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Published by balqis.dlsf1010, 2023-05-18 22:54:11

PORT MANAGEMENT : CHAPTER 5

D P L 5 0 1 0 3



PORT OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT


PORT DOCUMENTATION AND




PROCEDURES







































































PREPARED FOR :


P U A N K H A I R U N N I S A B I N T I Y A H A Y A


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NUR FATHIAH ATHIRAH BINTI MOHD ZAMRI
23DLS21F1042 (EDITOR)









NUR BALQIS BINTI KHAIRUL IZUAN
23DLS21F1010









NUR FATIN AQILAH BINTI MOHD ISA
THE NEWS 23DLS21F1012











NUR AMEERA ASYA BINTI ELVINEO RODDARIE
23DLS21F1046









NUR AZURIN BINTI ZAINI
23DLS21F1016










NURFATIHA NAJWA BINTI NAJIB
23DLS21F1052


INTRODUCTION







PORT DOCUMENTATION PROCEDURES






The "arrival at port" and "departure
The "General
Instructions for from port" phases of a ship's trip
Preparing Ships are both of the utmost importance.

for Port Entry
and Port Due to the complexity of both of

Departure. these operations (Vessel Arrival &

Departure), they are both regarded

as crucial.



In order to secure the safety of the

ship and the crew, the deck

department and the engine


department must both adequately

prepare themselves beforehand.

The crew of the ship must arrange


and negotiate every detail necessary

for the ship to dock safely and


operate its cargo before entering a


port.
To To






Determine a berthing and discharge Guarantee the safe

schedule, the Port and Cargo
maneuvering and berthing
Handling Department will consult of the ship, the commanding
with the shipping lines/vessel officers must put their
operators and the Ports Authority expertise and abilities to use.

(PA).


Nurfatiha Najwa


DEFINITION OF BERTHING AND





DISCHARGE OPERATIONS










BERTHING AND DELIVERY




Berth is the term used in


ports and harbors for a

designated location where a

vessel may be moored,


usually for the purposes of

loading and unloading.

Berths are designated by


the management of a

facility (e.g., port authority,

harbor master). Vessels are


assigned to berths by these DISCHARGE AND DEPARTURE

authorities

A port of discharge is the

location where a ship unloads all
If more congestion is there in a
of its cargo or only a portion of
port, arrived vessel may have to
it. The packages are then sent to
wait for long period to get
their different consignees.The
berthed. Once after berthing of
port of unloading is another
vessel, cargo will be unloaded
name for a port of discharge.
on the yard of docks.








Nur Fathiah


PROCESS OF VESSEL ENTRY FOR





BERTHING AND DELIVERY





STEP

Before arriving at a port, the 01

ship’s crew has to plan and
discuss all the matters that

would be required for safe

berthing and cargo operation

of the ship at the port. The master of the ship will

inform well in advance the
STEP “time of arrival” of the ship
02 to the chief officer and the


chief engineer

If needed, a meeting would

be arranged with the senior
officers or the officers in

charge to discuss all matters STEP

necessary for ship’s arrival at 03

the port.
Once this is done, the officer-
in-charge would check the

conditions of all the items


STEP mentioned in the “checklist
All officers including and for entering ports”. The

crew members are assigned 04 results of the checking

duties during berthing of the procedure would be
ship. According to the orders mentioned in the deck log

of the master, all those book.

involved with the berthing
procedure would be assigned

a “position” to carry out the

duties and to guide the ship STEP
05
operations.


Nur Fatin Aqilah


6 GOLDEN RULES FOR SAFE BERTHING







1 4






Passage planning berth Check astern movement

to berth Know ships pivot points


Know the weather and Know pivot point

current characteristics at

Know the location,size different speed and


and berth directions



2 5






Brief the pilot Never give 'Finished

Discuss berthing plan with engine' till ship is


Tell him ships speed and secured by mooring

maneuvering characteristics





3 6





Know no. of tugs Be vigilant

know types of tugs Be prepared

Intercommunication Expect the unexpected


with tug operator

Estimate Windage

area











Nur Fatin Aqilah


TYPES OF BERTHING CARGO









BULK BERTH CONTAINER BERTH



Used to handle either dry or Used to handle standard

liquid bulk cargo. Vessels are intermodal containers.

loaded using either excavators, Vessels are loaded and
unloaded by container
conveyor belts, and/or

pipelines. Storage facilities for cranes, designed specifically
the bulk cargo are often for the task. These berths

alongside the berth stockpiles. will feature large areas of
land for container handling

near the berth and will also
have significant equipment

on dock to facilitate rapid

movement of containers on

and off the vessels. Alongside

the quay there is often a
large flat area used to store

both the imported and

exported containers.





GENERAL BERTH


Used to handle smaller

shipments of general cargo.

Vessels using these would
usually have their own lifting

gear, but some ports will

provide mobile cranes to do
this. These are common at

smaller ports or ports where

special project cargo is

common.

Nur Fatin Aqilah


DOCUMENTATION FOR BERTHING

















SHIP REGISTRATION CERTIFICATES



Registration of a ship plays an


imperative function towards safety and

security of the maritime transport and

significantly contributes towards the


protection and preservation of the

marine environment.

















SHIP ENTRY NOTICE



Ship Entry Notice is a shipping

document that is issued by a carrier,


indicating that a shipment has arrived

or is going to arrive at a specified

location. Its main function is to serve as


a notice to relevant parties such as

customs brokers, truckers and

consignees.









Nur Azurin


DOCUMENTATION FOR BERTHING











INSURANCE COVERAGE






























































Marine insurance covers the loss or damage of ships and


includes any other means of transport by which goods are


transferred, acquired, or held between the points of origin


and the final destination.








Nur Azurin


HOW VESSEL BERTH

























One head rope

























Tied up the rope




Another two

head rope































One spring rope
Nur Ameera Asya


CHECKLIST SHOULD BE COMPLETED





PRIOR TO DISCHARGE/DEPARTURE






STEP
01 COMMUNICATION &

STEERING & ENGINES
Ensure that the vessel departs NAVIGATION

in ideal condition so that it

may arrive at its destination Notify the receiving ports at
least three days before the
in excellent shape.
scheduled arrival.

Provide the port authorities
STEP with all vessel details.
02 Assure that all crew


SAFETY members are on board the

vessel.

Secure all loose objects on

the bridge.
Check torches and STEP IDENTIFICATION

emergency lights. 03

Climate assessment of the Provide crucial vessel details

condition and navigational and information to the Port
warning signals. Authority for quality

assurance and verification.

Complete the relevant
STEP paperwork. The vessel must
04 bear the official stamp and




IN OPEN WATER signature of the Master.


Secure the anchor

windlass.

Notify port authorities STEP
05
of the vessel's position.


Nur Ameera Asya


PROCESS OF VESSEL




DISCHARGE/DEPARTURE FROM PORT













DISCHARGE REGISTRATION


Inform the Port Authority about the vessel that wishes to discharge so
that appropriate action may be taken.
Submitted the check-in and check-out forms, as well as the payment
receipts, port clearance form, and daily discharged report form.







OFFICERS CHECK THE REQUIRED PAPERWORK

Ensure compliance with port regulations.
Checking the certifications and vessel safety permits, for
example.





APPROVAL OF VESSEL DISCHARGE REGISTRATION

The Port Authority's consent for the vessel to discharge from
the port when all essential requirements have been met.
The ship crew prepares with the necessities to go to the next
destination.




PORT CLEARANCE

Before the vessel sails, the port examines the usage of any
supplies during the vessel's stay following payment of the
services used before the vessel sail.
Fill the Ship Log Book to record official events such as the arrival
or departure of the vessel to or from the port.






VERIFICATION OF VESSEL DEPARTURE


The captain and crew members of the vessel are ready to leave
the port.




Nur Ameera Asya


DOCUMENTS FOR DISCHARGE





PORT CLEARANCE FORM





































































Document to the release of goods from the country's

port and it is an essential document for the customs


clearance since it confirms transferring goods from the

carrier company to the port of arrival and that the


goods are the liability of the customs agent awaiting the

customs clearance process.




Nur Balqis


DOCUMENTS FOR DISCHARGE







DAILY DISCHARGE REPORT
























































Daily discharge reports should be prepared by the ship


supervisor and submitted each day to staff on duty assigned to

the port area. It contains brief description of discharge

practices






















Nur Balqis


DOCUMENTS FOR DISCHARGE






DELIVERY ORDER


































































Document issued by the shipper, carrier, or freight


forwarder instructing the shipping line and the port



operator to turn over the cargo to the party responsible to


carry out the import activities.










Nur Balqis


DOCUMENTS FOR CONTAINER







CONTAINER MOVEMENT ORDER


























































Given by the shipping line to the


exporter that gives the authorization to


pick up the empty containers at the


designated depot using a nominated


trucker.











Nur Balqis


CONTAINER DAMAGE REPORT













































































A notification to the carrier of the cargo regarding


of loss or damage discovered at time of unloading.













Nur Balqis


CONTAINER PACKING LIST








































































Provides the exporter, international freight forwarder, and



ultimate consignee with information about the shipment,


including how it's packed, the dimensions and weight of


each package, and the marks and numbers that are noted


on the outside of the boxes.





Nur Balqis


P O R T D O C U M E N T A T I O N P R O C E D U R E S















CHAPTER 5


































THANKYOU


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