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In order to actively promote the typical experience and practice of safe production and give full play to the exemplary and leading role of advanced shipping companies, Nantong Maritime Safety Administration carried out the first batch of on-site experience exchanges with shipping companies on September 27, 2022, and four shipping companies under Rugao jurisdiction went to Nantong Yongtai Shipping Development Co., Ltd. to exchange and learn the experience of enterprise safety management.

On the problem of insufficient display in ECDIS

Recently, a round was preparing to break down in Singapore EOPL. Due to the need to check the obstacles on the seabed to avoid damaging the cable and other facilities, the second officer found that the ENC planned to be anchored at different scales when displaying electronic charts, the displayed information is very different.

Attention, crew friends! The newly revised "Crew Health Inspection Requirements" standard is seeking comments to see what changes have been made?

In order to further standardize the crew health inspection behavior, promote the healthy development of the crew and ensure the safety of water traffic, according to the 2018 National Standards Amendment Plan, the Maritime Safety Administration of the Ministry of Transport has revised the "Crew Health Inspection Requirements" and is now publicly soliciting relevant shipping companies. , Training institutions, crew medical examination institutions and other relevant units.

Announcement on the Upgrade of China Maritime and Navigation Book Distribution Website

Recently, in order to further improve the quality of China's maritime and marine books and information services, adapt to the changes in the new era and new standards, and in order to better serve the vast number of users, Shanghai Chart Center has comprehensively upgraded the distribution website. After the upgrade, the name of the website was changed to "Chinese Maritime Navigation Books Online Service". The new website has also improved the functions of the electronic chart distribution service while adding content related to the paper navigation book distribution service. The new website is initially planned to be officially launched early next month.

Notice of Shanghai Maritime Safety Administration on Issuing the "Administrative Measures for Safe Navigation of Deepwater Channels along the Yangtze River"

The Shanghai Maritime Safety Administration of the People's Republic of China issued a notice that the revised "Administrative Measures for the Safety of Navigating the Deepwater Channels of the Yangtze River Estuary" will be implemented from September 1, 2019. Relevant units and ships sailing in the applicable waters are required to comply with the implementation.