Section 6 of the International Ship Security Code: Ship Security Training and Exercises

Article 32 In order to ensure the effective implementation of the ship security plan, the company shall conduct 1 ship security training every three months to test the following factors that threaten security:

(1) Damage or destruction of ships, goods, basic equipment or systems of ships and ship materials;

(2) Hijacking or detaining ships and their personnel;

(3) Persons who boarded the ship without permission (including stowaways hiding on the ship);

Smuggling weapons or equipment (including weapons of mass destruction);

(five) using the ship to carry personnel and equipment in an attempt to create a public security incident;

(6) using the ship itself as a weapon of destruction or destruction;

(7) Launching an attack from the sea in a port or while berthing;

(8) maritime attacks.

If more than 25% of the crew members are changed in 1 time, and these personnel have not participated in the security training of this ship within the latest appropriate interval, they must be trained within 1 week after the change.

Article 33 In order to ensure the effective implementation of the ship security plan and test the communication, coordination, resource utilization and response capabilities, the company security guards and ship security guards should participate in at least 1 security drills organized by the company or the maritime administrative agency every calendar year, with the longest interval not exceeding 18 months.

Security drills can be conducted in the form of field or simulation, or in combination with related drills.

When a ship registered in China participates in security drills organized by relevant foreign authorities, it shall notify the maritime administrative agency of the port of registry in advance. Without prior notice, the maritime administrative agency shall not recognize it.