Information

  • Audit Title

  • Document No.

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

1.0 GENERAL

  • Verify how the company provides for safe practices in ship operation and a safe working environment.

  • Enter name and title of employee being interviewed and their response: obtain signature.

  • Enter name and title of employee being interviewed and their response: obtain signature.

  • Verify the company identifies and assesses risks to its ship, personnel, and the environment.

  • How does the company take continuous efforts to improve safety management skills of personnel on shore and onboard the ship?

  • How does the company prepare for emergencies related both to safety and environmental protection?

  • Enter name and title of employee being interviewed and their response: obtain signature.

  • Enter name and title of employee being interviewed and their response: obtain signature.

  • Verify the company's safety management system ensures compliance with mandatory rules and regulations (1.2.3)

  • Verify Medic inventory matches all medical supplies onboard, check expiration dates of supplies.

  • Name and title of employee verifying:

  • Does the company safety management system define levels of authority and lines of communication between and amongst shore and shipboard personnel?

  • Enter name and title of employee being interviewed and their response: obtain signature.

  • Enter name and title of employee being interviewed and their response: obtain signature.

2.0 SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION POLICY

  • Has the company established a safety and environmental protection policy (2.1)

  • Enter name and title of employee being interviewed and their response: obtain signature.

  • Enter name and title of employee being interviewed and their response: obtain signature.

  • Verify if the policy has been implemented onboard generally (2.2):

  • It shall be displayed conspicuously

  • Should be signed by top Management to show commitment

  • Contents shall be made to all crew members

  • Enter name and title of employee being interviewed and their response: obtain signature.

  • Enter name and title of employee being interviewed and their response: obtain signature.

3.0 COMPANY RESPONSIBILITIES AND AUTHORITY

  • Does the operator of the vessel differ from the registered owner?

  • If different, has the Administration been informed of who is responsible for the operation of the ship (3.1)

  • Verify that he company and the Master have communicated status on any outstanding MNC or NC's.

  • Enter name and title of employee being interviewed and their response: obtain signature.

  • Do the crew members know who is the Security Officer of the vessel is and what his functions are?

  • Enter name and title of employee being interviewed and their response: obtain signature.

  • Enter name and title of employee being interviewed and their response: obtain signature.

DESIGNATED PERSON ASHORE ( DPA)

  • Has the company nominated a DPA (4.0)

  • Has the DPA been given sufficient training to carry out his duties efficiently, course attendance?

  • Does the Master know who the DPA is and what his functions are? (3.2)

  • Enter name and title of employee being interviewed and their response: obtain signature.

  • Enter name and title of employee being interviewed and their response: obtain signature.

  • Do crew members know who the DPA is and what his functions are?

  • Enter name and title of employee being interviewed and their response: obtain signature.

  • Enter name and title of employee being interviewed and their response: obtain signature.

  • Is there sufficient evidence to show that the DPA visits the vessel regularly to monitor the SMS? (4.0)(3.3)

  • Enter name and title of employee being interviewed and their response: obtain signature.

5.0 MASTERS RESPONSIBILITY AND AUTHORITY

  • Implementing the SMS of the company (5.1.1)

  • Check to see if there are records to show all crew have read the manual and are familiarized.

  • Proper filing system for manual and checklist available. (5.1.1)

  • Enter name and title of employee being interviewed and their response: obtain signature.

  • Enter name and title of employee being interviewed and their response: obtain signature.

  • Verify safety meeting minutes

  • Other in-house training provided by company

  • Issuing orders in clear and simple manner

  • Look for Masters standing orders

  • Engineers standing orders

  • Night order book

  • Enter name and title of employee being interviewed and their response: obtain signature.

  • Enter name and title of employee being interviewed and their response: obtain signature.

  • Verify that special requirements are observed (5.1.4)

  • Are the crew using protective gears for their daily work?

  • Are there records to show that the crew have sufficient rest periods as per STCW requirements?

  • Has the Master carried out the Master's Review according to SMS procedures? (5.1.5)

  • Does the SMS clearly define the Master's overriding authority?

  • Is the Master aware of his overriding authority?

  • Enter name and title of employee being interviewed and their response: obtain signature.

  • Enter name and title of employee being interviewed and their response: obtain signature.

6.0 RESOURCES AND PERSONNEL

  • Is the Master properly qualified for command (6.1.1)

  • Check the restrictions in the Certificate of Competency against the Safe Manning Certificate (COI)

  • Certificate must be STCW format

  • Is the Master fully conversant with the SMS? (6.1.2)

  • Enter name and title of employee being interviewed and their response: obtain signature.

  • Enter name and title of employee being interviewed and their response: obtain signature.

  • The vessel should be manned by qualified , certified and medically fit seafarers. (6.2)

  • Check certificate of competency for local officers and crew.

  • Check watch keeping certificate and Best Safety Training (BST) certificate for watch keeping ratings.

  • Check if crew members have medical certificate.

  • Check documentation to show that all newly joined crew members are given the proper familiarization in relation to their duties with particular regard to safety, security and environmental protection (6.3)

  • Check individually familiarization documentation.

  • Has the familiarization covered relevant rules, regulations, codes & guidelines (6.4)

  • Master handover notes.

  • Does the company have any procedures to identify training needs to support the SMS (6.5)

  • Have the ships personnel received relevant information on the SMS in their working languages (6.6)

  • The company should ensure the ships personnel are able to communicate effectively in the execution of their duties (6.7)

7.0 DEVELOPMENT OF PLANS FOR SHIPBOARD OPERATIONS

  • Has the company prepared plans and procedures for preparation of plans, instructions including checklist for key shipboard operations (7.0)

  • Check and verify entries for arrival/departure checklist

  • Check and verify entries for permit to work/entry into enclosed space

  • Verify standing orders or checklist for navigation, change of watch, at anchorage

  • Verify standing orders or checklist for engine room watchkeeping

  • Check/ verify passage plan

  • Verify bunkering checklist.

  • Verify record of daily tank soundings

  • Verify record of garbage disposal

  • Verify records of crew work/ rest hours and composition of watch keepers

  • Verify checklist for preparation of docking

  • Verify records of security watch

8.0 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS

  • Does the company SMS provide procedures on how to respond to potential emergency shipboard situations? (8.1)

  • Collision

  • Grounding

  • Fire/ Explosion

  • Flooding

  • Man Overboard

  • Steering gear failure/ power failure

  • Piracy / Terrorism

  • Oil Spill

  • Cargo shift

  • Bomb search

  • Enter name and title of employee being interviewed and their response: obtain signature.

  • Enter name and title of employee being interviewed and their response: obtain signature.

  • Does the company have a schedule of drills to be carried out?

  • Are the drills being carried out as planned, past drill records to be verified?

  • Are the relevant drills being recorded?

  • The company's organization should be able to respond at any time to an emergency situation, check to see if a table top exercise has been carried out involving office staff (8.3)

  • Enter name and title of employee being interviewed and their response: obtain signature.

  • Enter name and title of employee being interviewed and their response: obtain signature.

9.0 NEAR MISSES REPORTS AND ANALYSIS OF NCs, ACCIDENTS, INCIDENTS AND NEAR MISSES

  • Check that Master is familiar with procedures of reporting nonconformities, accidents, incidents and near misses (9.1)

  • Verify if Master has accurately been reporting the above.

  • Verify previous nonconformities, accidents, incidents and near misses (if any)

  • Have they been closed effectively by the agreed time (9.2)

  • Was the NC investigated and analyzed in order to improve the standards onboard (9.1)

  • Enter name and title of employee being interviewed and their response: obtain signature.

10.0 MAINTENANCE OF SHIP AND EQUIPMENT

  • Verify that maintenance inspections are being held at regular intervals. Check for any gaps in the inspection dates (10.2.1)

  • Verify that any non-conformity is being reported (10.2.3)

  • Verify that corrective and preventive actions are being taken in a timely manner (10.2.3)

  • Records of all maintenance activities up to date

  • Regular testing and maintenance of stand-by equipment should include but not be limited to:

  • FFA

  • Hoses/nozzles/hose box

  • Extinguishers

  • Breathing Apparatus

  • EEBD

  • Fireman outfits

  • Emergency fire pump

  • Main fire pump

  • Foam applicators

  • Fixed fire extinguishing system

  • Fire detection system

  • Fire flaps/dampers

  • Fire hydrants

  • LSA

  • Rescue boat, davit and falls

  • Rescue boat engine

  • Liferafts

  • Life jackets

  • Life buoys

  • Immersion suits

  • SART

  • EPIRB (cert for annual testing)

  • Line throwing apparatus

  • Quick closing valves

  • Remote stopping of ventilators

  • Emergency steering gear system

  • Navigation lights

  • Emergency lighting for deck/engine accommodations. (maintenance of batteries included)

  • Lifting appliances

  • Communication, w/h-steering-eng. room

  • High level bilge alarm

  • Portable gas detectors

  • Water tight doors

  • Oily water separator

  • M/E standby systems including emergency stop, high temp. low pressure

  • Verify entries and contents of the planned maintenance schedule, standby items above should be included for:

  • Engine Department

  • Enter name and title of employee being interviewed and their response: obtain signature.

11.0 DOCUMENTATION

  • Does the company have procedures to control all documents relevant to the SMS (11.1)

  • Check to ensure:

  • Valid documents are available at all relevant locations (11.2.1)

  • Changes to documents are reviewed and approved by authorized personnel

  • Obsolete documents are promptly removed (11.2.3)

  • Is the company SMS kept in a form that is practical and effective?

  • All documentation relevant to the ship should be carried onboard (11.3)<br><br>

  • Enter name and title of employee being interviewed and their response: obtain signature.

12.0 COMPANY VERIFICATION, REVIEW AND EVALUATION

  • Has the company carried out internal safety audits to verify that the safety and pollution prevention activities comply with the SMS (12.1)

  • Does the company periodically carry out a management review of the safety management system and timely corrective actions effected (12.2) (12.6)<br>

  • Result of the audits being brought to the attention of all parties involved? (12.5)<br>

  • Are the audits and corrective actions being carried out according to documented procedures (12.3)

  • The auditor should be independent of the area being audited unless this is impracticable due to the size and nature of the company (12.4)<br>

ANNEX 1: DOCUMENTS, PUBLICATIONS, CERTIFICATES AND RECORDS TO BE VERIFIED

  • OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS:

  • CLASS

  • SAFETY CONSTRUCTION

  • LOAD LINE

  • SAFETY EQUIPMENT

  • SAFETY RADIO

  • IOPP

  • IAPP

  • ISSC

  • TONNAGE

  • DOC

  • SMC

  • RADIO STATION LICENSE

  • CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRY (COD)

  • SAFE MANNING CERTIFICATE (COI)

  • LIFTING APPLIANCES

  • COFR

  • CONTINUOUS SYNOPSIS

  • BRIDGE TO BRIDGE RADIO CERTIFICATE

  • SHORE BASED MAINTENANCE CERTIFICATE

  • LRIT

  • ENGINEERS CERTIFICATES

  • NAME AND USCG MMC EXP DATE

  • NAME AND USCG MMC EXP DATE

  • NAME AND USCG MMC EXP DATE

  • NAME AND USCG MMC EXP DATE

  • NAME AND USCG MMC EXP DATE

  • MUSTER LIST UPDATED AND DISPLAYED

  • SOLAS TRAINING MANUAL

  • DECK LOG BOOK

  • ENGINE LOG BOOK

  • OIL RECORD BOOK

  • SOPEP MANUAL

  • CHARTS AND PUBLICATION

  • OFFICIAL LOG BOOK

  • APPROVED STABILITY BOOK/ LETTER

  • CARGO GEAR CERTIFICATE

  • COMPASS ERROR BOOK

  • FIRE FIGHTING & APPLIANCE TRAINING MANUAL

  • FIRE SAFETY OPERATIONAL BOOKLET

  • APPROVED FIRE PLAN

  • IMO NUMBER

  • AIS

  • SHIP SECURITY ALERT SYSTEM

  • ISPS SECURITY MANUAL

  • CARGO SECURING MANUAL

  • ROUTE OPERATIONAL MANUAL

  • CRAFT OPERATIONAL MANUAL

  • MANUALS FOR EQUIPMENT FITTED ONBOARD

  • CURRENT CFRS 33 & 46

  • SOLAS, MARPOL, ISM CODE

  • FUEL OIL TRANSFER PROCEDURES

  • EMERGENCY TOWING PROCEDURES

  • SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

ISM INTERNAL AUDIT SUMMARY

  • CODE. ELEMENT

  • 1. GENERAL

  • 2. HEALTH, SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT

  • 3. COMPANY RESPONSIBILITIES

  • 4. DESIGNATED PERSON ASHORE

  • 5. MASTER'S RESPONSIBILITY & AUTHORITY

  • 6. RESOURCES & PERSONNEL

  • 7. DEVELOPMENT OF PLANS FOR SHIPBOARD OPERATIONS

  • 8. EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS

  • 9. REPORTS & ANALYSIS

  • 10. MAINTENANCE OF SHIP & EQUIPMENT

  • 11. DOCUMENTATION

  • 12. COMPANY CERTIFICATION, REVIEW & EVALUATION

  • 13. CERTIFICATION & PERIODICAL REVIEW

  • ADDITIONAL COMMENTS

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