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The Ballast Water Certificate are issued after successful inspection and are valid for 5 years. For renewal and random inspections, maintaining the ballast water system operating requirements in line with the IMO Ballast Water Convention (2004) will be required.
The IMO Ballast Water Convention (2004) specifies three different standards:
1) Ballast Water Exchange Standard
2) Ballast Water Performance Standard
3) Ballast Water Health Standard
The ILO Maritime Labour Convention, (MLC 2006) does apply to all seagoing vessels. Monitoring and control compliance procedures are laid out in the Guide for Ship Sanitation detailing:
Offshore installations and vessels have a variety of systems that require monitoring for either optimal performance, meeting current or forthcoming legislation and to minimise the risks to the crew or visitor’s Health and Safety on board. With these in mind, a new exciting range of CMT Marine Water Kits has been developed to assist and adhere with the above requirements.
The CMT Potable Water Test Kit enables ships staff to monitor the quality of the drinking water on board the ship by providing tests for important operational control parameters and verification tests for bacteria that can be of risk to human health. The range of tests can be used on the ship either as a standalone control solution or as a supplement to laboratory analysis, dependant on flag state guidelines.
CMT is offering 2 different versions of the Potable Water Test Kit. The standard version includes tests for Aerobic Bacteria as well as E Coli. The Full Potable Water Test Kit extends the standard test kit with tests for Enterococci and Pseudomonas bacteria. Both Test Kits include a Digital Incubator to ensure consistent results with same conditions on every test.
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Benefits:
Determination of chloride. Range 0 – 400 ppm.
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Whether or not to pickle: the Test Kit Ferroxyl reveals embedded iron particles on stainless steel.
Detecting Water ingress quickly and reliable.
