1. Personal Information
This includes the seafarer's full name, contact information, nationality, and other personal details needed for identification purposes.
2. Valid Identification
The seafarer needs to present a valid government-issued ID or passport to confirm their identity.
3. Medical Certificate
This is a certificate that confirms the seafarer's medical fitness to work onboard a vessel. The certificate must be issued by an authorized medical practitioner.
4. Vision and Hearing Tests
These tests are conducted to ensure that the seafarer has good vision and hearing, which are crucial for performing their duties safely and effectively.
5. Physical Examination
A physical examination is conducted to ensure that the seafarer is in good overall health and free from any medical conditions that could compromise their ability to work onboard.
6. Immunization Record
The seafarer must provide a record of their immunizations to ensure that they are protected against common diseases that can be contracted onboard.
7. Drug and Alcohol Testing
A drug and alcohol test is conducted to ensure that the seafarer is not under the influence of drugs or alcohol while onboard, which could pose a safety risk to themselves and others.
8. STCW Certificate
The STCW (Standards of Training, Certification, and Watchkeeping) certificate is required for seafarers working on vessels over a certain size. It confirms that the seafarer has completed the necessary training and certification required to work onboard.
9. Seafarer's Book
The seafarer's book is an official document that confirms the seafarer's identity, nationality, and qualifications. It's required for all seafarers working onboard vessels.
10. Passport-Sized Photos
The seafarer needs to provide passport-sized photos to be used for their MMC application and other official documents.
