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Search Procedures & Stores Checks – ISPS (Merchant Ships)

Search Procedures & Stores Checks

All Stores & Supplies to vessel must be checked for content & Security. The Checks should so far as possible be carried out before the items are taken on board. If Unaccompanied luggage or bags are received, they must be checked prior moving them into the accommodation. The Designated area for searching them is on the main deck, adjacent midship stores. The Diagrams illustrate various places that Male & Female visitors could use to smuggle weapons or other harmful devices into the vessel. The following method is to be adapted to Search Visitors:     The visitor … [Read more...]

By Capt. M.G Mirji Filed Under: Security Tagged With: baggage, body search, isps, search procedure, security, stores

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