Ships and marine technology. Cargo securing systems on ships. Vocabulary

Ships and marine technology. Cargo securing systems on ships. Vocabulary

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What is ISO 23577 about?  

ISO 23577 discusses vocabulary for cargo securing systems on ships. ISO 23577 specifies general terms for cargo securing systems on ships, as well as specific terms for cargo securing on container ships and ro-ro ships. 

ISO 23577 focuses on the design, manufacture, trade, teaching, and other fields of cargo securing systems on ships.

Who is ISO 23577 for? 

ISO 23577 on cargo securing systems for ships is applicable to these entities: 

  • Shipbuilding and marine structures industries 
  • Lifting and cargo handling equipment industries 
  • Deck machinery manufacturers 
  • Inspection bodies involved in the inspection of cargo securing systems 
  • Quality control personnel for marine 

Why should you use ISO 23577? 

Securing cargoes are utmost importance for the safety of life at sea. Improper stowage and securing of cargoes have resulted in numerous serious ship casualties and caused injury and loss of life, not only at sea but also during loading and discharge. ISO 23577 covers all the general terms and definitions for cargo securing systems for ships. ISO 23577 also describes the specific terms for handling and securing containers and ro-ro corgoes. 

It creates a standardized approach for manufacturers of cargo systems that they need to adhere to if they supply their materials for use by the shipping and maritime industry. 

As a manufacturer, you would use ISO 23577 to ensure that you are manufacturing cargo securing systems for ships, adhere to the given specifications. 

By adopting ISO 23577, you can demonstrate the reliability of your cargo securing systems and build trust in their use throughout the shipping and maritime supply chain.