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Provision of infrastructure and regulation to support safe ship navigation in Australian waters, environmental marine protection, seafarer and ship safety, and related marine services.

Diversity and inclusion are essential for a workplace culture that reflects our values and we are committed to building diversity and inclusion into our everyday business.

Before you use a dory, perform a few checks to ensure your safety out on the water.

This exemption allows eligible people to work on a domestic commercial vessel operating from a Queensland island or in the Great Barrier Reef or Torres Strait Zone without the required certificate of competency.

This exemption allows eligible people to work on a domestic commercial vessel without the required certificate of competency.

This exemption is for people who work on or who want to work on a domestic commercial vessel without the required certificate of competency.

This determination identifies the parts of operational area C in which a vessel approved under Exemption 40 may operate.

This map displays the specified areas for Class 2C restricted or Class 3C restricted vessels greater than 4.25 metres and less than 5.5 metres in Tasmania.

Exemption 44 exempts owners of domestic commercial vessels (DCVs) from the requirements of Marine Order 503 (Certificates of survey–national law) 2018 to hold an engine international air pollution prevention (EIAPP) certificate in order to be issued a certificate of survey.

The 2017 National Plan exercise ‘Exercise Constant Bearing’ was held in Adelaide, South Australia, from 5 to 7 December. A full overview of the exercise including evaluation insights and recommendations, can be found in this report.

Exercise Torres 2018 practiced a multi-agency and multi-jurisdictional response to an oil spill in the Torres Strait and Kaiwalagal Region.

This plan sets out minimum rest periods, rest period dispensations and the monitoring procedures that must be observed by pilots under the default fatigue risk monitoring plan (FRMP). It also describes auditing and recording keeping requirements.

The guidelines describe how the International management code for the safe operation of ships and for pollution prevention (ISM code) is applied, the certification process and the responsibilities of AMSA personnel.

This marine order was repealed on 1 November 2019 and has been captured in Marine Order 31. Requirements for survey, certification and operations of Government vessels.

In issue 11, read about how fire prevention is essential for maritime safety and learn ways to mitigate the risk of fire at sea.

Electrical safety – an evaluation of electrical hazards

Study to determine the future availability within the Australian maritime industry of qualified and experienced seafarers.

This procedure provides information about the cost and processes associated with submissions for course approvals.