Class Society PSC Performance
Ships ranked by the TrustedDocks PSC Score — a weighted composite of deficiencies per inspection, detention rate, SMS deficiency rate and deficiency-domain performance, each benchmarked against true peers (same segment, size class and age band) over the last 12 months. Updated 2026-08-03. Quarterly PDF report →
| # | Class Society | Inspections | DPI | DER | Detentions | Score | Tier |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | CCS | 4139 | 2.0800 | 1.0631% | 44 |
|
B |
| 2 | DNV | 7137 | 2.0852 | 1.1489% | 82 |
|
B |
| 3 | ABS | 5677 | 2.0123 | 1.3387% | 76 |
|
B |
| 4 | BV | 6775 | 2.3777 | 1.5055% | 102 |
|
B |
| 5 | LRS | 6466 | 2.2406 | 1.7476% | 113 |
|
B |
| 6 | NKK | 13856 | 2.5126 | 2.6487% | 367 |
|
C |
| 7 | KR | 3104 | 2.7017 | 2.4485% | 76 |
|
C |
| 8 | TLV | 236 | 2.9322 | 1.6949% | 4 |
|
C |
| 9 | IRS | 209 | 3.2679 | 2.3923% | 5 |
|
C |
| 10 | RINA | 4606 | 2.9368 | 3.0178% | 139 |
|
C |
| 11 | RMRS | 517 | 5.1412 | 2.5145% | 13 |
|
D |
| 12 | HNBS | 49 | 6.0816 | 2.0408% | 1 |
|
D |
| 13 | PRS | 747 | 4.1673 | 4.4177% | 33 |
|
D |
| 14 | SRU | 31 | 7.3871 | 3.2258% | 1 |
|
D |
| 15 | IBS | 38 | 7.0789 | 2.6316% | 1 |
|
D |
| 16 | CRS | 161 | 4.9068 | 4.9689% | 8 |
|
E |
| 17 | BRS | 173 | 6.5318 | 4.6243% | 8 |
|
E |
| 18 | IS | 95 | 7.2421 | 6.3158% | 6 |
|
E |
| 19 | DBS | 220 | 6.0818 | 7.2727% | 16 |
|
E |
| 20 | AR | 42 | 5.9286 | 9.5238% | 4 |
|
E |
| 21 | PHRS | 281 | 6.8043 | 8.5409% | 24 |
|
E |
| 22 | INSB | 223 | 6.8969 | 9.4170% | 21 |
|
E |
| 23 | OMROS | 31 | 8.9355 | 9.6774% | 3 |
|
E |
| 24 | OMCS | 66 | 6.9848 | 7.5758% | 5 |
|
E |
How the PSC Score works
The TrustedDocks PSC Score (0–100) is a weighted composite of seven Port State Control KPIs: deficiencies per inspection (25%), detention rate (25%), SMS deficiency rate, predicted deficiency index and three deficiency-domain indices — human factors & crewing, regulatory & operational compliance, and ship structure & equipment (10% each). Every KPI is normalized against the entity's true peer group — same segment, size class and age band — over a rolling 12-month window, so a 15-year-old Handysize bulker is never compared to a new VLCC. 50 means exactly at the peer benchmark; 100 means a spotless record.
Tiers: A 80–100 · B 60–80 · C 40–60 · D 20–40 · E 0–20. Ships need at least 2 inspections in the window for a tier. For ports the reading flips: a LOW score marks a challenging, strict port. Source: official inspection records of the Paris, Tokyo, Mediterranean, Black Sea, Indian Ocean and Abuja MOUs. Detainable findings are severity-weighted 10× in the domain indices.