Title: Views of the European Tugowners Association with respect to Marine Services in ports under adverse w
1Views of theEuropean Tugowners
Associationwith respect to Marine Services in
ports under adverse weather conditions and other
general safety issues
Platzhalter Foto
Presented by Joerg Mainzer, Chairman ETA and
Director Fairplay Towage
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2ETAs Members are located in 20 European countries
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3 What is the European Tugowners Association?
- The ETA was established in London 1963
- ETAs aim is to promote the interests of the
European towage - industry with the focus on harbour towage
- ETA sees its role as being
- the voice of the towage industry
- a source of information for members
- a vehicle to raise the profile of the industry
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4 Permission of operating tugs in ports
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5 Permission of operating tugs in ports
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6 Permission of operating tugs in ports
- Tugboat availability in adverse weather
conditions
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7 Permission of operating tugs in ports
- Tugboat availability in adverse weather
conditions
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8 Permission of operating tugs in ports
- Tugboat availability in adverse weather
conditions
Nebel-Karte
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9 Permission of operating tugs in ports
- Tugboat availability in adverse weather
conditions
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10 other general concerns
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11 other general concerns
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12 other general concerns
- Vessels technical equipment
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13 other general concerns
- Vessels technical equipment
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14 other general concerns
- Vessels technical equipment
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- Working procedures between pilots / tug masters
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15 Wish list
- where and when are the tugs supposed to make fast
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16 Wish list
- where and when are the tugs supposed to make fast
- Information of the designated berth and whether
the ship has to berth with port or starboard side
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17 Wish list
- where and when are the tugs supposed to make fast
- Information of the designated berth and whether
the ship has to berth with port or starboard side
- the intended ships speed when connecting to the
tug
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18 Wish list
- where and when are the tugs supposed to make fast
- Information of the designated berth and whether
the ship has to berth with port or starboard side
- the intended ships speed when connecting to the
tug
- ensure that the ships stations are timely manned
and that throwing lines with heavy counter
weights are used
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19 Wish list
- where and when are the tugs supposed to make fast
- Information of the designated berth and whether
the ship has to berth with port or starboard side
- the intended ships speed when connecting to the
tug
- ensure that the ships stations are timely manned
and that throwing lines with heavy counter
weights are used
- use proper fairleads and bollards on the ship
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20 Wish list
- where and when are the tugs supposed to make fast
- Information of the designated berth and whether
the ship has to berth with port or starboard side
- the intended ships speed when connecting to the
tug
- ensure that the ships stations are timely manned
and that throwing lines with heavy counter
weights are used
- use proper fairleads and bollards on the ship
- pre-warn the tug in case of doubts about the SWL
of ships bollards
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21 Wish list
- where and when are the tugs supposed to make fast
- Information of the designated berth and whether
the ship has to berth with port or starboard side
- the intended ships speed when connecting to the
tug
- ensure that the ships stations are timely manned
and that throwing lines with heavy counter
weights are used
- use proper fairleads and bollards on the ship
- pre-warn the tug in case of doubts about the SWL
of ships bollards
- pre-warn the tug in case of ships speed to be
changed
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22 Wish list
- where and when are the tugs supposed to make fast
- Information of the designated berth and whether
the ship has to berth with port or starboard side
- the intended ships speed when connecting to the
tug
- ensure that the ships stations are timely manned
and that throwing lines with heavy counter
weights are used
- use proper fairleads and bollards on the ship
- pre-warn the tug in case of doubts about the SWL
of ships bollards
- pre-warn the tug before ships speed to be changed
- pre-warn the aft-tug before ships propeller will
be used
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23 Wish list
- where and when are the tugs supposed to make fast
- Information of the designated berth and whether
the ship has to berth with port or starboard side
- the intended ships speed when connecting to the
tug
- ensure that the ships stations are timely manned
and that throwing lines with heavy counter
weights are used
- use proper fairleads and bollards on the ship
- pre-warn the tug in case of doubts about the SWL
of ships bollards
- pre-warn the tug before ships speed to be changed
- pre-warn the aft-tug before ships propeller will
be used
- initiate a controlled release of the towing gear
(dont just let the ship drop it)
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24 Conclusion
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25 Questions
- Thank you for your attention
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