IHM Manual Preparation

IHM Manual Preparation Service and Survey

At TSR Marine, we extensively prepare Inventory of Hazardous Materials (IHM) for operational ships. We hold authority to approve and issue IHM certificates under 44 flag administrations.

Our IHM preparation services involve conducting thorough assessments and inventories of hazardous materials on board vessels. We meticulously document and ensure compliance with international regulations. We closely collaborate with clients to tailor IHM manuals to their specific needs and vessel requirements, providing customized solutions for new constructions or existing fleets.

IHM Certitificate 

In addition to IHM preparation, TSR Marine approves and issues IHM certificates on behalf of 44 flag administrations. This demonstrates our expertise and credibility in IHM compliance, streamlining the certification process for clients.

With TSR Marine, rely on comprehensive IHM preparation services and approval authority to ensure vessels meet all regulatory requirements and international standards for hazardous material management. Contact Us today to learn more about how we can assist you in achieving IHM compliance with confidence.

Certainly, here’s the information about preparing an IHM manual broken down into steps: 

Collection of necessary information : 

The first step involves gathering all necessary information to identify potential hazardous materials present on the ship. This includes reviewing technical documents, supplier information, material lists, lists of chemical substances, and other relevant documentation.

Assessment of collected information:

Next, assess the collected information, considering factors such as types, quantities, locations, and uses of hazardous materials on board. This assessment guides planning and implementation of subsequent steps.

Preparation of visual/sampling check plan:

Prepare a plan for visual and/or sampling checks. This plan specifies areas of the ship and hazardous materials to examine, how they will be examined, and which methods will be used.

On board visual/sampling check:

Based on the prepared plan, conduct visual and/or sampling checks on board the ship. Confirm the presence of hazardous materials on the ship and create a more detailed inventory.

Preparation of Part I of the Inventory and related documentation:

Finally, based on the collected data, prepare Part I of the Inventory of Hazardous Materials (IHM). This part includes a detailed inventory of hazardous materials on the ship and is presented with relevant documentation.

These steps constitute fundamental components of the IHM manual preparation process. Each step of this process requires a careful and meticulous approach, as accurate data collection and assessment are crucial for the safe and legally compliant operation of the ship.