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ISO 30002 2nd Edition, June 15, 2012 Ships and marine technology - Ship recycling management systems - Guidelines for selection of ship recyclers (and pro forma contract)
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Description / Abstract:
This International Standard provides guidance to shipowners in
the selection of a ship recycling facility.
In order to ensure as far as possible that vessels are recycled
in a safe and environmentally sound manner, shipowners need to
consider to which ship recycling facilities they wish to sell their
ships, and it is therefore important that ship recycling facilities
provide certain objective information to assist in this selection
process. Ship recycling facilities that are unwilling to provide
this information on request by the shipowner cannot be objectively
assessed.
Since the shipowner might not be able to verify the information
given, it is the sole responsibility of the ship recycling
facilities to ensure that such information is correct. However, it
is important that shipowners be critical in their consideration of
any such information, and aware that some facilities might publish
obviously false information or give contradictory data that make it
apparent that the information supplied does not reflect reality. In
such cases the facilities cannot be objectively assessed.
It applies to the process of selecting a ship recycling facility
and the use of a pro forma contract. It does not consider other
aspects of ship recycling which are covered by other standards of
the ISO 30000 series.
This International Standard is applicable to shipowners who
wish
a) to select a ship recycling facility in order to carry out
safe and environmentally sound ship recycling,
b) to demonstrate conformity with the ISO 30000 series, and
c) to ensure themselves that the ship recycling facility chosen
is in conformity with the ISO 30000 series.
This International Standard does not limit shipowners to selling
to or recycling at facilities that have ISO 30000
certification.