Monthly archive

November 2020

As a maritime pilot, how can I protect myself and slow the spread of COVID-19?

Source: Centers for Disease Control - For maritime pilots, potential sources of exposures include close contact with a vessel crewmember with COVID-19 and touching your nose, mouth, or eyes after contacting surfaces or handling items that a person with COVID-19 has touched.

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FURTHER ENHANCEMENTS TO CREW CHANGE FOR CARGO SHIPS IN THE PORT OF SINGAPORE

Source: MARITIME AND PORT AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE - "MPA will continue to consider the following circumstances for crew change $applications:

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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information resources on Coronavirus (COVID-19) relating to Seafarers and Shipping

Source: IMO - This guide is intended as starting point to identify relevant information sources about COVID-19 in relation to shipping and seafarers. Additional  research guides developed by the MKC, Maritime Facts and Figures or Seafarers, may also be useful.

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Catalog of COVID-19 Best Management Practices for the U.S. Maritime Industry

Source: U.S. Committee on the Marine Transportation System (CMTS) - The U.S.

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Protocol for maritime crew members joining or signing off a vessel in Queensland

Source: Queensland Government - "This is the protocol for maritime crew approved by the Chief Health Officer referred to in the Self-quarantine for Persons Arriving in Queensland From Overseas Direction (No. 6) and the Border restrictions Direction (No. 16) or their successors, unless otherwise revoked or amended.

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Covid -19 - Norwegian protocols with regards to crew change on ships

Source: Norwegian Maritime Authority (NMA) - This document outlines Norwegian protocols regarding crew change on ships for foreign nationals signing on or off in Norway.

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COVID-19 Information and guidance for NZ workers aboard international ships

Source: Maritime New Zealand - "The following information provides guidance to support New Zealand’s workers to carry out their critical functions aboard ships during the global COVID-19 pandemic.

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COVID-19 Guidance for ships’ crew changes in New Zealand

Source: Maritime New Zealand - This guidance is for all New Zealand ship agents and others planning crew changes aboard ships in New Zealand during COVID-19

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EXTENSION OF ASSISTANCE TO SINGAPOREAN SEAFARERS UNDER THE SEAFARERS RELIEF PACKAGE

Source: MARITIME AND PORT AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE - The Seafarers Relief Package (SRP) is part of the MaritimeSG Together Package to provide further financial support to the maritime industry in the wake of the global COVID-19 outbreak. Our seafarers are frontline workers who keep essential goods flowing, and they make invaluable contributions to Singapore’s maritime sector.

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Talking Point: COVID-19: specific maritime medical challenges

Source: International Seafarers' Welfare and Assistance Network - Talking Point is a series of thought pieces written by experts in the maritime industry, offering insights into different topics affecting seafarers.

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