Deck General · MARPOL Oil (Annex I)
The Oil Record Book (Part I — Machinery Space Operations) required by MARPOL Annex I must be retained aboard the vessel for at least:
- A6 months after the last entry
- B1 year after the last entry
- C3 years after the last entry✓ Correct
- D5 years after the last entry
Explanation
MARPOL Annex I requires the Oil Record Book Part I to be preserved for 3 years after the date of the last entry. It must be available for inspection by port state control officers at any time. False entries or failure to maintain the ORB can result in significant civil and criminal penalties.
Authority: MARPOL Annex I
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