Projekta Nr.ISO/AWI 30002
Nosaukums<p>This International Standard provides guidance to shipowners in the selection of a ship recycling facility.</p> <p>In order to ensure as far as possible that vessels are recycled in a safe and environmentally sound manner,</p> <p>shipowners need to consider to which ship recycling facilities they wish to sell their ships, and it is therefore</p> <p>important that ship recycling facilities provide certain objective information to assist in this selection process.</p> <p>Ship recycling facilities that are unwilling to provide this information on request by the shipowner cannot</p> <p>be objectively assessed.</p> <p>Since the shipowner might not be able to verify the information given, it is the sole responsibility of the ship</p> <p>recycling facilities to ensure that such information is correct. However, it is important that shipowners be critical</p> <p>in their consideration of any such information, and aware that some facilities might publish obviously false</p> <p>information or give contradictory data that make it apparent that the information supplied does not reflect</p> <p>reality. In such cases the facilities cannot be objectively assessed.</p> <p>It applies to the process of selecting a ship recycling facility and the use of a pro forma contract. It does not</p> <p>consider other aspects of ship recycling which are covered by other standards of the ISO 30000 series.</p> <p>This International Standard is applicable to shipowners who wish</p> <p>a) to select a ship recycling facility in order to carry out safe and environmentally sound ship recycling,</p> <p>b) to demonstrate conformity with the ISO 30000 series, and</p> <p>c) to ensure themselves that the ship recycling facility chosen is in conformity with the ISO 30000 series.</p> <p>This International Standard does not limit shipowners to selling to or recycling at facilities that have ISO 30000</p> <p>certification.</p>
Reģistrācijas numurs (WIID)87883
Darbības sfēra<p>This International Standard provides guidance to shipowners in the selection of a ship recycling facility.</p> <p>In order to ensure as far as possible that vessels are recycled in a safe and environmentally sound manner,</p> <p>shipowners need to consider to which ship recycling facilities they wish to sell their ships, and it is therefore</p> <p>important that ship recycling facilities provide certain objective information to assist in this selection process.</p> <p>Ship recycling facilities that are unwilling to provide this information on request by the shipowner cannot</p> <p>be objectively assessed.</p> <p>Since the shipowner might not be able to verify the information given, it is the sole responsibility of the ship</p> <p>recycling facilities to ensure that such information is correct. However, it is important that shipowners be critical</p> <p>in their consideration of any such information, and aware that some facilities might publish obviously false</p> <p>information or give contradictory data that make it apparent that the information supplied does not reflect</p> <p>reality. In such cases the facilities cannot be objectively assessed.</p> <p>It applies to the process of selecting a ship recycling facility and the use of a pro forma contract. It does not</p> <p>consider other aspects of ship recycling which are covered by other standards of the ISO 30000 series.</p> <p>This International Standard is applicable to shipowners who wish</p> <p>a) to select a ship recycling facility in order to carry out safe and environmentally sound ship recycling,</p> <p>b) to demonstrate conformity with the ISO 30000 series, and</p> <p>c) to ensure themselves that the ship recycling facility chosen is in conformity with the ISO 30000 series.</p> <p>This International Standard does not limit shipowners to selling to or recycling at facilities that have ISO 30000</p> <p>certification.</p>
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