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    The document discusses security requirements for ships as outlined by the ISPS Code. It addresses topics such as ship security alert systems, security plans, port facility security, unauthorized access prevention, and the responsibilities of shipping companies to provide security training and properly man ships. Maintaining accurate security records and testing equipment is important to ensure regulatory compliance and protect ships, cargo, and crew from threats.

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    PNTC COLLEGES

    Zone III, Lt. Cantimbuhan St. Poblacion, Dasmariñas City

    ACTIVITY SHEET
    Name BILBAO, JAYSON B. Year and Section 3RD YEAR/MT-NPBST 31 B3
    Course Code SHP 303 Course Title SHIP SURVEY AND VETTING
    INSPECTION
    Module Number MODULE 11 (WEEK 11) Content Topic SIRE INSPECTION CHECKLIST
    Teacher Capt. Edgardo Tabunan Date 12/02/2022

    PART 1. EVALUATE
    1. What should the officers and crews know regarding with their company security officers?

    - Enforce Safety Precautions, in an emergency, the security guard is responsible for enforcing safety
    precautions in line with company policy. These precautions will help protect employees, guests, and the
    public from danger and will enable the guards to direct them away from harm.

    2. How are the ship security alert system tested?

    - Annual check of complete SSAS system must be performed (usually done during annual radio equipment
    survey) and during the renewal or intermediate inspection of ISPS certificate. The checks to be performed as
    per the Ship Security Plan.

    3. What should be related to the ship security plan?

    - Records related to training and maintenance of equipment required by the ship security plan should be
    maintained. These may include but not be limited to:

     Changes in security level


     Communications relating to the security threats or port facilities the ship is, or has been, in.
     Date of internal audits and reviews of security activities conducted.
     Date of review of the ship security plan
     Maintenance, calibration, and testing of any security equipment provided on board, including testing
    of the ship security alert system.

    Any security related equipment fitted on board should be periodically inspected and maintained, this may
    include: -

     Razor/ barbed wire


     Water cannons
     Security locks /locking arrangements
     Lockable hatches/ stairwells etc.

    4. What should the vessel maintain, relating to ports of call?

    - Port of Call or Port call Optimisation is reducing the ship's dwell time and improving the utilization of port
    Form No. BPM2-CME 20 F-010
    Rev.00
    PNTC COLLEGES
    Zone III, Lt. Cantimbuhan St. Poblacion, Dasmariñas City

    facilities. By doing this, the vessel will have a safe environmental impact and enhanced safety and security
    management for the port, terminals, ship manager and service providers.

    5. What kind of assessment a vessel must possess?

    - A ship security plan (SSP) is a must for every ship under the ISPS Code. Moreover, to ensure that every ship
    follows all the protective measures specified in the SSP, a Ship Security Assessment is carried out by the
    concerned authority.

    6. What should be maintained by the ship to prevent unauthorized access in port?

    - There should be a continuous gangway watch and a routine for regular rounds of the deck to monitor
    potential access points (e.g., hawse pipes; mooring ropes; etc.). Remote monitoring of different areas on
    ships is increasingly being used. Where technology such as CCTV is employed to monitor potential access
    points to the ship this should be noted in comments.

    7. What should be provided by the company to the ship

    - The company should provide a good crew for manning the ship. It also undertakes crew training, career
    development, and everything related to its payrolls, insurance, and other employee benefits. 5. It should
    arrange for the loading and unloading of the cargo.
    PART 2. EXTEND
    Describe the ship cyber security policy, procedures, and plan. Why do you think it is necessary?

    - Cyber security is concerned with the protection of IT, OT, information and data from unauthorized access,
    manipulation, and disruption. Cyber safety covers the risks from the loss of availability or integrity of safety
    critical data and OT.

    Form No. BPM2-CME 20 F-010


    Rev.00

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