Sichem Melbourne - Marine Accident Investigation Branch
Sichem Melbourne - Marine Accident Investigation Branch
Sichem Melbourne - Marine Accident Investigation Branch
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SECTION 5 - RECOMMENDATIONS<br />
All United Kingdom Competent harbour Authorities are recommended to:<br />
M2008/166 Whilst ensuring the ability of vessels to navigate in harbour limits (MAIB<br />
Recommendation M2008/157 refers), take the following additional factors into<br />
consideration:<br />
• The time required for full exchange of information, using diagrammatic<br />
explanation where appropriate, between the pilot and the full ship’s team,<br />
including mooring parties.<br />
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•<br />
Only one person to be responsible for all manoeuvring instructions, including<br />
bow/stern thrusters, with instructions given orally to allow the whole bridge<br />
team to monitor the orders and responses.<br />
EMS Ship Management (India) Pvt. Ltd. is recommended to:<br />
2008/167 Reinforce to all its masters the importance of a thorough exchange of<br />
information between the master and pilot, and where language difficulties are<br />
experienced, ensure the pilot is kept fully briefed on what is intended, using<br />
diagrammatic representations, where necessary.<br />
2008/168 Ensure that only the agreed working language is spoken in work related<br />
communications.<br />
Petroplus is recommended to:<br />
2008/169 Review and revise its risk assessment of marine operations to ensure it is up to<br />
date and identifies, and mitigates, all known hazards.<br />
<strong>Marine</strong> <strong>Accident</strong> <strong>Investigation</strong> <strong>Branch</strong><br />
October 2008<br />
Safety recommendations shall in no case create a presumption of blame or liability