The team of marine engineers can use this vessel pre-arrival checklist upon receipt of the one hour notice from the bridge in order to prepare the ship for arrival at the port (anchorage, berth, berth after anchorage).
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Mariners at the bridge and in the engineering team can use this vessel arrival checklist to help ensure that the ship is ready to arrive at the port. Adapted from a pre-arrival-checklist, use this 72-96 hours before the intended arrival to prepare the navigation and communication, documentation, steering and propulsion, safety, crew, etc.
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Vessel Departure Checklist - Engine Room
The engineering team can use this vessel pre-departure checklist upon receipt of the one hour notice for departure in order to prepare the ship for departure from the port to open water.
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Port State Control Checklist
This Port State Control checklist is used to reduce the risk of Port State Control detentions through a comprehensive inspection of the ship. Use this checklist to efficiently check all required documents and the safety, maintenance, and working condition of engine room, the bridge and deck area, accommodations, and survival craft and launching arrangements.
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Ship Departure Checklist
Mariners can use this vessel departure checklist to help prepare the vessel and the crew before navigating into open waters. Created with international and local regulations in mind, this ship departure checklist covers the following: navigation and communication, documentation, steering and propulsion, safety, before cast-off, right after cast-off, and open water.
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