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    D001.05 - Passage Plan

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    This checklist is to be used by 2nd officers when compiling a passage plan from berth to berth. It contains 23 items to be checked and confirmed (Yes/No/NA) when developing the passage plan. These items include ensuring all relevant charts, publications, and notices are obtained and checked; calculating draught, under keel clearance, and weather routing; identifying hazards, waypoints, and contingency anchorages; and incorporating requirements like fuel types and watch schedules. The completed passage plan must then be signed by the Master, Chief Engineer, and all navigating officers/cadets.

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    This checklist is to be used by 2nd officers when compiling a passage plan from berth to berth. It contains 23 items to be checked and confirmed (Yes/No/NA) when developing the passage plan. These items include ensuring all relevant charts, publications, and notices are obtained and checked; calculating draught, under keel clearance, and weather routing; identifying hazards, waypoints, and contingency anchorages; and incorporating requirements like fuel types and watch schedules. The completed passage plan must then be signed by the Master, Chief Engineer, and all navigating officers/cadets.

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    This checklist is to be used by 2nd officers when compiling a passage plan from berth to berth. It contains 23 items to be checked and confirmed (Yes/No/NA) when developing the passage plan. These items include ensuring all relevant charts, publications, and notices are obtained and checked; calculating draught, under keel clearance, and weather routing; identifying hazards, waypoints, and contingency anchorages; and incorporating requirements like fuel types and watch schedules. The completed passage plan must then be signed by the Master, Chief Engineer, and all navigating officers/cadets.

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    D001.05 - Passage Plan

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    This checklist is to be used by 2nd officers when compiling a passage plan from berth to berth. It contains 23 items to be checked and confirmed (Yes/No/NA) when developing the passage plan. These items include ensuring all relevant charts, publications, and notices are obtained and checked; calculating draught, under keel clearance, and weather routing; identifying hazards, waypoints, and contingency anchorages; and incorporating requirements like fuel types and watch schedules. The completed passage plan must then be signed by the Master, Chief Engineer, and all navigating officers/cadets.

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    Checklist No.D001.05(Rev.

    Date;15- Aug-12)

    Prepared:QD
    Approved:DP

    Page1of1

    United Ocean Ship Management Pte. Ltd., Singapore


    CHECKLIST

    FOR

    MAKING

    PASSAGE

    PLAN

    [To be used by 2nd. Officer when compiling Passage Plan - berth to berth ]
    CATEGORY: Routine Operation
    RETENTION PERIOD: 12 M

    VOY NO.
    FROM

    :
    :

    DATE
    TO

    :
    :

    D 001.0
    ACTION : F

    Yes/No/Na

    APPRAISAL:
    1 All available charts for passage arranged.
    2 Requisition sent for charts / pubs , approach charts for bunker/refuge ports enroute
    3 Passage charts checked all corrected to date.
    4 Sailing directions and supplements and corrections to sailing directions checked.
    5 Light lists all corrected to date and onboard for areas of voyage.
    6 ALRS all onboard and corrected to date.
    7 Tide tables and Tidal Currents for route checked and relavant data collected for ready reference
    8 Routing charts checked for guidelines on current and winds for the relevant period
    9 Temporary and Preliminary notices checked.
    10 Ocean Passages of the World, checked for passage.
    11 Draught calculated for the various stages of the passage.
    12 Dynamic UKC during passage verified ( inside 30 mtrs contour / Canal / narrow passages )
    13 Navigation marks and lights checked.Radar conspicuous points and coast lines checked.
    14 Navigational warnings on Navtex as well as long range NAVAREA warnings
    15 Weather reports taken, fax charts taken and weather routing done.
    16 Latest US port advisory for list of countries rasining of Security level checked?
    17 High Risk Area- Notification to P&I / MSCHOA/UKMTO checked?
    18 Precaution/Procedure as per Latesr Best management practicses checked?
    19 LSFO requirement for the passage discussed with the Chief engineer ?
    20 Requirements for the passage advised by Chief Engineer ( Fuel / Lube/Chemicals/ FW / consumables)
    21 If ECDIS fitted on board, Additional Checklist for ECDIS to be filled for passage plan
    PLANNING :
    Passage plan format must contain all the following elements.
    1 Largest scale charts being used. Charts corrected upto latest NM received from digitrace
    2 Co's to be marked on charts in 360 degree notation, and checked against actual Co.
    3 Distances between WPs marked. DTG and "waypoint co-ordinates" are marked at each waypoint.
    4 Passage plan is prepared berth to berth
    5 Waypoints entered into all electronic navigation equipment/ ETA for each way point to be calculated
    6 Abort Point are to be marked on Narrow Passage/ Approach charts
    7 Hazards, no-go and dangerous areas to be marked on charts including harbour charts /pilotage waters
    8 Cross track error margins to be indicated, as applicable, on charts.
    9 Bearing and distance from alteration points marked.
    10 Radar conspicuous objects, coastline radar objects / shapes, indicated on charts.
    11 Passage plan to have ETA to WP and place to record actual passing of WP ( during execution)
    12 Danger clearing bearings and distances indicated on charts.
    13 Parallel indexing distances to be indicated.
    14 Safe and practical speeds for each stage of passage to be decided by Master
    15 Areas where restricted visibility may be expected, and additional lookout required are identified
    16 Areas where traffic may be heavy or converging /crossing to be indicated.
    17 Minimum under keel clearance for each stage to be more than 30 CM after allowing Squat.
    18 MARPOL regulations incorporated in Passage plan in relation to Annex 1 , V and VI
    19 Contingency Anchorages to be identified on approach chart / vicinity of narrow Passages
    20 Strength of navigational watch to be decided for the various stages of the plan.
    21 Position fixing frequency to be decided for various stages of passage & included in plan.
    22
    23

    Tides/ currents written on chart for the narrow passage / ports ?


    Passage Plan to be Signed by Master / Chief Engineer/All Navigating officers/ cadets.

    Notes: Master to discuss Passage plan with all deck officers and ensure monitoring and execution as per plan. Chief engineer to advise
    master regarding his requirements for voyage in order to prepare and effective passage plan

    Name / 2nd Off.

    Signature

    United Ocean Ship Management Pte. Ltd., Singapore

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