Pilotage is compulsory for all vessel entering, navigating within or leaving the port.
Pilotage is arranged 24 h advance through agent. Pi lot normally boards in the vicinity of the buoy No... Pi lot may be transferred by helicopter
Port traffic control
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The traffic control area is that area of water within arc of 10 nautical miles of the signal station. No vessel is allowed to move in the port area without prior contact with and the approval of the Port Traffic Control.
Tugs
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Tugs are compulsory for docking and undocking and for all manoeuvres in port, except when shifting alongside the quay. The vessel shall provide towing lines in good condition and strong enough for towing the vessel.
Navigate with care
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All vessels within harbour area shall navigate with care and caution and at a speed which will not create dange \or cause damage to other vessels, moorings or other property.
Moorings
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When berthed at or while alongside any quay the ship's moorings must be kept taut and adjusted from time to time., The moorings must also be so arranged that
they can be quickly and easily released:
Rat guards
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All vessels secured alongside any quay or pier must fix efficient rat guards along every line and wire connected to or reaching to shore.
Gangways
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Every vessel in the port shall have suitable gangway and safety net beneath gangway to prevent persons from falling into the water. The gangway shall be attended at all times by a watch man and have a suitable lifebuoy with heaving line conveniently located.
Pollution and garbage
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The discharge of any oil, oil mixture, rubbish and garbage is strictly forbidden within the port Limits. Outlets and scuppers shall be guarded. All sightings of significant patches of oil pollution should be reported to port control.
Smoke from funnels
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Excessive smoke from funnels or exhaust gas lines of vessels is prohibited.,
Sound signals
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No siren or whistle shall be sounded within a port except for the purpose of navigation or the giving of an alarm and / or distress signal.
Engine repairs
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The Master of any vessel wishing to carry out engine repairs or adjustments which may
affect the mobility of the vessel must obtain the permission of the Port Management.
Vacate berth
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Should any vessel fail to vacate its berth one hour after completion of loading or unloading, a dockage of $600 per each hour as sassed the vessel.
Vessel not ready
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Vessel not ready to load or unload her cargo if requested by port, yield turn for berth to vessel ready to load / unload.
Free Pratique and Permission
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All vessels arriving from foreign ports will be boarded by Quarantine, Customs and Immigration Officers.
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Vessel's personnel are not allowed ashore until Free Pratique and Permission is granted by these officers.
