Maritime New Zealand
| Phone 1: 0508 22 55 22 |
Phone 2: +64 4 473 0111 |
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Fax: +64 4 494 1263 |
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Level 10
1 Grey Street
Postcode:
Suburb:
Town / City: Wellington |
Postal Address:
PO Box 25620
Wellington
Postcode: 6146
Town / City: Wellington |
Prov / State: Wellington
Country: New Zealand |
Email:
www: http://www.maritimenz.govt.nz |
Categories:
1. 51 Government.
2. 05 Auto, Marine, Aerospace, Transport.
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Keywords:Recreational boating
Skipper responsibilities
Lifejackets
Comms equipment
Marine weather
Alcohol
Safety campaign
Boating education
Navigation and trip planning
Regional safety
Environment
Accidents and reporting
Publications
Information about the requirements for commercial shipping operations–including safe ship management, ship registration, port security, and licensing for those on board.
Shipping safety
The Maritime Operator Safety System (MOSS)
Safety management systems
Seafarer certification
Ship registration
Surveyors
Ports and harbours
Accidents and investigations
Commercial rules
Consultation and projects
Seafarer Certification (SeaCert)
SeaCert is the seafarer certification framework for Maritime New Zealand’s national and international certificates of competency and proficiency and endorsements.
For more information about SeaCert, read the brochure: SeaCert – Your Guide
Maritime New Zealand (MNZ) is providing guidelines with information about:
seafarer certificates and endorsements
transition from old certificates to new
renewal of seafarer certificates
training and prior learning
recognition of foreign certificates.
MNZ is also providing guidelines covering the requirements for ancillary certificates, sea service, medical and eyesight tests, watchkeeping, minimum safe crewing, fees and progression to higher-level certificates. These guidelines are being progressively added to the website. Please note this information is subject to change. Please ensure you are using the most up-to-date version.
You can refer to the framework document for a condensed guide to SeaCert, including where seafarers can operate in local and international waters:
Marine environmental protection
Legislation, regulations and conventions
Requirements for vessels, installations and ports
Oil and oily waste
Chemicals and their risk
Sewage discharge
Garbage disposal in the marine environment
Marine dumping
Marine oil spill risk assessment
Responding to spills and pollution
Biosecurity
Publications and forms
Protecting our environment - for students
Reporting discharges and spills
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