ORSP is a leading international shipping watchdog organization that promotes responsible shipping across all maritime vessels, to include those carrying containers, bulk commodities, and project cargo. With a presence in several major ports around the world, we have established a reputation for reliability, efficiency, and results.
Our Values:
Safety and Security: We prioritize the safety and security of crews, vessels, and customers, adhering to the highest standards of maritime safety and security protocols.
Environmental Responsibility: We are committed to minimizing environmental footprint through the implementation of sustainable practices and adherence to international environmental regulations.
Compliance and Integrity: We encourage maritime integrity, transparency, and compliance with all applicable laws, regulations, and industry standards, rejecting any involvement in illicit activities.
Our Stance on Illegal Activity:
At OSRP, we are resolute in our opposition to all forms of illegal activity in the maritime domain, including but not limited to:
Piracy and Armed Robbery: We condemn acts of piracy and armed robbery, and we work closely with law enforcement agencies and industry partners to prevent and respond to such incidents.
Smuggling and Trafficking: We do not tolerate any involvement in smuggling or trafficking activities, and we cooperate with authorities to prevent the transportation of illicit goods or persons.
Maritime Fraud: We maintain a zero-tolerance policy towards maritime fraud, including document falsification, cargo misdeclaration, and other forms of deceit.
Illegal STS practices:
Ship-to-ship (STS) transfers of oil pose significant risks to the marine environment, human safety, and the integrity of the shipping industry. These risks include:
- Increased risk of oil spills: STS transfers involve the simultaneous presence of two vessels in close proximity, increasing the likelihood of collisions, leaks, or spills.
- Operational hazards: STS transfers require precise maneuvering and communication between vessels, and any miscommunication or miscalculation can lead to accidents.
- Inadequate safety measures: In some cases, STS transfers may be conducted without adequate safety protocols, training, or equipment, putting crew members and the environment at risk.
- Potential for illicit activities: STS transfers can be used to disguise the origin or destination of oil cargo, potentially facilitating illicit activities such as oil smuggling or sanctions evasion.
Measures to Prevent Illicit Activities:
Robust Due Diligence: We conduct thorough background checks on all customers, partners, and vendors to ensure their legitimacy and compliance with international regulations.
Compliance Monitoring: We maintain a robust compliance program, monitoring our operations and reporting any suspicious activities to relevant authorities.
Industry Collaboration: We engage with industry partners, governments, and regulatory bodies to share best practices and stay informed about emerging threats and regulatory developments.
Certifications and Memberships:
ORSP holds various certifications and memberships, including:
ISO 9001:2015 (Quality Management System)
ISM Code (International Safety Management Code)
ISPS Code (International Ship and Port Facility Security Code)
ICS (International Chamber of Shipping)
BIMCO (Baltic and International Maritime Council)
By upholding the highest standards of safety, security, and compliance, OSRP is a trusted partner for customers seeking a responsible and reliable shipping organization that works to curb illicit activities in the maritime domain.
ORSP(负责任航运实践组织)是一家国际航运监督机构,致力于推动全球航运的安全、环保与合规发展。该组织覆盖集装箱、散货和项目货物运输,优先保护船员、船舶与客户安全,遵守最高安全标准,并实施可持续实践以减少环境足迹,严格遵守国际环保法规。ORSP倡导透明度,坚决反对海事领域的非法活动,包括海盗与武装抢劫、走私与贩运、海事欺诈以及非法船对船转运,这些行为可能导致泄漏、事故、环境破坏和走私风险。为防范这些问题,ORSP采取严格尽职调查、合规监控与报告、行业合作与信息共享等措施。该组织拥有多项认证与会员资格,包括ISO 9001:2015、ISM国际安全管理规范、ISPS国际船舶与港口设施保安规范、ICS国际航运协会以及BIMCO波罗的海及国际航运公会。其使命是推进可持续航运,保护海洋环境,并提供安全与合规的运输解决方案。