Promoting naval safety and environmental protection through the cooperative production, sustainment and application of codes for design and assurance of naval shipping.
The Council and Steering Committees held their June meetings at LR's London office, an opportunity to get together in person to review progress and steer the direction of INSA for the coming year.
The Webinar held on 28 July 2022 providing an introduction to INSA's Environmental Guidelines has been made available
INSA will be hosting a short webinar titled INSA's Environmental Guidelines. Join INSA's Environmental Working Group lead to learn about INSA's work to develop environmental guidelines for Naval Ships.
We have partners contributing to safety at sea from all around the World.
“ The Naval Codes continue to provide Australia with confidence that they are meeting and maintaining international standards. “
“ All of the Belgian Navy's new projects are executed in accordance with the Naval Ship Code. “
“ INSA Community is very useful to exchange feedback between many stakeholders in the Naval World. “
“ The INSA Naval Safety Codes represent a commitment to the responsibilities of naval vessels, moving beyond the basic principles of various legal exemptions. KR believe this serves as a minimum effort toward compliance with international law, taking into account the specific missions of naval vessels. This framework can foster a consensus on international norms. “
“ The Naval Ship Code gives us an up to date risk inventory, including commercial shipping risks and risks initiated by the use of naval ships. “
“ INSA's Naval Safety Codes will enable the Norwegian Navy to comply with National Safety Legislation (Ship Safety Act) “
“ The Naval Boat Code provides an excellent framework for future projects for new boats for the Royal Norwegian Navy. “
“ INSA’s Naval Safety Codes have enabled the Republic of Singapore Navy to develop and ensure the RSN Design Safety Code remain relevant and comprehensive to address the safety requirement (immediate and systemic) for assurance of both design and continued seaworthiness. “
“ All three Naval Codes provide the Royal Navy with an invaluable standard for assuring the safety of HM surface warships, submarines, government auxiliaries and boats. The use of INSA's Naval Safety Codes have enabled assurance and successfully issued tailored certification for several decades to our fleet. As INSA as linkages to the NATO structure we are also able to integrate the goal-based approach with military capability needs and solutions to military threats. The pooling of resources across INSA members has generated efficiencies and allows sharing of best practice across allied nations, especially those affiliated to NATO and its partners. “
