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The online version of IMO-Vega is extended with interim and consolidated versions of the regulations which were amended by MSC 103 (May 2021) and by MEPC 76 (June 2021).

Interim versions of amended regulations available in IMO-Vega online | DNV GL - Maritime

Relevant for Design offices, shipyards, suppliers, owners/managers, flag states of all ship types.

The IMO-Vega database

IMO-Vega is a searchable database of the regulation text of the SOLAS, MARPOL, Load Line conventions and other conventions, and codes such as ISM, ISPS, 2000 HSC Code, IBC Code, and much more.

The IMO-Vega Database, developed by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) and DNV AS, puts all the necessary information on safety and pollution prevention requirements applicable to ships at your fingertips.

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IMO-Vega has been updated with PDF documents in which the latest amendments have been marked. These PDF files will be available until the next version of IMO-Vega is released in November 2021, when the PDF documents will be replaced by this regular update.

The regulations amended by this add-on include SOLAS, MARPOL, STCW Convention and Code Pt. A , Other Conventions; AFS , Mandatory Codes; LSA included the revised recommendation, ESP, FSS .

Also new or amended guidelines adopted by MEPC 76 are presented. These can be viewed from Contents > Resolutions > MEPC Resolutions. These guidelines apply to MARPOL Annex VI.

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The online and offline versions are available on IMO’s web site for IMO-Vega , or on www.imo.org for Publications, Webshop/Purchase IMO publications / webshop. Customers can also purchase it from one of the local IMO distributors, they are listed under distributors details. They may also contact IMO publishing at [email protected] .

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