virtual ®   14-Oct-2018 18:37

Classification societies – what, why and how?, Updated 2015


Year: 2011
Language: english
Author: IACS
Genre: Handbook
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook
Pages count: 16
Description: The purpose of a Classification Society is to provide
classification and statutory services and assistance to
the maritime industry and regulatory bodies as regards
maritime safety and pollution prevention, based on the
accumulation of maritime knowledge and technology.
The objective of ship classification is to verify the
structural strength and integrity of essential parts of
the ship’s hull and its appendages, and the reliability
and function of the propulsion and steering systems,
power generation and those other features and auxiliary
systems which have been built into the ship in order
to maintain essential services on board. Classification
Societies aim to achieve this objective through the
development and application of their own Rules and by
verifying compliance with international and/or national
statutory regulations on behalf of flag Administrations.

Contents

Screenshots

iacs-class-what-why-how.pdf

Download [2 KB]

Thank U
Reply
refresh list

Similar releases

Rules and Regulations for the Classification of Ships - Lloyd’s Register [2018, PDF]
LR Rules and Regulations for the Classification of Ships-July 2020 - Lloyd’s Register(LR) [2020, PDF...
General Dry Cargo ships - Guide for surveys, assesment and repair of hull structures - IACS [2016, P...
Ship Structural Access Manual - IACS [2019, PDF]
Guidelines on Main Propulsion Shafting Alignment - IACS [2025, PDF]
Common Structural Rules for Bulk Carriers and Oil Tankers - IACS [2025, PDF]
Guidance and Information on Bulk Cargo Loading and Discharging to Reduce the Likelihood of Over-stre...
Diploma in Ship Superintendency - Module 1 - Lloyds Matitime Academy [2011, PDF]
IACS Bulk Carriers Guidelines for Surveys, Assessment and Repair of Hull Structure - IACS [2007, PDF...
Bulk Carrier Solutions: Safer and Stronger Vessels - ABS [20XX, PDF]
LOAD MORE
  • Reply

The time now is: Today 10:50

All times are GMT + 3 Hours