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While the waterways of the world can be dangerous due to climatic factors or mere negligence, in some cases, the recklessness of another individual or corporation can damage a vessel, her crew and/or her cargo. Maritime piracy, terrorism, fraud and laundering are all viable threats that can cause severe loss to maritime companies and their employees.
To prevent such loss or injury, it's essential that maritime companies comply with all maritime security laws.
Intended to protect ports and waterways, the Maritime Transportation Security Act of 2002 (MTSA) was first signed into law by President George W. Bush and currently requires vessels and ports to:
MTSA also stipulates that a U.S. Coast Guard official is appointed to serve as the head of each region (as mapped out by this law), ensuring that the security plan for a particular area is uniform and compliant.
Representatives of each region for a maritime security programs and regularly meet to discuss new issues and ensure that security plans are up-to-date.
Maritime security companies can help protect a maritime company by providing it with:
Esteemed maritime security companies include (but aren't limited to):
Jobs commonly offered in the maritime security industry include (but aren't limited to):
Keep in mind that the specific job requirements for such positions, as well as the required maritime security training will vary from company to company.
Have you or a loved one been injured while working for the maritime security industry? If so, contact us today to speak with an experienced Jones Act attorney who can evaluate your case and determine whether you are entitled to a settlement for your injuries and losses. Initial consultations are free to encourage injured parties to seek the compensation they need and deserve.
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