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CDP-701 Rev01 - Ship Security Plandoc 2025

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The Ship Security Plan outlines comprehensive security measures and procedures to protect ships, personnel, cargo, and ports in compliance with the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code (ISPS). It details the roles of the Company Security Officer (CSO) and Ship Security Officer (SSO), establishes security levels based on threat assessments, and provides protocols for communication, coordination, and response to security incidents such as piracy and terrorism. The plan emphasizes training, drills, documentation of changes, and maintenance of security equipment while ensuring confidentiality of sensitive information.

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What is the ISP code for ship security plan?

SSP or Ship Security Plan is a mandatory document under the International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code. An SSP is developed to provide direction on the procedures to be followed onboard a ship during emergencies and threats.

What is a ship security certificate?

These ships must carry an International Ship Security Certificate (ISSC) by which the flag state administration confirms that the security system has been verified, the ship complies with all requirements and a ship security plan (SSP), approved by the flag state administration, is available.

Who can activate ship security alert system?

In case of a security incident, that may include attempted or actual piracy, terrorism, armed robbery and similar attacks, the ships SSAS can be activated by the Master and responsible members of the crew to continuously send silent alerts to the flag State, as well as predefined recipients that include the ships

What is the purpose of a security certificate?

In short: SSL keeps internet connections secure and prevents criminals from reading or modifying information transferred between two systems. When you see a padlock icon next to the URL in the address bar, that means SSL protects the website you are visiting.

Who is responsible for using an international ship security certificate?

Each ship applicable to the ISPS Code should carry on board a Ship Security Plan approved by the competent authority or its authorized security accreditation body, and the ship should also obtain the International Ship Security Certificate issued by the competent authority or its authorized security accreditation body

What are the 3 levels of security in ship?

Maritime security (MARSEC) levels MARSEC 1 - Default security level. MARSEC 1 is the default level at which ships, ports and offshore facilities normally operate. MARSEC 2 - Heightened risk of a security incident. MARSEC 3 - A security incident is probable or imminent. Find out more about the ISPS Code and MARSEC levels

How long is the ship security certificate valid for?

initial verification on board, within interim expiring date, and issue of the full term ISSC International Ship Security Certificate, valid for 5 years.