As part of the 13th session of the IMO Sub-Committee on Pollution Prevention and Response, delegates from Russian Maritime Register of Shipping (RS) contributed to discussions on pressing environmental protection issues and response measures for ship-source pollution.
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Detailed results of the PPR 13 will soon be available under the section "International Activity" - "Results of sessions of the IMO bodies" on the official RS website.
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Founded in 1913, Russian Maritime Register of Shipping (RS) is a world-renowned classification society that operates within all spheres of the maritime industry with the goal of improving the operational and environmental safety of marine transportation. RS reviews technical documentation, surveys ships and offshore facilities under construction and in service, certifies vessels and companies for compliance with international conventions, recognizes and certifies industrial products and manufacturers, certifies quality management systems for compliance with international and national standards.
Today, RS is actively expanding its scope of services in the field of engineering and consulting, the development of technical documentation for vessels in service, marine warranty surveys, management system certification and recognition of manufacturers. In addition, RS surveys all container types, including tank containers and offshore containers, confirms compliance of packaging for dangerous goods, as well as renders services on the declaration and certification of dangerous goods and bulk cargoes.