The national development plan of the Mexican Merchant

INTERTANKO Latin American
Panel (LAP)
9th Meeting
Maritime Administration
Mexico
28 / October / 2008
National Development Plan 2007-2012
Objective
• Improvement of quality and
competitiveness (services), in order to be a
leading country in the Maritime Sector.
Main Activities
Maritime Transport Plan
• To be competitive , to be able to offer quality
services and fair rates, according to international
market.
Law (National and
Normatividad
International
Regulations
• To develop the national fleet: strengthening the
coastal trades.
Seguridad
Rescue
and
Navigation and
Salvatage
Seafty
Harbour Operation
Operaci ó n
• To operate ports in better conditions, with
regards to security, safety and environmental
protection.
Educaci
ón
Maritime
Education
N á utica
and Training
Seguridad
Maritime Safety
Sequiryte
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Legislation
Legislation
•Ley de Navegación y Comercio Marítimos
•Ley de Puertos y su reglamento (Harbour Master)
•Ley de Seguridad Nacional
• SOLAS (ISPS Code)
•Convenio SCT-SEMAR
•Convenio SCT-SEGOB
•Convenio DGMM-FIDENA
•Convenio SEMAR-SHCP (Customs)
Status
• July 2006. The new Navigation and Maritime Trade
Legislation.
• 2008. The Contents of the General Rules of the above.
• 2009-2010. General Review of all national policies and
regulations.
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Security
The National Maritime Administration (Dirección General de Marina Mercante) is responsible for
the safety of human life at sea, vessels, traffic, and the protection of the marine environment.
Security
• The ISPS Code is an excellent instrument
of National Security.
• Mexico has signed special Agreements in this
matter, with the US. Coast Guard and
Canada.
Actions
• 2007. An Agreement between the Maritime Administration and the Navy is
signed. Local Centers were set up in different ports for the Assistance in case
of maritime and port events.
• Huge investment is made to implement security plans in ports.
• New technological equipment was installed in all ports. 800 millions
• In 2007, the Government acknowledges the
Maritime Administration, as a leader in
National Security.
SECURITY MEASURES
‰ Centros de Control de Tráfico Marítimo (CCTM)
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‰ Equipos de Rayos Gamma
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‰ Equipos de Rayos "X“
‰ Equipo de Detección de Radiación
‰ Detectores de Metal
‰ Cámaras de Circuito Cerrado de Televisión (CCTV)
‰ Equipo de Radiocomunicación
‰ Barda Perimetral Recinto Portuario (metros)
2
15
80
601
586
92,397
‰ Personal de Seguridad y Vigilancia
965
‰ Control de Accesos Automatizados
24
‰ Casetas de Control de Personal
48
‰ Centro de Atención de Emergencias Portuarias
16
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APIS: Administraciones Portuarias Integrales
Mexico has signed most of the IMO Conventions.
General Information
CUMARES INSTALADOS
Ensenada
• ISPS CODE. 171 port facilities certifications and
310 vessels.
FECHAS DE INSTALACIÓN
GOLFO DE MÉXICO
• ISPS CODE. 1,755 people trained.
Altamira:
Dic. 03,2007
Tampico
Ago. 08,2008
Tuxpan
Abr. 10,2008
Veracruz
Dic. 03,2007
Coatzacoalcos Abr. 25,2008
Isla del Carmen Mar. 28,2008
Progreso
May. 09,2008
Guaymas
• ISPS CODE. 14 Local Centers.
• ISPS CODE. Special agreement with the USA..
Mazatlán
Altamira
Tampico
FECHAS DE INSTALACIÓN
PACÍFICO
Ensenada
Guaymas
Manzanillo
L. Cárdenas
Acapulco
Salina Cruz
Mar. 07,2008
Jul. 11,2008
Dic. 03,2007
Dic. 03,2007
Jul. 18,2008
Ago. 01,2008
Tuxpan
Veracruz
Manzanillo
Isla del Carmen
.
Coatzacoalcos
Lázaro Cárdenas
Acapulco
1Ensenada,
Progreso
Salina Cruz
Guaymas, Mazatlán, Manzanillo, Lázaro Cárdenas, Acapulco, Salina Cruz, Altamira, Tampico, Tuxpan, Veracruz, Coatzacoalcos, Isla
del Carmen y Progreso.
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Security
The government and the Ministry of Communications and Transport enforces the National Security
Law.
Guidelines
• Update the general guidelines for the operation of
the Local Center for the assistance of Port and
Maritime events. (with the Navy and Customs
Department)
Maritime Traffic Control (MTC)
• Legislation on Maritime Security.
• Implementation of the Long Range Identification
and Tracking Systems of Ships (LRIT).
• Open more Traffic Control Centers (TCC) at main
ports.
• Improve training and certification for offshore
personnel.
7 CCTM operando en API
Federales
Ensenada
BC
BC
4 CCTM operando en
PEMEX
SON
SON
Guaymas
4 CCTM en proceso de
adquisición en (3 API
Federales, 1 Estatal)
BCS
BCS
SIN
SIN
Altamira
TAMP
TAMP
Mazatlán
Cabo San
Lucas
Tampico
Unidad Central de Control de
Tráfico Marítimo Nacional (D. F.)
Progreso
(7 estaciones
remotas +
CCTM)
Veracruz
JAL
JAL
Pto. Vallarta
Manzanillo
COL
COL
Lázaro Cárdenas
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MICH
MICH
Pajaritos
VVE
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Cozumel
YUC
YUC
Sonda de
Campeche
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• Ammendments to the Mexican Standards.
Dos Bocas
CAMP
CAMP
TAB
TAB
GRO
GRO
OAX
OAX
CHI
CHI
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Salina Cruz
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Salvatage
The National Maritime Administration is responsible for the safety of human life at sea and
vessels.
COZUMEL II
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In 2005, Hurricane Wilma hit Caribbean coastlines.
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On October 21, 2005, that the M/V "Cozumel II"
stranded on the shores of Mexico.
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Affecting the West Bank Chinchorro Reef.
Actions
Salvatage
Status of the ship: non conformities were
detected.
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Damage quantification.
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Urgency of vessel removal.
80 tons of water were removed from the
after peak tank.
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Towing of the vessel to a port facility
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A bail of $ 6 millions was obtained to
guarantee the salvatage.
Two 8,000 HP tugs assisted the
salvatage.
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A dredge was used to remove the sand
accumulated on the site.
A cleanup was done at the place of the
accident.
Other procedures
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"Cozumel II" is ready for tow-sailing.
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vessel was moved to safe port.
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The Harbour Master supervised:
¾
Certification status
¾
The salvatage payment.
¾
Scrapping.
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Salvatage
EL ARCANGEL
Salvatage
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Ship-owner: Construcción, Buceo y Salvataje
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Rescued by the Insurer (Zurich)
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Stranded in the proximity of Puerto Morelos, Q. Roo.
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The ship was safe at port.
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Caused by main engine failure.
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Big Hull damage
Actions
Status
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Legal status clarification.
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Scrapping.
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The vessel was move to a port facility
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The Harbour Master supervised the
scrapping.
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Salvatage
CEMBAY
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Maritime accident on April, 2008
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vessel was grounded by weather conditions.
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Stranded in the reef on Punta Nizuc Q. Roo.,
Damage to a large reef.
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Dirección de la Corriente
Actions
Salvatage
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Many inspections were carried out for
determining the enviromental damage.
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The vessel was towed to a port facility.
Unable to manouvre.
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And some other procedures had to be
complied regarding to restore the ship
damages
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Hull was in very bad conditions.
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Urgency for repair at a shipyard.
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Status
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After shipyard works, ship will be able to
sail again
We determined a fine of 800,000 dollars.
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Salvage and Rescue
OCEAN LEADER
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Vessel sunk in December 1st, 2006
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Owner: Agencia Naviera Consignataria Ruvalsa,
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Stranding near Lobos Island
Taken Actions
Actual Status
.
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Many actions to refloat the vessel no successful
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Request to intervene of the Environmental
Department
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Vessel will remain as a artificial reef,
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Maritime Safety Plan for Yatch and other pleasure crafts
Objective
Promote a Maritime Safety Plan in Marina:
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Special Program of certification.
Special Program of Harbour regulations
Special Program for tourist services
Actions
Results
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Regulate harbour traffic scheme for every port.
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More crafts certification
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Harbour Master operation Program
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More Safety equipment.
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Tourist Services permits under restricted Program.
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More secure Tourist Services .
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Updating of all Tourist Services.
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More penalties .
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Supervising Program at different ports.
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More cancellations.
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New Local rules publications .
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More training.
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Supervising Canal and harbour Signaling .
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Maritime Education
The Maritime Administration is responsible for Maritime Education and Training and Certification.
Antecedent
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The maritime education and Training System has its
Headquarters in Mexico City
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There are four Maritime Academies located in Mazatlan,
Tampico, Veracruz and Ciudad del Carmen.
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Mexico is in the STCW-IMO “White List”1.
Education offer
careers
• Mate (deck officer)
• Marine Engineer (engineer officer)
Specialized Courses for Officers (STCW IMO Courses)
• Deck & Marine Engineer Officer
• Specialized vessel operation.
• ISPS Code
• Others
Crew member training
Training Simulators
Simulators:
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Dynamic Positioning System (DPS)
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Tanker Cargo Operations.
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Vessel Traffic System.
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Global Maritime Distress Safety System.
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Gallery for Enclosed spaces training.
• Basic Safety courses, and other specialized training
.Master of Science.
• on Port and Maritime Management
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Maritime Education
The Maritime Authority try to foment the training and the updating of the professional seamen in the
specialties that requires the maritime sector.
2007 actions
Buildings:
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Regarding Campus facilities, some areas
were built; as new classrooms, workshops,
laboratories, dormitories, Simulator and
sport areas.
New Equipment:
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Four “full mission” ship-handling
simulators
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Three “full mission” Engine Room
simulators.
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DP Simulator (basic and advanced)
.
New training courses:
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Vessel traffic operator workshop
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Offshore basic and advance training course.
General Information
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Training of new officers raised 6.4%, 637 students in
2000 to 980 at 2007.
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Specialized courses for officers and ratings for 9,355
people in 2007.
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2,250 fishermen were trained in 2007
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Actions for near future
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STCW new Amendments regarding the 2009 general review. Study Plan
Contents of Deck Officers and Engineer Officers , and new teaching
material, methods and objectives.
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A new Training Ship.
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A new English Language Program
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New teaching techniques will be implemented to increase the fluency and
understanding of the English Language.
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More Technical Cooperation Programs at a national and international
level.
in accordance to the modifications to the International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping for seafarers (STCW/95)
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Main objectives
•
Promote the implementation of the new Navigation Legislation and
keep an updating program in order to have better instrument for the
Merchant Marine
•
To continuing participating in all international meeting and seminars
and promote agreements in specific matters.
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To achieve high quality standards in Maritime Education.
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