The Directorate General of Shipping, India deals with implementation of shipping policy and legislation so as to ensure the safety of life and ships at sea, prevention of marine pollution, promotion of maritime education and training in co-ordination.
The International Maritime Organization, regulation of employment and welfare of seamen, development of coastal shipping, augmentation of shipping tonnage, examination and certification of Merchant Navy Officers, Supervision and Control of the allied offices under its administrative jurisdiction.
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The Directorate General of Shipping (DGS) in India oversees the implementation of maritime laws to ensure the safety, security, and efficiency of the shipping industry. These laws and rules aim to align India's maritime practices with international standards while promoting safe and sustainable shipping.
DGS Orders are official directives issued by the Directorate General of Shipping to implement, clarify, or enforce maritime laws, rules, and policies. They provide guidance on specific operational, safety, and regulatory aspects for the shipping industry.These orders ensure timely compliance with evolving national and international maritime standards.
DGS Circulars are official communications issued by the Directorate General of Shipping to provide detailed guidelines, updates, or clarifications on specific maritime issues. These circulars address technical, operational, and regulatory matters to ensure industry compliance and efficiency.DGS Circulars serve as a reference for stakeholders to maintain safety, security, and environmental standards in the maritime sector.
DGS MS Notices refer to official notifications issued by the Directorate General of Shipping (DGS) in India, related to the maritime sector. These notices cover a wide range of topics, including regulatory updates, safety guidelines, training requirements, certifications, and other matters concerning shipping, seafarers, and maritime safety. DGS MS Notices are crucial for maintaining compliance with national and international maritime laws and are regularly issued to keep stakeholders informed.
Attachments refer to additional documents or files that are included with official communications, such as DGS Orders, Circulars, or Notices. These attachments may contain detailed guidelines, forms, templates, or other relevant information necessary for compliance with maritime regulations and procedures.
The Regional Office (Sails) established at Mumbai, Jamnagar and Tuticorin.
The Seamen Employment Offices at Mumbai, Kolkata and Chennai are...
The Seamen Employment Offices at Mumbai, Kolkata and Chennai are established under section 12 of M.S. Act 1958 .
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