The ISM Code came out of casualties in which the immediate cause was a human action and the real cause was the organisation that made that action likely. Reading it as a response to that finding, rather than as documentation, is what makes its structure intelligible. Sixteen chapters cover what the Code actually requires, the skeleton every safety management system shares, the designated person and the master's overriding authority, procedures and checklists against the work actually done, non-conformities and why near miss reporting matters most, internal audits and the management review, emergency preparedness, critical equipment, resources and familiarisation, certification and external audit, and the difference between a system that is written and one that is lived. WHAT IS INSIDE 280 multiple-choice questions: 240 chapter questions plus a 40-question practice final examination Complete answer keys for both, with 72 explained answers for the ones that most often catch people out 4 worked management scenarios 8 clear technical diagrams Examination preparation, a revision checklist, and chapters on records and on keeping competence current A 16-term glossary and a quick reference section WHO IT IS FOR Officers preparing for examinations, designated persons and shore staff, and anybody aboard who has to make a safety management system work in the space between what is written and what happens.
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