Complete Maritime Profile & Reviews of Amilcar

The 'Amilcar', which underwent a Port State Control (PSC) inspection in July 2024 under the Paris Memorandum of Understanding (PMoU), has successfully cleared its final inspection following a comprehensive corrective action plan. This plan was implemented to address previously identified shortcomings, complete with a specific timeline for remediation. Upon her arrival in Livorno on November 13, the ship faced a rigorous evaluation conducted by Italian authorities, who were tasked with verifying that all deficiencies had been adequately resolved. During the inspection, which included critical safety drills such as a fire drill, personnel from the Italian Coastguard uncovered a total of 23 violations. Among these, 10 were classified as serious breaches of international maritime safety regulations. The primary areas of concern included the vessel's maintenance, the living conditions of the crew, and the validity of necessary certifications. After a thorough review and ensuring compliance with all safety standards, the 'Amilcar' received the green light to depart the port on November 15, marking a successful turnaround for the vessel.