The document outlines training related to the International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code, emphasizing security measures against threats like terrorism, piracy, and smuggling. It details access control procedures, handling of cargo, and responses to suspicious activities, particularly in high-risk areas prone to piracy. The importance of prevention and preparation for vessels entering these areas is highlighted, alongside best management practices to mitigate threats.

1. ISPS TRAINING
Date: 17.11.2013
This presentation is incorporate with
lecture and cross questions.
Capt Moin
Master Mariner
Marine Surveyor, Consultant & Auditor

2. I.S.P.S. code
International
Ship & Port
Facility Security
Code

3. BACKGROUND
 1985: Hijack of Passenger ship Achille
Lauro
 2000: Bombing of USS Cole.
 Finally 9-11-2001
 2002: Attack on VLCC Limburg

4. THREAT
 Terrorism
 Piracy
 Hijacking
 Theft
 Smuggling
 Stowaways

5. ISPS
Restricted
Area

6. ISPS
Access
Point

7. ISPS
Access
Control

8. ISPS
Petrol
@ Sea

9. ISPS
Petrol
!n port

10. ISPS
Handling
Of
Cargo

11. ISPS
Handling
Of
Stores

12. ISPS
Unaccompanied
Baggage

13. ISPS
Suspicious
Visitor

14. ISPS
Suspicious
Visitor in
Accommodation

15. ISPS
Restricted
Area

16. ISPS
Restricted
Area

17. Restricted
Area

18. Restricted
Area

19. Restricted
Area

20. Restricted
Area

21. Restricted
Area

22. Restricted
Area

24. ISPS
Access
Point

25. ISPS
Staircase
Stairway

26. ISPS
Entrance
by
W/T door

27. ISPS
Emergency
EXIT

28. ISPS
Gangway

29. ISPS
Gangway

30. ISPS
Mooring Lines

31. ISPS
Anchors

32. ISPS
Access
Control

33. ISPS
All stores
must be
locked at
port.

34. ISPS
Emergency
Exit has to be closed
in high security
level.

35. ISPS
Check identity of the
visitor.

36. ISPS
Check identity of the
visitor.

37. ISPS
You can ask for
BODY SEARCH.

38. ISPS
Petrol
@ Sea

39. ISPS
Petrol
!n port

40. ISPS
Handling
Of
Cargo

41. ISPS
Check
container

42. ISPS
Check DG
cargo as per
list

43. ISPS
Handling
Of
Stores

44. ISPS
Unaccompanied
Baggage

45. ISPS
Unaccompanied
Baggage

46. ISPS
Suspicious
Visitor

47. ISPS
Suspicious
Visitor

48. ISPS
Suspicious
Visitor

49. ISPS
Suspicious
Visitor in
Accommodation

50. ISPS
1. Purpose of enter in
accommodation?
2. To whom want to
meet?
3. Holding a visitor card?
4. Inform D/Off or SSO.

51. ISPS
Search for
Suspicious device
Weapons
Explosive device
Drugs
Smuggle goods
Stowaways

52. REVIEW
Security Level
Mersec level 1
Mersec level 2
Mersec level 3

53. ISPS
SSP
SHIP
SECURITY
PLAN

54. ISPS
C.S.O.
Company Security Officer
Capt. H.M Din

55. ISPS
S.S.O.
Ship Security Officer
Master or Chief Officer
(As per SSP)

56. ISPS
Action on
Suspicious vessel
approaching to
ship

57. ISPS
Suspicious
vessel

58. ISPS
Following
ship

59. ISPS
Suspicious
vessel

60. ISPS
Action
By DUTY OFFICER
BY OTHERS

61. HIGH RISK AREA
The High Risk Area (HRA) defines itself
by where pirate activity and / or attacks have
taken place.
High Risk Area is an area bounded by Suez and
the Strait of Hormuz to the North, 10°S and
78°E.
Attacks have taken place at most extremities
of the High Risk Area. Attacks to the South
have extended into the Mozambique Channel.

62. HIGH RISK AREA

63. HIGH RISK AREA
Preparation prior entering high risk area:
- Preparation by Manager / Owner / Charterer for
legal aspect.
- Preparation by vessels:
- Working schedule.
- Reporting.
- Crew alertness and Drill.
- Physical Barriers.
- Watch keeping and enhance look out schedule.
- Maneuvering practices.
- Light procedure.
- Follow BMP4.

64. BMP 4
The purpose of marine Industry Best
Management Practices (BMP)
contained in the booklet is to assist
ships to avoid, deter or delay piracy
attacks in the High Risk Area (HRA).

65. Ship SECURITY
THE TRUTH IS
PREVENTION is everything.
In terms of security,
Searching the ship
is
very much second best.

66. Thank you all.
Thank You for Your Attention!