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Declaration of Maritime Labour Compliance: part II and guidance
- From:
- Maritime and Coastguard Agency
- Part of:
- Maritime sector and Health and safety
- Published:
- 1 May 2014
- Last updated:
- 24 January 2017, see all updates
A form that outlines the ship owner's requirements; additional guidance is provided by MCA and UK Chamber of Shipping.
Documents
Maritime Labour Certificate declaration of maritime labour compliance: part II rev. 1 (MSF 2401)
Ref: MSF 2401 / REV 0310 MS Word Document, 110KB
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MCA guidance on the declaration of maritime labour compliance part II
PDF, 247KB, 9 pages
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Details
The second part of the ‘Maritime Labour Certificate’, this form (also known as DMLC-Part II) is to be filled in by by the ship owner.
The surveyor must confirm that it’s genuine when the first inspection is finished.
DMLC-Part II:
- outlines what the shipowner needs to do to meet the national requirements (the 14 items listed in Appendix A5.1 of the MLC, 2006)
- shows the measures suggested to make sure that improvement continues
- must be written in clear terms
- is designed to help everyone involved to easily check that the requirements are being put in place properly
Shipowners with ships under a number of flags are advised to keep DMLC-Part II generic, rather than producing one specifically for each flag state.
Document information
Published: 1 May 2014
Updated: 24 January 2017
- Revised versions
- First published.
From: Maritime and Coastguard Agency
Part of: Maritime sector Health and safety