Ship Administration Group

Cosmo Sealand established a safety management system in 1998 that conforms to the ISM Code, the international standard for managing ships, and received a Document of Compliance (DOC).

Our ship management consists of maintenance management, operation control, and crew management. Within these, the Operation Control Department ensures our compliance with international conventions and regulations, and supports the "soft" side of our business: the maintenance of our safety management systems, operations support, safety education, and emergency response.

The Operation Management Division revises the company's Safety Control Manual and Safety Plan based on the ISM/ISPS Code so as to comply with new regulations, respond to nonconformity, and in response to proposals. We conduct inspections and check operational performance through ship visits, as well as carrying out training in system maintenance. We forecast the various risks involved for vessels, and provide accurate information and advice for decision-making, and make arrangements as appropriate. The Operation Management Division raises the ability of individual crew by conducting education and training to raise awareness of safety. We respond promptly to maritime accidents and cargo damage, and work to minimize damage. We also conduct accident investigation analysis to devise measures to prevent recurrence.