First Cayman Islands registered yacht passes MLC compliance
The 65m Benetti yacht 'Nataly' recently underwent a successful MLC inspection that included inspection of crew contracts of employment and insurance.…
A 65m Benetti yacht has become the first Cayman Islands registered yacht to achieve MLC compliance.
Nataly was prepared for her MLC compliance by Inserve yachts in Southampton, who worked closely with her captain. Her inspection was completed on 6th March 2013 by Cayman Islands inspectors.
She now complies with all MLC regulatory requirements, including crew contracts of employment and crew insurance. The safety management system was updated to meet the additional MLC requirement and some changes to physical elements of operations on board were also made.
“We are pleased to have played such an influential role in ensuring that Nataly has met the requirements of the MLC. Working towards this goal our team have used their knowledge of the industry and adapted their skills to embrace the new Convention,” said Jon Gray, director of Inserve Yachts.
Carlo Summonti, Captain of Nataly added, “Inserve Yachts worked extremely closely with us during the preparations for Nataly’s compliance inspection. Their experience shone through in their work and allowed them to tackle the challenges head on. We are delighted that Nataly is the first Cayman Islands yacht to become MLC compliant.”
The Cayman Islands is part of the Red Ensign Group of flags. Red Ensign Group territories must enact appropriate legislation implementing the MLC in accordance with UK policy before the UK extends ratification, said an MCA spokesperson earlier this month.
Superyacht Management Meeting: MLC, Careers & Recruitment will be hosted by Superyacht Events on 25 April at Hotel Port Adriano, Palma. The cost to attend (including dinner) is €400.00.
Click here to register your attendance, or call
+44 (0) 20 7801 1014 to register over the phone with Suzie, alternatively email- suzie@thesuperyachtgroup.com
Nataly was prepared for her MLC compliance by Inserve yachts in Southampton, who worked closely with her captain. Her inspection was completed on 6th March 2013 by Cayman Islands inspectors.
She now complies with all MLC regulatory requirements, including crew contracts of employment and crew insurance. The safety management system was updated to meet the additional MLC requirement and some changes to physical elements of operations on board were also made.
“We are pleased to have played such an influential role in ensuring that Nataly has met the requirements of the MLC. Working towards this goal our team have used their knowledge of the industry and adapted their skills to embrace the new Convention,” said Jon Gray, director of Inserve Yachts.
Carlo Summonti, Captain of Nataly added, “Inserve Yachts worked extremely closely with us during the preparations for Nataly’s compliance inspection. Their experience shone through in their work and allowed them to tackle the challenges head on. We are delighted that Nataly is the first Cayman Islands yacht to become MLC compliant.”
65m Benetti Nataly, the first Cayman Islands registered yacht to pass MLC compliance
The Cayman Islands is part of the Red Ensign Group of flags. Red Ensign Group territories must enact appropriate legislation implementing the MLC in accordance with UK policy before the UK extends ratification, said an MCA spokesperson earlier this month.
Superyacht Management Meeting: MLC, Careers & Recruitment will be hosted by Superyacht Events on 25 April at Hotel Port Adriano, Palma. The cost to attend (including dinner) is €400.00.
Click here to register your attendance, or call
+44 (0) 20 7801 1014 to register over the phone with Suzie, alternatively email- suzie@thesuperyachtgroup.com
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