FY Reiwa 7 Maritime Safety: Passenger and Cargo Ship Audit Results
Overview
The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism released the results of operational management audits conducted in FY Reiwa 7 on ship operators and other relevant entities under the Maritime Transportation Act and other laws. The audits covered ships and worksites to ensure the smooth and proper operation of maritime transport. A total of 4,659 audits were conducted, and 33 administrative dispositions and other measures were taken. This release aims to ensure the safety of maritime transport by enhancing the transparency of information concerning transport safety and raising operators' awareness of the need to ensure safety.
Key points
- The results of operational management audits for passenger ships and cargo ships in FY Reiwa 7 were released.
- This is a release of information concerning transport safety under the Maritime Transportation Act and other laws.
- It aims to enhance transparency regarding operators' safety-related matters and raise awareness of ensuring safety.
Overview
The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism released the results of operational management audits conducted in FY Reiwa 7 by maritime labor management officials assigned to regional transport bureaus and other offices nationwide, targeting ship operators and other relevant entities. The information concerns maritime transport safety for passenger ships and cargo ships and presents the status of safety assurance during the fiscal year through the audit results.
Impact
This release aims to enhance transparency regarding operators' safety-related matters, raise operators' awareness of ensuring transport safety, and thereby ensure the safety of maritime transport.
Details
Operational management audits are conducted by maritime labor management officials on ship operators and other relevant entities under the Maritime Transportation Act and the Coastal Shipping Business Act. The audits cover ships and worksites and aim to ensure the smooth and proper operation of maritime transport. The release is based on Article 19-3 of the Maritime Transportation Act and Article 21 of the Coastal Shipping Business Act.
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