Jinxiangyuan

The vessel was detained in Liverpool on 30 January 2013 as nine deficiencies were marked as ISM, which demonstrate there was objective evidence of a serious failure, or lack of effectiveness of the implementation of the ISM Code. Several fire related deficiencies were identified including lack of communication during the fire drill; the oxygen acethylene bottles were not permanently secured; the engine trunking and tank top needed cleaning; various cargo hold fire detectors and cover over detectors were faulty; various fire dampers were found defective. Other deficiencies identified were crew lack of familiarity with starting freefall lifeboat and rescue boat designation, moor ropes were secured on drum ends; the guard rail stanchion was defective, the gangway stanchion was fractured and the saltwater pump in the engine room was leaking. The radar and the grinder in the engine room were not as expected. Several emergency lights were found to be defective. Several certificates and records were not recorded as expected including the ECDIS, records of freefall lifeboat, compass correction log, records of rest and muster list. The ship was released from detention on February 3, 2013