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Tools that work on the corpus rather than being part of it: they search inside the 205 pages and rehearse what the Port State Control Officer (PSCO) actually checks.

Educational use. This view supports study, familiarisation and preparation. It does not certify competence or compliance and does not replace the SMS, approved procedures or documents, authority decisions, or verification of current sources. If content differs, the linked topic governs.

Why tools and not an assistant

A useful answer on a regulatory question has to carry three things with it: the precise provision, the nature of the source (binding, recommendatory, interpretative) and the date it is fixed at. The site already knows all three for every page, and they can be read without generating any text. A language model would not make them more reliable: it would make them harder to verify, and it would make a site that today works downloaded and opened locally depend on a connection. If a conversational layer ever arrives, it will sit on top of these tools, not in their place.

PSC rehearsal

203 cards reproduce the available “What the PSCO checks” sections within the 205-topic corpus. The two topics without that section are not included in the deck. Each answer shows its source revision and fingerprint and links to the full page. Extracts do not constitute a PSC judgement.

SK Search at the top of every page covers all 205 pages in both languages, with title, tags, summary and regulatory references: try typing sludge, oil record book, or a regulation directly, such as VI/5.6 or MEPC.1/Circ.736/Rev.2. It does not answer questions, but it takes you to the page that holds the answer.

Featured frequently asked questions, from the live site

The answers below are learning excerpts from operational-page FAQs. Each item carries the source topic’s revision and fingerprint: if the excerpt and topic differ, the linked topic governs and the current source must still be checked.

MARPOL Operations

Q: Who must sign each Oil Record Book entry?

A: The officer responsible for the operation signs the individual entry; the Master signs every completed page, taking overall responsibility for it.

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Dangerous Goods & Chemical Cargo

Q: Does SOLAS require worldwide port notification 24–96 hours in advance?

A: No. SOLAS governs documentation and the copy available before departure; pre-arrival timing and channels are regional, national or local.

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PSC Readiness

Q: Are instructions always printed on the reverse of the form?

A: Only where the applicable procedure provides, such as the relevant Paris MoU framework; always follow notification and national law.

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Engine Room

Q: Are all alarms tested daily?

A: Not as a universal rule; follow approved intervals and method.

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Navigation

Q: Does uncertain datum mean the GPS fix is wrong?

A: No. The feature position or depth derived from source surveys may be uncertain.

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Dry Dock

Q: Is the warranty always twelve months?

A: No. Duration and commencement depend on the applicable contract.

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Environmental Compliance

Q: Are MJTTF frameworks mandatory?

A: No. They are non-mandatory resources and do not replace applicable requirements.

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Try the search now

Use the search field at the top of the page. It already covers all the content published across all 12 thematic modules and will grow with every new update.

Reviewed 16 September 2026: consult linked topics and applicable sources.

Last substantive revision: 16 September 2026 · page fingerprint 360a850e1555