SEAFARER SELECTION
Searching for and screening candidates based on rank, qualifications, experience, and the specific requirements of shipowner partners.
Connecting maritime human resources with the operational needs of seagoing vessels
ISSCO provides solutions for the recruitment, supply, and coordinated management of seafarers, aiming to meet the professional qualifications, competencies, and work ethic requirements of shipowners and ship management companies.
Seafarers are the workforce directly responsible for operating ships and maintaining their safe operations. The selection and placement of suitable personnel play an important role in operational efficiency and the stability of each voyage.
ISSCO aims to support shipowners and ship management companies in the selection, assessment, supply, and coordinated management of seafarers according to the requirements of each job position.
Through the coordination of recruitment, personnel records management, and human resource support, ISSCO focuses on building long-term cooperative relationships with partners and maritime workers.
ISSCO aims to provide seafarer human resource support services, from candidate sourcing to deployment coordination and monitoring throughout their employment.
Searching for and screening candidates based on rank, qualifications, experience, and the specific requirements of shipowner partners.
Coordinating the review of professional records, qualifications, certificates, seafaring experience, and the ability to meet specific job requirements.
Coordinating the deployment of seafarer personnel according to the plans and operational needs of partners’ vessels on international routes.
Providing coordinated support for information, documentation, and related tasks within the agreed seafarer services throughout the voyage.
Personnel supply solutions can be discussed according to each department, rank, and specific vessel requirements.
The list of ranks can be discussed and flexibly customized according to the actual needs of each fleet and partner.
The assessment and selection of seafarers must consider professional qualifications, work experience, professional records, and the ability to adapt to the maritime working environment.
Identifying ranks, vessel types, trading routes, and specific selection criteria.
Reviewing experience, qualifications, and international STCW certificates.
Coordinating the assessment of technical skills, foreign language proficiency, and adaptability to the shipboard culture.
Proposing a shortlist of qualified candidates with competency profiles for shipowners to review.
Carrying out deployment procedures, signing agreements, and completing logistics for joining the vessel.
Seafarer management involves multiple stages, from document preparation to deployment coordination and information exchange throughout the execution of the contract.
Coordinating the completion of professional records, verification of professional certificates, seafarer passports, and medical examinations in accordance with international standards.
Discussing job requirements, fleet safety regulations, communicating schedules, and completing visa procedures and travel logistics to the port.
Maintaining regular communication channels, providing support to seafarers' families, and coordinating the resolution of professional issues arising during the voyage.
Receiving evaluations from the Captain, ensuring transparent contract settlement, supporting training for rank advancement, and arranging plans for the next voyage.
ISSCO focuses on developing service activities in a professional and responsible manner, tailored to the requirements of each maritime partner.
A deep understanding of the specific duties of each rank and the demanding environment of ship operations.
Prioritizing professional qualifications, hands-on experience, and each candidate's suitability for the required work discipline.
Emphasizing clear communication and transparent legal documentation throughout the entire service delivery process.
Aiming to build sustainable relationships among shipowners, ship management companies, and seafarers.
STCW 2010 & MLC 2006
Emphasizing the requirements of international maritime conventions
In seafarer supply operations, professional records and compliance with requirements related to rank, competency, and working conditions are key factors that must be given top priority.
Carefully reviewing competency records and certificates appropriate to the requirements of each rank under the amended STCW Convention.
Emphasizing maritime safety awareness, first aid skills, lifesaving skills, and professional requirements related to watchkeeping duties on board.
Coordinating the review of experience matrix requirements (Matrix Requirement) and specific screening criteria set by shipowners and international charterers.
Shipowners, ship management companies, and maritime partners are kindly invited to leave their information or contact us directly to receive the most suitable seafarer supply consultancy solutions.
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