Saudi Arabia updates maritime rescueGear certification
The Saudi Minister of Transport and Logistics, Saleh Al-Jasser, has approved a new regulatory framework for the inspection, maintenance, repair, and re-certification of maritime rescue equipment and devices, aimed at enhancing safety and efficiency in the maritime sector. The regulation includes licensing requirements for facilities, the need to employ certified technicians, provision of necessary equipment, use of genuine spare parts, as well as a quality system and organized record-keeping for the operations. The provisions apply to ships flying the Saudi flag and facilities within the Kingdom, and will come into effect 90 days after their approval, with the goal of improving maritime emergency response and protecting lives.
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