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- AMSA 739Notification of a lost, stolen or damaged surveyor ID card (form 739)Last updated: 08/02/2024
- Marine order 96—Marine pollution prevention—sewageLast updated: 01/20/2021
Updated Marine Order 504 (Certificates of operation – national law) now availableUpdated Marine Order 504 now available.Last updated: 11/19/2024
Celebrating World Maritime Day 2024: 'Navigating the Future: Safety First!'Today, AMSA proudly celebrates World Maritime Day 2024 alongside the International Maritime Organization (IMO).Last updated: 09/26/2024- Exemption 48 - Marine Safety (Houseboats)You do not need to apply to us for this exemption.You will need to keep your supporting documents on board and ready to be presented to authorities if required.Last updated: 03/12/2025
- Marine order 91—Marine pollution prevention—oilLast updated: 02/24/2025
- NP–ADV–002: Communication plan for the National PlanAdvice for those control agencies that have jurisdictional or legislative responsibilities for marine oil spills, consistent with the oil spill contingency plans, and as stakeholders in the NationaLast updated: 03/18/2024
- Training for major oil spill on the Great Barrier ReefPrevention from marine pollution is imperative to protect Australia’s unique marine environments and the livelihoods of thousands of Australians.Last updated: 10/27/2020
- AMSA 433Application for registration as a private seafarer recruitment and placement service (form 433)
To operate as a private seafarer recruitment and placement service in Australia, you must register with AMSA.
Use this form to apply to register.
Last updated: 04/07/2026 - AMSA 335Application for registration on the international register (form 335)
You can use this form to make an application for your vessel to be registered on the international register.
Last updated: 09/05/2025 - Guidance for Marine order 47 (Offshore industry units)This guidance assists the offshore oil and gas industry in understanding the intent of marine order 47 (Offshore industry units), made under the Navigation Act 2012.Last updated: 04/29/2021
- Explosion: Lithium-ion battery system involved in thermal runaway event onboard a domestic commercial vesselAn explosion occurred on a charter fishing vessel whilst berthed. The investigation identified that the ignition source was a lithium-ion battery that was not holding charge connected to a battery charger in a way that bypassed the battery management safety system. The vessel was beyond repair following the explosion.Last updated: 07/18/2025
- Marine cookThis certificate enables you to work as a marine cook on ships of any size in any operating area.Last updated: 07/11/2024
- Marine environmentWe are responsible for casualty response and pollution prevention in the marine environment. Our response capabilities are coordinated and maintained under the National Plan for Maritime Environmental Emergencies.Last updated: 11/07/2019
- Exemption 24 - Marine Safety (Emergency service vessels)Exemption 24 allows volunteer emergency services to crew their vessels using trained volunteers without a certificate of competency.Last updated: 10/03/2025
- AMSA 742Notification of a change of circumstance (government surveyor becoming private) (form 742)
Use this form to notify us if you change your survey from government to private.
Last updated: 08/02/2024 - Marine safety agenciesMarine safety agencies deliver essential services across Australia, including local waterways management, environmental oversight, pilotage, navigation aids, ports, harbours and mooring operations, and recreational boating support.Last updated: 11/19/2025
- Marine order 98—Marine pollution—anti-fouling systemsLast updated: 03/01/2023
- Exemption 41 - Marine Safety (Unpowered barges)This exemption is for owners of certain kinds of unpowered barges where it may not be practical to comply with specified construction and equipment requirements.Last updated: 07/01/2025
- Work on AISR vessels using an overseas certificateIf you have an offer of employment on a ship registered on the Australian International Shipping Register (AISR), you may need a certificate of equivalence (CoE). A CoE allows you to work on an AISR-registered ship using your overseas STCW certificate, without an AMSA-issued certificate of competency or certificate of recognition.Last updated: 04/13/2026