Crew Reviews, Ratings & Info for Mincivan

On July 6, 2026, the 'Mincivan' faced a significant setback at the port of Constanta, where it was detained due to ten serious deficiencies. These issues included critical failures in safety of navigation, environmental protection, and labor conditions. Among the noted deficiencies were inadequate nautical publications (IMO 10116), insufficient pollution prevention measures under Marpol Annex I (IMO 14108), and neglect of health protections related to winches and capstans (IMO 18418). Further issues were identified regarding stability and strength loading information (IMO 2103) and water/weather-tight conditions, particularly with railings, gangways, and safe passage measures (IMO 3103). The ship also failed to adequately maintain bulwarks and freeing ports (IMO 3113), and there were deficiencies related to emergency systems, particularly fire drills (IMO 4109). Additionally, the performance standards for radio communications equipment (IMO 5108) were not met, and fire safety measures, including divisions of decks and bulkheads (IMO 7103) as well as the functionality of fire-dampers (IMO 7115), were compromised. After completing necessary rectifications, the vessel was released on July 15, 2026, and departed for Tuzla, with an expected arrival on July 17.