Marine eCMID Committee
Our aim
The Marine eCMID Committee brings together representatives of vessel operators, vessel inspection companies and clients to co-ordinate developments within the eCMID system – the industry’s Common Marine Inspection Document.
Our activities
The Committee oversees IMCA’s eCMID system which provides standard formats for the inspection and auditing of offshore vessels. The use of eCMID helps promote safety and efficiency and can help reduce the number of repeat inspections on individual vessels by providing a consistent, transferrable format which meets vessel operator and client requirements alike.
IMCA Contact
Graeme Reid
Technical Adviser – Marine
Contact
Committee Members
| Name | Company | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Stephen Birt | TechnipFMC | Committee Chairman |
| Johan Bager | Marine-surveyors.eu Smba | Committee Vice-chairman |
| Nick Cranch | BP Exploration Operating Company Ltd | Committee Member |
| Sujit Viswanathan | DNV GL | Committee Member |
| Mike Schwarz | IIMS – International Institute of Marine Surveying | Committee Member |
| Paola Masiello | Saipem | Committee Member |
| Pawel Panka | TechnipFMC | Committee Member |
| Kerrie Forster | Workboat International DMCCO | Committee Member |
| Dominic Evans | Ørsted Wind Power A/S | Committee Member |
| Graeme Reid | IMCA | IMCA Secretariat Lead |
Minutes of Meetings
Please log in to view meeting minutes
News & Events
IMCA the voice for ensuring no duplication of effort
Example survey documents supplied to IMCA had similar content and questions to that of the eCMID; and in some extreme cases the survey was performed by the same company and […]
Read moreIMCA to Withdraw eCMID Classic Windows Application due to Success of New App
The International Marine Contractors Association’s (IMCA) eCMID system provides the marine and offshore industry with standardised formats for vessel inspection. Since its inception it has consistently evolved enabling Accredited Vessel […]
Read moreeCMID and eMISW findings analysis
IMCA has analysed over 2,000 vessel inspection reports uploaded into the eCMID database at www.imcaecmid.com and produced the following summary of key findings. The eCMID system enables vessel operators to […]
Read more