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AMPTC is a Pan-Arab company engaged in the transport of hydrocarbon products and local trading of LPG.

AMPTC is dedicated to provide services of such quality that customers will receive superior value, while our employees and business partners will share in our success and our member states will receive a sustained superior return on their investment.

AMPTC acknowledges the sensitivity of its activities in relation to the environment and hence, committed to the highest standard levels of operation that the Maritime industry can offer.

Mission Statement

At AMPTC we believe that Safety, Quality and Environmental excellence is fundamental to the Company’s long term success and is therefore an integral part of our business plans.

In order to achieve Safety, Quality and Environmental excellence and Continual improvement the Management System of the Company has adopted the well-known methodology “Plan–Do–Check–Act” (PDCA).

Safety, Quality and Environmental responsibilities extend throughout the organization from the General Manager downwards.

The Company strives to operate its vessels without any incidents, whether loss of process, loss of property, injury to personnel or damage to the environment.

ALL AMPTC personnel have, active and constructive roles in our drive for flawless, efficient, competitive, customer focused operations. Thay are also encouraged to actively promote the concepts of our Safety, Quality and Environmental Excellence ashore and on board.

Safety, Quality & Environmental Policies

We will provide world-class ship management services that meet or exceed safety, environmental & customer requirements

This will be achieved by our total commitment to:

• Continually improving the effectiveness and performance of our Safety and Quality Management System, (SQMS)

• Implement, maintain and communicate this Policy to all Company employees and other interested parties.

• Creating interest and enthusiasm among employees for Safety, Health, Environment Protection and the enhancement of Customer Satisfaction.

• Recognizing that Health, Safety, Quality and Environment Protection are essential in order to achieve the Company's long term objectives. They are essential elements in our corporate planing, and are responsibilities of our top Management.

• Have established Safety, Quality and environmental Objectives to materialize this Policy. These objectives are continually monitored, reviewed and promoted.

• Ensuring compliance with mandatory rules / regulations and other requirements to which the Company subscribes.

• Providing adequate resources to promote this Policy.

• Establishing safeguards against all identified risks to Life, Health, Property and the Environment.

• Promoting safe, healthy and environmentally friendly practices and a safe working environment.

• Aiming to have Zero incidents including Zero accidental Spillages of harmful substances in the marine environment.

• Being prepared for Emergencies.

• Continually improving the Quality Management skills and competencies of personnel by promoting training, familiarization and drills.

• Using procedures, instructions and check-lists to provide clear operating guidance to personnel.

Management Drug / Alcohol Abuse Policy Statement

AMPTC Management believes that operating the vessel by a person, under the influence of drug or alcohol would affect his judgment in conducting his work. Therefore, to be inline with our Safety and Quality Policies in operating the vessel safely, effectively and to the highest acceptable standards, hereby the AMPTC Drug & Alcohol Policy is enumerated below in the succeeding paragraphs.

• No seafarer will navigate the vessel or assist in its navigation while under the influence of Drug or Alcohol.

• All Officers and Crewmembers will be tested for Alcohol and Drug abuse during their regular medical check up. In addition random testing of Alcohol and Drug abuse is to be carried out at least once a year and when ordered by competent authorities and the maximum level of alcohol in blood is 0%.

• The purchase, sale and consumption of Alcohol are prohibited on board, therefore, the Master at all times is responsible to ensure that there is no alcohol carried, purchased and consumed on board.

• Any Officer / Crewmember found trafficking in Drugs / Alcohol will be subject to instant dismissal.

• Any infractions to this policy and associated regulations shall be reported to the Company head office soonest.

Post-accident D&A testing In the event of any accident which results in damage to property, personnel or environment, personnel directly involved in the accident may be required to undergo through a drug & alcohol test.

Management Navigation Statement

The AMPTC navigation policy enumerated below in the succeeding paragraphs is to promote and establish sound and efficient Bridge Organization and Passage Planning with the objective that all managed vessels carry out their voyages safely, efficiently and with utmost dispatch.

• Navigators must be suitably certified in accordance with STCW standards. They must be competent and proficient with discipline so that they strictly
observe the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea. Before qualifying for watch keeping duties and for navigational watch, required training must be initiated ashore.

• The management of the Company appreciates that watch keeping is very responsible work consequently it supports human element, which demands long term commitment.

• Watch keeping officers through their diligence, professionalism and training provide a highly valued service to society.

• The company is strongly committed to maintain the ISM code requirements related to above and which are recorded in this manual.

• All Masters and Chief Engineers serving on Company vessels are directly responsible for the implementation of the above policy.

In order to achieve the above objectives:
• Current charts and navigational publications will be provided for all vessels by sub-contracted Chart Agents and constantly updated by designated officer on board.

• A “Berth to Berth” Passage planning utilizing all available information will be prepared prior to each vessel's sailing.

• All Officers are to be thoroughly familiar with all navigational equipment which is to be maintained in operational condition at all times. The Officers must also be aware of the vessel's maneuvering capabilities and of their duties when on watch.

• The Management of AMPTC hereby declares that the Company is totally committed to above statements and expects the same approach to be demonstrated by all individuals directly related to our company.

ISPS Code Policy

It is the Company’s Policy to provide a secure working environment, by establishing and maintaining the required security measures to prevent unlawful acts against ship’s, Ports, and terminals, which endanger the Safety and Security of persons and property.

Company objectives are to:

• Provide Security procedures and practices for ship operations to protect the security of ports and the wider community.

• Establish safeguards to reduce the risk to crew and port.

• Improve the security skills and awareness of company personnel ashore and onboard ship’s.

• Prepare contingency measures for emergencies relating to possible security incidents.

These objectives will be achieved by:

• A Ship Security Assessment and a Ship Security Plan specific to each individual ship

• Comprehensive training for Company personnel

• Actively promoting security awareness amongst company personnel

• Regular documented interviews and internal Audits of security procedures and plans, in order to allow for constant update and improvement to the plan.

• Consistently and systematically reviewing of its security policy and relevant security measures in order to ensure that they remain effective. All employees are expected to comply with the required procedures within the ship security plan and should be familiar with the relevant security duties required of them and the measures required to protect the ship from any unlawful act. The company ensures that the Company Security Officers (CSO) and the Master being the Ship Security Officer (SSO) are given the necessary support to fulfill their duties and responsibilities in accordance with XI-2 of the 1974 SOLAS Convention.