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Femmy Sofie Schouten
Indonesia Land Transportation Polytechnic, Bekasi, Indonesia

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OPTIMIZATION OF THE NICKEL LOAD TEST PROCESS BEFORE LOADING IN THE MV. LUMOSOS STRIPE M Adil Wanadi; Femmy Sofie Schouten; Wisnu Handoko; William Seno; Yus Rizal; Guntur Tri Indra
Meteor STIP Marunda Vol. 18 No. 1 (2025): Vol 18 No 1 (2025): June
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Nickel Ore cargo is a cargo that requires special handling starting from checking before being loaded onto the ship and still on the barge, during the loading process, to its maintenance in the hatch during the ship's voyage. For this reason, attention is needed so as not to pose a danger to shipping safety. This study aims to find out things that can still be improved in the handling of nickel cargo in MV. Lumoso Raya so that important recommendations were obtained for ship safety. The research methods used are qualitative through direct observation in the field, interviews with related parties, literature studies, and documentation. The data obtained is then analyzed and presented in the form of a descriptive narrative. The results of the study show that there are still obstacles in handling nickel cargo before the loading process, namely the lack of understanding of the crew, and differences of opinion between the Officer On Watch or the guard officer and the shipper. The researcher proposed that familiarization is still needed to improve the knowledge of the crew, as well as an explanation of the Lumoso Circular no. 5/10/2017 owned by the company PT. Lumoso Pratama Line which is a guide for operational procedures on ships in loading nickel so that the process of loading nickel becomes more optimal and also guarantees the safety of ships in sailing
Effectiveness Analysis of Indonesia's Port State Control Inspection Under Tokyo MOU: A Mixed-Methods Approach Femmy Sofie Schouten; M. Adil Wanadi; Wisnu Wardana Kusuma; Agus Pramono; Dandun Prakosa; Rio Laksamana
Meteor STIP Marunda Vol. 18 No. 1 (2025): Vol 18 No 1 (2025): June
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Port State Control (PSC) is a critical mechanism for ensuring maritime safety, environmental protection, and compliance with international shipping regulations. As a member of the Tokyo Memorandum of Understanding (Tokyo MOU), Indonesia conducts PSC inspections to monitor foreign vessels operating in its waters. This study examines the effectiveness of Indonesia's PSC inspections under the Tokyo MOU framework, analyzing ship detention trends, common deficiencies, and regulatory enforcement challenges. A mixed-methods approach is employed, combining quantitative analysis of PSC inspection and detention data from recent years with qualitative assessments of inspection procedures and regulatory frameworks. Findings indicate that while Indonesia has improved PSC implementation, challenges persist in inspection consistency and resource limitations. The study highlights the need for enhanced coordination among maritime authorities, improved inspector training, and stricter regulatory compliance to optimize inspection effectiveness. The research concludes that a more rigorous and consistent PSC approach will contribute to safer maritime operations and reduced environmental risks. This study contributes to maritime safety literature by providing insights into PSC implementation in a developing maritime nation, along with policy recommendations to strengthen regulatory practices and advance global maritime safety standards.