The document discusses the IMO Resolution A.962(23) and the "Green Passport" system it established for managing hazardous materials on ships. It outlines the requirements for developing an inventory list of hazardous materials for both new and existing ships. For new ships, the shipyard is responsible for minimizing hazardous materials and facilitating recycling, while shipowners must provide an inventory of materials supplied for operations. The LR surveyor's role involves assisting with the inventory list and monitoring compliance throughout construction. Upon delivery, a Green Passport certificate and materials inventory are issued.
The document discusses the IMO Resolution A.962(23) and the "Green Passport" system it established for managing hazardous materials on ships. It outlines the requirements for developing an inventory list of hazardous materials for both new and existing ships. For new ships, the shipyard is responsible for minimizing hazardous materials and facilitating recycling, while shipowners must provide an inventory of materials supplied for operations. The LR surveyor's role involves assisting with the inventory list and monitoring compliance throughout construction. Upon delivery, a Green Passport certificate and materials inventory are issued.
The document discusses the IMO Resolution A.962(23) and the "Green Passport" system it established for managing hazardous materials on ships. It outlines the requirements for developing an inventory list of hazardous materials for both new and existing ships. For new ships, the shipyard is responsible for minimizing hazardous materials and facilitating recycling, while shipowners must provide an inventory of materials supplied for operations. The LR surveyor's role involves assisting with the inventory list and monitoring compliance throughout construction. Upon delivery, a Green Passport certificate and materials inventory are issued.
The document discusses the IMO Resolution A.962(23) and the "Green Passport" system it established for managing hazardous materials on ships. It outlines the requirements for developing an inventory list of hazardous materials for both new and existing ships. For new ships, the shipyard is responsible for minimizing hazardous materials and facilitating recycling, while shipowners must provide an inventory of materials supplied for operations. The LR surveyor's role involves assisting with the inventory list and monitoring compliance throughout construction. Upon delivery, a Green Passport certificate and materials inventory are issued.
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The key takeaways are that the Green Passport and Inventory List aim to track hazardous materials onboard ships from construction to dismantling for environmental protection purposes.
The Green Passport and Inventory List aim to track hazardous materials onboard ships from construction to dismantling for environmental protection purposes, in particular to facilitate safer and environmentally sound ship recycling.
The shipbuilder is responsible for compiling lists of hazardous materials fitted during construction. The owner provides lists of materials for operations. The surveyor monitors and verifies materials. All parties contribute to the final Inventory List.
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GREEN PASSPORT & SHIP RECYCLING IMO RESOLUTION A.962 (23)
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