海上運送法に基づく違反報告書
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海上運送法に基づく違反報告書
This document is a report regarding the incident involving the passenger ship 'Goto (No. 3)' that occurred on October 23, 2023. The accident took place near Narushima in Goto City, Nagasaki Prefecture, where the ship experienced flooding after entangling debris in its propeller. Although no direct violations related to the accident were found, violations of safety management regulations, such as failure to conduct inspections based on the land facility inspection log, were identified. The document instructs the ship's management to ensure compliance with laws and prioritize safety management, emphasizing the need for regular inspections and safety training.
旅客船事業者の行政処分等の状況について
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This document reports on the administrative actions taken by the Kanto Transport Bureau against a passenger ship operator, Shinji Yasuda, on June 8 and June 23, 2023. Violations included uninspected vessels and failure to conduct specific training, leading to a safety assurance order. Additionally, a business suspension order was issued, halting operations for 37 days. These actions were based on violations of the Maritime Transport Act, and penalty points were assigned. The document also outlines specific measures and preventive actions required from the operator to ensure compliance and enhance safety management.
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This document reports on the administrative actions taken by the Kanto Transport Bureau against passenger ship operators on July 15 and July 29, 2023. The company Zeal was found to have operated without appropriate crew members and failed to submit a shipping plan, resulting in a 30-day suspension of operations. Additionally, the company Ogasawara Ecotourism Resort was cited for not requiring passengers to wear life jackets, leading to a safety compliance order. These actions are based on violations of the Maritime Transport Act, and penalty points have been assigned for the infractions.
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This document outlines administrative actions based on the Maritime Transport Act, detailing the measures taken by the Shikoku Transport Bureau. It includes a warning issued to Omishima Blue Line Co., Ltd. following an incident involving their passenger and vehicle ferry 'Mishima'. The document confirms violations of safety management regulations during an inspection conducted after the accident. It emphasizes the responsibilities of the operation manager and captain in ensuring safety management compliance and responding appropriately in the event of an accident. Stakeholders are urged to reinforce safety management practices to prevent future occurrences.
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This document outlines the administrative actions taken by the Shikoku Transport Bureau against Tadotsu Kisen Co., Ltd. On January 13, 2026, an inspection revealed violations of the Seamen Act and other regulations concerning the passenger ferry 'Shin Nagisa 2'. In response, the bureau issued a safety order requiring the shipowner to implement specific training for crew members and adhere to safety management regulations. The document details the nature of the violations, the content of the orders, and the points assigned for the infractions, providing specific guidance aimed at ensuring transportation safety.
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This document outlines administrative actions taken against Shinano River Water Shuttle Co., Ltd. due to a maritime incident involving the passenger ship 'Beatrice' on April 26, 2023. Following the incident, which involved a collision with another vessel, an audit revealed non-compliance with relevant laws and safety management regulations. Consequently, the company was ordered to restructure its safety management system. The document specifies directives for ensuring transportation safety, emphasizing the responsibilities of the management and safety officers to adhere to safety protocols and implement necessary improvements.
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