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SMS Functional Requirements
SMS Functional Requirements
System (SMS)
Functional
requirements
By: 2/E Erdie Taganguin
Learning Objectives
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What Is Safety
Management System (SMS)
On Ships?
Safety Management System (SMS) On Ships
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Safety Management System (SMS) On Ships
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Company Responsibility
and Authority
Policy
If the person who is responsible for the operation
of the Company or vessel(s) is other than the owner, the
owner will report the full name and details of such person
to the U.S. Coast Guard/other Authority. The Company
defines and documents the responsibilities, authority,
and interrelation of all personnel who manage, perform,
and verify work relating to and affecting safety and
pollution prevention.
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Policy Implementation
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What is included in the
safety management
system (SMS)?
Every safety management policy should satisfy some of the basic
functional requirements to ensure safety of every ship. They are:
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Every safety management policy should satisfy some of the basic
functional requirements to ensure safety of every ship. They are:
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SMS
▪ In short, a safety management system would consists
of details as to how a vessel would operate on a day to
day basis, what are the procedures to be followed in
case of an emergency, how are drills and trainings
conducted, measures taken for safe operations, who is
the designated person etc.
▪ Safety management plan is mainly the responsibility of
the owner of the vessel, or the designated person, or
the person appointed by the owner. However, the ship’s
master and the crew are the best people to make an
SMS as they know the vessel inside-out. 15
These are the main parts of a basic
SMS; however, the plan might vary
according to the type of the vessel and
the cargo carried by the same. SMS play
an important role in the process of ISM
code implementation on ships.
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QUESTIONS
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