Наркотраффик и злоупотребление наркотиками на борту судна, изд. 2023 - 2024 г. на английском языке, 225 стр.

Drug Trafficking and Drug Abuse On Board Ship, ed. 2023 - 2024 Настоящее Руководство содержит важные профессиональные рекомендации для судоходных компаний, портов, капитанов, экипажа судов, грузовладельцев, государственных служащих, служащих таможни и морской отрасли в целом. CONTENTS LISTING Section A – Preparation – Understanding the Security Challenges Chapter 1 – All Ports and Seas are Vulnerable 1.1 Strategic Response 1.2 Defining the Problem 1.3 Preparation, Protection, Prevention and Response Drug and Alcohol (D&A) Policy 1.4 Drug and Alcohol (D&A) Policy 1.4.1 D&A Related Procedures 1.4.2 The Master’s Responsibilities 1.4.3 Legal Drug and Medication Use 1.4.4 Testing Procedure 1.5 An Introduction to Measures to Safeguard a Ship Against Drug Trafficking 1.6 Assessing the Risk of Drug Trafficking by Ship for Specific Routes 1.7 Global Drug Trafficking Route 1.7.1 Key Global Routes – Flows of Heroin from/to Countries (or Regions) 1.7.2 Key Global Routes – Flows of Cocaine from/to Countries (or Regions) 1.7.3 Key Global Routes – Flows of Methamphetamine from/to Countries (or Regions) Commentary on Key Drug Routes Affecting Merchant Shipping 1.8 Frequent Ports and Places Targeted by Drug Traffickers 1.8.1 High Profile Drug Seizures – Africa 1.8.2 High Profile Drug Seizures – The Americas 1.8.3 High Profile Drug Seizures – Middle East/Asia 1.8.4 High Profile Drug Seizures – Europe 1.8.5 High Profile Drug Seizures – Oceania Chapter 2 – The Threat to Ships 2.1 Vulnerabilities of Shipping 2.2 Drug Seizures On Board Ship 2.2.1 Drug Seizures on Dry Cargo Vessels Across 2020 to 2023 2.2.2 Drug Seizures on Tankers Across 2020 to 2023 2.2.3 Drug Seizures on Passenger Ships Across 2020 to 2023 Chapter 3 – Risk Management 3.1 Security Strategy 3.2 The ISPS Code 3.2.1 Ship Security Plan 3.2.2 Designated Roles and Certification 3.3 The ILO/IMO Code of Practice on Security in Ports 3.4 STCW 3.4.1 Mandatory Security Training 3.4.2 STCW Drug Abuse Guidelines 3.5 The SAFE Framework of Standards 3.6 The Container Control Programme (CCP) 3.7 Guidelines for Prevention and Suppression of Illicit Drugs for International Shipping Section B - Protection Chapter 4 - Organisational Behaviour Leading to Enhanced Security Culture 4.1 Personnel Security Strategy 4.2 Personnel Control 4.3 Social Engineering 4.4 Procedural Protection Measures 4.5 Information Protection Measures Chapter 5 – Physical Security Measures 5.1 Port Facility Protection Measures (Physical) 5.2 Port Facility Security Procedures 5.3 Ship Security Procedures 5.3.1 Role of the Ship Security Officer (SSO) on a Merchant Ship with Reference to Drug Trafficking Prevention 5.3.2 Ship Access Control and Identification 5.3.3 External Concealment Protection Measures on Ships 5.3.4 Hostile Reconnaissance 5.4 Port and Ship Cooperation Chapter 6 – Cyber Security Measures 6.1 Cyber Risk and Drug Trafficking 6.2 How is Cyber-Enabled Trafficking Accomplished? 6.2.1 Online Hostile Reconnaissance 6.3 Cyber Protection Measures 6.4 Social Engineering by Electronic Means 6.5 Cyber Risk Management – Maritime Industry Requirements and Guidelines Section C – Prevention Chapter 7 – National and International Cooperation 7.1 Regional Cooperation Examples 7.2 Anti-Corruption and Anti-Bribery 7.2.1Identifying Bribery Chapter 8 – Training and Education 8.1 Training Needs 8.2 Responsibilities for Delivery of Training Programmes 8.3 Training Slides 8.3.1 Suggested Presentation at Ship Level 8.3.2 Suggested Presentation at Corporate Level Chapter 9 – Penalties and Prosecution 9.1 Legal Consequences 9.1.1 Maritime Labour Convention Requirements 9.2 National Penalties 9.3 Prosecuting Trafficking on the High Seas Section D - Response Chapter 10 - Tactical 10.1 Unusual Activity at Sea 10.2 Unusual Activity While in Port 10.3 Potential for Drug Trafficking on Cruise Ships 10.4 Potential for Drug Trafficking and Abuse on Yachts 10.4.1 Trade Routes 10.4.2 Notable Yacht Seizures 10.4.3 Actions in the Event of Drugs Found On Board 10.4.4 Drug Use and/or Abuse On Board Yachts 10.4.5 Company Policies 10.5 Suspicious Circumstances On Board 10.6 Incidents Involving Crew 10.6.1 Procedure Where Illegal Drug Use is Suspected 10.7 Medical Response Chapter 11 – Operational 11.4.1 Dry Cargo 11.4.2 Tankers 11.4.3 Passenger/Ro-Ro 11.5 Searching the Ship 11.5.1 Search Planning 11.5.2 Reactive Search 11.5.3 Targeted Search 11.5.4 Preventative Search 11.5.5 Methods of Searching 11.6 Additional Considerations 11.6.1 Freight Vehicles and Dumb Trailers 11.6.2 Other Freight 11.6.3 Ships’ Stores 11.6.4 Miscellaneous Deliveries to Ships and Ports 11.6.5 Search Duration/Time Chapter 12 – Actions When Drugs are Found 12.1 Safety Considerations 12.2 Actions When Drugs are Found On Board Section E – Recognition of Drugs Chapter 13 – Drugs and Addiction 13.1 Broad Classification 13.2 Drug Addiction 13.2.1 Risk of Addiction – Genetic or Environmental 13.2.2 Physical Addiction 13.2.3 Psychological Addiction 13.3 Drugs Permitted On Board Chapter 14 – Alcohol and Addiction 14.1 Alcohol Restrictions 14.2 Responding to Alcohol Abuse 14.3 Alcohol Addiction 14.44 Alcohol on Cruise Ships Chapter 15 – Emerging Drug Trends 15.1 New Psychoactive Substances 15.1.2 Synthetic Benzodiazepines (BZDs) 15.2 Opioids 15.2.1 Fentanyl 15.2.2 Tramadol 15.3 Captagon 15.4 Cannabis Legalisation Chapter 16 – Drug Characteristics and Identification 16.1 Cannabis 16.2 Opiates and Opioids 16.3 Cocaine 16.4 Hallucinogens (Psychedelics) 16.5 Amphetamine-Type Stimulants (ATS) (and New Psychoactive Substances (NPS)) 16.6 Sedative Drugs Chapter 17 – Legitimate Packaged Chemical Cargoes Annex 1 – Checklists – Drug Trafficking and Drug Abuse On Board 1. Drug Trafficking – Security Procedure to Prevent Trafficking of Drugs On Board 2. Drug Trafficking – Search Procedure if Illegal Drugs are Believed to be On Board 3. Drug Trafficking – Procedure if a Crew Member is Suspected of Trafficking Drugs On Board 4. Drug Trafficking – Actions if Suspected Drugs are Discovered On Board 5. Drug Trafficking – Actions in the Event of Confirmed Drug Trafficking by a Crew Member On Board 6. Drug Trafficking – Actions if a Passenger is Confirmed as Trafficking Drugs On Board 7. Drug Abuse On Board – By a Crew Member 8. Drug Abuse On Board – By a Passenger 9. Familiarisation Checklist on Drug Trafficking and Drug Abuse Awareness for New Joiners Annex 2 - Warning Poster Annex 3 - Drug Seizure Statistics in Ships, Ports and at Sea 2020–2023 Annex 4 - Customs Authority Contacts Reporting Customs Authority Contacts References Цена: 33850.00 руб.

Лозунгом Всемирной морской темы, кульминацией которой станет празднование Всемирного Дня Моря 26 сентября 2024 года, на 129-й сессии ИМО был выбран
«Навигация в будущее: безопасность превыше всего!»

Тема отражает работу ИМО по повышению безопасности и защиты на море в сочетании с защитой морской среды, в стремлении к тому, чтобы процесс разработки нормативно-правовой базы предвосхищал быстрые темпы технологических изменений и инноваций.

Цифровизация и автоматизация все больше революционизируют судоходную отрасль, внедряя новые технологии, которые повышают безопасность, надежность и эффективность, оптимизируют производительность, снижают воздействие на окружающую среду и обеспечивают устойчивость.

Это повышает общую эффективность и конкурентоспособность судоходной отрасли, позволяя более эффективно проектировать, строить и эксплуатировать суда, обрабатывать больше грузов, сокращать затраты и повышать удовлетворенность клиентов.