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Contenido:

This book explains:
- The reasons that tankers are vetted
- The components of vetting
- The vetting process
- The impact of vetting on the chartering business

This guide seeks to clarify the vetting issues and explain the processes used with the objective of helping all concerned to work together more effectively and, of course, in the process to improve the safety of tanker operations and raise industry standards



Índice:

1. BACKGROUND AND INTRODUCTION
1.1 The Case for Tanker Vetting

2. WHO MANAGES THE VETTING PROCESS? CHARTERER OR TANKER OPERATOR?
2.1 Management of Tanker Vetting by the Charterer.
2.1.1 In-House Vetting
2.1.2 External Vetting

3. THE COMMERCIAL IMPACT OF TANKER VETTING

4. THE TANKER VETTING PROCESS
4.1 Who carries out Tanker Vetting
4.2 The Vetting Department
4.3 When is Tanker Vetting carried out?
4.4 How is Tanker Vetting carried out?
4.5 The Data and its origin
4.6 Vetting Risk Assessments
4.7 Funding

5. THE COMPONENTS OF THE VETTING PROCESS
5.1 Vessel age
5.2 TMSA2
5.2.1 TMSA2 Application to Vetting
5.3 Vetting Profile of the Operator
5.4 Vessel Hull Type
5.5 Hull dimensions
5.6 IMO Number
5.7 Vessel Operational History
5.8 Incidents and Impact of "significant" incidents
5.9 Incident Management
5.10 Operator Rating (Quality)
5.11 Operator Type (Owner Operator /Manager / Oil Major)
5.12 Changes of Owner/Operator/Manager
5.13 Impact of different Groups of Tankers within a Management Company
5.14 Port State Detentions
5.15 Visual Appearance
5.16 Vessel Inspection
5.17 Fleet Inspection Profile
5.18 Cargo
5.19 Charter Type
5.20 Operating Region
5.21 Terminal Reports
5.22 Berth Fit
5.23 Mechanical Reliability
5.24 Crew
5.25 Management System Audits

6. MEETINGS BETWEEN THE OPERATOR AND THE VETTING COMPANY

7. GENERAL COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN THE OPERATOR AND THE VETTING COMPANY

8. VETTING TERMINOLOGY

9. THE FUTURE OF VETTING

References

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