MI-No2-011-13_国际安全管理ISM规则(EN）

CCS通函CircularChina Classification Society(2012)Circ.No.38 Total No.200April 5,2012(Total 74 Pages)TO:Related departments of CCS Headquarters;Branches and Offices;and Ship CompaniesInternational Safety Management(ISM)Code--Marshall Marine Notice No.2-011-13,Rev.12/11The Office of The Maritime Administrator of Marshall Island (The Administrator)issued theMarine Notice No.2-011-13,Rev.12/11 to all ship-owners,operators,masters and officers ofmerchant ships,and recognized Organizations to provide requirements for compliance with theISM Code,the international standard,and the Administrator's safety management requirements forCompanies and vessels seeking ISM Code certification;and the Administrator's policies andinterpretations regarding application and implementation of the ISM Code.This Notice supersedesRev.11/11.All the auditors of CCS branches and offices should comply with the requirementsof this notice during relevant inspections and audits.Amendments to the International Safety Management (ISM)Code entered into force1 July 2010.They are contained in IMO Resolution MSC.273(85)(see reference (a)above)The purpose of this Notice is to advise owners,operators,and Masters of Republic of theMarshall Islands(RMI)registered vessels of these amendments so that their ISM SafetyManagement System (SMS)can be reviewed and any necessary adjustments made andimplemented prior to the next scheduled audits of Companies and ships.The amendmentsmodify $s 1,5,7,8,9,10,12,13,14 and the Appendix of the ISM Code.The amendment that will have the greatest impact on a Company's SMS is that to ISM Code 1.2.2.2as it introduces a mandatory requirement for a Company to assess all identified risks to their vessels,personnel and the environment and to establish appropriate safeguards.While this provision does notspecifically require a Company to adopt a formal approach to risk management,it is clearly implied.The Administrator does not plan to issue separate guidelines on risk assessments.There are manymethods of and approaches to conducting such assessments.See Appendix I.