Discover the Alisuvar-Mammadov: Ratings & Maritime News

On June 4, 2026, the vessel 'Alisuvar Mammadov' faced detention in Chioggia due to a staggering 21 deficiencies identified during an inspection, 13 of which were classified as serious, warranting the vessel's hold. The critical issues included expired certificates for the master and officers, the absence of a required watchkeeping rating certificate, and an invalid Ship Energy Efficiency Management Plan. Additional findings highlighted serious fire safety concerns, including unsafe fire doors, an inadequate fire detection and alarm system, and incorrect information in the fire control plan. A lack of crew training for fire safety, improper stowage of firefighting equipment, and missing technical files for pollution prevention were also among the deficiencies noted. Furthermore, the crew was reported to be insufficiently familiar with the emergency systems, and the SOPEP certificate was not approved. After addressing these significant issues, the 'Alisuvar Mammadov' was released on June 19, and the vessel has since set its course for Temryuk, with an estimated time of arrival on June 25.