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Equasis is a tool aimed at reducing substandard shipping - Equasis provides safety related information on ships and companies - Its services are free of any charge - You only need to register as a user
The main principles associated with the set-up of the Equasis information system were as follows: Equasis should be a tool aimed at reducing substandard shipping, and it should be limited to safety-related information on ships;
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Supervisory Committee meeting on the 10th of November 2022. Equasis held its 42nd Supervisory Committee meeting under the chairmanship of Leendert Bal, Head of Department Safety, Security and Surveillance of EMSA. The meeting hosted by IMO in London in hybrid format.
You can find the list of Equasis data providers by clicking the option > About Equasis / Data providers / P&I Clubs and Insurance Companies. Is there any information on accidents available on Equasis?
Graph 13 shows that 18% of the total number of ships in Equasis are associated with a targeted flag State, a significant decrease with respect to 2020 where the proportion was 30%. Graphs 17 and 19 show, respectively, that this proportion is higher for large ships (21%) and very large ships (16%).
Any organisation, public or private, that holds reliable and valuable data falling into the scope of Equasis may apply to become a data-provider of Equasis.
Documents availables on statistics of Equasis. Equasis Statistics - The world fleet 2005.pdf. Equasis Statistics - The world fleet 2006.pdf. Equasis Statistics - The world fleet 2007.pdf. Equasis Statistics - The world fleet 2008.pdf. Equasis Statistics - The world fleet 2009.pdf. Equasis Statistics - The world fleet 2010.pdf.
Under Performing Ship List. Indian Ocean MoU. 2024-10-10. Class. Türk Loydu. 2024-10-10. Certification. US Coast Guard - QualShip 21. 2024-10-09.
Jacques Benard, Director of Equasis said today is a very important day for Equasis - with more countries becoming signatory to the MoU, Equasis' future development and stability is further secured, which in turn means better accessibility to safety-related maritime data for members of the public.
