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Ship security alarm system (SSAS)

International Maritime Organization (IMO) legislation states that the ship’s security alert system shall:
  • Be initiated by pressing a dedicated SSAS button and transmitting a ship-to-shore security alert to a competent authority designated by the administration, which may include the company, identifying the ship, its location and indicating that the security of the ships is under threat or has been compromised
  • Not send the ship security alert to any other ships
  • Not raise any alarm on board the ship, and
  • Continue the ship security alert until deactivated and/or reset.
SSAS is not part of the GMDSS communication requirements but its equipment can be used to support the system.
Ship security alerts can be sent using Inmarsat C and Mini C,
SSAS regulations is that security alerts are required to be routed only to the Company Security Officer and the Flag.
SSAS resetting after take over with change vessel particulars email address and flag contact address
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