Ship Safety

Ship safety covers safety on board, including the safety of crewmembers. Ship safety is one of the Danish Maritime Authority's overall focus areas and we have special focus on maritime occupational health regulations.

The Danish Maritime Authority and other maritime institutions around the world have increased focus on the global challenges of piracy. Therefore, it is essential to have coordinated efforts in close cooperation with the Defence.
On the pages below, you can read more about counter-piracy measures. You can scrutinise the conditions related to the carriage of dangerous goods and you can get information about the measures taken in the field of occupational health on board ships.

Occupational health


The Danish Maritime Authority is the contact point for the two working environment councils, shipping and fishing. Read more about our work in the field of occupational health. 
 
Occupational health
 
 

Batteries, LNG and oil


Read more about how we are strivinf to improve  the conditions related to the carriage of liquid cargoes in Danish waters.
 
Batteries, LNG and oil

HNS receipt

Recipients of HNS goods within Danish territory are obliged to  inform the Danish Maritime Authority about the annual quantity received. Read more about the regulations here.

HNS receipt

Piracy

The challenges presented by piracy are felt by a maritime nation like Denmark. Read more about the Danish measures taken. 

Piracy

Containers

Shipper must determine the so-called verified weight of packed sea containers. Either the packed container can be weighed or the individual items in the container can be combined with the container's own weight according to a certified method.

Containers

Maritime Security - ISPS

The Danish Maritime Authority is responsible for ISPS regulation for Danish-flagged ships 

Maritime security - ISPS