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Company security policy |
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It
is the policy of the company, to provide a secure working environment, by
establishing and maintaining the required security measures to prevent
unlawful acts against the ship, which endanger the safety and security of
persons and property on board company ships. |
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Company objectives are
to: |
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Provide security procedures and practices
for ship operations to protect the security of the ship, ports and the
wider community. |
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Establish
safeguards to reduce the security risk to visitors, crew and shore
personnel on board the company ships. |
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Improve the security skills and awareness of the company and ship board
personnel; and |
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Prepare contingency measures for emergencies relating to possible
security incidents. |
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The company intends
to achieve these objectives by: |
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Carrying out a ship security assessment
and formulating a security plan specific to each ship. |
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Providing
comprehensive training in matters pertaining to security and actively
promoting security awareness amongst company personnel. |
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Carrying out regular reviews and internal audits of the ship board
management system of all ships; and |
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Providing the necessary support to the Company Security Officer (CSO)
and Ship Security Officer (SSO) to fulfill their duties in accordance with
chapter XI-2 of the 1974 SOLAS convention and parts A and B of the ISPS Code. |
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