Identity & documents
Check completeness and consistency of documents required for the position.
ATLAS MARITIME INTERNATIONAL LTD
Trust is demonstrated, never assumed.
Maritime requirements vary by role, vessel and assignment. A clear process starts with relevant checks and authentic documents.
Responsible selection
Checks appropriate to the role.
Required documentation should be agreed with the shipowner in light of the vessel, position and applicable rules. Each requirement should be confirmed before proceeding.
Maritime qualifications
Review the endorsements and certificates required for the role and embarkation.
Assignment requirements
Align the brief with the shipowner's terms and applicable flag requirements.
References & experience
Consider declared experience against the profile and available documents.
Responsible recruitment
Qualifications aligned to each assignment.
Documentation, endorsements and references are considered in relation to the role, vessel and applicable requirements, with clarity around the terms shared between both parties.
Safeguards & procedures
A structured approach puts maritime professionals, safety and clear embarkation terms first.
Agreed conditions
Role, responsibilities and contract terms are defined with the shipowner before acceptance.
STANDARDS & REFERENCES
24 entries. Clear status.
The first five entries reflect statuses communicated by Atlas. The others are standards, guidance, registrations, identifiers or schemes that help define the reference framework.
ILO · MLC 2006 · Compliance stated
Maritime Labour Convention 2006 · Regulation 1.4
Atlas states that it complies with the Maritime Labour Convention, particularly Regulation 1.4 and Standard A1.4 on seafarer recruitment and placement. The Convention is a legal framework, not an ILO-issued company certificate.
Read Standard A1.4 →UK MCA · UK scheme · status stated
Recruitment & Placement · MGN 475 guidance
Atlas states that it holds UK MCA status for Recruitment and Placement services. MGN 475 describes the UK MLC framework; the MCA certification scheme is voluntary for eligible providers.
Read UK MCA guidance →GREECE · MLC · National framework · compliance stated
MLC 2006 in Greece
Atlas states that it operates in line with the MLC framework applicable in Greece. National ratification is not itself an individual certification or authorization for Atlas.
Read the ILO notice →HELLENIC REGISTER · Approval stated
Manning Agents Approval
Atlas states that it holds Hellenic Register approval for recruitment and placement services under MLC 2006 Regulation 1.4. A certificate was not provided for independent verification.
Read about the scheme →ISO 9001 · Quality system · certification stated
Quality management system
Atlas states that it holds ISO 9001 certification for its quality management system. ISO publishes the standard; any company certificate is issued by an external certification body.
Official certification information →NATO · NCAGE · Identifier
NCAGE · entity identifier
An NCAGE identifies an organisation in the codification system; it is not a certification or NATO approval. No code for Atlas was verified or supplied, so no number is displayed.
Check or request an NCAGE →ISO 14001 · Certifiable standard
Environmental management
ISO 14001 sets requirements for an environmental management system. Any certificate is voluntary and limited to the scope stated by the independent certification body; Atlas has not stated or documented this status.
Explore the ISO 14000 family →ISO 45001 · Certifiable standard
Occupational health and safety
ISO 45001 concerns occupational health and safety management systems. It is not a maritime authorization; no Atlas certificate was supplied or verified.
Read about ISO 45001 →ISO/IEC 27001 · Certifiable standard
Information security
ISO/IEC 27001 specifies requirements for an information security management system. Any certification is issued by an independent body and limited to its stated scope.
Read about ISO/IEC 27001 →ISO/IEC 27701:2025 · Privacy system
Privacy information management
ISO/IEC 27701:2025 concerns privacy information management systems. It does not by itself prove GDPR compliance and is not shown as held by Atlas in the available evidence.
Read about ISO/IEC 27701 →ISO 22301 · Certifiable standard
Business continuity
ISO 22301 specifies requirements for business continuity management systems. No Atlas certificate or scope was supplied for verification.
Read about ISO 22301 →ISO 37001 · Certifiable standard
Anti-bribery management
ISO 37001 concerns anti-bribery management systems. Any certification covers only the organisation and scope on the certificate; no Atlas certificate was documented.
Read about ISO 37001 →ISO 37301:2021 · Certifiable standard
Compliance management system
ISO 37301:2021 specifies requirements for a compliance management system. Any certification is issued by a third party; no Atlas status was verified.
Read about ISO 37301 →ISO 28000:2022 · Supply-chain security standard
Supply-chain security
ISO 28000:2022 specifies security management system requirements, including supply-chain aspects. No Atlas certificate was supplied or verified.
Read about ISO 28000 →ISO 50001:2018 · Certifiable standard
Energy management
ISO 50001:2018 concerns energy management systems. Certification is voluntary and limited to the certificate scope; no Atlas evidence was documented.
Read about ISO 50001 →ISO 14064-1:2018 · Reporting standard
Organisational GHG inventories
ISO 14064-1:2018 provides requirements and guidance for quantifying and reporting organisational greenhouse-gas emissions. It is not a company certification; verification requires a separate independent engagement and report.
Read about ISO 14064-1 →ISO 20400:2017 · Voluntary guidance
Sustainable procurement
ISO 20400:2017 is voluntary guidance for integrating sustainability into procurement. It is not a certifiable standard and no Atlas adoption was documented.
Read about ISO 20400 →ISO 26000:2010 · Voluntary guidance
Social responsibility
ISO 26000:2010 provides social-responsibility guidance. It does not provide for company certification; any statement of adoption needs internal evidence.
Read about ISO 26000 →ISO 30415:2021 · D&I guidance
Diversity and inclusion
ISO 30415:2021 provides guidance on diversity and inclusion in human resource management. It is not a certification and Atlas adoption was not documented.
Read about ISO 30415 →ISO 18788:2015 · Private-security standard
Private security operations
ISO 18788:2015 concerns management systems for private security operations. It is relevant only to services within its scope; no Atlas certificate was verified.
Read about ISO 18788 →UK ICO · DATA FEE · Regulatory registration
Data protection fee
ICO registration concerns payment of the data protection fee where due. It does not certify GDPR compliance; a current Atlas entry was not verified.
Official ICO information →UK · CYBER ESSENTIALS · Certification scheme
Cyber Essentials
Cyber Essentials is a voluntary UK cyber-security scheme. An official certificate match was not established; it is not stated as held by Atlas.
Read the UK scheme overview →AICPA · SOC 2 TYPE II · Assurance report
SOC 2 Type II
SOC 2 Type II is an independent CPA attestation report covering the controls and period described. It is not a certification; no report for Atlas was verified.
AICPA SOC 2 information →UN GLOBAL COMPACT · Voluntary participation
United Nations Global Compact
The UN Global Compact is a voluntary initiative with commitments and periodic reporting, not a certification. Atlas participation was not verified; its participant logo is not used.
Read participation commitments →