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  • With great sadness, would like to inform all mariners that, Ch.eng Salahuddin Ahmed Chy of 1st Batch has passed away today afternoon in Dhaka (Inahlillahi……..razeun) on Sunday, May 10, 2015.
    His Namaje […]

  • Dear All in Singapore, Salam,
    Bangladeshi Marine Community, Singapore (BMCS) requests the pleasure of you & your family members’ graceful presence at the Grand Opening Ceremony and Annual Dinner 2015.

    His […]

  • Salaam to all,

    BMCS (Bangladeshi Marine Community, Singapore) organized Badminton Tournament from 12 April ~ 3 may 2015.

    Grand Final completed on 03 May 2015.
    Participated by 14 Single and 17 Double Teams, […]

  • ThumbnailDear ExCom Members and General Body Members of BMMOA,

    Assalaamu Alaikum,

    You are aware that ITF head office accepted our application for affiliation and issued a letter to BMMOA on 27 MAR 2015. On the same […]

  • āĻ•ā§āϝāĻžāĻĒā§āĻŸā§‡āύ āĻĢāϜāϞ⧁āϰ āϰāĻšāĻŽāĻžāύ āϚ⧌āϧ⧁āϰ⧀, āĻāĻ•ā§āϏ āĻ•ā§āϝāĻžāĻĄā§‡āϟ, āĻŽā§‡āϰāĻŋāύ āĻāĻ•āĻžāĻĄā§‡āĻŽā§€(ā§§āĻŽ āĻŦā§āϝāĻžāϚ), āĻāĻ•ā§āϏ āĻ•āĻŽāĻžāĻ¨ā§āĻĄā§āϝāĻžāĻ¨ā§āϟ, āĻŽā§‡āϰāĻŋāύ āĻāĻ•āĻžāĻĄā§‡āĻŽā§€, āĻāĻ•ā§āϏ āĻĄāĻžāχāϰ⧇āĻ•ā§āϟāϰ āĻœā§‡āύāĻžāϰ⧇āϞ, āϏāĻŽā§āĻĻā§āϰ āĻĒāϰāĻŋāĻŦāĻšāύ āĻ…āϧāĻŋāĻĻāĻĒā§āϤāϰ, āĻ•āύāϏāĻžāĻ˛ā§āĻŸā§āϝāĻžāĻ¨ā§āϟ, āφāχāĻāĻŽāĻ“ – See more at: http […]

  • Bangladeshi Maritime cadets are facing a very crucial time in recent years.
    Few good initiatives taken by our Ex-cadets and different Maritime Alumni at personal and combined level.
    One of the good outcome – […]

  • ThumbnailThough there is high demand for merchant mariners in the world market, Bangladesh has not been able to take advantage of this opportunity. Not only that, job markets for Bangladeshi seafarers are now […]

  • All our Respected Seniors & Beloved Juniors,
    Assalaamu Alaikum.

    First of all I would like to extend my sincere thanks & appreciation to all of you, for your kind guidance & motivation to all of us, especially […]

  • ThumbnailDear All, Salam,
    I’m pleased to announce that Bangladeshi Marine Community, Singapore is now officially recognized.
    Please find attached in-principle approval from Singapore Ministry of Home Affairs which […]

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    āϞ⧇āĻ–āĻ•: āϚāĻžāĻ°ā§āϟāĻžāĻ°ā§āĻĄ āύ⧌ āĻĒā§āϰāĻ•ā§ŒāĻļāϞ⧀ āϏāĻžāϜāĻŋāĻĻ āĻšā§‹āϏ⧇āĻ¨Â  (āĻŦāĻžāĻ‚āϞāĻžāĻĻ⧇āĻļ āĻŽā§‡āϰāĻŋāύ āĻāĻ•āĻžāĻĄā§‡āĻŽāĻŋāϰ āĻ•āĻŽāĻžāĻ¨ā§āĻĄā§āϝāĻžāĻ¨ā§āĻŸÂ )

    Courtesy: Daily Prothom Alo  |August 22, 2014 | http://www.prothom-alo.com/technology/article/297193/

     

  • Under UNCLOS-82, every state that has got ships plying its flag should maintain a register of such ships with necessary particulars so that it can exercise its jurisdiction and control over those ships. It does […]

  • Dear Fellow Mariners,
    Assalaamu Alaikum and Eid Mubarak

    The Bangladesh Merchant Marine Officers’ Association (BMMOA) intends to have a get together of all the mariners living/staying in Dhaka city and thus BMMOA will celebrate an Eid Reunion Program jointly with the Nautical Institute Dhaka Branch (NIDB) as follows:

    Date: 08 AUG 2014, Friday
    Time: 2000 hours
    Venue: Hotel Sarina, Banani, Dhaka

    Spouse and children are welcome.
    Contribution: Tk. 1,000 per adult and Tk. 500 per children below 12 years of age.

    I, on behalf of the BMMOA, invite you to join this Eid Reunion program and show the mark of solidarity amongst the Bangladeshi mariners.
    I shall be grateful if you can confirm your attendance by email to: zillur.bhuiyan@gmail.com

    Kind regards
    Zillur Rahman Bhuiyan
    President
    Bangladesh Merchant Marine Officers’ Association (BMMOA)

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    Courtesy: http://www.kalerkantho.com/print-edition/news/2014/07/23/110151#sthash.N64e3fh4.iRFCoWkI.dpuf

  • Ever since coming into power, the present Government has systematically damaged every public institution. The judiciary does not anymore reflect its independence and impartiality. It simply carries forward the […]

  • Written By: Anik Khan | This article reprinted here frlom 2002 World Maritime Day publication of Department of Shipping, Dhaka.

    Editor  Recurring incidents of passenger vessel sinking with devastating affects of lost lives and    wealth had horrified this nation over decades, the theoretical studies made and    investigation reports were available but the situation deteriorated with the time. This is  because we never had adequate policy, objectives & procedures i.e. A system in places for  ISSA (Inland ship safety Administration). Recently a seminar was held on “Measures to    improve safety in Inland Shipping” jointly arranged by NI and ANAME In that connection   this is our attempt to look into the root cause of discussed issues and propose a policy for   adoption of a system, which may ensure real improvements in safety of inland Shipping. During the 25th September 2002 seminar one of the speakers discussed risk management   in detail but the ISM code as an instrument of risk management in shipping adopted by the IMO remained unfocused and we need only an equivalent safety management system     for our inland shipping. Another speaker spoke in detail about the technical reasoning of accidents with reference   to M.V. Salauddin-2 and M.V. Subha cases and did not reveal the root causes of the system failure. Following are the considerations regarding above mentioned discussion, please note we are concerned about the system (building, development, rectification and continual improvement of policy, objectives and procedures) and not interested in individuals (if the system does not work mere replacement of an individual would not eliminate our root cause of the mishap).

    Design
    In one case approved design was adequate. In other case approved design was  inadequate due to no equivalent measures were available for IMO resolution A 562 (re: Heel due to wind moment). When IMO resolution A 562 came into existence why the matter was not considered during annual survey by the administration?

    Building
    This is because no transparent survey system in places. In one case vessel was not build as per approved design in other case vessel was built as per design, only when the approved design was faulty. Here, building stage monitoring failed or the vessel was modified at later dates, which means Administration monitoring failed, why?

    1. No adequate technical manpower in administration, Govt. not ready to allocate more resources and employ more technical people (surveyor).
    Remedy: Delegation of both building stage and administrative monitoring required. Here the job may be done through a monopolistic organization like BCS (Bangladesh Classification Society) or may be delegated to several survey companies.
    In Case of single organization low level of productivity and high level of expenses may result in. In case of multiple organization unhealthy competition, under cutting of fees may reduce the quality of job or even paper sold without survey. But in every above cases a back link to be established to ensure productivity and quality, i.e. at least 50% of the shares of each recognized organization (R/O) should be hold by insurance companies willing to insure those vessels and owners to those ships. The paid up capital of an R/O should not be less than 150 lacs. R/O should have adequate technical man power from the areas of master mariner, marine chief engineer and naval architect (bachelor).
    2. Incase of FG Ships PSC acts as counter agency to the administration monitoring. But in case of Inland Ships no such arrangements exits.
    Remedy: If monitoring is delegated to R/O, govt. agencies may act as counter agency in different inland ports.
    Maintenance and Administration:
    Ships maintenance are not adequate. Administration surveyor failed to monitor ships, yet issued annual certificate, why? The equation was established between the forces of need to keep the ship running and non-availability of alternative surveyor /Certificates. And the professional compromise of the surveyor awarded him moral loss.
    Remedy: Balance must be achieved between the professional and commercial pressures caused by need of running the ship continuously. When the insurance company or P&I club will have shares in survey firm, then only adequate resources may be allocated to ensure quality survey and productivity of ships, otherwise settlement of claims would be heavier for Insurance companies (alternatively P&I clubs of ships owners) and for each case premium for ship owner would increase.
    Adequate Manning & Training: All inland ships are under manned and manned with unqualified persons. Why? There is acute shortage of trained people in the market; ship owner does not like to send employees for training on company’s account and employees do not like to loose their jobs for up gradation training.
    All minor operational faults developed due to lack of training only. e.g.
    Over loading: Shipmaster did not have the knowledge of minimum stability requirements, including initial metacentric height. Widnd heeling moment, crowding moment act, which resulted in unsafe and over loading without understanding the implications of the action taken.
    Crowd and Crisis Management: Particular type of vessel always have crowd on board but the master & crew did not have a training course done on crowd management. Any moment any vessel may be in crisis but without the training on crisis management shipmaster & crew will not be able to limit the loss of life and wealth during the period of crisis.

    Emergency preparedness: Without training on emergency preparedness shipmaster may not know how to go about in case of emergency. e g.

    If collision is unavoidable how to approach?
    What are the responsibility between vessel involved and vessels in the vicinity in case of a collision?
    Communication and reporting to whom and how is more effective?
    How to arrange the transfer/Rescue of the passenger in distress?
    What seamanship measures may be taken in order to limit the damage to hull, machinery & cargo?
    What environment protection measures are necessary to take? etc.

    Remedy : The need of education and training in this highly technical profession must be recognized by the govt. and responsibility delegated to owners or manager for employee training (in the similar manner on ISM code regulation 6 and STCW 95 regulation 1/14)
    All minor operational faults developed due to lack of training only. Adequate training must be ensured in areas of navigation. Stability and cargo operations, crowd & crisis management, operation and maintenance of fitted machinery and emergency preparedness.

    Infrastructure:
    Channels are not navigable and unsafe. BIWTA collects revenue from ships but unable to maintain the navigability and safety of the channels. In this case maintenance of the channels in different sectors of the country may be sub contracted to private organizations and BIWTA monitor and ensure navigability & safety of the channels, also formulate guidelines for channels maintenance. So that those private organization may be challenged in the court in case of any negligence to channel maintenance. Here as well insurance companies willing to cover inland vessels and the owners of inland vessels may be encouraged to invest in such channel maintenance organization. This may help us to achieve harmony between commercial and professional demands.

    Conclusion :
    Here I would like to share my views as a system auditor. As ISO or ISM auditor we look into the system not to the person. If a system works we may find everything fine in position, persons are there to play defined roles only.
    For successful implementation of any system which may be a safety management like ISM or standard management system like ISO or other systems like Environment management or even financial management systems we need to have few minimum required elements : e.g.

    1. A defined policy.
    2. Standard objectives for deployment of the policy.
    3.  Procedures for Corrective Action, Preventive Action, Management Review Meetings, Document Control & Internal Audit & External Audit etc.
    4. External monitoring and customer feedback to the system for continual development.
    5. Commitment of the top management & resource allocation.

    Now for an analogy:
    Policy for ISSA may be: Safety Management for Inland Registered Ships’ operation and the protection of environment. This policy may be deployed into following objectives:
    1. Safe design, building and maintenance of inland vessels.
    2. Safe manning & safe operation of inland Registered (I.R.) ships.
    3. Protection of life and Environment.
    4. Protection of Wealth.
    5. Preparedness for Emergencies.

    No one can prove that results can be achieved without having a system in place, e.g. Please note if there is no code of life, no system i.e. Holy Quran for us to follow, Millions of angels may come form haven and make monitoring report which would not establish peace on the earth, But once the system is in place external monitoring is required for up keeping the system.
    Norway was the first country to implement mandatory safety management system for their coastal ships after learning the lesson from passenger ship disaster.
    Later on it was accepted by IMO for international shipping by IMO resolution A. 741(18) as a chapter of SOLAS convention.
    A person may own several I.R. ships and if any of them involves into an accident why the owner be punished only for owning ship, which happens in our existing system.
    But if a SMS in place owner has to declare the name of the person or the company who assumes the responsibility to operate the ships.
    Here to be manager of ship one must be adequately equipped with professional knowledge & competence, human resource, financial knowledge & resources and answerable to administration.
    And if we have such a system in place Inshallah we would be able to achieve the results.
    Now regarding the monitoring by administration, Govt. may employ a pool of professional surveyors and carryout the job, which is not suitable for three reason:
    1. Govt. does not have much funds or not ready to employ more people.
    2. If govt. does the monitoring, there is no counter agency to act.
    3. Corruption and inactivity may cause the system to fail, as govt. has such in built limitations.

    But still it’s matter of govt. policy to decide on. Alternatively, the monitoring may be delegated to private organizations and govt. to monitor random like PSC in FG ships and also monitor those private agnates. This option is not suitable for two reason:
    1. Compromise for commercial pressure.
    2. Minor low level corruption.
    And a further alternative is to delegate it to a siingle semi public organization like BCS. Which seems to be the most suitable option in view the future of BD as a maritime nation,
    But low level dishonesty and immobility may be here our suggestion is an imported slowly are and cause the system to fail insurance law must be made by which all I.R. ships shall be classed under BCS, and maintain a insurance coverage from a insurance company having investment in BCS. Insurance companies & ship owners to hold shares in BCS.
    As the matter of premium and payment of claims are involved there will be a commercial back pressure on BCS by the share hold BTS to ensure the safety and quality at all times with the continuous advancement of Technology.
    Now our prime task would be undertaking a project to form the BCS, with participation of the shipping professionals, ship owners & insurance companies etc. Here the nonprofit making & welfare professional body Noah Foundation has done some homework & ready to act as facilitator if asked by the government.
    The second task is to get the pending insurance law passed quickly & correctly which is lying in the office of the chief controller of insurance for long time.
    Adoption of correct policy, Deployment of the policy into the SMART objectives and development of adequate procedures for implementation of a good system would only lead us to enter into a safety culture stated by IMO.

    This article was published in year 2002 and later in line with our proposal the Inland Shipping Ordinance (ISO1976) was amended by the National Parliament to allow local classification societies to act on behalf of govt. to conduct the safety survey functions. Unfortunately this most essential amendment yet to be implemented. As every year more people are dying and public interest is ignored we strongly urge the Government to permit function of loal classification societies to act as soon as possible.
    Rezaul Karim_25Capt. M Rezaul Karim Chowdhury, PhD, Editor, BTE
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    Courtesy: Bay Trade Express – The country’s first maritime newspaper. June 24, 2014  Posted In:  Editorial Main
    http://baytradeexpress.com/a-policy-proposal-for-enhancing-maritime-safety-in-waterways-of-bangladesh/

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  • Objectives:
    a. Build a strong bondage, promote cordial relations among all the   Professional Mariners who are presently working and residing in Singapore with family.
    b. To share & exchange professional knowledge & ideas and promote professional interests through networking and a high level of ethical practices.
    c. To promote social interaction and welfare of its members & their families.
    d. To work with any other organization, having similar interest for marine community with out conflicting with other groups.

    In order to achieve these objects, the Committee may add among their activities:
    a. Organize family get-together, functions, picnic, games, sports, voluntary social works, etc. to create awareness among all the members to realize the benefits of the social harmony and healthy lifestyle.
    b. Family supporting services to encourage all our family members to create bondage & healthy atmosphere among all the families.
    c. To help & assist needy Mariners & Bangladeshi family on humanitarian grounds.

    Posting information & message via email/website:
    All SMC members are expected some sort of self censorship mechanism for sensitive issues which may disturb community and social harmony or can undermine our professional dignity and merchant navy traditions.
    Members will avoid local and overseas political topics if can not keep himself impartial.
    Members will avoid controversial religious topics considering that we have members of different religion groups.

    Members can post any invitation like Family get-together, Eid, Pooja, Christmas, Greetings and any other useful invitation which might interest other SMC members.

    Members will refrain from any such posting which may disturb personally or collectively any other member from same community or other community, or which may act as a direct or potential risk to divide the bondage of the mariners’ community or any other community.

    SMC Members and Community are not to be held responsible for any unethical posting by any individual member which may threat or cause damage to social, economical, professional, political & religious harmony.

    SMC Member & Committee:
    1. The membership is open to all Bangladeshi origin marine professionals (irrespective of their academic back ground, race, religion, sex and creed). Any Mariners (Batch & Contemporary) upon settling in Singapore with family (shore jobs or sailing) will be automatically SMC member. All members will be treated & accommodated equally, no discrimination between academy & non-academy members.
    2. All the SMC members are grouped as under, Groups may be re-arranged as & when required by the Committee.
    a) Group A – Senior most batch to 14th batch & contemporary,
    b) Group B – 15th batch to 20th batch & contemporary,
    c) Group C – 21st batch to 24th batch & contemporary,
    d) Group D – 25th batch & contemporary,
    e) Group E – 26th batch & contemporary,
    f) Group F – 27th batch & contemporary,
    g) Group G – 28th batch & contemporary,
    h) Group H – 29th batch to Junior most batch & contemporary.
    3. Each Group will select one Group Leader (G.L.) to represent their Group. If the Group members can not find from the same Group, they may select from other Group.
    4. There will be no hard & fast rule for selecting G.L. Once selected, at any point of the term, if any limitation arises, G.L. can replace himself with another selected G.L.
    5. After selection of the G.L. they will form the SMC Committee & they will mutually nominate one as their Team Leader. Team Leader may not necessarily be the academic senior batch & contemporary. Committee will manage the SMC. Committee will always encourage cyber meeting instead of physically presence meeting unless situation arises.
    6. For any decision, all G.L. will have equal voting rights with equal voting power & weight. Committee will try their best to take any decision with 100% approval among all the G.L.
    7. SMC Committee shall be “two years” term and will be renewed on 01st July of every two years. For the next two years term, new G.L. will be selected & also to nominate their new Team Leader.

    Fund Management:
    1. One single bank account will be maintained in any commercial bank in Singapore. All funds will be collected only into this SMC designated account.
    2. There shall be no entrance fee & no subscription to become member of SMC. Fund will be collected when Committee initiate any activity like Family get-together or any such other events.
    3. One G.L. will be responsible for the accounts and will withdraw money as required by the Committee for the purpose of social get-together or welfare expenses or any other situation deemed necessary.
    4. Once SMC Committee renewed, accounts will be hand over & transferred to the new team.

    General guidelines for financial help:

    a) Fund for Singapore Mariners’ Family:
    SMC will maintain certain minimum fund for any emergency use for SMC members.
    Committee, at any time, may impose any fixed benevolent fee to all the members at it’s own discretion to generate the SMC fund.
    Almighty forbids, in the event of any SMC member’s loss of life, SMC will assist at it’s best to support the family including the cost of funeral & sending body to Bangladesh (if family decide). Committee may appeal all the members to contribute with a minimum fixed amount from each SMC member which will be decided by the Committee. Contributor’s name will not be disclosed.

    b) Fund for Overseas Mariner’s including when they are visiting Singapore:
    If any financial appeal received from our Overseas Mariner brother, including when visiting Singapore for medical treatment, SMC will assist at it’s best to support. Committee will assess & decide case by case basis. One G.L will be assigned to find out the details, case merit & actual needs. If found appropriate, Committee may post the original appeal content with account number provided. Any member wish to contribute to that appealed account, may do so with out any obligation.
    SMC Committee may not collect any fund from any SMC member but Committee may decide to contribute “Token of Love” from SMC Fund.

    c) Non-Mariner’s Family:
    If any financial appeal received from any Non-Mariner Bangladeshi family, including when visiting Singapore for medical treatment, SMC will assist at it’s best to support. Committee will assess & decide case by case basis. If found appropriate, Committee may post the original appeal content with account number provided. Any member wish to contribute to that appealed account, may do so with out any obligation.

    Note:
    All Members will refrain from committing any financial help to anyone on behalf of others or SMC. All members & their family are encouraged to provide with the mental support in any form, like phone call, visiting them, providing shelter, arranging memorial services, etc.

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