How do I get a MSIC card in WA?
You have 30 days to visit the Pilbara Ports Authority MSIC office in person to submit your completed access application form, show evidence of a valid MSIC, provide a clear drug and alcohol screen and have your photo taken.
How do I get my MSIC?
To apply for a 2 year or 4 year MSIC, you’ll need to:
- provide evidence of your operational need to hold a MSIC, with a letter of sponsorship from your employer or the port facility.
- lodge an application through a MSIC issuing body, and.
How do I renew my MSIC card?
You will just need to take the following steps:
- Fill out your form online.
- Submit documents to verify your identity.
- Submit your application.
- Get your MSIC license renewal printed or posted.
- Return your expired MSIC.
How much does a MSIC card cost?
From $374 ex GST What is a Job-Ready MSIC?
Can anyone get an MSIC card?
Who needs an MSIC? You will need to apply for an MSIC if your occupation or business interests require, or will require you to: access a maritime security zone unmonitored at least once each year or; have a background check, but do not require you to access maritime security zones.
How long is a MSIC card valid for?
An MSIC is valid for either 2 years or 4 years depending on which type is purchased. If you purchase a 4 year MSIC, you must report changes to your name and permanent residential address at least 2 years and 30 days prior to the expiry date of your MSIC.
Why maritime security is important?
Maritime security is of utmost significance to the world community as there are maritime concerns ranging from piracy at sea to illegal immigration and weapon smuggling. It also deals with threats of terrorist attacks and environmental catastrophes.
What is a cost card Maritime?
The Certificate of safety training (COST) is the first international qualification you need to become a seafarer. This certificate may be recognised by some overseas or foreign maritime administrations to operate their Flagged ships. This Certificate may also be used for Domestic Commercial Vessels catering crewing.
What are the 3 levels of security?
The security features governing the security of an identity can be divided into three levels of security, i.e. Level 1 Security (L1S) (Overt), Level 2 Security (L2S) (Covert) and Level 3 Security (L3S) (Forensic).
What is the difference between maritime security and maritime safety?
Definition. Overall, maritime safety encompasses the protection of ports, ships, and their communities against unintentional dangers and harms (e.g., storm at sea), whereas maritime security encompasses the protection of ports, ships, and their communities against deliberate dangers and harms (e.g., piracy).
What is a maritime security identification card (MSIC)?
What is a Maritime Security Identification Card (MSIC)? An MSIC is a nationally consistent identification card that states the holder has undergone a background check and is cleared to work unescorted or unmonitored in a maritime security zone. MSICs are valid for up to 4 years, with a background check required every 2 years.
When did the maritime security zone card become compulsory?
This card became a compulsory requirement on 1 January 2007. Maritime Security Zones within the Southern Ports includes all wharves, as well as adjacent areas within the permanent security 3.
Can I enter a maritime security zone without an MSIC?
If ASIO recommends an applicant should not be issued an MSIC, the applicant may ask for the decision to be reviewed by the Administrative Appeals Tribunal. If the appeal is not successful, or if the applicant does not make an appeal, he or she cannot enter a Maritime Security Zone.