This comprehensive guide to Jetty Practice covers:
Ship type familiarisation
Port/harbour and jetty appraisal
Safe mooring management
Jetty equipment use
An introduction to the ship/shore safety
Checklists
Emergency preparedness
Cargo operations
Commercial and regulatory aspects.
Chapter 1 Jetty Equipment
1.1 Pipes and Valves
1.2 Valves
1.3 Pipe Isolation
1.4 Ship's Manifolds
1.5 Other Jetty Equipment
1.6 Intrinsic Safety
1.7 Hoses
1.8 Means of Access
1.9 Mooring
1.10 Hard Arm Fluid Transfer Equipment
1.11 The Design and Safety of Jetties and Sea Islands
Chapter 2 Basic Ship Information
2.2 Regulations affecting a modern tanker
2.3 Crude and Product Tankers
2.4 Chemical tankers
2.5 Liquefied Gas Carriers
2.6 Combination Carriers
2.7 Staff Onboard Ship
2.8 Ship Management
Chapetr 3 Mooring
3.1 Mooring Forces
3.2 Factors Affecting Load Distribution
3.3 Mooring Equipment
3.4 Mooring System Management
3.5 Tugs and the safety of Tankers
Chapter 4 Ship Arrival
4.1 Tanker Operations and Safety Guidance
4.2 Pre Arrival Information
4.3 Summary of safety precautions alongside berth for all tanker types
4.4 Ship/Shore Safety Check Lists
4.5 Pollution Prevention Check Lists
4.6 Shore Preparation for Loading
4.7 Vapour Emission Control
4.8 Disconnecting After Loading
4.9 Preparation for Discharge of the Ship
4.10 Ship/Ship Transfer Operations
4.11 Tank Cleaning and Gas Freeing
4.12 Hydrogen Sulphide (H2S)
4.13 Static Electricity
4.14 Surge Pressures
4.15 Inert Gas Systems
Chapter 5 Cargo Surveys and Sampling
5.1 Cargo Surveying Procedures
5.2 Cargo Surveying Definitions
5.3 Early Departure Procedure
Chapter 6 Tank Cleaning
6.1 Timing Issues
6.2 Tank Cleaning Locations
6.3 Tank Cleaning Methods
6.4 Precautions
Chapter 7 Crude Oil Washing (COW)
7.1 History of Crude Oil Washing
7.2 Solvent Action
7.3 Benefits of COW
7.4 Typical Voyage
7.5 COW Ship Types
7.6 The Washing Operation
Chapter 8 Fire Fighting Facilities
8.1 Water Resources
8.2 Fire Fighting Foam and Foam Stocks
8.3 Auxiliary Fire Fighting Equipment
8.4 Dry Powder
8.5 Training
Chapter 9 Pollution Prevention
9.1 Information
9.2 Shipboard Oil or Pollution Emergency Plans (SOPEP)
9.3 Dealing with a Spill
Chapter 10 Port Appraisal
10.1 Information
10.2 Regulations
10.3 In Port Navigation
10.4 Port Services
10.5 Tugs
10.6 Marine Terminal
10.7 Tidal Information
10.8 Weather Information
10.9 Docking and Berthing
10.10 Sea Berth Types
Chapter 11 Terms and Definitions
Chapter 12 Case Studies
Appendices
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