 01-Feb-2019 0
6. Compliance Obligations
6.1 Compliance Obligations 01-Feb-2020 1
8. Environmental Objectives
8.1 Company Environmental Objectives 01-Feb-2019 0
8.2 Environmental Objectives – 2019 01-Feb-2020 1
8.3 Environmental Objectives – 2020 01-Feb-2020 1
LIST OF CONTENTS
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Annex
1. Recordkeeping for Environmental Objectives 01-Feb-2019 0
Purpose
To introduce the manual and outline procedures for the implementation of ISO 14001:2015.
Scope
The Environmental Management System (EMS) covers all aspects of ship management
activities both on board and ashore, particularly those that have a significant impact on the
Environmental Management System (EMS) performance of the Company.
Environmental Management System (EMS) covers all requirements under Chapter 4 and 5
of this manual.
Requirements
The Company is committed to comply with ‘ISO 14001 – Environmental Management
Systems’ standards
Compliance with these standards demonstrates sound environmental performance by
controlling the impact of the activities, which the Company can control and has influence on.
The requirements of this standard are stated in the Safety and Environmental Protection
System, under International Safety Management (ISM) rules.
Read this manual in conjunction with ISO 14001:2015 Standard and other Company Safety
Management System (SMS) manuals such as below, which addresses the common
elements of the standard:
Policy (PAM)
Organisational Structure (PAM)
Resources, Roles, Responsibilities and Authority (PAM)
Quality, Health, Safety and Environment Policy (PAM)
Competence and Awareness (FPD Manual, PAM)
Management of Change (PAM)
Documentation, Records and their Control (PAM)
Risk Assessment (H&S)
Emergency Preparedness (ECM)
Operation Controls and Monitoring, Measurement (In relevant procedure)
Non-conformity, Corrective Action (PAM)
Internal Audits (PAM)
Management Review (PAM, Group Main Manual)
Purpose
To explain the terms and definitions used within ISO 14001.
Management System
Set of interrelated or interacting elements of an organisation to establish policies and
objectives and processes to achieve those objectives.
A Management System can address a single discipline or several disciplines, for example -
quality, environment, occupational health and safety, energy, financial management.
The system elements include the organisation’s structure, roles and responsibilities,
planning and operation, performance evaluation and improvement.
The scope of a Management System can include the whole of the organisation, specific and
identified functions of the organisation, specific and identified sections of the organisation,
or one or more functions across a group of organisations.
Environmental Policy
Intentions and direction of an organisation related to its environmental performance as
formally expressed by top management.
Interested Party
Person(s) or organisation that can affect, be affected by, or perceive itself to be affected by
a decision or activity – for example, customers, communities, suppliers, regulators, non-
governmental organisations, investors and employees.
Environment
Surroundings in which an organisation operates, including air, water, land, natural
resources, flora, fauna, humans, and their interrelation.
Surrounding can extend from within the organisation to the local, regional, global system
and can be described in terms of bio-diversity, eco-systems, climate or other characteristics.
Environmental Aspect
Element of an organisation’s activities, products or services that interacts or can interact
with the environment.
An ‘Environmental Aspect’ can cause (an) ‘Environmental Impact(s)’.
A significant ‘Environmental Aspect’ is one that has or can have one or more significant
environmental impact(s).
Significant ‘Environmental Aspects’ are determined by the organisation applying one or
more criteria.
Environmental Impact
Any changes to the environment, whether adverse or beneficial, wholly or partially resulting
from an organisation’s ‘Environmental Aspects’.
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Objectives
These are the results to be achieved.
An objective can be strategic, tactical, or operational.
Objectives can relate to different disciplines, such as financial, health & safety and
environmental goals. They can apply at different levels, such as strategic, organisation-
wide, project, product, service and process.
An objective can be expressed in other ways – for example, as an intended outcome, a
purpose, an operational criterion, as an environmental objective, or by the use of other
words with similar meaning – for example, aim, goal, or target.
Environmental Objective
Objective set by the organisation consistent with its environmental policy.
Prevention of Pollution
Use of processes, practices, techniques, materials, products, services or energy to avoid,
reduce or control (separately or in combination) the creation, emission or discharge of any
type of pollutant or waste, in order to reduce adverse ‘Environmental Impacts’.
Compliance Obligations
Legal requirements that an organisation has to comply with and other requirements that an
organisation has to or chooses to comply with.
Compliance obligations are related to the Environmental Management System.
Compliance obligations can arise from mandatory requirements, such as applicable laws
and regulations, or voluntary commitments, such as organisational and industry standards,
contractual relationships, codes of practice and agreements with community groups or non-
governmental organisations.
Documented Information
It is the information required to be controlled and maintained by an organisation and the
medium on which it is contained.
Documented information can be in any format and media, and from any source.
Documented information may refer to:
The Environmental Management System, including related processes
Information created in order for the organisation to operate (can be referred to as
documentation)
Evidence of results achieved (can be referred to as records)
Life Cycle
It is the consecutive and interlinked stages of a product or service system, from raw material
acquisition or generation from natural resources to final disposal.
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Process
Set of interrelated or interacting activities, which transforms inputs into outputs.
Corrective Action
This is the action to eliminate the cause of a non-conformity and to prevent recurrence.
Continual Improvement
These are recurring activities to enhance performance. Enhancing performance relates to
the use of the Environmental Management System to enhance environmental performance
consistent with the organisation’s environmental policy.
Indicators
These are measurable representations of the condition or status of operations,
management or conditions.
Performance
This is an outcome of measurable results.
Performance can relate to the management of activities, processes, products that includes
services, systems or organisations.
Environmental Performance
Performance related to the management of environmental aspects. For an environmental
Management System, results can be measured against the organisation’s environmental
policy, environmental objectives or other criteria, using indicators.
Purpose
To outline the needs and expectations of the internal and external parties.
The Company
The Company offers ship management and technical services to owners around the world.
Interested Parties
The interested parties for the Company are:
Vessel’s owners
Vessel’s flag state
Vessel’s classification society
Port state authorities
Shore & vessel employees
Suppliers and contractors
The needs & expectations or requirements of the interested parties are summarised as
below:
Interested Party Type Needs & Expectation
Compliance with all regulations
Owners External
Minimise PSC related deficiency & detentions
Compliance with Flag requirements
Conducting regular surveys to have all mandatory
Flag State External
certificates to show environmental compliance of
the vessel as required
Vessel constructed, maintained and operated as
Classification Society External
per class & international regulations
Vessels compliance with Local and National
Port State Authorities External
regulation related to environmental protection
To get all necessary technical assistance, advice,
Ship Staff Internal spares stores, updates and support related to
environmental information
Proper ship-shore communication
Shore Staff Internal
Competent & trained staff
Purpose
To outline the external and internal environmental issues, which can affect the Company.
Environmental Issues
Company has identified external and internal environmental issues that are relevant to its
purpose and can affect the intended outcomes of its Environmental Management System
and the Company.
External Issues
Issues Relation to EMS
Internal Issues
Issues Relation to EMS
Operations, maintenance &
documentation related to
Competency and training for ship staff
Environmental Management System
(EMS)
Information about regulation updates
Sharing information related to
Internal communication
Environmental Management System
(EMS) from other vessels
Supply of spares, stores & technical
Technical support
assistance
Monitoring & assessment of
Environmental Management System Carry out environmental audits
(EMS) implementation
Prepare or amend plans / manuals as
Implementation of new regulations per new Environmental Management
System (EMS) regulations
Investigate to address non-conformity
Investigations related to Necessary changes in the
non-compliance Environmental Management System
(EMS) for continual improvement
Purpose
To outline the commitment of the Company’s Top management and Environmental Compliance
Department (ECD).
Top Management
Top management of the Company consisting of the Executive Chairman, CEO, COO and
CFO have broad leadership responsibilities related to EMS.
Purpose
To outline the responsibility and authorities for environmental related roles within organisation.
Purpose
To declare the Company’s environmental policy.
Policy
The Company places highest priority on environmental protection and its commitment
towards minimising the environmental impact of operations as stated in the ‘Quality, Health,
Safety and Environmental Policy (QHSE) Policy’.
For the policy, refer to Policy & Administration Manual (PAM) chapter ‘Quality, Health,
Safety and Environmental Policy’.
Purpose
To outline the EMS compliance requirements.
Compliance Obligations
The compliance obligations affecting the environment systems are as mentioned in the
Compliance Obligation register.
1. MARPOL IMO
2. SOLAS IMO
Purpose
To identify activities which can have significant impacts on the environment.
Planning
The Company has identified the environmental aspects of the activities that it can control
and over which has expected an influence. Company also has identified their associated
impacts considering a life cycle perspective.
Environmental aspects and impacts are identified for the following activities:
Routine activities
Non-routine activities
Activities of all personnel (Organisation, sub-contractors and visitors)
Activities being carried out at all locations of work, onboard the vessel, shore
based Office and facilities provided by other interested parties
Shipboard activities for different types of vessels
Note 1
Established criteria aspects, which have or can have significant impacts on the environment, are
identified and considered while setting the environmental objectives.
Procedure
The procedure of identifying activities is based on:
Proactive approach
Inputs from experienced group of seafarers
Inputs from internal audits, environmental audits (internal and external)
3 rd party inspection reports – for example, PSC inspections and vetting inspections
Purpose
To identify the abbreviations used in the subsequent tables of this chapter.
Possible
more than once Low Medium High Very High
per year in the Low
industry
Has happened at
the location or
Likely Very
more than once Low Medium High Very High
per year in the Low
organisation
Has happened
Almost
more than once Very
Certain
per year at the
Medium High Very High Very High
Low
location
Influence
This indicates the level of influence that the Company has on the activity concerned.
It is classified into:
LI Low Influence
MI Medium Influence
HI High Influence
Miscellaneous
C Compliance Obligation
LCP Life Cycle Perspective
Key – 1
PAM Policy and Administration Manual
H&S Health and Safety Manual
ECM Emergency and Contingency Manual
EMM Environmental Management Manual
TMM Technical and Maintenance Manual
NMM Navigation and Mooring Manual
SOPEP Shipboard Oil Pollution Emergency Plan
COSWP Code of Safe Working Practices
PMS Planned Maintenance System
C/L Checklist
WI Work Instructions
Key – 2
A Grounding ECM 4.5, EMRG - 05
B Collision ECM 4.5, EMRG - 04
C Fire / Explosion ECM 4.4, EMRG- 02
D Oil Spill ECM 4.7, SOPEP
E Chemical Spill ECM 4.7, SMPEP
F Air Pollution EMM, Part-1
G Garbage Discharge EMM, Part-1
Note 1
Items marked with an asterisk (*) are considered significant. Operational controls have been put into
place practically for all activities that may affect the environment.
Note 2
Items requiring compliance with under mandatory rules and conventions have been identified as
‘Significant Aspect’ by the organisation.
Purpose
To identify aspect, impact and existing controls for routine operations.
Refer to EMM Part - 2 chapter ‘Abbreviations and Keys’.
Significant aspect is with asterisk (*) mark under serial column.
Impact Evaluation
S.N Activity, Product or Initial Impact
Aspect Potential Impact Influence Residual Impact LCP
o Service Evaluation Existing Controls
S L R C S L R
C/L-E/11
Threat to marine life at/in sea, TMM 4.0,
Bunkering oil from barge/ Oil spill due to leakage,
1* local regional environmental HI SH P H Y ECM 4.7, MH U L NA
shore facility/ truck overflow of tank
issues, contamination of land SOPEP,
Key No – C, D
C/L-D/37,
COSWP,
Threat to marine life at/in sea,
Lifting stores/ spares from Spillage of metals, glass H&S 8.5,
2 local regional environmental HI TH P VL N TH U VL NA
barge/ shore paper, marine pollution Crane Operator
issues, contamination of land
Cert.
Key No - D
C/L-D/37,
Lifting paints and Threat to marine life at/in sea,
Spillage of hazardous COSWP,
3* chemical drums from local regional environmental HI SL P L Y SL U VL NA
materials H&S 8.5 / 9.0,
barge/ shore issues, contamination of land
Key No – C, D
C/L-D/37,
Threat to marine life at/in sea,
Lifting of refrigerants, COSWP,
local regional environmental
4 acetylene, halon from Spill/ fire/ emission to air HI TH P VL N H&S 8.5 / 8.6 TH U VL NA
issues, contamination of land.
barge/ shore SMPEP
Emissions to air
Key No – C, E,
EMM (Part-1)
Marine pollution due to Threat to marine life at/in sea,
Garbage
5* Disposal of garbage waste, metal, glass, packing local regional environmental HI MH LK M Y MH U L Y
Management Plan,
material etc. issues, contamination of land
Key No – G.
EMM (Part-1)
Threat to marine life at/in sea,
Marine pollution due to Garbage
6* Disposal of plastics local regional environmental HI SH LK H Y SH R L Y
plastics Management Plan,
issues, contamination of land
Key No – G.
EMM (Part-1)
Threat to marine life at/in sea,
Disposal of cargo gear Marine pollution due to Garbage
7* local regional environmental HI TH P VL Y TH U VL Y
wires metal Management Plan,
issues, contamination of land
Key No – G.
EMM (Part-1)
Disposal of computer and Threat to marine life at/in sea,
Marine pollution due to Garbage
8* peripherals, and other local regional environmental HI MH U L Y MH R VL Y
plastics, metals, etc. Management Plan,
electronic devices issues, contamination of land
Key No – G.
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Impact Evaluation
Activity, Product or Initial Impact
S.No Aspect Potential Impact Influence Residual Impact LCP
Service Evaluation Existing Controls
S L R C S L R
Marine pollution due to Threat to marine life at/in sea, EMM (Part-1) 6.0
9* Disposal of sewage bacteria and sterilising local regional environmental HI MH LK M Y MARPOL – Annex MH U L NA
chemical issues, contamination of land IV.
Engine room oily waste
Local regional environmental EMM (Part-1) 3.0 /
10 * and oil filters disposal Fire/ marine pollution HI SL P L Y SL U VL Y
issues, contamination of land 7.0
ashore
Chemical release from
Disposal of expired pyrotechnic. Fire/ explosion Local regional environmental EMM (Part-1)
11 * HI SL U VL Y SL R VL Y
pyrotechnics due to accidental firing of issues, contamination of land Key No – C.
pyrotechnic
EMM (Part-1)
Lead, alkyl, acidic release Local regional environmental Garbage
12 * Disposal of batteries HI SL P L Y SL U VL Y
causing pollution on land issues, contamination of land Management Plan,
Key No – G.
Marine pollution from Threat to marine life, local regional BGCM 5.0,
Disposal of hold bilge
13 * discharge of cargo residues environmental issues, HI MH P M Y EMM (Part-1) 4.0, MH U L NA
washings
and debris contamination of land Key No – G.
Marine pollution from
Threat to marine life, local regional C/L E/21, D/31,
Disposal of chemicals/ various cleaning agents
14 * environmental issues, HI SL P L Y EMM (Part-1) SL U VL Y
detergents/ cleaners solvents, chemicals used on
contamination of land MARPOL Annex II.
board vessel
Threat to marine life in sea, local C/L – E/09,
15 * Sludge disposal Spillage of sludge into sea regional environmental issues, HI MH P M Y EMM (Part-1) 3.0, MH U L Y
contamination of land ECM 4.0
EMM (Part-1)
Threat to marine life in sea, local
Disposal of old/ expired Chemicals in medicines Garbage
16 * regional environmental issues, HI TH P VL Y TH U VL Y
medicines causing marine pollution Management Plan
contamination of land
Key No – G.
EMM (Part-1)
Threat to marine life in sea, local
Disposal of metals/ Emissions of noxious gases Garbage
17 * regional environmental issues, HI TH P VL Y TH U VL Y
glass causing air pollution Management Plan,
contamination of land
Key No – G .
C/L – E/10,
Internal oil transfer F. O., D. O. L. O. Spill due to Threat to marine life in sea, local
TMM 4.0,
18 * heavy oil/ diesel oil/ pipe leakage or tank regional environmental issues, HI TH P H N MH U L NA
ECM 4.0,
lubricating oil overflow contamination of land
SOPEP
Failure of 15 ppm alarm Threat to marine life in sea, local
ECM 4.0,
19 * Ows operation system causing oil discharge regional environmental issues, HI SH P H Y MH U L NA
P. M. S.
into sea contamination of land
Operation of main diesel Use of non-renewable fuel Maker’s Instr.,
20 * Fuel consumption HI SL P L Y SL U VL NA
engine resources SEEMP.
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Impact Evaluation
Activity, Product or Initial Impact
S.No Aspect Potential Impact Influence Residual Impact LCP
Service Evaluation Existing Controls
S L R C S L R
CL- E/07,
Emissions of NOx Acid rain , health risk LI SL P L Y EMM (Part-1) 9.0 SL U VL NA
Key No – F
CL -E/07,
Emissions of SOx Acid rain, health risk LI SL P L Y EMM (Part-1) 10, SL U VL NA
Key No – F,
CL -E/07,
Emissions of CO Ozone depletion LI SL P L Y EMM (Part 1) 9.0, SL U VL NA
Key No – F,
CL- E/07,
Greenhouse effect , ozone
Emissions of HC LI SL P L Y EMM (Part 1) 9.0, SL U VL NA
depletion
Key No – F,
Maker’s Instr.,
Use of non-renewable fuel EMM (Part-1) 9.0 ,
Fuel consumption LI SL P L Y SL U VL NA
resources SEEMP,
Key No – F.
CL - E/07,
Acid rain ozone depletion , health
Emissions of NOx LI SL P L Y EMM (Part-1) 9.0 SL U VL NA
risk, greenhouse effect
Key No – F,
Operation of auxiliary CL -E/07,
21 * Emissions of SOx Acid rain, health risk LI SL P L Y EMM (Part-1) 9.0 SL U VL NA
engines
Key No – F,
WI– E/07, E/110,
Emissions of CO Ozone depletion LI SL P L Y EMM (Part-1) 9.0 SL U VL NA
Key No – F
WI – E/07, E/110,
Greenhouse effect , ozone
Emissions of HC LI SL P L Y EMM (Part-1) 9.0 SL U VL NA
depletion
Key No – F
Use of non-renewable fuel Maker’s Instr.
Fuel consumption LI SL P L Y SL U VL NA
resources SEEMP,
WI – E/07, E/107,
Acid rain, ozone depletion , health
Emissions of NOx LI SL P L Y EMM (Part-1) 9.0 SL U VL NA
risk, greenhouse effect
Key No – F,
WI – E/07, E/107
Emissions of SOx Acid rain, health risk LI SL P L Y EMM (Part-1) 9.0 SL U VL NA
22 * Operation of boiler
Key No – F
WI – E/07, E/107
Emissions of CO Ozone depletion LI SL P L Y EMM (Part-1) 9.0 SL U VL NA
Key No – F
WI – E/07, E/107,
Greenhouse effect , ozone
Emissions of HC LI SL P L Y EMM (Part-1) 9.0 SL U VL NA
depletion
Key No – F,
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Impact Evaluation
Activity, Product or Initial Impact
S.No Aspect Potential Impact Influence Residual Impact LCP
Service Evaluation Existing Controls
S L R C S L R
Maker’s Instr.,
Use of non- renewable fuel
Fuel consumption LI TH P VL Y EMM (Part-1) 9.0 TH U VL NA
resources
SEEMP
WI – E/07, E/116,
Acid rain ozone depletion , health
Emissions of NOx LI TH P VL Y EMM (Part-1) 9.0, TH U VL NA
risk, greenhouse effect
Key No – F
WI – E/07, E/116,
23 * Operation of incinerator Emissions of SOx Acid rain, health risk LI TH P VL Y EMM (Part-1) 9.0, TH U VL NA
Key No – F
WI– E/07, E/116 .
Emissions of CO Ozone depletion LI TH P VL Y EMM (Part-1) 9.0, TH U VL NA
Key No – F
WI – E/07, E/116.
Greenhouse effect , ozone
Emissions of HC LI TH P VL Y EMM (Part-1) 9.0, TH U VL NA
depletion
Key No – F
Use of non-renewable fuel
Fuel consumption LI TH U VL N Maker’s Instr. TH R VL NA
resources
WI – E/101,
Acid rain ozone depletion , health
Emissions of NOx LI TH U VL N EMM (Part-1) 9.0, TH R VL NA
risk, greenhouse effect
Key No – F
Operation of emergency WI – E/101,
generator, emergency Emissions of SOx Acid rain, health risk LI TH U VL N EMM (Part-1) 9.0, TH R VL NA
24
equipment (diesel Key No – F
operated) WI – E/101,
Emissions of CO Ozone depletion LI TH U VL N EMM (Part-1) 9.0, TH R VL NA
Key No – F
WI – E/101,
Greenhouse effect , ozone
Emissions of HC LI TH U VL N EMM (Part-1) 9.0, TH R VL NA
depletion
Key No – F
WI– E/107,
25 Boiler blow downs Chemicals Water, land, flora fauna HI SL P L N SL U VL NA
TMM-11.0
WI– E/07,
EMM (Part-1) 9.0 ,
26 * Soot blowing Emissions of CO,C,HC Air, ozone depletion HI TH P VL Y TH U VL NA
TMM-11.0
Key No – F
WI – E/123,
Cpp systems/ bow/ stern
27 Lub., hydraulic oil leakages Water, land, flora fauna HI MH U L N 4-Monthly Report, MH R VL NA
thrusters
Key No – D.
C/L – E/05,
4-Monthly Report,
28 Stern tube Lub, oil leakages Water, land, flora fauna HI MH U L N MH R VL NA
L.O. Analysis Report
Key No – D.
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Impact Evaluation
Activity, Product or Initial Impact
S.No Aspect Potential Impact Influence Residual Impact LCP
Service Evaluation Existing Controls
S L R C S L R
C/L – E/119,
Deck hydraulic
29 Hydraulic oil leakages Water, land, flora fauna, pollution HI TH LK VL N ECM 4.6, TH P VL NA
machinery
Key No – D.
Use of non-renewable resources, Garbage
31 * Packaging of stores Waste of resources LI SL U VL Y SL R VL Y
air pollution, land pollution Management Plan
Operation of main
Noise impact to crew and shore
32 engine, aux. engine, Noise levels LI TH LK VL N EMM (Part-1) 10.0 TH P VL NA
population
emergency generator
Threat to marine life at/in sea,
Mooring wires/ chains
33 Slight oil pollution local regional environmental LI TH LK VL N NMM 14.0 TH P VL NA
lubricating oil
issues, contamination of land
7.4 BALLASTING / DE-BALLASTING
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Purpose
To identify aspect, impact and existing controls for ballast / de-ballast operations.
Impact Evaluation
Sr Activity, Product or Initial Impact Residual LC
Aspect Potential Impact Influence
No Service Evaluation Existing Controls Impact P
S L R C S L R
WI– D/106,
Translocation of pathogens EMM (Part-1) 8.0,
1* Discharging ballast water Water, land, flora, fauna ecosystem HI SH P H Y MH U L NA
and alien marine species Ballast Management
Plan A/B
7.5 ALARM SYSTEMS
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Purpose
To identify aspect, impact and existing controls for alarm system.
Impact Evaluation
Sr Activity, Product or Initial Impact Residual
Aspect Potential Impact Influence LCP
No Service Evaluation Existing Controls Impact
S L R C S L R
C/L – D/18,
Threat to marine life, local, regional C/L – E/08, E/011,
Routine operation/ testing/
1* Pollution and danger to vessel environmental issues, contamination HI SH P H Y TMM 5.0 MH U L NA
maintenance
of land / sea/ property Key No – C, D
PMS.
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Purpose
To identify aspect, impact and existing controls for special operations.
Impact Evaluation
Sr Activity, Product or Initial Impact
Aspect Potential Impact Influence Residual Impact LCP
No Service Evaluation Existing Controls
S L R C S L R
C/L – D/06, D/07,
D/09,
EMRG/04,
EMRG/05
F.O., D. O., hazardous cargo Threat to marine life at/in sea,
NMM 8.0
1* Navigation under pilotage spill due to collision/ local regional environmental HI SH U M Y SH R L NA
ECM 4.0
grounding/ contact damage issues, contamination of land
EMM (Part 1) 5.0
SOPEP, SMPEP.
Key No – A, B, C, D,
E
C/L – D/09,
EMRG/04,
EMRG/05
F. O., D. O., hazardous cargo Threat to marine life at/in sea,
Navigation in congested NMM Ch 8.0
2* spill due to collision/ local regional environmental HI SH U M Y SH R L NA
and coastal waters ECM 4.0
grounding issues, contamination of land
EMM (Part 1) 5.0
SOPEP, SMPEP
Key No – A, B, D, E
C/L – D/10,
EMRG/04.
Threat to marine life at/in sea, NMM Ch 8.4,
Navigation in restricted F. O., D. O. Spill due to
3* local regional environmental HI SH U M Y ECM 4.0 SH R L NA
visibility in open water collision
issues, contamination of land EMM (Part 1) 5.0
SOPEP, SMPEP
Key No – A, B,D, E
C/L – D/12,
EMRG/06,
F. O., D. O. Spill due to Threat to marine life at/in sea, NMM 8.5,
4* Heavy weather navigation collision / grounding/ chemical local regional environmental MI MH U L Y ECM 4.0 MH R VL NA
spill due to damaged cargo issues, contamination of land EMM (Part 1) 5.0
SOPEP, SMPEP,
Key No – A, B, D, E
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Impact Evaluation
Sr Activity, Product or Initial Impact
Aspect Potential Impact Influence Residual Impact LCP
No Service Evaluation Existing Controls
S L R C S L R
C/L – D/13, D/14
FO, DO spill due to hull Threat to marine life at/in sea, NMM 8.0 / 9.0
Ice navigation damage as a result of contact local regional environmental MI SH U M Y SOPEP, SMPEP, SH R L NA
5* with ice issues, contamination of land EMM (Part 1) 5.0
Key No – A, B, D, E
C/L – D/09, D/10,
EMRG/04,
EMRG/05
Navigation in restricted Threat to marine life at / in sea,
F. O., D. O. Spill due to NMM 8.0
6* visibility in congested local regional environmental MI MH U L Y MH R VL NA
collision / grounding ECM 4.0
waters issues, contamination of land
EMM (Part 1) 5.0)
SOPEP, SMPEP,
Key No – A, B,D, E.
C/L– D/30
Threat to life at/in sea, ECM 4.0
F. O., chemical, CO2 due to
emissions to air, local regional EMM (Part 1) 5.0
7 Piracy attacks fire/ collision/ grounding as a LI MH U L N MH R VL NA
environmental issues, SSP,
result of piracy attack
contamination of land Key No – A, B, C, D,
E
C/L –D/29,
Threat to life at/in sea,
CO2, gas oil spill due to fire EMRG/23,
Helicopter - ship emissions to air, local regional
8 and damage on account of LI MH U L N H&S 6.0 MH R VL NA
operations environmental issues,
helicopter accident ECM 4.0
contamination of land
Key No – C, D.
C/L – D/31, E/15
Cargo Operations
Manual
ECM 4.0
Chemical spill, noxious gas Threat to life at/in sea, Hazmat Training,
Carriage of dangerous emissions loading/ unloading emissions to air, local regional IMDG Code,
9* HI SL P L Y SL U VL NA
cargoes and improper carriage of environmental issues, B.C. Code,
IMDG cargo fire/ collision contamination of land MSDS,
SMPEP,
IGC,
Key No – A, B, C, D,
E
7.6 SPECIAL OPERATIONS
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Impact Evaluation
Sr Activity, Product or Initial Impact
Aspect Potential Impact Influence Residual Impact LCP
No Service Evaluation Existing Controls
S L R C S L R
C/L – D/31, E/15
Cargo Operations
Manual
ECM 4.0
Chemical spill, noxious gas Threat to life at/in sea, Hazmat Training,
Handling of chemicals/ emissions loading/ unloading emissions to air, local regional IMDG Code,
10 * HI SL P L Y SL U VL NA
caustics/ acids and improper carriage of environmental issues, B.C. Code,
IMDG cargo fire/ collision contamination of land MSDS,
SMPEP,
IGC,
Key No – A, B, C, D,
E
Threat to life at/in sea,
Planned lay-up for repairs Chemical, detergents, paint, Yard Checklist /
emissions to air, local regional
11 * dry docking. Painting hull rust, debris, solvent vapours, MI TH LK VL Y Procedures. TH P VL Y
environmental issues,
and bottom CO2 in case of fire CL-D/28
contamination of land
CO2, HC emissions and Threat to life at/in sea,
EMRG/02
Arc welding/ gas welding leakage of fire noxious emissions to air, local regional
12 * HI TH AC VL Y H&S 9.0 TH L VL N
operations substances due to fire/ environmental issues,
Key No – C
explosion contamination of land
Threat to life, EMRG/02
13 Handling of paint/ thinners Fire leading to emission HI TH AC VL N TH L VL N
Emission to air H&S 9.0
7.7 EMERGENCY OPERATIONS
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Purpose
To identify aspect, impact and existing controls for emergency operations.
Impact Evaluation
Sr Activity, Product or Initial Impact Residual
Aspect Potential Impact Influence LCP
No Service Evaluation Existing Controls Impact
S L R C S L R
Grounding, leading to Threat to marine life, local regional EMRG/08 to 10, 16
discharge of fuel, diesel oil, environmental issues, HI MH P M Y ECM 4.0 MH U L NA
hazardous cargo contamination of land SOPEP, SMPEP
Vessel restricted in ability Collision, leading to discharge Threat to marine life, local regional EMRG /04, 05,06 ,16
to manoeuvre (main of F.O. / D.O. And hazardous environmental issues, HI SH U M Y ECM 4.0 SH R L NA
1*
engine failure/ steering cargo contamination of land SOPEP, SMPEP.
failure/ power failure, etc.) Fire/ explosion leading to
Threat to life at/in sea, emissions to EMRG/02, 16
discharge of F.O / D.O. /
air, local regional environmental HI SH U M Y ECM 4.0 SH R L NA
noxious liquids, chemical foam
issues, contamination of land SOPEP, SMPEP
and emission of CO2
Emergency operations of
main engine (at reduced
WI – E/105
power), i.e. Broken piston
TMM 10
2 rings, bypassing Increased emissions of HC Acid rain, health risk LI TH P VL N TH U VL NA
ECM 4.0
turbocharger, fuel valves
PMS
defective, exhaust valve
defective
7.8 CONTAINER OPERATIONS
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Purpose
To identify aspect, impact and existing controls for container operations.
Impact Evaluation
Sr Activity, Product or Initial Impact Residual
Aspect Potential Impact Influence LCP
No Service Evaluation Existing Controls Impact
S L R C S L R
C/L – CONT/01,
Loading and discharging Spillage of noxious CNM 2.4
Health Hazard, Water Air, Flora
1* of IMO dangerous cargo in substances, emission of gases MI MH U L Y CNM 5.2 MH R VL NA
Fauna
containers due to leakage from container IMDG Code,
Key No – E, F.
Leakage of noxious substance C/L – D/12,
into water and air due to loss/ CNM 3.0
Failure of lashings of Health Hazard, Water Air, Flora MH
2* damage of containers at sea MI U L Y Cargo Securing MH R VL NA
containers Fauna
on account of breaking of Manual Lashing Plan,
lashings Key No – E, F.
Carriage of reefer
3* Noise Health Hazard LI SL LK L N PPE provided SL P L NA
containers
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Purpose
To identify aspect, impact and existing controls for bulk carrier operations.
Impact Evaluation
Sr Activity, Product or Initial Impact Residual
Aspect Potential Impact Influence LCP
No Service Evaluation Existing Controls impact
S L R C S L R
C/L – BULK/ 01,
Hazardous cargo spillage on BULK/03, BULK/08
1* Loading operations deck and between vessel and Health hazard, water flora fauna MI SL LK L Y BGCM 5.0, SL P L NA
wharf IMDG,
B.C Code.
C/L – BULK/ 01,
Hazardous cargo spillage on BULK/03, BULK/08
2* Discharging operations deck and between vessel and Health hazard, water flora fauna MI SL LK L Y BGCM 5.0, SL P L NA
wharf IMDG,
B.C Code.
EMM (Part-1) 4.0,
3* Hold cleaning Hazardous cargo spillage Health hazard, water air, flora fauna HI MH U L Y BGCM 5.0, MH R VL NA
MARPOL Annex V.
Disposal of cargo hold Health hazard, water, air, flora, EMM (Part-1) 7.0,
4* Marine pollution HI SL P L Y SL U VL NA
sweepings fauna MARPOL Annex V.
Contaminated cargo
5* Marine and land pollution Water, land, flora, fauna HI MH U L Y EMM (Part-1) 7.0. MH R VL NA
disposal
7.10 GAS TANKER CARGO OPERATIONS
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Purpose
To identify aspect, impact and existing controls for gas tanker cargo operations.
Impact Evaluation
Sr Activity, Product or Initial Impact Residual
Aspect Potential Impact Influence LCP
No Service Evaluation Existing Controls Impact
S L R C S L R
C/L- GAS/01,
Connecting, disconnecting Greenhouse effect, health EMM (Part-1) 9.0
1* shore hoses including Possible gas leak hazards, fire hazard and local HI SL P L Y GCM / LNGCM 4.4, SL U VL NA
vapour return regional environmental issues SIGTTO(LG)
Key No – F
C/L- GAS/01,
Greenhouse effect, health EMM (Part-1) 9.0
2* Setting tanks and lines Possible gas leak hazards, fire hazard and local HI SL P L Y GCM / LNGCM 4.7 SL U VL NA
regional environmental issues SIGTTO(LG)
Key No – F
C/L- GAS/01,
Greenhouse effect, health EMM (Part-1) 9.0
3* Emergency shutdown Possible gas leak hazards, fire hazard and local MI SH U M Y GCM / LNGCM 6.14 SH R L NA
regional environmental issues SIGTTO(LG)
Key No – F,
C/L – GAS/01 and 03
OPS/GAS/15
Greenhouse effect, health EMM (Part-1) 9.0
4* Loading operations Possible gas leak hazards, fire hazard and local HI SL P L Y SL U VL NA
regional environmental issues GCM / LNGCM 4.8
SIGTTO(LG)
Key No – F
C/L – GAS/01 and 03
OPS/GAS/15
Greenhouse effect, health
EMM (Part-1) 9.0
5* Discharging operations Possible gas leak hazards, fire hazard and local HI SL P L y SL U VL NA
GCM / LNGCM 4.11
regional environmental issues
SIGTTO(LG)
Key No – F
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Impact Evaluation
Sr Activity, Product or Initial Impact Residual
Aspect Potential Impact Influence LCP
No Service Evaluation Existing Controls Impact
S L R C S L R
C/L – GAS/01
OPS/GAS/15
Greenhouse effect, health
Changing of cargoes/ gas EMM (Part-1) 9.0
6* Gas leak hazards, fire hazard and local MI MH U L Y MH R VL NA
freeing operations GCM / LNGCM 4.14
regional environmental issues
SIGTTO(LG)
Key No – F
EMM (Part-1) 9.0
Greenhouse effect, health GCM / LNGCM 4.14 /
7* Cargo venting Vapor discharge hazards, fire hazard and local MI MH U L Y 6.8 MH R VL Y
regional environmental issues SIGTTO(LG)
Key No – F
EMM (Part-1) 9.0
Greenhouse effect, health
GCM / LNGCM 4.6
8* Taking cargo samples Possible gas leak hazards, fire hazard and local LI TH LK VL Y TH P VL NA
SIGTTO(LG)
regional environmental issues
Key No – F
EMM (Part-1) 9.0
Greenhouse effect, health
GCM / LNGCM 4.17
9* Jettisoning cargo Lpg discharge hazards, fire hazard and local MI EH U H Y EH R M NA
SIGTTO (LG)
regional environmental issues
Key No – F.
WI-GAS/106
Air, health and local regional GCM / LNGCM 6.14,
10 * Failure of ESD to operate Spillage of cargo LI EH U H Y EH R M NA
environmental issues SIGTTO(LG)
Key No – F
C/L – GAS/04
EMRG/01
Ship to ship transfer Air, health and local regional
11 * Gas leak due to collision MI EH U H Y GCM / LNGCM 4.14 EH R M NA
operation environmental issues
SIGTTO(LG)
Key No – E.
7.11 OIL TANKER ROUTINE OPERATIONS
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Purpose
To identify aspect, impact and existing controls for oil tanker routine operations.
Purpose
To identify aspect, impact and existing controls for Offices ashore.
Impact Evaluation
Sr Activity, Product or Initial Impact
Aspect Potential Impact Influence LCP
No Service Evaluation Existing Controls Residual impact
S L R C S L R
Intranet,
Office services/ LAN
1* Paper consumption Depletion of forests MI SL AC M N SL LK L NA
communications Electronic Faxes
E-Mail
Toxic chemicals Contamination of land
2 Photocopying/ printing MI TH P VL N Awareness Programs TH U VL Y
Ozone depletion Ozone depletion
3* Electrical consumption Fuel consumption Use of non-renewable resources MI SL AC M N Awareness Programs SL LK L NA
4* Air conditioning CFC’s Ozone depletion LI SL LK L Y Awareness Programs SL U VL NA
Use of non-renewable
5* Use of water Use non-renewable source LI SL AC M N Awareness Programs SL P L NA
resources
Depletion of resources
6 Use of extinguisher Fires LI TH P VL N Training TH U VL NA
Emission to air
8.1 COMPANY ENVIRONMENTAL OBJECTIVES
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Purpose
To outline the basis for the planning of environmental objectives.
Company’s Objectives
Company’s objectives under ISO 14001-2015 are set based on:
Consistent with the Environmental Policy
Measurable (if practicable)
Monitored
Communicated
Updated as appropriate
The objectives divided into 2 sections - section A & B, are explained below.
Note 2
Master / Chief Engineer must ensure the achievement of objectives at the year-end or earlier and inform
Office upon completion. If foreseeing any difficulty in completion of targets, inform Office at the earliest.
Section A (Format for Annex-1):
2017 2018
S. 2016
Pollutant (Units) Achieved
No Objective Achieved Objective Achieved
3
1 Plastics Generated m /year
Total Garbage
2 m3/year
Generated
Refrigerant Gas
3 kg/year
Consumption
gm CO2/Tonne
4 CO2 Index
– Nautical mile
gm SOx/Tonne
5 SOx Index
– Nautical mile
gm NOx/Tonne
6 NOx Index
– Nautical mile
% of fuel
7 Sludge Generated
consumed/year
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Purpose
To outline the environmental objectives of the group and individual Offices.
Company Group Environmental Objectives for 2019
Evaluation
Performance Time
Objectives Planned for PIC Responsible Resources Indicator for Remarks
Indicators Frame
monitoring
Environmental audits
To review to be carried out on
35 ships
environmental 5% of ships by
Environmental auditors Fleet Manager Env. audit
compliance of ships Vessel Manager Audit planning to be
1 reports review Dec. 2019 Completed
and to look for Review of SEEMP / Env. Compliance done
and close out
avenues for EEOI to be carried out Manager
improvement 35 ships
on 5% of ships by
environmental auditors
Fitting mineralizer,
UV/suitable re- Record of
hardening filter supply &
installation
Supply Stainless
To reduce plastic Reduce use of plastic Vessel Manager steel bottles Monitoring
2 waste generation by bottled drinking (single All vessels Master consumption / Dec. 2019 Completed
Increase awareness
about 2% use plastic) plastic waste
in ship staff and
generation from
encourage them in
TEC-29C report
reducing use of
plastic bottled
drinking water
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Evaluation
Performance Time
Objectives Planned for PIC Responsible Resources Indicator for Remarks
Indicators Frame
monitoring
Evaluation
Performance PIC Indicator Time
Objectives Planned for Resources Remarks
Indicators Responsible for Frame
monitoring
Federal Kumano
Federal Spey
Federal Spruce
Federal Sable
Federal Danube
Federal Tambo
Federal Yukon
Federal Delta
Federal Welland
Federal Nakagawa
Federal Baltic
Federal Leda
Federal Ems
Federal Yamaska
Federal Margaree
Federal Elbe
Federal Columbia
Federal Satsuki
Federal Mayumi
Federal Barents
Federal Churchill
Federal Kushiro
Federal Sutton
Federal Swift
Federal Saguenay
Federal Hunter
Federal Beaufort
Federal Clyde
Federal Dee
Federal Katsura
Federal Weser
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Evaluation
Performance PIC Indicator Time
Objectives Planned for Resources Remarks
Indicators Responsible for Frame
monitoring
Federal Nagara
Federal Yellowstone
AM Express
YM Effort
Frontier Island
Livorno Express
Detroit Express
Genoa Express
Barcelona Express
Amadeus
Falkonera
Paxi
Symi I
Tinos
NYK Fushimi
NYK Silvia
NYK Isabel
Carsten Maersk
Chastine Maersk
Baltic Wasp
Genco Maximus
Genco Claudius
Genco Commodus
Genco Tiberius
Baltic Jaguar
Baltic Scorpion
Baltic Mantis
Genco Hadrian
Genco Augustus
Genco Columbia
Genco Ocean
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Evaluation
Performance PIC Indicator Time
Objectives Planned for Resources Remarks
Indicators Responsible for Frame
monitoring
Baltic Wind
Genco Thunder
Baltic Cove
Baltic Panther
Genco Bay
Record of
To reduce the amount of Federal Leda
Installation of Budget allocation supply &
sludge discharged Federal Ems
vapor extraction Vessel for supply of fitting of
2 ashore by evaporation of Federal Danube Dec. 2019 Completed
fan and additional Manager vapor extraction vapor
water from waste oil on Federal Elbe
steam coil fan extraction
board Federal Weser
fan
To reduce ME
Monitor
cylinder LO
liner/piston ring CLO
consumption by
condition for consumption
feed rate Darya Aum Vessel
To reduce ME cylinder planning comparison
3 optimisation by Darya Sati Manager Dec.2019 Completed
LO consumption reduction / from last
monitoring and Darya Jaya CE
Monthly LO yearly
reducing Lube oil
consumption consumption
consumption by
report
about 2%
Praslin
AM Express
YM Effort
a) Fitting of LED
To reduce power Frontier Island Record of
lights/ energy Vessel Budget allocation
consumption in lighting Livorno Express supply &
4 saving lamps in Manager for supply of LED Dec. 2019 Completed
by using LED lights on Detroit Express installation
place of CE lights
board Genoa Express of LED lights
conventional lamps
Barcelona Express
NYK Orion
Navigare Bacca
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Evaluation
Performance PIC Indicator Time
Objectives Planned for Resources Remarks
Indicators Responsible for Frame
monitoring
Budget allocation Invoices and
b) Only in Vessel
for supply of LED photos from
accommodation Trustee Manager Dec. 2019 Completed
lights the vessel
area CE
with fittings
Federal Asahi
Federal Caribou
Federal Mackinac
Federal Seto
Federal Takase
Federal Dart
Federal Oshima
Federal Rideau
Federal Trident
Federal Tyne
Federal Tweed
c) Replacement Federal Yoshino
Record of
10% - LED lights / Federal Tiber Vessel Budget allocation
supply &
energy saving Federal Skeena Manager for supply of LED Dec. 2019 Completed
installation
lamps in place of Federal Shimanto CE lights
of LED lights
conventional lamps Federal Severn
Federal Skye
Federal Kivalina
Federal Kumano
Federal Spey
Federal Spruce
Federal Sable
Federal Danube
Federal Tambo
Federal Yukon
Federal Delta
Federal Welland
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Evaluation
Performance PIC Indicator Time
Objectives Planned for Resources Remarks
Indicators Responsible for Frame
monitoring
Federal Nakagawa
Federal Baltic
Federal Leda
Federal Ems
Federal Yamaska
Federal Rhine
Federal Hudson
Federal Bering
Federal Biscay
Federal Cedar
Federal Schelde
Federal Bristol
Federal Champlain
Federal Sakura
Federal Margaree
Federal Elbe
Federal Columbia
Federal Satsuki
Federal Mayumi
Federal Barents
Federal Churchill
Federal Kushiro
Federal Sutton
Federal Swift
Federal Saguenay
Federal Hunter
Federal Beaufort
Federal Clyde
Federal Dee
Federal Katsura
Federal Weser
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Evaluation
Performance PIC Indicator Time
Objectives Planned for Resources Remarks
Indicators Responsible for Frame
monitoring
Federal Nagara
Federal Yellowstone
d) Plan to install
LED lights for deck
White Marlin
and engine room in
2019
Confirmation
Saga Falcon
mail from
Saga Frontier
Budget allocation master
Saga Adventure Vessel
for about
e) Fitting 30% LED Saga Jandaia Manager Dec. 2019 Completed
Supply of LED installation
lights / energy Saga Wave CE
lamps of supplied
saving lamps in Saga Fram
& fitting of
place of Saga Fjord
LED lights
conventional lamps Saga Explorer
Saga Odyssey
Saga Pioneer
Saga Wind
Approval of
To avoid and reduce Federal Leda Record for
Additional holding piping
pollution in port waters Federal Ems Vessel piping
tank for treated modification by
5 by treated sewage and Federal Danube Manager modification Dec. 2019 Completed
sewage and grey class / Supply of
grey water discharged Federal Elbe CE from the
water required material
from vessels Federal Weser ship
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Evaluation
Performance PIC Indicator Time
Objectives Planned for Resources Remarks
Indicators Responsible for Frame
monitoring
Approval of
piping
modification
from class
Baltic Bear
Baltic Wolf
Genco London
Baltic Wasp
Genco Maximus
Genco Claudius
Genco Commodus
Genco Tiberius
Baltic Cougar
Baltic Jaguar
Arranging
Baltic Mantis
underwater Fleet Budget allocation
To reduce fuel Genco Hadrian Record for
cleaning of Manager for underwater
6 consumption by Genco Augustus underwater Dec. 2019 Completed
propeller once per Vessel cleaning of
improving efficiency Genco Columbia cleaning
year / depending Manager propeller
Baltic Leopard
upon performance
Genco Ocean
Baltic Wind
Genco Thunder
Baltic Cove
Baltic Panther
Genco Bay
Federal Asahi
Federal Caribou
Federal Mackinac
Federal Seto
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Evaluation
Performance PIC Indicator Time
Objectives Planned for Resources Remarks
Indicators Responsible for Frame
monitoring
Federal Takase
Federal Dart
Federal Oshima
Federal Rideau
Federal Trident
Federal Tyne
Federal Tweed
Federal Yoshino
Federal Tiber
Federal Skeena
Federal Shimanto
Federal Severn
Federal Skye
Federal Kivalina
Federal Kumano
Federal Spey
Federal Spruce
Federal Sable
Federal Danube
Federal Tambo
Federal Yukon
Federal Delta
Federal Welland
Federal Nakagawa
Federal Baltic
Federal Leda
Federal Ems
Federal Yamaska
Federal Rhine
Federal Hudson
Federal Bering
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Evaluation
Performance PIC Indicator Time
Objectives Planned for Resources Remarks
Indicators Responsible for Frame
monitoring
Federal Biscay
Federal Cedar
Federal Schelde
Federal Bristol
Federal Champlain
Federal Sakura
Federal Margaree
Federal Elbe
Federal Columbia
Federal Satsuki
Federal Mayumi
Federal Barents
Federal Churchill
Federal Kushiro
Federal Sutton
Federal Swift
Federal Saguenay
Federal Hunter
Federal Beaufort
Federal Clyde
Federal Dee
Federal Katsura
Federal Weser
Federal Nagara
Federal Yellowstone
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Evaluation
Performance PIC Indicator Time
Objectives Planned for Resources Remarks
Indicators Responsible for Frame
monitoring
Target
Triumph Photographs
Use of laundry to
Trustee of notices on
be optimised.
Reduce water Mighty Servant 3 Vessel laundry and
Awareness and Completed
7 consumption on board Mighty Servant 1 Manager On board training ship report. Dec. 2019
training of ship
by 2% Transshelf Master Records for
staff on use of
Blue Marlin fresh water
laundry
Black Marlin consumption
Boka Vanguard
1) Receipts
Trustee
To send all used from
Triumph To arrange
Reduce volume of printer cartridges garbage
Mighty Servant 3 Vessel vendor for
electronic waste for recycling Disposal Completed
8 Mighty servant 1 Manager recycling of Dec. 2019
generated on board by through agents/ 2) E-waste
Transshelf Master Cartridge
2% local vendors records from
Blue Marlin through agents
TEC-29C
Black Marlin
form
Saga Frontier
Saga Navigator
a) Fitting
Saga Adventure
mineralizer,
Reduce use of ‘single Saga Crest Message
UV/suitable filter
use plastic’ by 2%, by Saga Spray from vessel
for drinking water Vessel Budget allocation
reducing the Saga Horizon that water
9 on board and Manager for the supply of Dec. 2019 Completed
consumption of bottled Saga Discovery filter /
vessel staff Master potable water
plastic mineral water on Saga Sky mineralizer
encouraged to use purifier
board Saga Wind units have
this water for
Saga Explorer been
drinking
Saga Voyager installed
Saga Enterprise
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Marvellous
Prosperous
Graceous
Courageous
Harmonious
Marvellous
Prosperous
Sepetiba Bay
White Whale
Den sha
Rya Rad
Frontier Island
Momo Glory
Baltic Bear
Baltic Wasp
Baltic Wolf
Genco Maximus
Genco Claudius
Genco London
Genco Constantine
Genco Tiberius
Baltic Jaguar
Baltic Scorpion
Baltic Mantis
Genco Hadrian
Genco Columbia
Genco Ocean
Baltic Leopard
Baltic Wind
Genco Thunder
Baltic Panther
Baltic Cove
Genco Bay
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Federal Oshima
Federal Asahi
Federal Rideau
Federal Kivalina
Federal Yukon
Federal Hudson
Federal Welland
Federal Hunter
Federal Kumano
Federal Nakagawa
Federal Seto
Federal Satsuki
b) Supply and Federal Mayumi
installation of Federal Tiber
drinking water re- Federal Tambo Record of
hardening filter. Federal Tweed Budget planning supply &
Federal Tyne Vessel for supply of installation
Supply Stainless Federal Trident Manager Dec. 2019 Completed
drinking water re- of water re-
steel bottle/ Federal Takase Master hardening filter hardening
container to each Federal Baltic filter
cabin. Federal Beaufort
Federal Barents
Federal Bering
Federal Bristol
Federal Biscay
Federal Caribou
Federal Cedar
Federal Champlain
Federal Churchill
Federal Clyde
Federal Columbia
Federal Dart
Federal Nagara
Federal Dee
Federal Delta
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Evaluation
Performance PIC Indicator Time
Objectives Planned for Resources Remarks
Indicators Responsible for Frame
monitoring
Federal Kushiro
Federal Katsura
Federal Sakura
Federal Yoshino
Shandong Da Ren
Shandong Da Cheng
Shandong Da De
Shandong Da Zhi
Ore Brasil
Ore Korea
Ore Italia
PSU Seventh
Forte
Kea
Baltic Bear
Record of
c) Stainless steel Baltic Wasp
Stainless
containers / flasks Baltic Wolf Vessel Supply of
steel water
for water in Genco Maximus Manager stainless steel Dec. 2019
bottles Completed
individual cabins to Genco Claudius Master bottles
delivered to
be provided. Genco London
the vessel
Genco Commodus
Genco Constantine
Genco Titus
Genco Tiberius
Baltic Jaguar
Baltic Scorpion
Baltic Mantis
Genco Hadrian
Genco Augustus
Genco Columbia
Baltic Leopard
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Evaluation
Performance PIC Indicator Time
Objectives Planned for Resources Remarks
Indicators Responsible for Frame
monitoring
Genco Ocean
Baltic Wind
Genco Thunder
Baltic Panther
Genco Bay
Baltic Cove
YM Effort
Frontier Island
Glenpark
Momo Glory
Federal Yukina
YM Endeavour
Mountpark
Sakura Glory
Fleet
Environmental Manager Env. audit
To review environmental audits to be carried 10% of HKG office Vessel
compliance of ships and out by fleet vessels Audit planning to reports Completed
10 Manager Dec. 2019
to look for avenues for Environmental be done review and
Env. close out
improvement auditors for 10% of
the ships Compliance
Manager
Harmonious
To facilitate garbage Marvellous
Message
storage / avoid pollution Prosperous
Supply and use of from vessel
in coastal waters (viz. Graceous Vessel Budget allocation
11 deep chest that Deep Completed
during anchorages/port Baltic Bear Manager for supply deep Dec. 2019
freezers for storing Freezer
stay) by storing food Baltic Wasp Master freezer to the
food waste units have
waste on board when in Baltic Wolf vessel
been
such waters Genco Maximus
installed
Genco Claudius
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Performance PIC Indicator Time
Objectives Planned for Resources Remarks
Indicators Responsible for Frame
monitoring
Genco London
Genco Commodus
Genco Constantine
Genco Titus
Genco Tiberius
Baltic Jaguar
Baltic Scorpion
Baltic Mantis
Genco Hadrian
Genco Augustus
Baltic Leopard
Genco Ocean
Baltic Wind
Genco Thunder
Baltic Cove
Genco Bay
Baltic Panther
All Saga vessels
Navigare Bonitas
Navigare Boreas
Shinyo Alliance
Ultra Agility
True Compass
True Condor
True Caspian
True Chariot
CMA CGM Calcutta
UASC Zamzam
NYK Fushimi
NYK Silvia
Maersk Virginia
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Performance PIC Indicator Time
Objectives Planned for Resources Remarks
Indicators Responsible for Frame
monitoring
Maersk Bintan
Maersk Buton
Cornelius Maersk
Maersk Tanjong
Maersk Sembawang
Seamax Stamford
Corcovado
Kea
Shandong Da Ren
Shandong Da Cheng
Shandong Da De
Shandong Da Zhi
Ore Brasil
Ore Korea
Ore Italia
FMG Matilda
FMG David
FMG Amanda
FMG Northern Spirit
Survey by
class
Budget planning,
Supply of Record of
To improve Bilge Pipeline/ Plates supply &
a) Fitting of Federal Leda Vessel
12 Management on board, material, piping installation Dec. 2019 Completed
Primary Bilge tank Federal Elbe Manager
increase the service life modification from the
Federal Danube CE
of OWS coalescer filter approval from ship
class OWS
performance
test from
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Performance PIC Indicator Time
Objectives Planned for Resources Remarks
Indicators Responsible for Frame
monitoring
ORB
records
Filtering
b) Supply of Bilge Vessel Budget allocation
equipment
Water Cleaning Mineral Belgium Manager for Bilge water Dec. 2019 Completed
has been
system CE cleaning system
supplied.
Survey by
class
Evaluation
Performance PIC Indicator Time
Objectives Planned for Resources Remarks
Indicators Responsible for Frame
monitoring
NYK Ibis
NYK Crane
Livorno Express
Detroit Express
Diaporos
Close monitoring of Genoa Express
the Tec 29C report Barcelona Express
and request for NYK Orion
garbage landing Amadeus Supply metal Tec 29C
Reduction in the quantity from ships. Reduce Kerkyra Vessel water bottles / report and
14 of plastic waste consumption of Kythira I Manager garbage Dec. 2019 Completed
Supply RO water
generated on board bottled drinking Syros I Master purifier landing
water (2%) (single Skiathos I receipts
use plastic) Antiparos
NYK Futago
NYK Isabel
Zante
Seamax Greenwich
Seamax Bridgeport
Seamax Darien
Seamax Rowayton
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Performance PIC Indicator Time
Objectives Planned for Resources Remarks
Indicators Responsible for Frame
monitoring
True Compass
CMA CGM Calcutta
UASC Zamzam
Kerkyra
Close monitoring of Skiathos I
the Tec 29C report Antiparos
and request for Syros I Budget allocation Tec 29C
Reduction in the total garbage landing Kythira I Vessel for Supply of report and
15 quantity of garbage from ships. To RDO Concord Manager garbage Dec. 2019 Completed
garbage
generated on board propagate the use RDO Concert Master compactor landing
of garbage YM Unison receipts
compactors on YM Ultimate
board Zante
Diaporos
Seamax Bridgeport
Seamax Darien
Seamax Rowayton
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Performance PIC Indicator Time
Objectives Planned for Resources Remarks
Indicators Responsible for Frame
monitoring
a. Records
Baltic Bear for
Baltic Wolf installation /
Genco Commodus Commission
Genco Maximus ing by
Genco Claudius Budget planning, makers
Ballast water Vessel
Baltic Leopard Supply and
To control spread and treatment system Manager b. Record
16 Baltic Panther Installation of Dec. 2019 Completed
translocation of aquatic to be retrofitted at Master keeping in
Baltic Cougar BWMS with class
invasive species in ports the next dry- CE line with
Baltic Jaguar approval
docking BWMP
Baltic Wind
NYK Ibis
c. Review of
NYK Crane
Maersk Virginia TEC 29C
form ,
BWTS sheet
Evaluation
Performance PIC Indicator Time
Objectives Planned for Resources Remarks
Indicators Responsible for Frame
monitoring
Baltic Bear
a. Records
Baltic Wolf a) Budget for
Genco Commodus
allocation with installation /
Genco Maximus owners consent.
Genco Claudius Vessel Commission
To reduce Sulphur oxide Exhaust Gas Genco Tiberius Manager ing by
18 b) Approach & makers. Dec. 2019
emissions in air from Scrubber units to Genco Hadrian Master Completed
Main & Aux engines install Genco Augustus coordinate with
CE makers and yard b. Review of
Genco Constantine
Baltic Lion for project TEC 29C
Baltic Tiger implementation form, EGCS
Genco London sheet
Genco Titus
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Performance Time
Objectives Targets PIC Responsible Resources Indicator for Remarks
Indicators Frame
monitoring
Appoint
company for
To Recycle electronic All staff to recycle Receipts of
1 All Office staff Admin. Dept collecting Dec. 2019 Completed
waste printer cartridges toner recycle
toners/printer
cartridges
Increase
Records of
To reduce use of QHSE awareness
2 All staff to use e-filing All Office staff paper Dec. 2019 Completed
paper Admin. Dept for all office
consumption
staff
All staff to use non-
disposable cutlery /
Increase No purchase
glasses in office. QHSE
To reduce use of awareness of single-use
3 Reduce the All Office staff Group Dec. 2019 Completed
single-use plastics for all office disposable
consumption of Communication
staff plastic cutlery
disposable cutlery by
100%
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Installation of
extraction fans to
evaporate water
To reduce the amount of and make the plant Budget Record of
sludge discharged ashore more efficient with Coral Express Vessel allocation for supply & fitting
3 Dec. 2019 Completed
by evaporation of water an overall Manager supply of vapor of vapor
from waste oil onboard reduction in extraction fan extraction fan
volumes of sludge/
water landed
ashore
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Performance PIC Time
Objectives Planned for Resources Indicator for Remarks
Indicators Responsible Frame
monitoring
a) To reduce ME
cylinder LO
consumption by
Monitor liner
feed rate
Vail Spirit and piston rings Monitoring LO
optimisation by
Baker Spirit and adjust feed consumption
monitoring and Vessel
To reduce ME LO rate of CLO and from TEC-
4 reducing Lube oil Manager Dec. 2019 Completed
consumption consumption by 29C form and
CE
about 2% month end
reports
b) Overhauling and
Upgrade and
upgrading the Nijinsky
overhaul
Alpha Lubricating Nashwan
lubricator
system
Fairchem Kiso
Fairchem Sabre
Fairchem Sword
Fairchem Forte
Fairchem Mako
Fairchem Blade
Fitting of LED Fairchem Edge
lights/ energy Fairchem Katana Budget Record of
Vessel
To reduce power saving lamps in SG Friendship allocation for supply &
5 Manager Dec. 2019 Completed
consumption in lighting place of SG Pegasus supply of LED installation of
CE
conventional Challenge Pollux lights LED lights
lamps G. Symphony
High Glow
Yuhsan
Yuyo Spirits
Bochem London
BTS Sabina
BTS Selena
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Performance PIC Time
Objectives Planned for Resources Indicator for Remarks
Indicators Responsible Frame
monitoring
Meridian Express
Store Bay
Coral Express
TRF Kashima
TRF Kirkenes
TRF Mandal
TRF Marquette
TRF Memphis
Eships Dana
Ernest N
Fritzi N
Helsinki
(ExGeorge N)
Jenny N
Karoline N
Prime Express
Ronald N
Sunlight Express
1) Records of
Trysil Spirit Budget to be
Arranging cleaning and
Unique Guardian planned,
To reduce fuel underwater Vessel condition is to
Unique Developer Propeller and
6 consumption by improving cleaning of hull Manager be maintained. Dec. 2019 Completed
Genmar Hull cleaning to
efficiency and propeller twice CE 2) Monthly
Compatriot be arranged
per year records of fuel
Copper Spirit Twice per year
consumption
Reducing Generator
generator running Monitor and running hours
Vessel
Reduction in power by 5% by better avoid low load records from
7 All vessels Manager Dec. 2019 Completed
consumption optimisation of operation of TEC-29C form
CE
number of Generators and month end
generators running reports
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Performance PIC Time
Objectives Planned for Resources Indicator for Remarks
Indicators Responsible Frame
monitoring
Budget
allocation for oil Reports of oil
Change over to
change & change from
Environmentally Vail Spirit Vessel
8 To reduce effect of confirmation on vessel and
Acceptable Baker Spirit Manager Dec. 2019 Completed
pollution in water feasibility of oil statement of fact
Lubricants (EAL) CE
change from from class
for stern tube
Stern tube surveyor
maker
To use at least
Plan and supply
To avoid impact on 75% of chemicals Chemicals
cleaning
environment due to toxic and detergents Vessel usage record
9 All vessels chemicals as Dec. 2019 Completed
detergents and harmful onboard ships Manager from TEC 29C
per
substances which are report
MEPC.2/Circ.25
approved by IMO
Ernest N
George N
Fritzi N
Karoline N
Hampstead
Carry out blasting Chiltern
Budget Dry dock report.
Improve fuel consumption and painting of hull Marine Express
10 Vessel allocation for AFS certificates
due to hull against and apply good Vail Spirit Dec. 2019 Completed
Manager blasting and issued to the
resistance quality of anti- Baker Spirit
painting vessel
fouling paint Sea Bird
Secreto
Shahrastani
Shaamit
Sinndar
Shergar
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Performance PIC Time
Objectives Planned for Resources Indicator for Remarks
Indicators Responsible Frame
monitoring
To check power Budget Record of
To consider installing Kwh Fairchem Sabre Vessel
consumed during allocation for supply &
11 meters for measuring Fairchem Sword Manager Dec. 2019
the cargo supply of Kwh installation of
Cargo pumping efficiency Fairchem Mako CE
operation meters Kwh meters
Mercury Hope
Mermaid Hope
Crystal Marine
Pyxis Alfa
Crystal Sunrise
Bow Gallant
Bow Guardian
Manifesto
Carry out
Nashwan
enhanced testing
Nijinsky
of bunkers and
Parthia
obtain expert
Pinza Budget Records for
advice to improve
Sansovino Vessel allocation for testing, results
Enhance fuel oil analysis quality of
12 Sinndar Manager testing & supply of tests and Dec. 2019 Completed
to improve performance combustion by
Sunstar CE of dosing dosage of
additional
Shaamit chemicals chemicals
treatment or
Dancing Brave
dosing of
Desert Orchid
chemicals on
Earth Summit
bunker
Ellington
Shergar
Morston
Motivator
Shahrastani
Silvio
Serjeant
Spread Eagle
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Performance PIC Time
Objectives Planned for Resources Indicator for Remarks
Indicators Responsible Frame
monitoring
Emilius
Empery
Saltram
Sea Bird
Secreto
Kahyasi
Kingcraft
Kisber
Kris Kin
Coral Express
TRF Kashima
TRF Kirkenes
TRF Memphis
TRF Mandal
TRF Marquette
Evaluation
Performance PIC Time
Objectives Planned for Resources Indicator for Remarks
Indicators Responsible Frame
monitoring
a. Records for
installation /
commissioning
Ernest N Budget by makers
George N Vessel planning,
To control spread and To Install Ballast
Fritzi N Manager Supply and b. Record
14 translocation of aquatic Water Treatment Dec. 2019 Completed
Karoline N Master Installation of keeping in line
invasive species in ports Plant
Rainbow Star CE BWMS with with BWMP
Oriental Queen class approval
c. Review of
TEC 29C,
BWTS sheet
a) Budget
allocation with a. Records for
TRF Kashima
TRF Kirkenes owners consent. installation /
To Install scrubber Vessel commissioning
To reduce Sulphur oxide TRF Mandal
unit on exhaust Manager by makers.
15 emissions in air from Main TRF Marquette b) Approach & Dec. 2019 Completed
system to reduce Master
& Aux engines TRF Memphis coordinate with
air pollution CE b. Review of
Crystal Sunrise makers and TEC 29C form,
Pyxis Pioneer yard for project EGCS sheet
implementation
Challenge Pollux
G.Symphony
High Glow
a) Reduce Yuhsan
Reduction in the quantity consumption of Yuyo Spirits Vessel Tec 29C report
Supply stainless
16 of plastic waste generated plastic bottled Bochem London Manager and garbage Dec. 2019 Completed
steel bottles
on board drinking water BTS Sabina Master landing receipts
(single-use plastic) BTS Selena
Fairchem Kiso
Fairchem Sabre
Fairchem Sword
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Performance PIC Time
Objectives Planned for Resources Indicator for Remarks
Indicators Responsible Frame
monitoring
Fairchem Forte
Fairchem Blade
Fairchem Edge
Fairchem Katana
SG Friendship
SG Pegasus
Sunlight Express
Prime Express
Eagle Milan
Challenge Procyon
Coral Express Message from
Mercury Hope vessel that RO
Vessel Budget
b) Fitting RO water Mermaid Hope water purifier
Manager allocation for Dec. 2019 Completed
purifier TRF Kashima have been
Master Supply of RO
TRF Marquette installed
water purifier
Hovden Spirit
Trysil Spirit
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To reduce paper
consumption by
5% by encouraging Budget
the following: planning.
b) Overhauling and
upgrading the
Alpha Lubricating
system
Approval of
To avoid pollution in port Modification of Record for piping
Vessel piping
waters by treated sewage ships for retention modification from
4 Atlantic Titan Manager modification Dec. 2019 Completed
and grey water discharged of treated sewage the ship
CE by class /
from ships and grey water to
Supply of
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Performance PIC Time
Objectives Planned for Resources Indicator for Remarks
Indicators Responsible Frame
monitoring
be done with class required Approval of
approval material piping
modification from
class
To use at least 75%
To avoid impact on
of chemicals and Vessel Chemicals usage
environment due to toxic MEPC 2
5 detergents onboard All vessels Manager record from form Dec. 2019 Completed
detergents and harmful /circular 25
ships which are CE TEC 29C
substances
approved by IMO
Carry out blasting
Atlantic Titan Budget
Improve fuel consumption and painting of Hull Vessel IAFS certificates
Atlantic Pisces allocation for
6 due to hull against and apply good Manager issued to the Dec. 2019 Completed
Atlantic Polaris blasting and
resistance quality of anti- CE vessel
painting
fouling paint
Use 3rd party Atlantic Breeze
software and Atlantic Gemini
technical review for Atlantic Frontier
close monitoring of Atlantic Grace
consumption of the Atlantic Star
same vessel under Atlantic Rose
similar operating Atlantic Lily
Records for
Close monitoring and condition over a Atlantic Titan Vessel Budget
7 comparison of
comparison of vessel time scale as a Atlantic Olive Manager allocation for Dec. 2019 Completed
vessel
performance trend and post Brazos CE software use
performance
drydock Citron
performance as a Citrus
bench marking. Colorado
Additionally Frio
compare Loire
performance of Namsen
sister vessels to San Saba
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Performance PIC Time
Objectives Planned for Resources Indicator for Remarks
Indicators Responsible Frame
monitoring
identify any drop in Rio Grande
performance and Red
address the areas Pecos
that need attention Sabine
San Jacinto
Trinity
Alpine Maya
Alpine Melina
Atlantic Pisces
Atlantic Polaris
Carry out enhanced
testing of bunkers
and obtain expert
advice to improve Budget
Records for
quality of Vessel allocation for
Enhance fuel oil analysis testing, results
8 combustion by All vessels Manager testing and Dec. 2019 Completed
to improve performance and dosage of
additional treatment CE dosing
chemicals
or dosing of chemicals
chemicals on
bunker
Environmental audit
to be carried out on 15% of the DASM
Fleet Manager
and special training fleet vessels
To review environmental Vessel
on board by Alpine Moment Env. audit reports
compliance of ships and to Manager Audit planning
9 environmental Alpine Maya review and close Dec.2019 Completed
look for avenues for Env. is to be done
auditors in areas Atlantic Rose out
improvement Compliance
where deficiencies Citrus
Manager
are found Red
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Performance PIC Time
Objectives Planned for Resources Indicator for Remarks
Indicators Responsible Frame
monitoring
Budget
allocation for Reports of oil
Change over to Citrus
oil change & change from
Environmentally Atlantic Lily Vessel
10 To reduce effect of conformation vessel and
Acceptable Atlantic Olive Manager Dec. 2019 Completed
pollution in water on feasibility statement of fact
Lubricants (EAL) Atlantic Rose CE
of oil change from class
for stern tube Atlantic Titan
from Stern surveyor
tube maker
Evaluation
Performance PIC
Objectives Planned for Resources Indicator for Time Frame Remarks
Indicators Responsible
monitoring
To reduce ME 25% of fleet
cylinder LO RTM Cabot
Monitor liner Monitoring LO
consumption by RTM Cartier
and piston consumption
feed rate RTM Columbus Vessel
To reduce ME Cylinder LO rings and and from
5 optimization by RTM Cook Manager Dec. 2019 Completed
consumption adjust feed TEC-29C form
monitoring and RTM Dampier CE
rate of CLO and month
reducing Lube oil RTM Drake
end reports
consumption by RTM Tasman
about 2% RTM Zheng He
20% of fleet
Bulk Costa Rica
Fitting of LED lights KN Arcadia Budget Record of
Vessel
To reduce power / energy saving KN Amethyst allocation for supply &
6 Manager Dec. 2019 Completed
consumption in lighting lamps in place of Lowlands Hope supply of LED installation of
CE
conventional lamps Lowlands Orchid lights LED lights
Lowlands
Prosperity
30% of fleet
Lowlands Light
Monitoring of ships Lowlands Orchid 1) Record for
Approval of
for retention of Lowlands Phoenix piping
piping
To avoid pollution in port treated sewage and RTM Cabot modification
modification
waters by treated sewage grey water in the RTM Cartier Vessel from the ship
7 by class / Dec. 2019 Completed
and grey water discharged class approved RTM Columbus Manager 2) Approval of
Supply of
from ships arrangement during RTM Cook piping
required
port call even if the RTM Dampier modification
material
port is not NDZ RTM Drake from class
RTM Tasman
RTM Zheng He
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Performance PIC
Objectives Planned for Resources Indicator for Time Frame Remarks
Indicators Responsible
monitoring
Environmental audit
15% of fleet Fleet Manager
to be carried out
Cape Azalea Vessel
To review environmental and special training
Lowlands Green Manager Env. audit
compliance of ships and to on board by Audit planning
8 Delphinus reports review Dec. 2019 Completed
look for avenues for environmental Env. to be done
RTM Tasman and close out
improvement auditors in areas Compliance
RTM Dampier
where deficiencies Manager
are found
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Performance PIC Time
Objectives Planned for Resources Indicator for Remarks
Indicators Responsible Frame
monitoring
Records to be
To reduce
maintained,
refrigerant loss by
refrigerant
5% by closely Vessel supply & Dec. 2019
monitoring any Onboard monitoring using leak
All vessels Manager consumption Completed
leaks on a weekly detectors.
CE to be
or at more
maintained.
To reduce frequent intervals
Monitor TEC-
Global as required
29 C reports
Warming
4 Clipper Triton
Potential
Amstel Osprey
(GWP) due to Procedures to
Clipper
refrigerant loss be
Amsterdam Vessel
To provide established
La Selva
refrigerant gas Manager Budget planning. for the kit. To Dec. 2019 Completed
Mineral Energy
recovery kit CE be used
Nord Mississippi
during
Amstel Lion
maintenance.
Amstel Stork
CL Seven
To monitor
and evaluate
consumption
Vessel after the
To reduce ME Budget planning to be
Installation of HJ Manager retrofit from
5 CLO Mineral Ningbo incorporated. Completed
SIP lubricator CE month end Dec. 2019
consumption
consumption /
performance
reports
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Performance PIC Time
Objectives Planned for Resources Indicator for Remarks
Indicators Responsible Frame
monitoring
Fitting of LED Mineral Charlie
lights / energy Mineral
To reduce Vessel Records to be
saving lamps in Cloudbreak Budget planning to be
power Manager maintained Dec. 2019
6 place of Mineral Maureen incorporated. Completed
consumption in CE for purchase.
conventional Mineral Yarden
lighting
lamps. Plan for Clementine
10% renewal. Melusine
Mineral Kyoto
Mineral Noble
Mineral Honshu
Mineral
Arranging Stonehenge Records to be
To reduce fuel
underwater Mineral Dragon Vessel Budget planning to be maintained Dec. 2019
consumption
7 cleaning of hull Mineral Tianjin Manager incorporated. for vessels Completed
by improving
and propeller Mineral Charlie performance
efficiency
twice per year Mineral
Cloudbreak
Mineral Maureen
Mineral Yarden
La Tonda
Environmental
audit to be Fleet
To review
carried out and Manager
environmental 15 % of ships to Audit reports
special training Vessel
compliance of be audited and Environmental audit planning is to be
on board by Dec. 2019
8 ships and to training to be Manager to be done. monitored Completed
environmental
look for carried out on Env. and close out.
auditors in areas
avenues for board Compliance
where
improvement Manager
deficiencies are
found
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To reduce paper
consumption by 2 Budget
% by encouraging planning.
the following:
Testing
- Electronic filing
SMARTdoc Records to be
To reduce paper usage in QA Dept. software: Dec. 2019
1 - Double-sided All Office staff maintained. Completed
order to save trees workflow
printing
digital
- Use blank pages archiving
of paper to be (Electronic
discarded for filing).
rough work
To reduce To keep
To take efforts towards
consumption of HR Manager Purchase purchasing
4 conservation of the All Office staff Dec. 2019 Completed
plastic bottles in planning records.
environment
office
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Performance PIC Indicator Time
Objectives Planned for Resources Remarks
Indicators responsible for Frame
monitoring
modification & modification
retrofits required. status.
Budget allocation
in discussions with
owners.
To reduce refrigerant Refrigerant
Onboard
loss by 5% by closely Vessel gas
To reduce Global monitoring of
monitoring any leaks consumption Completed
3 Warming Potential (GWP) All vessels Manager refrigerant Dec. 2019
on a weekly or at more records from
due to refrigerant loss CE machinery by using
frequent intervals as TEC-29C
leak detectors
required report
Records
Installation of new Vessel Budget allocation maintained
Improving fuel Maersk Nienburg
propellers fitted with for supply / of
4 consumption and vessel Maersk Niteroi Manager Dec. 2019 Completed
EPF (Energo Profin installation of new installation
efficiency Maersk Nimes CE
Fitting) propellers and fuel
consumption
Fitting of LED lights / Vessel Record of
Budget allocation
To reduce power energy saving lamps supply & Completed
5 Milan Express Manager for supply of LED Dec. 2019
consumption in lighting in place of installation
CE lights
conventional lamps of LED lights
Environmental audit to Delphis Riga Technical
be carried out and Valencia Express Director
To review environmental Env. audit
special training on Maersk Niagara Vessel
compliance of ships and Audit planning to report follow Completed
6 board by Chacabuco Manager Dec. 2019
to look for avenues for be done up and close
environmental auditors Teno Env.
improvement out
in areas where Delphis Gdansk Compliance
deficiencies are found Corcovado Manager
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Performance PIC Indicator Time
Objectives Planned for Resources Remarks
Indicators responsible for Frame
monitoring
Records to
Arranging underwater be
To reduce fuel
cleaning of hull and Vessel Budget planning to maintained Completed
7 consumption by improving 15% of the Fleet Dec. 2019
propeller once per Manager be incorporated. for cleaning
efficiency
year and vessels
performance
Evaluation
Performance PIC
Objectives Targets Resources Indicator for Time Frame Remarks
Indicators Responsible
monitoring
Environmental
audit/s to be carried Completion
To review environmental 2 vessels Arrange for
out with additional of audit /
compliance of ships and to Vessel auditor and
5 training on board by training and Dec. 2019 Completed
look for areas of Clymene Manager provision in
auditors in areas close out of
improvement Corato budget
where deficiencies findings
are identifed
Purpose
To outline the environmental objectives of the group and individual Offices.
Evaluation
Person in Time
Objectives Performance Indicators Planned for Resources Indicator for Remarks
charge Frame
monitoring
Fleet Director
Fleet Manager
Environmental audits to be Env. Audit
Vessel Audit
carried out on 10% of reports to
To review Manager planning is Dec.2020
ships by Environmental review and
environmental Environmental to be done
auditors close out
compliance of ships 65 ships Compliance
1
and to look for Manager
avenues for Review of SEEMP, Energy
improvement efficiency devices and Review
Environmental Env. Audit
measures taken to be done during Dec.2020
Auditors reports
carried out on 10% of ships audits
by environmental auditors
Supply of
reusable
stainless Single use
To reduce use of Reusable stainless steel HR steel plastic
plastic bottled bottles to be issued to Admin bottles. consumption
All employees of
2 drinking water each employee for all Vessel Increase report from Dec.2020
Anglo-Eastern
(single use plastic) offices and all crew Manager awareness form Tec
by 20% members and 29C for
encourage vessels
of ship staff
by training
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Maersk Virginia
Maersk Bintan
Maersk Buton
Maersk Cornelius
Maersk Sembawang
Maersk Chastine
Maersk Carsten
Maersk Tanjong
True Condor
True Caspian
True Chariot
True Compass
NYK Silvia
NYK Isabel
NYK Futago
NYK Fushimi
NYK Crane
ONE Ibis
Barcelona Express
Genoa Express
Detroit Express
Livorno Express
Amadeus
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Darya Chand
Darya Tiana
Darya Jaya
Darya Sati
Darya Noor
Seamax Darien
Seamax Bridgeport
Seamax Greenwich Budget to be
Seamax Rowayton allocated for Record to be
To reduce 5% Seamax Stamford purchase
Vessel maintained for the
3. power consumption To fit LED lamps for YM Ultimate Manager and Supply lamps which are Dec.2020
in lighting by using Deck Lighting YM Unison CE of LED replaced by LED
LED lights on board Kea lamps to the lamps.
Paxi vessel
Skiathos
UASC Zam Zam
White Whale
All TCM Vessel
YM Endeavour
Sakura Glory
Wellpark
Federal Yukina
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To review vessels to Environmental audits to Fleet Manager Audit Env. audit reports
10% of Fednav
5. look for avenues for be carried out by Vessel planning to review and close Dec.2020
fleet vessels
improvement auditors. Manager be done out
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-Close monitoring of
the Tec 29C report and Budget to be Records of total
To reduce the request for garbage allocated for volume of garbage
AM Umang Vessel purchase including plastic
volume of garbage landing from ships.
9. Manager Dec.2020
being landed True Corsair Supply of garbage being
CE
ashore. (2%) -To propagate the use True Captain Heavy Duty landed ashore from
of garbage compactors Compactor Form TEC-29C
on board
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Appoint
company for
All staff to recycle HR Receipts of
3. To Recycle electronic waste All office staff collecting Dec.2020
printer cartridges Admin. toner recycle
toners/printer
cartridges
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Fitting of LED
lights / energy
saving lamps in Motivator
place of Nashwan
conventional
lamps
Bakken Lady
Bochem London
Chemstar Stellar
Chemstar Jewel
Chaselka
Eagle Ford Lady
Eagle Milan
Fairchem Kiso
To reduce Fairchem Sabre
refrigerant loss by Fairchem Sword
To reduce Global 5% by closely Fairchem Blade
Vessel Onboard monitoring of Refrigerant gas
Warming Potential monitoring any Kahyasi
2 Manager refrigerant machinery by consumption Dec. 2020
(GWP) due to leaks on a weekly Kris Kin
CE using leak detectors. records in TEC29C
refrigerant loss or at more Kingcraft
frequent intervals Marcellus Lady
as required Permian Lady
Prime Express
Purovsky
Sabetta
Saltram
Serjeant
Spread Eagle
Sea Bird
Sansovino
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Records of
changeover to NOX
To comply with Tier III in MARPOL
SCR to be Vessel
MARPOL Annex VI - Approved instructions by Annex VI- record
13 operated in NOX- Crystal Lavender Manager Jan. 2020
Nox Reduction Vessel Manager book
ECA CE
requirement
Records of running
hours of SCR.
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b) Overhauling
and upgrading the
Alpha Lubricating
system
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Time frame
Performance Planned for Person In Evaluation Indicator
Objectives Resources for Remarks
Indicators vessel/vessels charge for monitoring
completion
Optimization of fuel
Record of supply &
efficiency and
installation of running
machinery Budget
hours counter
maintenance to be Vessel allocation for
Aux Boiler running
1 achieved by All MR Tankers Manager Supply of Dec 2020
hours counter to install Data for Auxiliary Boiler
accurately CE running hours
running hours in the
monitoring running counter
TEC 29C report and
hours for Auxiliary
month end reports
Boiler
Time frame
Performance Planned for Person In Evaluation Indicator
Objectives Resources for Remarks
Indicators vessel/vessels charge for monitoring
completion
Time frame
Performance Planned for Person In Evaluation Indicator
Objectives Resources for Remarks
Indicators vessel/vessels charge for monitoring
completion
Record for supply &
application of high
Budget
performance paint
Reduce fuel allocation for
Apply Advanced high-
consumption (2%) by Two vessels in Technical High
7 performance paint in Monitor fuel oil Dec. 2020
reducing Hull the fleet Director performance
external Hull consumption of vessel
resistance paint and
application
Hull performance
monitoring
Record of supply &
Electric heater to be
Budget installation of Electric
put in parallel with
Vessel allocation for heater
To Reduce Boiler FO steam heaters, so that
8 50 % of the fleet Manager Electric heaters Dec.2020
consumption (2%) in port boiler can be put
CE & hardware Monitoring boiler
off, reducing FO
materials. monthly FO
consumption.
consumptions
Time frame
Performance Planned for Person In Evaluation Indicator
Objectives Resources for Remarks
Indicators vessel/vessels charge for monitoring
completion
Alpine Melina
Alpine Maya Monitor plastic bottled
Reduction in single use Budget
High Mercury Vessel water consumption
To Reduce Plastic plastic water bottles by allocation for
12 High Saturn Manager from Single use plastic Dec 2020
Garbage (by 2%) fitting water purifiers on supply of water
Atlantic Breeze Master data sheet from TEC-
board. purifiers
Atlantic Polaris 29C report
Citrus
Fleet
To review Environmental audit to Manager /
environmental be carried out and Environmental Vessel
Environmental audit
compliance of ships special training on audit to be Manager/ Audit planning
13 reports to review and Dec 2020
and to look for board by environmental planned for six Env. to be done
close out
avenues for auditors in areas where DASM vessels Compliance
improvement deficiencies are found Manager
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Time frame
Performance Planned for Person In Evaluation Indicator
Objectives Resources for Remarks
Indicators vessel/vessels charge for monitoring
completion
Carry out enhanced
testing of bunkers and
obtain expert advice to Finalizing &
Enhance fuel oil improve quality of Vessel contract with Oil
14 analysis to improve combustion by All Vessels Manager testing firms for Lab analysis results Apr.2020
performance additional treatment. CE test reports &
We engaged three well expert advice
reputed companies to
carry out all analysis.
Use 3rd party software
and technical review
for close monitoring of
consumption of the
same vessel under
similar operating
condition over a time Budget
Close monitoring and scale as a trend and Vessel allocation for TRES solution analysis
15 comparison of vessel post dry dock All Vessels Manager using Software and comparison for Apr.2020
performances performance as a CE for vessel sister vessels in place.
bench marking. performance
Additionally compare
performance of sister
vessels to identify any
drop in performance
and address the areas
that need attention.
Arranging underwater Vessel Budget 1) Record of
To reduce fuel underwater hull
hull inspection/cleaning Manager allocation for
16 consumption (2%) by All Vessels Dec 2020
and propeller polishing Fleet Underwater hull inspection/cleaning and
improving efficiency
twice per year Manager cleaning & propeller polishing
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Time frame
Performance Planned for Person In Evaluation Indicator
Objectives Resources for Remarks
Indicators vessel/vessels charge for monitoring
completion
propeller 2) Monthly records of
polishing fuel consumption
3) Continuous
monitoring carried out
by TRES Analysis.
To reduce global On board
Closely monitoring any
warming potential Vessel monitoring of Refrigerant gas
leaks on a weekly or at
17 (GWP) due to All Vessels Manager refrigerant by Dec. 2020
more frequent intervals consumption TEC-29C
refrigerant loss by CE using leak
as required.
5% detectors.
a).To reduce ME
cylinder LO
consumption by feed
rate optimisation by Monitoring LO
monitoring and Upgrade and consumption and
To reduce ME CLO Alpine Maya Vessel
18 reducing LO overhaul Dec. 2020
consumption Alpine Melina Manager CE SCOC from Form TEC-
consumption by about lubricator
2% 29C
b) Overhauling and
upgrading the Alpha
Lubricating system
Atlantic Olive
Atlantic Rose
To reduce fuel Framo power pack Atlantic Titan
Ships record for Ships record for Framo
consumption by usage optimization – Alpine Maya Vessel
19 Framo Power Dec. 2020
effective operation of reduce energy use by Alpine Melina Manager Power pack
pack usage
machinery 5% Atlantic Pisces CE
Atlantic Polaris
Citrus
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Time frame
Performance Planned for Person In Evaluation Indicator
Objectives Resources for Remarks
Indicators vessel/vessels charge for monitoring
completion
Reducing generator
running by 5% by Vessel Generator Generator running
Reduction in power
20 better optimization of All vessels Manager running hours hours records from Dec. 2020
consumption
numbers of generators CE records form TEC-29C
running
Improve fuel Carry out blasting and Budget
consumption due to painting of Hull and Alpine Maya Vessel allocation for IAFS certificates issued
21 blasting and Dec. 2020
hull against apply good quality of Alpine Melina Manager to the vessel
resistance. antifouling paint painting
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Time frame
Performance Person In Evaluation Indicator for
Objectives Planned for Resources for Remarks
Indicators charge monitoring
completion
To reduce paper
consumption by 5%
Usage of paper to be
by encouraging the
monitored by the number
following:
To save forests of A4 paper ordered.
-Electronic filing.
and reduce the DASM Office Technical Supply & use of Double
2 -Double sided Dec. 2020
impacts of global staff Director sided printers Record for any training/
printing.
warming awareness carried out for
-Use blank pages of
office staff for reduce of
paper to be
paper consumption.
discarded for rough
work
Time frame
Performance Person In Evaluation Indicator for
Objectives Planned for Resources for Remarks
Indicators charge monitoring
completion
Reduce consumption
Inform office staff and Regular monitoring of PC
of electricity by
Save Electricity DASM Office create awareness for monitor sleep mode
4 turning off PC IT Dept. Apr. 2020
consumption staff implementing this configuration
monitors, when not in
practice.
use
Change wiring and
Reduce electricity by
switching arrangement
turning off lights not Record of power
in use and switching DASM Office Technical consumption in office.
5 Save Electricity Inform office staff and Dec. 2020
off lights by last staff Director
create awareness for
person leaving the
implementing this
office
practice.
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To reduce power
consumption in
lighting. To reduce Fitting of LED lights / Vessel Records to be
5% power energy saving lamps in RTM Dias Budget allocation for maintained for
2 Manager Dec. 2020
consumption in place of conventional RTM Flinders supply LED lights supply, fitting of
CE
lighting by using lamps lamps
LED lights on
board
To reduce refrigerant
To reduce Global loss by 5% by closely Lowlands Onboard monitoring Refrigerant gas
Vessel
Warming Potential monitoring any leaks on Prosperity of refrigerant consumption
3 Manager Dec. 2020
(GWP) due to a weekly or at more Lowlands Green machinery by using records from TEC-
CE
refrigerant loss. frequent intervals as RTM Cook leak detectors 29C report
required
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Evaluation
Performance Person in Time
Objectives Planned for Resources Indicator for Remarks
Indicators charge Frame
monitoring
VM inspection report
being sent to the
Owner to be no Vessel Vessel Records to be
To reduce the plastic Training session for
longer sent in CD or Managers of maintained for
3 waste generation from Manager Dec. 2020
Pen drive. RTM fleet Vessel Manager
the office QA Dept. electronic reports
Inspection Report vessels
can be viewed on sent to the owner
Owner client portal
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Evaluation
Performance Person in Time
Objectives Planned for Resources Indicator for Remarks
Indicators charge Frame
monitoring
Dual monitor screens
for computer to be
Budget allocation for Records to be
provided to all All office staff
To reduce paper printing the Supply of
4 Technical officers, Office Staff maintained for Dec. 2020
by 50% QA Dept. additional monitors
thus reducing the paper
requirement to print consumption
documents.
Budget
Procedures to be
To provide allocation for
La Stella Vessel established for the
refrigerant gas the supply of
La Tonda Manager use of kit during
recovery kit refrigerant gas
maintenance work.
recovery kit
Valentine
Melusine
Mineral Tianjin
1) Records of
Mineral New York
Arranging underwater cleaning
Mineral Energy
underwater Vessel Budget to be of hull and propeller
To reduce fuel Mineral Yarden
cleaning of hull Manager planned for 2) Fuel consumption
3 consumption (2%) by Mineral Cloudbreak Dec. 2020
and Master Propeller and records from TEC-
improving efficiency Mineral Charlie
propeller once CE Hull cleaning 29C reports and
Mineral Maureen
per year month end reports
Clementine
Nord Mississippi
Clipper Amsterdam
Amstel Osprey
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Environmental a
udit to be Fleet
carried out and Manager /
To review environmental special training Vessel
15 % of ships to be
compliance of ships and on board by Manager/ Audit planning Audit report to
4 audited and training to Dec. 2020
to look for avenues for environmental Env. to be done review and close out
be carried out on board
improvement auditors in Complianc
areas where e Manager
deficiencies are
found
Message from
Budget
To reduce filling of vessel for the
Installation of La Luna Vessel allocation for
landfills by reducing the installation.
6 Garbage La Selva Manager supply of June 2020
volume of garbage
compactor CL Century CE Garbage
landed ashore Monitoring by Form
compactor
Tec 29 C
Installation of
evaporation
fans on the vent Record for supply &
piping of the installation of
waste oil tank
evaporator fans
To reduce the amount of for Incinerator to
Budget
sludge discharged evaporate water Clipper Amsterdam Vessel
planning to be Records to be
7 ashore by evaporation of and make the Nord Mississippi Manager Dec. 2020
incorporated maintained. Sludge
water from waste oil plant more Amstel Osprey CE
for supply of accumulation and
onboard efficient with an
overall disposal to be
reduction in monitored by form
volumes of Tec-29C
sludge/water
landed ashore
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Time frame
Person in Evaluation Indicator
Objectives Performance Indicators Targets Resources for Remarks
charge for monitoring
completion
To control emission / Using Car pool for business HR Car pool Records for car pool to
3 All office staff Dec. 2020
air pollution meetings/visiting Expo Manager available be maintained.
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Dry docking
record of paint
application
Copiapo
To apply a coat of Cautin Budget planning to be Record of
Application of paint Vessel
High Grade Sea Cochrane incorporated for performance
application during Manager
2. Quantum Paint at hull Cisnes application of High monitoring Dec. 2020
dry docking of the Master
aimed to improving Cauquenes Grade Sea Quantum before & after
vessel
fuel efficiency (1%) Corcovado Paint paint application
Coyhaique
Monitor fuel
consumption
records
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Record of
Palena underwater
Arranging
Kobe Express cleaning of hull
To reduce fuel underwater Vessel Budget allocation for
Lisbon Express and propeller
4 consumption (2%) by cleaning of hull and Manager underwater cleaning Dec 2020
Tirua
improving efficiency propeller once per Master of hull and propeller
Tolten Monthly fuel
year
Delphis Riga consumption
records
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Provision and
Bond store
orders to be
Consumption of reviewed and
single use plastic to constant update
Corcovado
To aim for effective be monitored. from vessel to be
Cautin Vessel
reduction of single Continuous Tec 29C and Audit taken for the
6 RDO Concord Manager Dec 2020
use plastic on board feedback to be reports orders for Plastic
London Express Master
(2%) given to the vessel bottles
Single use
plastic data
sheet from Form
TEC-29C
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ENIRAM Fleet
To optimize Fuel Budget planning to be
performance Performance
consumption & close 15% of the ships in Vessel incorporated for use of
8 monitoring records to be Dec 2020
performance the fleet. Manager performance
equipment to be monitored.
monitoring monitoring equipment
installed.
Maersk Niagara
Maersk Niamey
Class/ Rightship to be
Maersk Nijmegen
GHG emission rating contacted for EPL &
Maersk Nimes
improvement by MCR GHG RightShip Env GHG rating Records for EPL
Maersk Niteroi Vessel
9 limitation method, to ironment Rating to to be Dec 2020
Maersk Nienburg Manager
achieve reduced be improved. Data evaluation & maintained.
Delphis Bothnia
carbon emission. submission to
Delphis Finland
authorities
Delphis Gdansk
Delphis Riga
Record of fitting
of BWTS
Fitting of BWTS to
Limari Budget planning to be system.
ensure compliance Planning for fitting Vessel
10 Lisbon Express incorporated for fitting IBWMC issued Dec 2020
with BWM of approved BWTS Manager
Maipo of approved BWTS by class
requirements
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Evaluation
PIC Time
Objectives Performance Indicators Targets Indicator for Remarks
responsible Resources Frame
monitoring
To reduce paper consumption
by 1 % by encouraging the a) Budget planning.
following: Records of paper
1 To reduce paper usage All office QA Dept.
Electronic filing, b) Digital archiving consumption to Dec 2020
in order to save trees staff HR Team
Double side printing (Electronic filing). be maintained.
Use blank pages of paper to
be discarded for rough work.
All Vessel
Continuous
Managers Records of in-
2 improvement toward To carry out Environmental To be planned in-
and QA Dept. house training to Dec 2020
environmental training session in office house.
Technical be maintained.
awareness
Officers
Records for car
To control emission / Using Car pool for business All office
3 HR Manager Car pool available pool to be Dec 2020
air pollution meetings/visiting Expo staff
maintained.
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Evaluation
PIC Time
Objectives Performance Indicators Targets Indicator for Remarks
responsible Resources Frame
monitoring
Record of
Power management for all electricity
Power option setting
computer systems to be consumption from
of All computers to be
streamlined and sleep mode electricity bill.
adjusted.
To control power to be utilised All office HR Manager
4 Dec 2020
consumption in office staff Record of Annual
Annual inspection of
Insulation resistance / inspection of
devices from
Leakage current of all office devices from
authorized company
devices to be controlled authorized
company
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Time frame
Performance Planned for Person Evaluation Indicator
Objectives Resources for Remarks
Indicators vessel/s In charge for monitoring
completion
Modification of Preparation/approval of
To avoid pollution in vessels’ onboard AETS to prepare tank structural drawings Mar 2020
port by treated retention facilities by Vessel modification plan by AETS/ Class
Cerafina
1 sewage and grey installation of Manager for approval by Installation of tanks at
Clymene Aug 2020
water discharged from additional tanks CE Class. Budget scheduled drydock
ships under Class allocation for DD.
Final approval/testing Aug 2020
Approval
Preparation/approval of
Modification of AETS to prepare
To avoid pollution in tank structural drawings Jan 2020
onboard tank layout Vessel modification plan
port by discharge of Unity Spirit by AETS/ class
2 /retention facilities to Manager for approval by
cargo residues from Unity force Installation of tanks at Jun 2020
provide additional CE Class. Budget
ships scheduled drydock
storage capacity allocation for DD
Final approval/testing Jun 2020
Record of propeller
April 2020
Budget allocation polishing & hull cleaning
To reduce fuel for hull/propeller Monitor fuel cons/speed
Arrange hull
consumption by polish. prior cleaning
cleaning and Glovis Maria Vessel Aug 2020
3. improving efficiency of Time in port in Monitor fuel cons/speed
propeller polish Glovis Maple Manager
propulsion system. discussion with post cleaning
once/year
(2%) Charterers / Analyse/compare
Owners findings Oct 2020
Time frame
Performance Planned for Person Evaluation Indicator
Objectives Resources for Remarks
Indicators vessel/s In charge for monitoring
completion
of combustion by the Unity Explorer
use of fuel additives Unity Discovery
Global Prime
MG Sakura
MG Neptune Record of analysis of
Sep 2020
Cerafina lab reports by VM/CE
Clymene
Corato
Cotinga
Cerinthu
To Complete LED Records to be
light upgrade on Clymene Vessel Budget allocation maintained for fitting of
Percentage of LED
5 vessel to reduce Cerinthus Manager for Supply of lamps. Vessel to record Dec 2020
lighting fitted.
lighting energy Cerafina CE LED lights in QHSE meetings on a
consumption.(2%) monthly basis.
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Time frame
Performance Person In Evaluation Indicator for
Objectives Targets Resources for Remarks
Indicators charge monitoring
completion
Do away with the Record of Plastic tumblers,
Remove single
single use plastic for use of visitors, replaced
use plastic cups Glasgow Procure paper
1 cups / tumblers HR with paper cups at water Mar. 2020
/ tumblers from Office cups
(100% of disposal fountain at reception to be
water fountains
cups) maintained
Evaluation
Person In Time
Objectives Performance Indicators Planned for Resource Indicator for Remarks
charge Frame
monitoring
To reduce paper
consumption by the Managing Monitor paper
To reduce the Office staff
following: Electronic filing, Director consumption
1 use of Paper in Office counselling and Dec 2020
Double side printing, Use Vessel (Reams of paper
the Office monitoring
blank pages of paper to be Manager used for printing)
discarded for rough work
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Time frame
Performance Planned for Person In Evaluation Indicator
Objectives Resources for Remarks
Indicators vessel/vessels charge for monitoring
completion
To fit better flow meters
To contribute to
on ME, Boiler and Aux Records to be
energy efficiency Vessel Supply of
1. Engines fuel oil service maintained for supply
and to work towards Nunavik Manager new Flow Dec. 2020
line for more accurate and fitting of new FO
reduction in fuel CE Meters
monitoring of flow meter
consumption.
consumption.
By installing Variable
Records to be
Frequency Drive (VFD) Vessel
To reduce FO Supply of maintained for supply
2 for electric motors for Nunavik Manager Dec.2020
consumption new VFDs and installation of new
SW pumps and ER CE
VFD
Vent fans
Purpose
To outline internal and external communication procedures.
Internal Communication
Company provides following manuals on board for communicating, reporting, and
monitoring environmental aspects and handling emergencies:
Policy and Administration Manual (PAM)
Health & Safety Manual (H&S)
Technical and Maintenance Manual (TMM)
Emergency Contingency Manual (ECM)
Forms & Stationary (F&S)
Checklists and Work Instructions (CL & WI)
Required regulations, codes and publications are identified in the list of publications (Ship’s
Technical Library #18) and sent to vessels through emails.
Vessel must ensure that the latest versions of documents are in use.
The effectiveness of the Environmental Management System is communicated throughout
the organization, using the following:
Sharing of problems and accidents between all branch Offices
Feedback of inspections by Port State Control and Vetting’s between all branch
Offices
Circulation of management reviews
Circulation of circulars and messages to fleet and Offices
Feedback from staff (both onboard and ashore) regards effectiveness of
Environmental Management Systems
Note 1
Vessel department heads and other Officers, as directed, are responsible for the completion of internal
reporting as required by the Company procedures.
Note 2
Discuss the ISO 14001 objectives, targets and necessary actions with the staff, during Quality, Health,
Safety and Environment (QHSE) meetings.
External Communications
Company’s management communicates with external stakeholders / interested parties by
letters, newsletter publication, email, video conferencing, telephone, seminar and meetings
and maintains records of all such communication.
Company’s Top Management ensures that environmental information communicated to
external parties is reliable and consistent with information generated within Environmental
Management Manual (EMS).
The respective department heads validates / verifies and approves the information of all
processes on vessels and in shore establishment.
The Environment Policy may be made available to any interested external party.
Note 3
Significant environmental aspects specific to a particular fleet or to a single vessel is only communicated
to the client or as directed by the client.
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Note 4
The Master is responsible for receiving, documenting and responding to all external communications.
Purpose
To outline procedures for maintaining documented information.
Documented Information
Company ensures that documented information like forms, checklists and records is created
and updated in appropriate format and information, is available whenever it is needed, using
software & internal communication.
Always use updated documents.
Purpose
To outline management of vessel supplies processes affecting environmental protection.
Supplier Control
Company maintains a database of approved suppliers and purchase department regularly
appraises their activities and performance based on feedback from Vessel Managers, ships
and shore staff.
Company must ensure that all practical and reasonable efforts are taken so that the supplier
activities do not conflict the Company’s environmental policy, objectives and targets and
overall EMS.
Note 1
Meeting required environmental standards is an important factor for appraisal of the suppliers.
Supply Management
Masters and Chief Engineers must make effort to minimise any environmental impacts by
considering below:
Reduce / eliminate products considered not environmentally friendly
Where possible, use recyclable packing material and reduce the volume of
packaging used
Whenever available, purchase:
• Marine lubricants in bulk rather than drum or package units
• Marine coatings and chemicals in the largest size possible
• Marine chemicals, which are environmentally friendly or biodegradable
Note 2
Always purchase main engine and main components from original equipment manufacturers.
Purpose
To outline the emergency preparedness and response procedures in case of pollution.
Purpose
To outline the list of planned environmental programs for the Company.
Program
Program Program Actions Responsibility Schedule
No.
Managing Director, Group Quality,
Health, Safety and Environment
1. Arrange training for All Suptds/ other managers Continuous
Management (QHSE) & Training &
Environmental Compliance Director
1 Raise General Environmental Awareness
2. Arrange training session for shipboard staff to update with
Training Centers world wide Continuous
worldwide Environmental requirements & ISO 14001
3. Train at least 1000 Officers/year - MARPOL Implementation Anglo Eastern Maritime Training
Course Centre (AEMTC) Continuous
Promote Environmental Awareness in 1. Prepare materials
2 Training Dept. Continuous
Community/ Schools 2. Visit Schools
Promote use of eco-friendly chemicals and Identify the chemicals that are used on board. Try to promote use
3 Vessel Managers Dec. 2015
supply to the vessels of biodegradable chemicals which are eco-friendly
1. To visit 5 % of vessels and review Ship Energy Efficiency
To increase awareness and review progress Management Plan (SEEMP) on board
4 Environmental Auditors Dec. 2013
of energy saving measures
2. To carry out training on board 5 % of vessels
Implement e-filing and reduce paper usage on board 10% of
5 To reduce paper usage on board Master/ Chief Engineer Dec. 2014
vessels
Program
Program Program Actions Responsibility Schedule
No.
To increase awareness on pollution
10 Screening of the film “A Plastic Ocean” for Office staff Group Communication Dec. 2018
prevention by plastics for Office staff
Training and briefing ship staff for the reduction in the use of
To increase awareness on pollution Vessel Managers, Training centres
11 ‘single use plastic’ by internal auditors, vessel managers during Dec. 2019
prevention by plastics for ship staff
vessel visits, briefing and training by FPD and training centres QHSE, FPD
Decarbonisation of international shipping by 2030. Follow IMO’s
Member of ‘Getting to Zero Coalition’ strategy of reducing green-house gas emissions. Goal to have CEO, COO’s, Managing Directors,
12 maritime industry group deep-sea zero-emission vessels powered by zero-emission fuels Year 2030
into operation by 2030. Fleet Directors, Fleet Managers
Monitor and evaluate energy efficiency devices and measures
taken on board to check for its effectiveness for reduction in fuel
consumption.
To monitor and evaluate energy efficiency This would help in deciding which similar equipment / modification Environmental Compliance
13 devices and measures taken on board / software are more suitable for particular type / size of vessel for Dec. 2020
future modification of our ships for energy conservation purpose Department
and to further reduce fuel consumption for energy efficient
operation of vessels.
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