Marine order 505—Certificates of competency

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Current	Marine Order 505 (Certificates of competency — national law) 2013
Commenced	1 July 2017
About	Marine order 505 includes: kinds of certificates that may be issued application requirements for a certificate of competency criteria which must be met for AMSA to issue a certificate of competency conditions on a certificate of competency endorsements of existing certificates requirements for renewing, varying, suspending and revoking a certificate key definitions. Announcement We are reviewing this marine order and Part D (Crew competencies) of the National Standard for Commercial Vessels Consultation on proposed changes to Marine Order 505 closed on 29 September 2019. AMSA is now considering the submissions and the proposals put forward during the consultation process. Due to the valuable feedback we have received from industry the implementation dates for the proposed changes are also under further consideration. We will update you via AMSA Update once amended timelines have been determined.
Assistance and tools	Legislation and incorporated material Marine order 501 (Administration—national law) Marine safety (Domestic commercial vessel) National Law Act 2012 Marine safety (Domestic commercial vessel) National Law Regulation 2013 National Standard for Commercial Vessels Exemptions which may apply Exemption 08—Marine safety (Temporary service) Exemption 10—Marine safety (Operation of fishing vessels) Exemption 12—Marine safety (Inland waters) Exemption 13—Marine safety (Wildlife or other sightseeing) Exemption 14—Marine safety (Sea rangers) Exemption 15—Marine safety (Scientific research and educational activities) Exemption 16—Marine safety (Traditional fishing) Exemption 17—Marine safety (Great Barrier Reef Region and Torres Strait zone) Exemption 18—Marine safety (Sail) Exemption 20—Marine safety (Special operations) Exemption 21—Marine safety (Operator vehicular ferry–in–chains) Exemption 22—Marine safety (Bareboats) Exemption 23—Marine safety (Masters or crew without certificates) Exemption 24—Marine Safety (Emergency services vessels) Exemption 25—Marine safety (Old certificates of competency—local restrictions) Exemption 26—Marine safety (Expired certificates) Exemption 30—Marine safety (Navigation Act seafarer qualifications) Exemption 31—Marine safety (Expired pre-USL Code certificates) Exemption 33—Marine safety (Sailing vessels with motor propulsion) Exemption 34—Marine safety (Expired perpetual certificates) Exemption 36—Marine safety (Steam-powered vessels) Exemption 38—Marine safety (Low complexity duties) Related content Fees for certificate services—domestic commercial vessel safety Infringement notices National Law Act general exemptions National law exemptions for marine orders for domestic commercial vessels Application Application to suspend or revoke a certificate or approval (AMSA 600) Certificate of competency application (AMSA 426)
Superseded	Refer to the Federal Register of Legislation for previous versions of this marine order.
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Current

Marine Order 505 (Certificates of competency — national law) 2013

Commenced

1 July 2017

About

Marine order 505 includes:

kinds of certificates that may be issued
application requirements for a certificate of competency
criteria which must be met for AMSA to issue a certificate of competency
conditions on a certificate of competency
endorsements of existing certificates
requirements for renewing, varying, suspending and revoking a certificate
key definitions.

Announcement

We are reviewing this marine order and Part D (Crew competencies) of the National Standard for Commercial Vessels

Consultation on proposed changes to Marine Order 505 closed on 29 September 2019. AMSA is now considering the submissions and the proposals put forward during the consultation process.

Due to the valuable feedback we have received from industry the implementation dates for the proposed changes are also under further consideration.

We will update you via AMSA Update once amended timelines have been determined.

Assistance and tools

Legislation and incorporated material

Exemptions which may apply

Related content

Application

Superseded

Refer to the Federal Register of Legislation for previous versions of this marine order.

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Standards

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Australia and Fiji work together to fix maritime navigation equipment damaged by Tropical Cyclone Winston

Appeals Tribunal upholds AMSA ship detention

Mount Barney caretakers awarded search and rescue accolade

My Boat provides easy access to on-board safety standards

Search concluded for man overboard in Bass Strait

AMSA recognises Royal Australian Navy marine technician training

Joint Media Release: Hazardous and Noxious Substance (HNS) incident response capability

AMSA bans vessel from Australian ports for 12 months

Helicopter to rescue passengers from Russian vessel in Antarctica

Search and rescue of passenger vessel beset in ice continues

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Perth SES volunteers to take part in AMSA air observation course this weekend

AMSA Search and Rescue Officers take part in flight exercise

Visit Victoria’s lighthouses during International Lighthouse Weekend

AMSA consultation to streamline National System and reduce red tape—Adelaide

Several bushwalkers rescued by helicopter in Tasmania and New South Wales

National Plan oil spill response team leaders put through their paces

Search for overdue aircraft concludes

Cruise ship recovers solo sailor from life raft

Three people rescued off Tasmanian coast in rough seas overnight

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