
Designed for Liberian-flagged ships, this GMDSS radio logbook offers a clear format for documenting radiocommunications. Includes guidelines to meet maritime regulatory standards effectively.
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Your Compliance Partner for Liberian-Flagged Vessels
Meet the Liberian GMDSS Radio Log Book, the official record-keeping solution for vessels registered under the Liberian flag. Designed to align with international maritime standards and Liberian regulations, this log book ensures that every radio communication is documented with precision, providing a legally sound and auditable trail for safety, regulatory, and operational purposes. Whether navigating routine operations or emergency situations, this log book is your assurance of compliance and accountability.
Engineered for Maritime Professionals
Built to withstand the demands of commercial shipping, this log book offers a structured and user-friendly format for recording GMDSS radiocommunications. It includes detailed instructions to guide officers in maintaining accurate and consistent records, reducing the risk of errors and omissions. The publication is exclusively tailored for Liberian-flagged vessels, ensuring full compliance with RLM-126, Section 10.296, which outlines the captain’s responsibilities for log-keeping. With a weight of 0.6 kg, it is lightweight yet durable, making it easy to handle and store on board.
Regulatory Compliance Made Simple
Navigating maritime regulations can be complex, but this log book simplifies the process by providing a clear and standardized framework for record-keeping. It supports compliance with SOLAS (Safety of Life at Sea) and other international conventions, while addressing the specific requirements of the Liberian Maritime Authority. By using this official log book, maritime professionals can confidently demonstrate adherence to regulations during inspections, audits, or investigations, minimizing the risk of penalties or operational disruptions.
Mandatory for Specific Vessel Categories
This log book is a legal requirement for vessels meeting specific criteria under Liberian law. It applies to oil tankers with a gross tonnage of 150 or more, as well as other ships with a gross tonnage of 400 or more. Additionally, it is mandatory for vessels carrying 200 cubic meters or more of oil in bulk as cargo. Ensuring compliance with these requirements is essential for maintaining the vessel’s operational status and avoiding regulatory complications.
Long-Term Record-Keeping for Peace of Mind
Beyond daily operations, this log book serves as a long-term record that must be retained for a minimum of two years on board the vessel. After this period, the records must be kept under the company’s control for an additional three years. This extended retention period ensures that historical data is available for future reference, investigations, or regulatory reviews, reinforcing the importance of meticulous and reliable record-keeping.
This official Liberian GMDSS Radio Log Book is designed to meet the rigorous demands of maritime record-keeping. Printed in English and available in a durable paperback format, it weighs 0.6 kg, making it lightweight yet robust for onboard use. The publication is valid through 2026 and aligns with Liberian maritime regulations, including RLM-126, Section 10.296. It is mandatory for oil tankers with a gross tonnage of 150 or more, other vessels with a gross tonnage of 400 or more, and ships carrying 200 cubic meters or more of oil in bulk. Records must be retained for a minimum of two years on board, followed by three years under company control.
The organization behind this publication is a globally recognized authority in maritime regulation and compliance. With a focus on safety, operational transparency, and adherence to international standards, it provides essential tools and resources for vessels registered under its flag. Its publications are trusted by maritime professionals worldwide for their accuracy, reliability, and alignment with regulatory requirements.
This log book is required for tankers with a gross tonnage of 150 or more, and for other vessels with a gross tonnage of 400 or more.
The log book must be retained on board for a minimum of 2 years, followed by 3 years under the company's control.
Yes, a digital version (eRLM-300) is available and acceptable as a replacement for the paper version, provided it is the most recent revision.
Yes, this log book is exclusively for vessels registered under the Liberian flag and does not apply to other registries.
The log book weighs 0.6 kg.
The latest revision year for this log book is 2026.
It is typically available through special order with a delivery time of 7-10 days, often requiring the IMO number and vessel name.
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