Security in the port area is ensured in accordance with the ISPS Code and Chapter XI-2 of the SOLAS Convention.
In line with international conventions, particular attention is paid to the security of the port area open to international traffic.
Special security measures and protocols have been introduced in line with the Port Facility Security Plan. The Port of Split Authority was the first in Croatia to organise and carry out a full-scale crisis simulation exercise in the City Port.
The review of the Statement of Compliance of a Port Facility, issued under the Zakon o sigurnosnoj zaštiti trgovačkih brodova i luka (Act on the Security Protection of Merchant Ships and Ports) and Part B of the ISPS Code, was endorsed — confirming that the port operates in accordance with Chapter XI-2 of the SOLAS Convention and Part A of the ISPS Code.
The Rules determining the classes and quantities of dangerous goods that may be handled in the port, and the locations in the Port of Split where such goods may be handled, are in force; they have applied since mid-2007.
A new Port Facility Security Assessment and Port Facility Security Plan were drawn up in accordance with the Zakon o sigurnosnoj zaštiti pomorskih brodova i luka (Act on the Security Protection of Maritime Ships and Ports).
Following the new Port Facility Security Plans, a new Statement of Compliance of a Port Facility was issued, which remained valid until 2014.
For ID cards, dangerous goods declarations and security checklists, please contact the security department.