10th Edition SIR - Consolidated Amendments (issued July 2024). (CDI) has released Consolidated Amendments to the 10th Edition Ship Inspection Report (SIR). The amendments have been consolidated and created based on feedback submitted to CDI since the launch of the 10th edition SIR in February 2024. Please note the following: i. All feedback received was evaluated by CDI’s Marine Technical Committee. ii. A vertical black line on the right-hand side indicates the change. iii. No questions have been changed. iv. The amendments are changes to Guidance Notes (GNs) only. General Manager CDI
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The CDI Foundation is a non-profit making and non-commercial organisation funded by the chemical industry. CDI’s core membership currently consists of 70 international Chemical Companies. CDI is responsible for the accreditation of inspectors and auditors to provide inspection and audit reports for use in the risk assessment process in the chemical industry. The three CDI schemes are each managed by their own Executive Boards, made up of individual representatives from the chemical company participants. There are over 150 CDI accredited global inspectors and auditors who can conduct CDI inspections and audits around the world. In addition to meeting academic and industry experience criteria, the inspectors and auditors are trained, examined and performance monitored in the field. Accreditation certificates remain the property of CDI and individuals failing to meet the continuous rigorous standards have their certification revoked. 1994, CDI-Marine CDI-M was created by the chemical industry to improve the safety and quality performance of bulk liquid shipping on chemical tankers. CDI-M now provides annual inspection reports on the world fleet of chemical and liquid petroleum gas tankers, The inspections are conducted by CDI-M Accredited inspectors located in ports around the world. 1997, CDI-Terminals The CDI-T scheme was developed in 1997 its purpose is to improve the safety and quality performance of bulk liquid storage terminals. 2002, International Marine Packed Cargo Audit Scheme (IMPCAS) The largest scheme of its kind in the world, with auditors based in the major container handling ports. Developed to provide audit reports on each category of service provider involved in the logistic distribution supply chain, the scheme extends to include: Shipping Companies, Ships, Tank Container Operators, Container Freight Stations, Freight Forwarders, Agents, and Container Terminals.
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10th Edition SIR - Consolidated Amendments (issued July 2024). (CDI) has released Consolidated Amendments to the 10th Edition Ship Inspection Report (SIR). The amendments have been consolidated and created based on feedback submitted to CDI since the launch of the 10th edition SIR in February 2024. Please note the following: i. All feedback received was evaluated by CDI’s Marine Technical Committee. ii. A vertical black line on the right-hand side indicates the change. iii. No questions have been changed. iv. The amendments are changes to Guidance Notes (GNs) only. General Manager CDI
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CDI web site updates and new Ship Inspection Request Database CDI stakeholders are advised that CDI is launching its new web site, CDI home page and new Ship Inspection Request Database on the 29th May 2024 1. New CDI web site & Domain name, from the 29th May 2024: From the 29th May 2024, the new CDI web site home page domain name will be www.cdim.org i. The old domain name (www.cdi.org.uk ) will be closed down from the 29th May, but will be linked to the new domain home page - Consequently, any users searching the old domain name will be automatically directed to the new CDI home page domain name www.cdim.org ii. Whilst a familiarity to the CDI web site is being retained to assist in navigating the CDI web site, a fresh new look has none the less been introduced. 2. New “Ship Inspection Request Database” from the 29th May 2024 From the 29th May 2024, all CDI Marine ship operators will have to log-in to the new Ship Inspection Request database in order to submit a Ship inspection request to CDI i. Existing Ship Operators, already registered with CDI, will be able to login to their existing CDI account using their existing CDI user name and password and then select a vessel from their own fleet, select vessel type and inspection type(s) in the usual manner ii. New Ship Operators who are not registered with CDI, will be invited to contact the CDI Ship Inspection Department for the required Annex B agreement and registration form, in order to register their fleet with CDI and be issued with a user name and password General Manager CDI
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CDI web site updates and new Ship Inspection Request Database CDI stakeholders are advised that CDI is launching its new web site, CDI home page and new Ship Inspection Request Database on the 29th May 2024 1. New CDI web site & Domain name, from the 29th May 2024: From the 29th May 2024, the new CDI web site home page domain name will be www.cdim.org i. The old domain name (www.cdi.org.uk ) will be closed down from the 29th May, but will be linked to the new domain home page - Consequently, any users searching the old domain name will be automatically directed to the new CDI home page domain name www.cdim.org ii. Whilst a familiarity to the CDI web site is being retained to assist in navigating the CDI web site, a fresh new look has none the less been introduced. 2. New “Ship Inspection Request Database” from the 29th May 2024 From the 29th May 2024, all CDI Marine ship operators will have to log-in to the new Ship Inspection Request database in order to submit a Ship inspection request to CDI i. Existing Ship Operators, already registered with CDI, will be able to login to their existing CDI account using their existing CDI user name and password and then select a vessel from their own fleet, select vessel type and inspection type(s) in the usual manner ii. New Ship Operators who are not registered with CDI, will be invited to contact the CDI Ship Inspection Department for the required Annex B agreement and registration form, in order to register their fleet with CDI and be issued with a user name and password General Manager CDI
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CDI-Marine 2024 Inspector Accreditation Training Course: Closing date for applicants is now close of Business UK Time on the 1st March 2024 As advised, CDI Marine has expanded its vessel type inspection scope to also include LNG, Product and Dry Bulk, in addition to the current Chemical and LPG inspections. This is to ensure that CDI marine vessel type inspection scope covers the entire chemical global supply chain. As part of this strategic plan, CDI is expanding the global number of CDI-Marine inspectors and will hold a CDI-Marine Inspector Accreditation Training Course in Houston Texas USA from 13 to 17 May 2024. The course is based on the CDI Marine 10th Edition Ship Inspection Report. Aimed at Ship Operators, chemical company logistics managers and independent inspector candidates, the course provides a unique training opportunity in industry best operating practice. This 5 day intensive course is devised to satisfy the training requirements for CDI Marine Inspector Accreditation. There are limited spaces available. It should be noted that delegates seeking Accreditation as CDI-Marine Inspectors must meet CDI prerequisite requirements and be a qualified and experienced in ISO Quality Auditing, or an equivalent standard, and should have knowledge and experience of the chemical supply and marine transport industry sector which they will ultimately audit. The CDI-Marine Inspector Accreditation Training pack, full details, costs and application form is available to download from the CDI Marine download page or from this announcement
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10th Edition Ship Inspection Report: Voluntary Remote Viewing Mapping Document. For the attention of all CDI registered Ship Operators. CDI has issued an updated CDI Voluntary Remote Viewing Mapping Document (dated 31st January 2024). This is for ship operators who wish to continue to undertake the voluntary “remote viewing” of a vessels certificate as part of a new CDI 10th edition Ship Inspection Report (SIR). This updated CDI mapping document lists each of the documents/certificates, with a numeric reference against the new 10th edition Ship Inspection Report question number(s), in addition to indicating the previous 9th edition SIR numeric reference for guidance. As will be seen there are minimal changes to the previous version of this document. However, if choosing to transmit certificates/documents to the CDI inspector under a 10th Edition SIR. the Operator should number (reference) each document as indicated in the “10th Edition CDI remote review mapping document” as set out and explained in the attached. Please Note: • 1. The “Cargo related section” is no longer part of the remote document review process. • 2. If for any reason the Operator is unable to transmit the documentation to the CDI inspector, the inspector will review all documentation when onboard the vessel. • 3. Findings discovered by the CDI Inspector during the remote review of documentation should continue to be only be discussed during the physical Inspection on board the Vessel. Full details and the Remote Viewing Mapping Document can be accessed in this document General Manager CDI
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CDI: Reminder Launch of 10th Edition Ship Inspection Report Further to earlier CDI announcements in August and November 2023, CDI reminds all stakeholders that the 10th Edition Ship Inspection Report will be launched and go live on the 5th February 2024 CDI also draws stakeholders’ attention to the clarifications in Notes 1, 2 and 3 as explained in the full notification here General Manager CDI
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CDI -Marine: 10th Edition Ship Inspection Report (SIR) Revised Launch Schedule. Further to CDI’s earlier announcement dated 22nd August 2023, regarding the launch of the new expanded 10th Edition Ship Inspection Report CDI has received constructive feedback from all CDI Stakeholders to the previously released 10.4 Version of the 10th Edition Ship Inspection Report. Consequently, following review of the feedback received it has been felt beneficial to incorporate some of this feedback into the 10th Edition SIR ensuring an enhancement of the 10th Edition for all users. Therefore, CDI will be releasing an updated 10.5 version of the 10th edition Ship Inspection report on the 28th November 2023, along with an accompanying list of the adjustments undertaken. CDI recognises these changes has an impact on all stakeholders and following consultation the launch of the 10th edition SIR is now deferred to the 5th February 2024, to allow additional lead time. Full details in this document;