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Tianjin Blue Ocean Ship Technology Service Co., Ltd, located in Tianjin port, one of the biggest ports in China, have been engaged in shipping service for more than 11years.Tianjin Blue Ocean Ship Technology Service Co., Ltd mainly provides marine environmental protection service like SPRO agent, oil spill responses, sludge disposal, garbage disposal, oil tanker deslopping for ship owners, manager...

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Official Announcement: In March, China's PSC Detained 124 Vessels, of Which 74.2% Were Panamanian-flagged. Fire Safety Deficiencies Rranked First Among All Defects, And The Port of Shanghai Recorded The Largest Number of Detained Vessels Nationwide

Official Announcement: In March, China's PSC Detained 124 Vessels, of Which 74.2% Were Panamanian-flagged. Fire Safety Deficiencies Rranked First Among All Defects, And The Port of Shanghai Recorded The Largest Number of Detained Vessels Nationwide

On April 15, the China MSA officially released the March PSC detention data for mainland China. Below is an analysis and reminder based on the official data.I. ···

2026 PSC Inspection Results Released! 14 Vessels Detained, Comprehensive Analysis of High-Frequency Detention Issues, Plus 30 Common Detention Defects Included!

Dear shipowners, ship managers, masters, chief engineers, and all seafarers sailing on ocean-going vessels, good day. I am the chief editor of pscoficer.According to the port state control inspection data for the Republic of Korea officially released by the Tokyo MOU, in February 2026, Korean PSC au

Official Announcement by China Maritime Safety Administration: In January, 898 Vessels Inspected, 71 Vessels Detained, With A Detention Rate of 7.91%. These 6 Ports Recorded The Highest Number of Detentions. Shipowners Are Advised to Pay Close Attention.

OVERVIEWThis analysis is based on the PSC inspection and detention data for Chinese ports in January 2026 issued by the China Maritime Safety Administration (CMSA). Through comparative analysis, key information including vessel detention status, detention causes, and high-frequency deficiency types

New Requirements for Gangways: Easy to Be Caught by PSC if Not Noticed — Must-See for Shipowners & Crew!

The gangway is the first step for PSC officers to board a ship, and it is also one of the items most likely to result in deficiencies.Six key points PSC focuses on:1. Whether the gangway itself is damaged.2. Whether the plate indicating maximum load and inclination angle is posted.3. Safety ne

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