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TOWARDS COMMON RULES

Stuart D Brewer

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SUBTITLE: IN A PERIOD OF INCREASING INTERNATIONAL MARITIME REGULATIONS, THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE IMO, CLASSIFICATION SOCIETIES AND SHIPOWNERS HAS BECOME INCREASINGLY COMPLEX. AN EROSION OF THE TRUST PLACED IN THE INDUSTRY BY REGULATORS AND END-USERS HAS LEAD [SIC] TO CALLS FROM SOME IN THE MARITIME INDUSTRY TO ESTABLISH GOAL-BASED STANDARDS -- COMMON RULES WITH CLEARLY STATED GOALS FOR SAFETY RELIABILITY AND DURABILITY.

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SUBTITLE: IN A PERIOD OF INCREASING INTERNATIONAL MARITIME REGULATIONS, THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE IMO, CLASSIFICATION SOCIETIES AND SHIPOWNERS HAS BECOME INCREASINGLY COMPLEX. AN EROSION OF THE TRUST PLACED IN THE INDUSTRY BY REGULATORS AND END-USERS HAS LEAD [SIC] TO CALLS FROM SOME IN THE MARITIME INDUSTRY TO ESTABLISH GOAL-BASED STANDARDS -- COMMON RULES WITH CLEARLY STATED GOALS FOR SAFETY RELIABILITY AND DURABILITY.

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SUBTITLE: IN A PERIOD OF INCREASING INTERNATIONAL MARITIME REGULATIONS, THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE IMO, CLASSIFICATION SOCIETIES AND SHIPOWNERS HAS BECOME INCREASINGLY COMPLEX. AN EROSION OF THE TRUST PLACED IN THE INDUSTRY BY REGULATORS AND END-USERS HAS LEAD [SIC] TO CALLS FROM SOME IN THE MARITIME INDUSTRY TO ESTABLISH GOAL-BASED STANDARDS -- COMMON RULES WITH CLEARLY STATED GOALS FOR SAFETY RELIABILITY AND DURABILITY.

Key concepts: Subtitle, Maritime industry, Business, Reliability (semiconductor), Marine safety, Common law, Risk analysis (engineering), Engineering

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