INFORMATION TO BE SENT FROM THE SHIP confirmation of systems integrity e.g. navigational, machinery steering gear, cargo 1. system, COW, IGS, fire-fighting, mooring equipment, derrick or cranes etc. 2. confirmation of ETA at agreed intervals. confirmation that copies of the Ship-to-Ship Transfer Guide (Petroleum) and 3. International Safety Guide for Oil Tankers and Terminals (ISGOTT) are on board and that ship's personnel are conversant with the procedures therein. cargo details. 4. confirmation of arrival draught, freeboard, height of manifold above waterline, including 5. maximum manifold height anticipated during discharge. confirmation that the ship complies with applicable local and national requirements. 6. Table 5: Information to be sent from the ship 3.2.3 Navigational Warnings The following navigational warnings should be broadcasted, before and during the transfer operation, to all ships advising: NAVIGATIONAL WARNINGS 1. The name and flag of the ships involved. 2. Geographical position of operations and general headings. Nature of operations. 3. 4. Time of starting operations and expected duration. 5. Request for wide berth and the need to exercise caution when navigating in the transfer area. Table 6: Navigational warnings during transfer On completion of the transfer, the person having overall advisory control or his designee should cancel the navigational warning.
INFORMATION TO BE SENT FROM THE SHIP 1. confirmation of systems integrity e.g. navigational, machinery steering gear, cargo system, COW, IGS, fire-fighting, mooring equipment, derrick or cranes etc. 2. confirmation of ETA at agreed intervals. 3. confirmation that copies of the Ship-to-Ship Transfer Guide (Petroleum) and International Safety Guide for Oil Tankers and Terminals (ISGOTT) are on board and that ship's personnel are conversant with the procedures therein. 4. cargo details. 5. confirmation of arrival draught, freeboard, height of manifold above waterline, including maximum manifold height anticipated during discharge. 6. confirmation that the ship complies with applicable local and national requirements. Table 5: Information to be sent from the ship 3.2.3 Navigational Warnings The following navigational warnings should be broadcasted, before and during the transfer operation, to all ships advising: NAVIGATIONAL WARNINGS 1. The name and flag of the ships involved. 2. Geographical position of operations and general headings. 3. Nature of operations. 4. Time of starting operations and expected duration. 5. Request for wide berth and the need to exercise caution when navigating in the transfer area. Table 6: Navigational warnings during transfer On completion of the transfer, the person having overall advisory control or his designee should cancel the navigational warning.
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