Reviews & Ratings for the Nacc-Sky

The vessel 'Nacc Sky' encountered significant issues leading to its detention in Augusta on January 26, 2026. During inspections, the ship was found with 22 deficiencies, 14 of which were deemed critical enough to warrant detention. Major concerns included: 1. **Documentation**: Missing entries in the Oil Record Book. 2. **Lifesaving Appliances**: Rescue boats were not properly maintained and their launching arrangements were also inadequate. 3. **Fire Safety**: Inoperative remote control systems for machinery spaces and faulty fixed fire extinguishing systems. Additionally, divisions, decks, bulkheads, and penetrations did not meet regulatory requirements. 4. **Pollution Prevention**: Oil filtering equipment was ineffective, alongside other MARPOL Annex IV violations. 5. **Emergency Systems**: Emergency lighting, batteries, and switches were nonfunctional. 6. **Alarms**: The inert gas alarm was inoperative. 7. **Water/Weathertight Integrity**: Damaged cargo and other hatchways. 8. **Navigation Safety**: A missing signalling lamp raised concerns. 9. **Radio Communications**: The reserve source of energy was not operational. 10. **ISM Compliance**: The ISM certificate was found lacking. After addressing these serious safety deficiencies, the 'Nacc Sky' was released from detention on February 5, 2026, and subsequently anchored off the port of Augusta.