Delimamalindo
Marine Consultant Services ( DMCS ).
Delimamalindo Marine Consultant Services ( DMCS ) are a totally
independent consultancy offering a range of tailored services such as vessel
safety inspections, onboard training and external audit assistance. We
pride ourselves in providing a first class service. The company is based
in PERLIS Malaysia and looking for offering our services internationally.
If you are interested in further information on our services
then please contact us and we will gladly discuss.
DMCS Operations Department: hassand38@yahoo.com
Safety
Inspection
DMCS have a comprehensive inspection program covering the
following areas:
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Vessel Particulars
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Previous Inspections
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Certification
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Certificates
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ISM
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HSE
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Security
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Crew Management
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Crew Qualifications
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Life Saving Appliances
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Fire Fighting Appliances
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Pollution Prevention
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General Appearance
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Bridge, Navigation and Communications Equipment
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Machinery Space
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Mooring and Lifting Equipment
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Construction and Stability
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Helidecks
DMCS pride themselves in not only finding real issues onboard
but also in providing assistance in the rectification and training to prevent
recurrence whenever possible.
Onboard
Training
DMCS can provide training in the following areas:
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Company Specific Induction Courses
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Security & ISPS Code
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Ship Sanitation and ILO Conventions
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3rd Party Inspections (PSC)
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Personal Protective Equipment
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Life Saving Appliances
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Fire Fighting Appliances
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Risk Assessment
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Permit to Work
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Portable Gas Detection Equipment
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MARPOL / OPA90 / BWM
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Bunkering
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Oil Record Book
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Passage Planning
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ECDIS
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Collision Regulations
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GMDSS
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Mooring Operations
We take a practical approach to training, if there are other
areas that require attention then we do our uttermost best to address.
Mission
Statement.
An organization with a “safety culture” is one that gives
appropriate priority to safety and realizes that safety has to be managed like
other areas of the business. For the shipping industry, it is in the
professionalism of seafarers that the safety culture must take root.
That culture is more than merely avoiding accidents or even
reducing the number of accidents, although these are likely to be the most
apparent measures of success. In terms of shipboard operations, it is to do the
right thing at the right time in response to normal and emergency situations.
The quality and effectiveness of that training will play a significant part in
determining the attitude and performance – the professionalism – the seafarer
will subsequently demonstrate in his, or her, work. And the attitude adopted
will, in turn, be shaped to a large degree by the ‘culture’ of the shipping
company.
The key to achieving that safety culture is in:
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recognising that accidents are preventable through following correct procedures and established best practice;
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constantly thinking safety; and
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seeking continuous improvement.
It is relatively unusual for new types of accidents to occur on
board and many of those that continue to occur are due to unsafe acts by
seafarers. These errors, or more often violations of good practice or
established rules, can be readily avoided. Those who make them are often well
aware of the errors of their ways. They may have taken short-cuts they should
not have taken. Most will have received training aimed at preventing them but,
through a culture that is tolerant to the ‘calculated risk’, they still occur.
The challenge for trainers and training, and managers ashore and afloat, is how
to minimise these unsafe acts, how to instill not only the skills but also the
attitudes necessary to ensure safety objectives are met. The aim should be to
inspire seafarers towards firm and effective self-regulation and to encourage
personal ownership of established best practice. Internationally recognised
safety principles and the safeguards of best industry practice have to become
an integral part of an individuals’ own standards. To this effect DMCS offer
onboard training to provide results to the shipping industry.
Contact
Email:
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Hassand38@yahoo.com
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