Year: 2017 Language: english Author: Kevin Vallance Genre: Manual Publisher: Witherby Publishing Group Ltd Edition: First edition published 2017 ISBN: 978-1-85609-757-4 Format: PDF Quality: Scanned pages + text layer Pages count: 97 Description: Pilot embarkation and disembarkation normally takes place when the vessel is underway or alongside a berth, but it may also take place when the vessel is at anchor. Possible transfer methods include by pilot boat, helicopter or directly from the shore. Transfer may be facilitated by the vessel's accommodation ladder or vehicle ramp, or possibly by crane basket. However, the usual method is by traditional wooden pilot ladder, and this arrangement is the focus of this publication. The aim of this publication is to remind all ship operators and seafarers of the vital importance of adhering to the rules and established procedures when preparing for embarkation and disembarkation of pilots.
Contents
Contents About the Author v Author's Introduction ix 1. General Responsibilities of all Involved in Pilot Transfer 1 1.1 Regulations Applicable to Pilot Transfer Arrangements 1 1.2 Pilot Boarding Grounds 11 1.3 Owners and Ship Management Companies 12 1.4 On Board the Vessel 13 1.5 Pilotage Services 14 1.6 Pilots 17 1.7 Pilot Boat Crew 21 2. Pilot Ladder Construction 25 3. Securing the Pilot Ladder 45 4. Access to the Deck 51 5. Supervision 55 6. Shipside Doors 59 7. Combination Ladders 63 8. Associated Equipment 77 9. Lighting 63 Annexes 85
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Pilot Ladder Manual - Advanced
Language: english
Author: Kevin Vallance
Genre: Manual
Publisher: Witherby Publishing Group Ltd
Edition: First edition published 2017
ISBN: 978-1-85609-757-4
Format: PDF
Quality: Scanned pages + text layer
Pages count: 97
Description: Pilot embarkation and disembarkation normally takes place when the vessel is underway or alongside a berth, but it may also take place when the vessel is at anchor. Possible transfer methods include by pilot boat, helicopter or directly from the shore. Transfer may be facilitated by the vessel's accommodation ladder or vehicle ramp, or possibly by crane basket. However, the usual method is by traditional wooden pilot ladder, and this arrangement is the focus of this publication.
The aim of this publication is to remind all ship operators and seafarers of the vital importance of adhering to the rules and established procedures when preparing for embarkation and disembarkation of pilots.
Contents
ContentsAbout the Author v
Author's Introduction ix
1. General Responsibilities of all Involved in Pilot Transfer 1
1.1 Regulations Applicable to Pilot Transfer Arrangements 1
1.2 Pilot Boarding Grounds 11
1.3 Owners and Ship Management Companies 12
1.4 On Board the Vessel 13
1.5 Pilotage Services 14
1.6 Pilots 17
1.7 Pilot Boat Crew 21
2. Pilot Ladder Construction 25
3. Securing the Pilot Ladder 45
4. Access to the Deck 51
5. Supervision 55
6. Shipside Doors 59
7. Combination Ladders 63
8. Associated Equipment 77
9. Lighting 63
Annexes
85
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