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    This checklist outlines preparation steps for a vessel's arrival or departure in port. It includes verifying documentation, testing navigation equipment, checking steering gear, testing main engines, and securing the vessel for sea. The checklist must be completed at least 2 hours before arrival or departure, and all defects must be addressed and approved by the company before proceeding.

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    Preparation for Arrival / Departure in Port

    Action: File and Log, each time


    1. THIS CHECKLIST TO BE COMPLETED ATLEAST 2 HOURS PRIOR VESSEL'S ARRIVAL / DEPARTURE, INCLUDING SHIFTING TO / FROM BERTH /
    ANCHORAGE BUT NOT MORE THAN 12 HOURS.
    2. Defects / Deficiencies
    a) Defects / deficiencies noted must be brought to the Master's attention and noted in the Bridge Equipment Status Register (S - 5.21 L).

    b) Defects / deficiencies that cannot be rectified by ship's staff should be brought to the attention of the Company. The vessel cannot
    proceed unless a Risk Assessment is carried out and Office Approval Recvied.
    Port: _______________________ ARRIVAL / DEPARTURE (Strike out whichever is not applicable) Date: ______________________
    PART A - Documentation & Information
    1) In case of preparation for getting underway, a Passage plan has been prepared for the intended voyage, has been reviewed by the
    Master and has been read and signed by all deck officers. In case of arrival, the passage plan for arrival port has been reviewed by
    the Master & Deck Officers.All passage charts/Publication Kept Ready and in order.
    2) Local area weather and navigation warnings have been applied on charts as applicable.
    3) Adequate notices have been given to Deck & Engine Room personnel for Arrival / Departure.
    4) Where required, notifications have been made to the Terminal / VTS / Pilot station.
    5) Correct VHF channels are being monitored for tugs / pilots /VTS etc.
    6) Required flags / light signals are displayed.
    7) In case visibility is less than 1 NM and local port regulations allow the vessel to depart / arrive, a Risk Assessment shall be carried
    out and office approval required before departure / arrival.
    8) Dangerous goods locations and class, available on bridge.
    9) Stability / stress calcs. Made, GM and other necessary cargo information available to bridge.
    10) Pilot card filled ready for pilot.
    11) Embarkation / Dis-embarkation of Pilot a) Time of Embarkation/Disembarkation b) Agreed side of boarding
    c) Position for E/D Speed of V/L at time of E/D d) Pilot Ladder Arrangements checked and Ready for use.
    12) Security level as required by Flag State/Port State implemented and Maritime Security search carried out.

    13) Tides & tidal – streams calculated, written on chart, tidal stream atlas / tide tables out ready on chart table.

    PART B - Equipment Checks


    Confirm that the following equipment has been checked / tested as applicable and found ready for use
    1) Radars and associated plotting aids and Their Interswitching (Ensure ARPAs are Sea Stabilised)
    2) ECDIS, where fitted, is properly set-up as per S-5.13 F
    3) Gyro / magnetic Compass & repeaters including synchronisation
    4) Bridge and Engine room Clocks including synchronisation
    5) Speed/Distance recorder/Anemometer
    6) Course recorder (Check paper is sufficient,Heading Synched and mark Date/Time in GMT)
    7) Engine movement recorder (Time in GMT with sufficient paper)
    8) Echo sounder (Check paper is sufficient,Depth Alarms set and mark Date/Time in GMT)
    9) GPS and or other electronic navigational aids.
    10) AIS settings checked & inputs updated, as required
    11) S/VDR & LRIT is fully operational (No fault alarms)
    12) BNWAS (on manual mode and no fault alarms)
    13) GMDSS Equipment / Correct NAVAREA selected
    14) Bridge and engine room communication including sound powered telephone.
    15) Bridge and engine room telegraphs including rpm indicators
    16) Thruster controls and indicators if fitted
    17) Controllable pitch propeller controls and indicators if fitted
    18) Communications facilities, including mooring station communications, portable radios, PA system, VHF radio
    communications with port authority
    19) Navigation lights & alarms / Shapes
    20) Signal lights, including searchlights, signalling lamp and morse light

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    21) Sound signalling apparatus, including whistles (Manual and Automatic operation)
    22) Binoculars and illumination of various indicators including steering light.
    23) Window wipers/clear view screens
    24) Windlass and mooring winches
    25) Drip Trays / Save-Alls Plugged prior arrival.
    26) In case of Arrival, Anchor lashings have been removed and anchors cleared for immediate use.

    PART C - Steering Gear Checks


    Check and test the steering gear including as applicable, the operation of the following:
    1) The main steering gear
    2) The auxiliary steering gear
    3) The remote steering gear control systems
    4) The steering positions located on the navigation bridge
    5) The emergency power supply
    6) The rudder angle indicators in relation to the actual position of the rudder
    7) The remote steering gear control system Power & Power Unit failure alarms
    8) The steering gear power unit failure alarms
    9) Check that an Emergency Steering gear drill has been carried out in the last 3 months. If not, emergency drill to be carried out 48 hrs prior
    entry port and logged.
    10) Automatic isolating arrangements and other automatic equipment
    Note: The checks and tests shall include the following:
    1) The full rudder movement to the required capabilities of the steering gear,After Checking Rudder Clearance. (as per SOLAS, the rudder
    should be able to be turned from 35 deg on one side to 30 deg on other side in not more than 28 secs)
    2) A visual inspection of the steering gear and its connecting linkage
    3) The operation of the means of communication between the bridge and steering gear compartment
    4) Normal and Non follow up operation from bridge steering stand.
    5) Check Autopilot fully Operational and test Gyro Off-Course Alarms(Audible & Visual)
    6) Compare W/H rudder angle indicator with actual rudder angle (Steering gear)

    PART D - Main Engine Tests


    1) Main engines have been tested ahead and astern (In case of preparation for getting underway, the Duty officer must confirm
    propeller clearance, Mooring tightness and Gangway clearance)

    PART E - 33 CFR 164.25 Checks


    1) If the vessel is in US waters ensure that tests have been carried out as per 33 CFR 164.25 and an entry has been made in the Deck
    Log book: "Tests carried out as per 33 CFR 164.25"
    Note: For details refer to the 33 CFR 164.25 poster on the bridge / 33CFR publication

    PART F - Preparation for Sea


    If the vessel is heading to sea:
    1) The Chief Officer has confirmed that the ship is secure for sea. (Including cargo,cargo handling equipment and
    hull openings)
    2) That all the crew are on board and all shore personnel and equipment ashore.
    3) That required security and stowaway searches have been carried out.

    Name & Rank of Officer Completing Checks: _________________ Time: ____________ Signature: ________________________

    Name of Master: ________________________________________ Time: ____________ Signature: ________________________

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