Safety

Unclaimed SADSAA COC’s

Are you aware of what the National Small Vessel Safety Regulations require of you?

The Merchant Shipping (National Small Vessel Safety) Regulations, 2007, place the onus on the owner and in some cases the master as well, to ENSURE that the vessel and the crew comply with the requirements of the regulations at all times.

The SAMSA surveyors do NOT replace the owners and crew in matters of safety and their main function is to ensure that the owner, master and crew are in fact making reasonable efforts to apply regulations and maintain safety standards.

To assist the vessel’s owner, owner’s representative or skipper to manage safety aboard, the following checklists (and guidelines) have been compiled for your attention.

Please choose your vessel category:

Please click here for the SADSAA Certificate of Fitness Database

Please click here for the International Certificate of Competence

Please click here for the Unclaimed SADSAA COC’s

Please click here for the ICASA Ship Station License Application procedures

Please click here for the COVID-19 Process for extension of seafarer certificates

Please click here for the The National Small Vessel safety regulations

Please click here for the Built-in Buoyancy and Alternative Standards for Survivability of Small Vessels

Please click here for the Change of ownership form of a licenced or pleasure vessel

Please click here for the Covid-19 Process for extension of seafarer certificates

Please click here for the Marine Notice 2004 No 34 Content of liferaft packs

Please click here for the Marine Notice 7 of 2011 – Approval of Life Jackets

Please click here for the Merchant Shipping (Nat Small Vessel Safety) Reg 2007

Please click here for the Determination of Charges 2023

Please click here for the How to become a SADSAA surveyor safety officer

Please click here for the Marine Notice No. 13 of 2011

Please click here for the MN 18 of 2015 Small Vessel Construction JET SKI’s

Please click here for the SADSAA COF Deficiency Form