StatutoryCertification

Statutory Certification

Overview

VRSA provides internationally recognized statutory certification services to grant your vessel unrestricted and lawful access to the world’s waters.

We perform independent inspections, surveys, and audits to certify your vessel’s compliance with international conventions and flag state regulations.

Our services include:

  • Safety, pollution prevention, & security certification
  • Compliance audits for IMO & flag state regulations
  • Surveys under SOLAS, MARPOL, Load Line, ISPS Codes
  • Statutory certification on behalf of flag states
Statutory Certification
Ship vessel

Why Statutory Certification Matters

Statutory certificates prove your ship adheres to essential international maritime standards. They protect your crew, cargo, and the environment - and build global trust in your operations.

Without proper statutory certificates, you risk:

Increased danger of accidents

Severe financial penalties & invalidation of insurance

Detentions or arrest by port state authorities

Denial of entry at international ports

Reputational damage

Why Choose VRSA for Statutory Certification?

1.Global Authorizations

VRSA enjoys credibility from maritime authorities around the world. We are a Recognized Organization authorized to perform inspections and issue statutory certificates on behalf of 20+ flag states.

2.Experience & Expertise

Our experts have served in premier classification societies with active participation in IACS and IMO bodies. Our vast regulatory experience helps you meet the latest global standards.

3.Client-Focused Service

VRSA prioritizes your business needs with flexible, responsive, and client-centric services. With RO status and global authorizations, we conduct inspections at locations and times of your convenience.

Scope of Statutory Certification Services

Our statutory services cover all major international conventions, codes, and flag state regulations.

International Conventions & Codes

We conduct compliance surveys and certification under the following IMO conventions and codes.

SOLAS – Safety of Life at Sea
MARPOL – Prevention of Pollution from Ships
ILLC - International Load Line Convention
ITC 1969 - Tonnage Measurement
BWM Convention – Ballast Water Management
AFS Convention – Anti-Fouling Systems
ISM Code – International Safety Management
ISPS Code – International Ship & Port Facility Security
MLC, 2006 – Maritime Labour Convention
IBC / IGC Codes – Bulk Chemical and Gas Carriers
HSC - High-Speed Craft Code
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