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BARGE Astern

4 messages · 2004-06-28 to 2004-06-29

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2004-06-28 15:12Z
latest mention
2004-06-29 15:22Z
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2004-06-28TowingRegulations (mtsr) (canada-east)—→ 2004-06-29
2004-06-28TowingRegulations (mtsr) (canada-west)—→ 2004-06-29
2004-06-29TowingRegulations (mtsr) (canada-east)—→ 2004-08-18
2004-06-29TowingRegulations (mtsr) (canada-west)—→ 2004-08-18

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  1. 1
    Towing·NAVAREA IV 228/042004-06-28 15:12Z → cancelled 2004-06-29 15:20Z
    Effective 010001Z jul the above noted regulations will be in effect for vessels on an international voyage…
    Regulations (mtsr) (canada-east)
                                    REGULATIONS (MTSR) (CANADA-EAST).
1. EFFECTIVE 010001Z JUL THE ABOVE NOTED REGULATIONS
   WILL BE IN EFFECT FOR VESSELS ON AN INTERNATIONAL VOYAGE THAT:
   A. ARE MORE THAN 100 TONS GROSS TONNAGE OTHER THAN A TOWING
      VESSEL;
   B. CARRY MORE THAN 12 PASSENGERS OR
   C. ARE A TOWING VESSELS ENGAGED IN TOWING A BARGE ASTERN OR
      ALONGSIDE OR PUSHING AHEAD, IF THE BARGE IS CARRYING CERTAIN
      DANGEROUS CARGOES.
2. ALL VESSELS ENROUTE TO CANADIAN WATERS WHICH ARE REQUIRED UNDER
   THE REGULATIONS TO BE IN POSSESSION OF AN INTERNATIONAL SHIP
   SECURITY CERTIFICATE (ISSC) OR AN  INTERIM INTERNATIONAL SHIP
   SECURITY CERTIFICATE (IISSC) OR A SHIP SECURITY COMPLIANCE DOCUMENT
   ARE REMINDED THAT THEY ARE REQUIRED TO SUBMIT A PRE-ARRIVAL
   INFORMATION REPORT (PREVIOUSLY KNOWN AS THE "96 HOUR REPORT") TO
   ECAREG AND NORDREG CANADA AT LEAST  96 HOURS PRIOR TO ENTERING
   CANADIAN WATERS OR AT LEAST 24 HOURS IF THE DURATION OF THE SEGMENT
   OF THE VOYAGE IS LESS THAN 96 HOURS.
3. THE CURRENT SHIP REPORTING REQUIREMENT UNDER THE EASTERN CANADA
   VESSEL TRAFFIC SERVICES ZONE REGULATIONS 24 HOUR ADVANCE REPORT
   IS STILL MANDATORY.
4. VESSELS ARE CAUTIONED THAT IF THEY ARE NOT IN POSSESSION OF A VALID
   INTERNATIONAL SHIP SECURITY CERTIFICATE (ISSC), AN INTERIM INTERNATIONAL
   SHIP SECURITY CERTIFICATE (IISSC) FOR SOLAS VESSELS, OR A SHIP SECURITY
   COMPLIANCE DOCUMENT NUMBER, ON 010001Z JUL, THEY WILL BE DENIED
   ENTRY TO CANADIAN WATERS.
5. SHIPBOARD PERSONNEL ARE ENCOURAGED TO SEND A PRE-ARRIVAL INFORMATION
   REPORT PRIOR TO 010001Z JUL TO THE CANADIAN COAST GUARD IN ORDER
   TO BE COMPLIANT WITH THE MTSR PRIOR TO THEIR ENTRY INTO CANADIAN WATERS
   ON 010001Z JUL.
6. CANCEL NAVAREA IV 387/03.
  2. 2
    Towing·NAVAREA XII 195/042004-06-28 15:13Z → cancelled 2004-06-29 15:22Z
    Effective 010001Z jul the above noted regulations will be in effect for vessels on an international voyage…
    Regulations (mtsr) (canada-west)
                                     REGULATIONS (MTSR) (CANADA-WEST).
1. EFFECTIVE 010001Z JUL THE ABOVE NOTED REGULATIONS
   WILL BE IN EFFECT FOR VESSELS ON AN INTERNATIONAL VOYAGE THAT:
   A. ARE MORE THAN 100 TONS GROSS TONNAGE OTHER THAN A TOWING VESSEL;
   B.	CARRY MORE THAN 12 PASSENGERS OR
   C.	ARE A TOWING VESSELS ENGAGED IN TOWING A BARGE ASTERN OR
      ALONGSIDE OR PUSHING AHEAD, IF THE BARGE IS CARRYING CERTAIN
      DANGEROUS CARGOES.
2. ALL VESSELS ENROUTE TO CANADIAN WATERS WHICH ARE REQUIRED UNDER
   THE REGULATIONS TO BE IN POSSESSION OF AN INTERNATIONAL SHIP
   SECURITY CERTIFICATE OR AN INTERIM INTERNATIONAL SHIP
   SECURITY CERTIFICATE OR A SHIP SECURITY COMPLIANCE DOCUMENT
   ARE REMINDED THAT THEY ARE REQUIRED TO SUBMIT A PRE-ARRIVAL
   INFORMATION REPORT TO THE WESTERN CANADA REGIONAL MARINE INFORMATION
   CENTER AT LEAST 96 HOURS PRIOR TO ENTERING CANADIAN WATERS OR AT
   LEAST 24 HOURS IF THE VOYAGE IS LESS THAN 96 HOURS.
3. THE CURRENT SHIP REPORTING REQUIREMENT UNDER THE VESSEL TRAFFIC
   SERVICES ZONE REGULATIONS, 24 HOUR ADVANCE REPORT IS STILL MANDATORY.
4. VESSELS ARE CAUTIONED THAT IF THEY ARE NOT IN POSSESSION OF A VALID
   INTERNATIONAL SHIP SECURITY CERTIFICATE ISSC, AN INTERIM INTERNATIONAL
   SHIP SECURITY CERTIFICATE FOR SOLAS VESSELS, OR A SHIP SECURITY
   COMPLIANCE DOCUMENT NUMBER, ON 010001Z JUL, THEY WILL BE DENIED
   ENTRY TO CANADIAN WATERS.
5. SHIPBOARD PERSONNEL ARE ENCOURAGED TO SEND A PRE-ARRIVAL INFORMATION
   REPORT PRIOR TO 010001Z JUL TO THE CANADIAN COAST GUARD ORDER TO
   BE COMPLIANT WITH THE MTSR PRIOR TO THEIR ENTRY INTO CANADIAN WATERS
   ON 010001Z JUL.
6. CANCEL NAVAREA XII 262/03.
  3. 3
    Towing·NAVAREA IV 232/042004-06-29 15:20Z → cancelled 2004-08-18 12:52Z
    Effective 010001Z jul the above noted regulations will be in effect for vessels on an international voyage…
    Regulations (mtsr) (canada-east)
                                    REGULATIONS (MTSR) (CANADA-EAST).
1. EFFECTIVE 010001Z JUL THE ABOVE NOTED REGULATIONS
   WILL BE IN EFFECT FOR VESSELS ON AN INTERNATIONAL VOYAGE THAT:
   A. ARE MORE THAN 100 TONS GROSS TONNAGE OTHER THAN A TOWING
      VESSEL;
   B. CARRY MORE THAN 12 PASSENGERS OR
   C. ARE A TOWING VESSEL ENGAGED IN TOWING A BARGE ASTERN OR
      ALONGSIDE OR PUSHING AHEAD, IF THE BARGE IS CARRYING CERTAIN
      DANGEROUS CARGOES.
2. ALL VESSELS ENROUTE TO CANADIAN WATERS WHICH ARE REQUIRED UNDER
   THE REGULATIONS TO BE IN POSSESSION OF AN INTERNATIONAL SHIP
   SECURITY CERTIFICATE (ISSC) OR AN  INTERIM INTERNATIONAL SHIP
   SECURITY CERTIFICATE (IISSC) OR A SHIP SECURITY COMPLIANCE DOCUMENT
   ARE REMINDED THAT THEY ARE REQUIRED TO SUBMIT A PRE-ARRIVAL
   INFORMATION REPORT (PREVIOUSLY KNOWN AS THE "96 HOUR REPORT") TO
   ECAREG AND NORDREG CANADA AT LEAST 96 HOURS PRIOR TO ENTERING
   CANADIAN WATERS OR AT LEAST 24 HOURS IF THE DURATION OF THE SEGMENT
   IF THE VOYAGE IS LESS THAN 96 HOURS.
3. UNDER THE CURRENT SHIP REPORTING REQUIREMENT OF THE EASTERN CANADA
   VESSEL TRAFFIC SERVICES ZONE REGULATIONS, 24 HOUR ADVANCE REPORT
   IS STILL MANDATORY.
4. VESSELS ARE CAUTIONED THAT IF THEY ARE NOT IN POSSESSION OF A VALID
   INTERNATIONAL SHIP SECURITY CERTIFICATE (ISSC), AN INTERIM INTERNATIONAL
   SHIP SECURITY CERTIFICATE (IISSC) FOR SOLAS VESSELS, OR A SHIP SECURITY
   COMPLIANCE DOCUMENT NUMBER, ON 010001Z JUL, THEY WILL BE DENIED
   ENTRY TO CANADIAN WATERS.
5. SHIPBOARD PERSONNEL ARE ENCOURAGED TO SEND A PRE-ARRIVAL INFORMATION
   REPORT PRIOR TO 010001Z JUL TO THE CANADIAN COAST GUARD IN ORDER
   TO BE COMPLIANT WITH THE MTSR PRIOR TO THEIR ENTRY INTO CANADIAN WATERS
   ON 010001Z JUL.
6. CANCEL NAVAREA IV 228/04.
  4. 4
    Towing·NAVAREA XII 197/042004-06-29 15:22Z → cancelled 2004-08-18 12:56Z
    Effective 010001Z jul the above noted regulations will be in effect for vessels on an international voyage…
    Regulations (mtsr) (canada-west)
                                     REGULATIONS (MTSR) (CANADA-WEST).
1. EFFECTIVE 010001Z JUL THE ABOVE NOTED REGULATIONS
   WILL BE IN EFFECT FOR VESSELS ON AN INTERNATIONAL VOYAGE THAT:
   A. ARE MORE THAN 100 TONS GROSS TONNAGE OTHER THAN A TOWING VESSEL;
   B.	CARRY MORE THAN 12 PASSENGERS OR
   C.	ARE A TOWING VESSEL ENGAGED IN TOWING A BARGE ASTERN OR
      ALONGSIDE OR PUSHING AHEAD, IF THE BARGE IS CARRYING CERTAIN
      DANGEROUS CARGOES.
2. ALL VESSELS ENROUTE TO CANADIAN WATERS WHICH ARE REQUIRED UNDER
   THE REGULATIONS TO BE IN POSSESSION OF AN INTERNATIONAL SHIP
   SECURITY CERTIFICATE (ISSC) OR AN INTERIM INTERNATIONAL SHIP
   SECURITY CERTIFICATE (IISSC) OR A SHIP SECURITY COMPLIANCE DOCUMENT
   ARE REMINDED THAT THEY ARE REQUIRED TO SUBMIT A PRE-ARRIVAL
   INFORMATION REPORT TO THE WESTERN CANADA REGIONAL MARINE INFORMATION
   CENTER AT LEAST 96 HOURS PRIOR TO ENTERING CANADIAN WATERS OR AT
   LEAST 24 HOURS IF THE VOYAGE IS LESS THAN 96 HOURS.
3. UNDER THE CURRENT SHIP REPORTING REQUIREMENT OF THE VESSEL TRAFFIC
   SERVICES ZONE REGULATIONS, 24 HOUR ADVANCE REPORT IS STILL MANDATORY.
4. VESSELS ARE CAUTIONED THAT IF THEY ARE NOT IN POSSESSION OF A VALID
   INTERNATIONAL SHIP SECURITY CERTIFICATE (ISSC), AN INTERIM INTERNATIONAL
   SHIP SECURITY CERTIFICATE (IISSC) FOR SOLAS VESSELS, OR A SHIP SECURITY
   COMPLIANCE DOCUMENT NUMBER, ON 010001Z JUL, THEY WILL BE DENIED
   ENTRY TO CANADIAN WATERS.
5. SHIPBOARD PERSONNEL ARE ENCOURAGED TO SEND A PRE-ARRIVAL INFORMATION
   REPORT PRIOR TO 010001Z JUL TO THE CANADIAN COAST GUARD IN ORDER TO
   BE COMPLIANT WITH THE MTSR PRIOR TO THEIR ENTRY INTO CANADIAN WATERS
   ON 010001Z JUL.
6. CANCEL NAVAREA XII 195/04.

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