Leader in Maritime Transport System.
Establishing a Maritime Transportation System based on the Development and Monitoring of National and International Standards.
Safer Ships, Secure Ports, Cleaner Seas.
Spur Towards quality development of national maritime policy by establish a safe, secure maritime transport and marine environment protection.
We always strive to provide efficient and effective services to the entire shipping community to enhance the safety of the Maritime Communication System.
Each service offered by the Malaysian Marine Department is structured with clear processing time targets and a high level of infrastructure availability, in line with national and international standards.
To verify the eligibility to sit for the examination within 1 week from the date the application is received.
Implement an auditing process on ship management companies in accordance with the Ship Management System adopted during the period 3 months from the date the audit application is approved until the last audit is fully closed.
Process and issue the certificate within 7 working days after the complete application is received.
Ensure lighthouse availability at least 99% to support navigation safety.
Ensure availability of beacons at least 98% as the main guide for the navigation route.
Ensure availability of at least 97% illuminated pilot buoys on critical paths.
Process and issue the Ship Registration Certificate within the period 3 working days after the complete application is received.
The Malaysian Marine Department is determined to provide quality maritime transport services by meeting regulatory and legal requirements to achieve customer satisfaction and achieve continuous improvement of the quality management system.
In implementing the quality policy, JLM emphasizes on meeting all stakeholders' needs and ensuring continuous improvement in the effectiveness of the quality management system. JLM sets quality objectives that are appropriate to the scope of implementation MS ISO 9001:2015. These objectives are set and discussed annually in management review meetings.
Ensuring the effectiveness of navigational aids (availability / reliability) according to the guide International Association of Lighthouse Authorities (IALA):
Achieved an average assessment score not less than 7.5 on a scale of 1 to 10 for: