Working Conditions Aboard the Julieta

**Title: Maritime Incident: "Julieta" Detained in Livorno for Safety Violations** On April 20, 2026, the vessel "Julieta" faced detention in Livorno due to significant safety lapses. The inspection uncovered a total of nine deficiencies, three of which were categorized as severe enough to warrant the ship's detention. The critical issues included: 1. **Navigation Safety**: The rudder angle indicator was found to be inoperative, raising concerns about navigational safety. 2. **Propulsion and Auxiliary Machinery**: The auxiliary engine did not meet necessary requirements, impacting the ship's operational capability. 3. **International Safety Management (ISM) Compliance**: The ISM certificate was deemed non-compliant, further jeopardizing maritime safety protocols. The "Julieta" was subsequently cleared and released from detention on April 23, after addressing the cited deficiencies. This incident underscores the importance of maintaining strict safety standards in maritime operations.

On Feb 18, 2014, the "Julieta" suffered mechanical failure south of Karistos after crossing the Kafirea Strait in the Aegean Sea, odin.tc reports. The vessel sailed to Karistos road where the problem was resolved. After a survey the ship was allowed to resume the voyage frin Sfax to Rotterdam with an ETA of Mar 3.