The 13 TMSA elements with the stage the company assesses itself at, from 1 to 4, and the evidence for each.
Stage 1 is the basic requirement, stage 4 best practice.
Management review held each quarter; safety leadership visits logged.
Updated by Maren Holt, Oct 16, 2026
Shore staff appraisal and training matrix in place; succession plan in draft.
Updated by Kaan Erdem, Oct 10, 2026
Crew competence matrix, mentoring on board and a wellbeing helpline.
Updated by Kaan Erdem, Oct 4, 2026
PMS with class-linked jobs; critical equipment list reviewed yearly.
Updated by Maren Holt, Sep 28, 2026
Navigation audits twice a year; bridge team training for all officers.
Updated by Kaan Erdem, Sep 22, 2026
Cargo and mooring procedures per vessel type; mooring line management plan.
Updated by Kaan Erdem, Sep 16, 2026
MoC procedure with risk assessment and approval; reviews still informal.
Updated by Maren Holt, Sep 10, 2026
Incident and near-miss reporting with root cause analysis; trends to management review.
Updated by Kaan Erdem, Sep 4, 2026
Permit to work, risk assessments and safety committee meetings on board.
Updated by Kaan Erdem, Aug 29, 2026
SEEMP and fuel monitoring; environmental targets set per vessel.
Updated by Maren Holt, Aug 23, 2026
Drill matrix per vessel; shore emergency team exercises twice a year.
Updated by Kaan Erdem, Aug 17, 2026
Internal audits on all ships each year; KPIs reported monthly.
Updated by Kaan Erdem, Aug 11, 2026
Ship security plans, security drills and cyber awareness for crew.
Updated by Maren Holt, Aug 5, 2026