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November 1, 2002
 
We offer Our best wishes for Deepawli
/ Diwali on 04th November to all our staff -both sailing and
ashore and also to all those who have been visiting our web site
regularly.
B.P. INSPECTION OF
EXECUTIVE SHIP MANAGEMENT
We had an inspection by the
BP Ship Vetting Service of our Singapore office on 02nd
October,02. We are indeed pleased with the assessment report
handed by the inspectors at the end of the thorough inspection
conducted by them and here are some of the excerpts of their
report:
View - BP Assessment
Report
(Front Page)
Summary of the Safety
management System
“The
safety management system has been well prepared and developed
and the policies and
procedures contained therein were also seen to be robust and
well considered to the business.”
Summary on Training and Recruitment
“The management is relatively new to the shipping
world ( 4 years), nevertheless it is noteworthy that the
Recruitment and Training Policy focus on the details to ensure
that ship-staff working for ESM find it enjoyable and
professional. Enterprise Resource Management software ( ERM-
ANYWHERE)
has been
designed specifically for the company by IT experts.
This innovative software is built to provide added value to
ship owners ( who place their ships under ESM) with
transparency to access the personal details of all seafarers
on board their ship as also the accounting wages) systems
7x24x365. It was demonstrated that personal data, licenses,
certificates, sea service, endorsements, visas, family
details…etc are readily accessible ONLINE and in real
time for all officers and ratings serving onboard and on leave
as well.”
Summary on Technical Support
“The
company’s knowledge base and the control mechanism are
considered to be satisfactory with an adequate reporting and
monitoring system in place for the existing fleet.
The
future introduction of Executive ship management’s web
based ERM portal will provide the company with a
‘live’ means of reviewing ship maintenance and
performance trending on line, updated every 24 hours.”
Summary
of navigation and mooring:
“The subject of navigation is well explained and
managed within the fleet. The passage planning are very good,
regarding position fixing interval during
coastal navigation / transit of narrow channels,
verifying the gyro error and recording of T and P
corrections”.
COMMENT
“ This is a young ship management company with
aspirations of growing. The trust placed in the company by its
largely Japanese principals seems well justified…”
SAMUNDRA INSTITUTE OF MARITIME STUDIES (SIMS)
Courses
are now running at full swing in our Samundra Institute of
Maritime Studies premises in Govandi and
following the successful completion of the first batch
in October the next batch is due in the month of
November. Next course dates are as follows:
Port
State Control and Oil Major Inspections Modular course
18 to 20
November, 2002
Specialized
Training for Chemical Tankers
25 to 29
November, 2002
We have the latest pictures
from our training institute SIMS which was visited by some
distinguished guests from Japan. It was our pleasure to show
around Mr. Y.Nagayoshi, President and Mr. N. Kanda, General
Manager of Daishin Co., Ltd to witness the in-house training
sessions for our seafarers.
Pls . see the Photo-gallery .
LAUNCHING
OF M.T. MAYA
The latest chemical tanker in the
fleet – M.T. Maya was launched last month at Fukuoka ship yard, Japan and due
for delivery by January, 2003.
Photographs :
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