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Partial transcript of the video : Port of Baltimore Update April 7, 2024 | Ship Scrapping Nearly Halts
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2:37 unstable some of the stacks have fallen
2:40 over containers . Up on the bow of the
2:42 ship are typically light or empties and
2:45 also hazardous material and the reason
2:47 you put hazardous material up on the bow
2:49 is is very easy. You want it so you don’t
2:51 want it below Deck where if there is a
2:53 spill or an issue or a fire it could
2:56 basically endanger the entire ship you
2:58 don’t want it aft on the vessel because
3:00 that’s where your Machinery spaces are
3:02 so you don’t want to endanger that. You
3:04 don’t want it in the middle of the
3:05 vessel where you’d have to fight fire
3:07 from both sides , so you want it isolated
3:09 up on the bow of the vessel . This Is Not
3:11 Unusual at all and it’s one of the
3:13 reasons why you saw the yellow
3:15 containment boom that was around the vessel
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It is sad.
Where is Dr.Sal getting such information from ??? - I do not know
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Item 1
Document of Compliance
Every ship authorized to carry dangerous goods is issued with Document of compliance under the provisions of regulation II 2/19 of the 1974 SOLAS Convention. [MSC.1/Circ.1266 of 2008] Document of compliance authorizes which class of dangerous goods are permitted in under deck spaces and on deck spaces, authorization is for packaged dangerous goods, packaged and bulk goods and NOT ALLOWED as below.
“P” indicates – PACKAGED GOODS PERMITTED.
“A” indicates- PACKAGED AND BULK GOODS ALLOWED.
“X” indicates- NOT ALLOWED.
1 a) See a sample document of compliance below. (Not allowed is indicated with “-“
Sample filled can be found here:
1 b) Sample blanco can be found here:
MGN_36.pdf (563.5 KB)
1 c) MSC.1/Circ.1266 of 2008 can be accessed via google
Item 2
Publication:
Safety-Considerations-for-Ship-Operators-Related-to-Risk-Based-Stowage CINS (the Cargo Incident Notification System) are here:
Item 3
On time chartered vessels there are certain provisions mutually agreed between clients and contained in CP. CL .
In case of NYPE CP it is CL no 29 Dangerous cargo
RGDS