WSC and NCB: Partnership for Maritime Freight Security in Morocco
The World Shipping Council (WSC) has selected the National Cargo Bureau (NCB) for its regular line cargo safety program, addressing the need to enhance safety measures within the maritime industry.
NCB, a nonprofit organization recognized for its leadership in providing safety services to the maritime sector, has been chosen as the independent provider for the program’s digital platform. Their well-established software, Hazcheck, is widely utilized to ensure the safe and compliant transportation of hazardous materials.
The WSC Cargo Safety Program will be built on this platform, highlighting the Hazcheck Detect tool, which currently manages a substantial volume of monthly bookings. The focus will be on standardization and a unified approach to the control and inspection of goods, with continuous feedback on outcomes to ensure consistency and comprehensiveness in safety procedures.
The WSC Cargo Safety Program will be built on this platform, highlighting the Hazcheck Detect tool, which currently manages a substantial volume of monthly bookings. The focus will be on standardization and a unified approach to the control and inspection of goods, with continuous feedback on outcomes to ensure consistency and comprehensiveness in safety procedures.
John Butler, President and CEO of the WSC, Highlights the Commitment…
John Butler, President and CEO of…
John Butler, president and CEO of the WSC, emphasizes the shared commitment to maritime safety, while Ian Lennard, president and CEO of NCB, welcomes this collaboration as a transformative step for the industry.
The program will rely on a digital solution that includes a common control tool, a database of verified shippers, and accredited container inspection companies, provided and managed by NCB as an independent third party.
The World Shipping Council (WSC)…
The system will filter booking information based on a library of keywords and a risk algorithm, flagging high-risk bookings for further investigation or inspection. The goal is to identify and rectify potential issues before containers enter the supply chain, thereby reducing risks associated with hazardous materials.
This collaborative approach will strengthen compliance with national and international regulations while securing the transportation of hazardous goods throughout the logistics chain.
The system will filter booking information…
John Butler, President and CEO of…
John Butler, president and CEO of the WSC, emphasizes the shared commitment to maritime safety, while Ian Lennard, president and CEO of NCB, welcomes this collaboration as a transformative step for the industry.
Partenariat entre WSC et NCB pour la sécurité maritime
Objectifs du programme de sécurité des cargaisons
The program will rely on a digital solution that includes a common control tool, a database of verified shippers, and accredited container inspection companies, provided and managed by NCB as an independent third party.
The World Shipping Council (WSC)…
Importance de la technologie Hazcheck dans le transport maritime
The system will filter booking information based on a library of keywords and a risk algorithm, flagging high-risk bookings for further investigation or inspection. The goal is to identify and rectify potential issues before containers enter the supply chain, thereby reducing risks associated with hazardous materials.
This collaborative approach will strengthen compliance with national and international regulations while securing the transportation of hazardous goods throughout the logistics chain.
