Code 12105
Temperature control
This deficiency falls under the Dangerous Goods category of the harmonised PSC inspection system. It relates to the Dangerous Chemicals in Bulk (CoF/BC Code),, Dangerous Chemicals in Bulk (ICoF/IBC Code), International Pollution Prevention (NLS in Bulk), Dangerous Goods Document of Compliance statutory certificate. The governing international instrument is SOLAS Chapter VII (Carriage of dangerous goods) and the IMDG Code.
No itemised inspection records for this code in our dataset. This code is part of the official harmonised PSC system and may appear in future inspections.
What does PSC deficiency code 12105 mean?
Code 12105 (Temperature control) is used by port state control inspectors to record a finding related to dangerous goods. It specifically relates to the Dangerous Chemicals in Bulk (CoF/BC Code),, Dangerous Chemicals in Bulk (ICoF/IBC Code), International Pollution Prevention (NLS in Bulk), Dangerous Goods Document of Compliance certificate.
What happens when this deficiency is found?
When an inspector records this deficiency, the vessel’s master receives a written notice. Depending on severity, the finding may need to be rectified before departure, at the next port, or within an agreed timeframe. Serious deficiencies can lead to detention.
Which convention does this deficiency code relate to?
This code falls under SOLAS Chapter VII (Carriage of dangerous goods) and the IMDG Code.
Based on 12,814 inspections with itemised deficiency records (7% of 183,503 total inspections).
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