1. UNEP, Global Programme on Sustainable Ship Recycling. 12/1/08, Dhaka. Ship Recycling - The Practicalities behind ESM Robin Townsend Lead Specialist External Affairs

2. UNEP, Global Programme on Sustainable Ship Recycling. 12/1/08, Dhaka. Guidelines – current to future. IMO Guidelines (A962(23)) ILO Guidelines Basel Convention Guidelines Industry Interim measures ----------------------------- Convention guidelines ISO Standards Class society / industry guidelines – schedules EU requirements / guidelines?

3. UNEP, Global Programme on Sustainable Ship Recycling. 12/1/08, Dhaka. Documentation to facilitate Safe and Environmentally Sound Ship Recycling Inventory of hazardous materials (reg 5) Ship Recycling Plan (reg 9) Ready for Recycling (reg 10) Controls and authorisation of ship recycling facilities (reg 16 and 17) Recycling Facility Management Plan (reg 19) Reporting and deregistration (reg 25, 26)

4. UNEP, Global Programme on Sustainable Ship Recycling. 12/1/08, Dhaka. Surveys required (Part C) Ships – Initial, [periodical], final Recycling facilities; –Legislation –Regulations –Standards –Competent authorities –Verification –authorization

5. UNEP, Global Programme on Sustainable Ship Recycling. 12/1/08, Dhaka. Certification to Standards Recognised organisations and nominated surveyors Competent authorities International recognition ISO standards; –9001 –14001 –30000 series

6. UNEP, Global Programme on Sustainable Ship Recycling. 12/1/08, Dhaka. Certification Example of an existing LR certificate Inventory of Hazardous materials attached Feeds into Ship Recycling Plan

7. UNEP, Global Programme on Sustainable Ship Recycling. 12/1/08, Dhaka. Essentials of ESM Prevention of accidents (gas free) Hazardous material management Emergency preparedness and response Worker safety and training Reporting on incidents

8. UNEP, Global Programme on Sustainable Ship Recycling. 12/1/08, Dhaka. Industry requirements New legislation to implement and adapt – for who? Sampling New hazardous materials Licensing recycling facilities Ship Recycling Plan Approval Ready for Recycling certificates

9. UNEP, Global Programme on Sustainable Ship Recycling. 12/1/08, Dhaka. Certification Cycle OwnerRecycling facility Inventory – at newbuild Authorised Recycling facility or before scrapping Recycling facility management Plan Intent to recycle - to flag intent to recycle - to authority Ship Recycling PlanShip Recycling Plan Final survey – Ready for recyclingPlanned start (report) Reporting on completion

10. UNEP, Global Programme on Sustainable Ship Recycling. 12/1/08, Dhaka. Appendix 1 hazards Asbestos – PCBs – CFCs – TBT paint

11. UNEP, Global Programme on Sustainable Ship Recycling. 12/1/08, Dhaka. Appendix 2 Hazards Cadmium and compounds Hexavalent chromium and compounds Lead and compounds Mercury and compounds PBBs PBDEs Polychloronapthalenes Radioactive substances Shortchain chlorinated paraffins Newbuilds only

12. Robin Townsend Lead Specialist External Affairs Tel; +44 (0) 207 423 1415 Fax; +44 (0) 207 423 2951 Email; robin.townsend@lr.orgrobin.townsend@lr.org Web: www.lr.orgwww.lr.org UNEP, Global Programme on Sustainable Ship Recycling. 12/1/08, Dhaka. The Lloyds Register Group works to enhance safety and approve assets and systems at sea, on land and in the air – because life matters. Services are provided by members of the Lloyds Register Group Lloyds Register, Lloyds Register EMEA and Lloyds Register Asia are exempt charities under the UK Charities Act 1993.