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    Captain Brian Watt gave a presentation on the development and implementation of maritime security. He discussed threats to maritime security like hijackings, attacks on ships and ports, piracy, and smuggling. In response, the International Maritime Organization adopted amendments to the Safety of Life at Sea convention and the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code, which established security requirements for ships and ports to detect and deter threats. Requirements included appointing security officers, conducting assessments and training, and developing security plans.

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    Captain Brian Watt gave a presentation on the development and implementation of maritime security. He discussed threats to maritime security like hijackings, attacks on ships and ports, piracy, and smuggling. In response, the International Maritime Organization adopted amendments to the Safety of Life at Sea convention and the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code, which established security requirements for ships and ports to detect and deter threats. Requirements included appointing security officers, conducting assessments and training, and developing security plans.

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    Captain Brian Watt gave a presentation on the development and implementation of maritime security. He discussed threats to maritime security like hijackings, attacks on ships and ports, piracy, and smuggling. In response, the International Maritime Organization adopted amendments to the Safety of Life at Sea convention and the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code, which established security requirements for ships and ports to detect and deter threats. Requirements included appointing security officers, conducting assessments and training, and developing security plans.

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    PRESENTATION TO SATC

    2006
    DEVELOMENT AND IMPLEMENTATIOMN OF
    MARITIME SECURITY

    BY

    CAPTAIN BRIAN R WATT

    (WITH THANKS TO IMO FOR MATERIAL)

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    MARITIME
    THREATS

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    Security Environment and Threats

    hijacking Achille Lauro (1985)

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    Security Environment and Threats

    Attack on USS Cole (2000) in Aden

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    Security Environment and Threats

    Attack on WTC and Pentagon (2001)

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    Security Environment and Threats

    Attack on MT Limburg (2002)


    off Yemen

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    Other Threats to Maritime Security

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    Piracy & Robberies

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    Stowaways

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    Drugs & Weapons Smuggling

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    Sabotage & Arson

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    Diplomatic Conference
    December 2002 - London

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    The International Maritime
    Organization adopted a new
    International Ship and Port
    Facility Security (ISPS) Code
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    Amendments to SOLAS

    Chapter V
    Chapter XI

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    Amendments to SOLAS

    Chapter V
    Chapter XI

    Chapter XI-1 Chapter XI-2


    Special measures to Special measures to
    enhance maritime enhance maritime
    SAFETY SECURITY

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    Chapter V

    Vessels Require to have:-


    „ Automated Identifications Systems

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    Chapter XI-1

    Vessels Require to have:-


    „ Ship Identification Number

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    Chapter XI-1

    Vessels Require to have:-


    „ Ship Identification Number
    „ Continuous Synopsis Record

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    Chapter XI-2

    Vessels Require to have:-


    „ Ship Security Alert System

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    Chapter XI-2

    „ Ship Security Alert System


    „ Mandatory Compliance with
    ISPS Code with effect from
    1 JULY 2004

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    Chapter XI-2

    Applies to:-
    >Passenger Ships

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    Chapter XI-2

    Applies to:-
    >Passenger Ships
    >Cargo Ships => 500GT

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    Chapter XI-2

    Applies to:-
    >Passenger Ships
    >Cargo Ships => 500GT
    >Mobile offshore Drilling Units

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    Chapter XI-2

    Applies to:-
    >Passenger Ships
    >Cargo Ships => 500GT
    >Mobile offshore Drilling Units
    >Port facilities serving ships engaged in international waters

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    International
    Ship and
    Port Facility
    Security
    Code

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    …to detect
    & deter acts
    that threaten
    security

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    International Ship &
    Port Facility Security Code
    Vessel’s Components

    „ Company Security Officer


    „ Ship Security Officer
    „ Ship Security Assessment
    „ Ship Security Plan
    „ Training, Drills & Exercises
    „ Verification & Certification
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    Ship Security
    „ Threat Assessment and Threat Level
    „ Access Control and Restricted Area
    „ Security Duties and Roving Patrols
    „ Security Awareness and Vigilance

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    Ship Security
    „ Security Equipment & Systems
    „ Weapons of Mass Destruction
    „ Techniques used to circumvent
    security measures
    Bomb Search

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    Ship Security
    „ Emergency Preparedness &
    Contingency Procedures
    „ Crisis Management

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    Vulnerability Assessment
    & Risk Management

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    Ship Security
    Assessment

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    On Scene Survey

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    Security Plan

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    Port Facility Security
    Assessment

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    Port Facility Security
    Assessment & Plan

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    DO YOU HAVE
    ANY QUESTIONS?

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