Pre-PSC Readiness
Identify detention risks, test crew readiness and prioritise corrective action before the inspector boards.
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Identify detention-risk deficiencies before inspectors board.
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Prioritise corrective actions while there is still time to act.
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Prepare crew, documents and evidence for inspection pressure.
Built for the teams accountable when PSC boards.
For owners, operators, technical teams and fleet managers who need to know what may fail before the inspector finds it.
Shipowners
Protect schedule, reputation and commercial continuity.
Operators
Identify what must be corrected before arrival.
Technical Managers
Prioritize detainable risks and technical evidence.
DPA / CSO Teams
Verify SMS, drills, crew readiness and onboard discipline.
Fleet Managers
Rank exposure across vessels, ports and inspection windows.
Charter-Facing Teams
Reduce delay risk before commercial commitments are affected.
Vessels with Previous PSC Deficiencies
Close repeated findings before they become stronger evidence against the vessel.
Upcoming Calls to High-Scrutiny Ports
Prepare for ports where inspection standards are stricter and tolerance is lower.
Bring Rajyn in before a manageable gap becomes a PSC problem.
Pre-PSC support is most valuable when the vessel is approaching a port call, carrying previous findings, or facing higher inspection exposure.
Before arrival
After previous PSC deficiencies
Before U.S., Australia, China or EU port calls
Before charterer or terminal scrutiny
After crew change
After long voyages or heavy operations
When documentation confidence is low
The Areas That Can Determine Your Inspection Outcome
Rajyn keeps its inspectors aligned with current PSC trends and recurring detention findings, ensuring every assessment focuses on the areas most likely to affect your vessel’s inspection outcome.
Certificates & Statutory Records
Verification of certificate validity, survey status, expiry dates, logbook completion and consistency across vessel records.
Fire Safety Systems
Condition and operational testing of fire doors, dampers, pumps, fixed firefighting systems, hoses, detectors and alarms.
Life-Saving Appliances
Condition and readiness of lifeboats, rescue boats, launching equipment, EPIRBs, hydrostatic release units and emergency lighting.
Navigation & Bridge Systems
Review of passage plans, ECDIS and chart updates, GMDSS, AIS, radar, BNWAS and required bridge records.
MARPOL & Pollution Prevention
Condition of pollution-prevention equipment and accuracy of oil, sludge, garbage, sewage, ballast-water and bunker records.
ISM & Planned Maintenance
Implementation of the SMS, maintenance status, non-conformity follow-up, drills, risk assessments and corrective-action records.
ISPS & Vessel Security
Security documentation, access controls, restricted areas, onboard drills and crew understanding of security procedures.
MLC & Crew Welfare
Hours-of-rest records, employment agreements, medical supplies, provisions, accommodation standards and crew-welfare conditions.
Deck, Cargo & Mooring
Condition and safe operation of cargo-securing equipment, hatch covers, mooring systems, gangways, lifting gear and deck areas.
Engine Room & Emergency Systems
Condition of machinery spaces, bilges, alarms, emergency generators, quick-closing valves and protection from exposed hot surfaces.
Everything your team
needs to act before PSC boards
Rajyn delivers a clear action package that identifies detention risk, shows what requires attention, and gives owners and managers a practical close-out path before arrival.
Pre-PSC Inspection Report
Detainable Deficiency Risk List
Corrective Action Plan
Photo Evidence Appendix
Certificate & Documentation Review
Crew Familiarization Notes
Close-Out Tracker
INSPECTION
REPORT
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Submit vessel details for a PSC readiness review
Share the vessel name, IMO, next port, ETA, recent PSC history, and urgency. Rajyn will assess the vessel’s exposure and recommend the most suitable support.