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International Maritime Employers Council
MEMBERSHIP COUNTRIES
MEMBERSHIP MAP
FULL MEMBERS
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS
MEMBERS WORLDWIDE
MORE THAN
12,000 VESSELS
FUNDING ELEMENTS
ARE OPERATED BY OUR MEMBERS
OUR MEMBERS INCLUDE LLOYDS’ LIST’S
TOP 10 SHIP MANAGERS OF 2018
IMEC also has a new Engine Ratings training programme, available to those from under priviledeged backgrounds in the Philippines.
Over 150 industry professionals attend-
ed the Human Element in Marine Automation conference in April 2019
INTERNATIONAL MARITIME TRAINING FUND
IBF WELFARE FUND
Members can claim up to
IBF Agreements require members to pay
To provide funding for non-mandatory training, education, seminars, skills enhancement and recruitment
or compensation for additional expenses incurred by employ-ers employing DER (developed economy ratings) compared with employing ratings from developing economy countries
IMEC members that have con-tributed to the fund, will be able to apply for grants for up to
of the cost of projects
IMTFAMOSUP
Money is paid into this fund by users of the I M E C - A M O -SUP IBF CBA as invoiced by the union directly
IMTFINTERNATIONAL Money paid into this fund by us-ers of a number of IMEC CBAs and invoiced by the IMEC Secre-tariat
Members can claim
up to
In 2020, members will be eligible to claim a rebate of
The purpose of this grant is to support seafarer
welfare aboard IBF vessels
ITF Certification involves regular payments to the
ITF WELFARE FUNDEnhancing the skills of Seafarers employed on ves-sels of IMEC Member compa-nies. There are two funds:
of all monies paid to the ITF Welfare Fund
per seafarer per month
of all monies paid into SEPF
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SEAFARERS EMPLOYMENT PROMOTION FUND
GREECE
OTHER
GERMANY
SINGAPORE
UK
CYPRUS
DENMARK
HONG KONG
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The Cadet Programme is widely considered as one of the finest cadet programmes in the country and has produced more than
IMEC runs a funded cadet programme in the Philippines through one of it’s CBA’s.
