Freeport Marine Terminal Information and Port Regulation Handbook/Информационный справочник и портовые правила морского терминала Фрипорт

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This book is a guide for vessels operating from the Phillips 66 Marine Terminal. It covers emergency procedures, safety and security requirements, pre-arrival communication procedures, approach procedures, berthing procedures, mooring procedures, tug handling procedures, waste handling procedures, and vessel-shore interactions. Special attention is given to cargo handling operations, the use of loading arms and hoses, ballasting, pollution prevention, and actions in the event of a fire, oil spill, medical emergency, evacuation, and other emergency situations.

Content
Preface
Receipt of Handbook
Rules - Master's Confirmation Requirement
Chapter 1 Emergency Procedures
1.1. General (alarms, contacts, pollution response equipment description, safety equipment maps/locations)
1.1.1. Terminal Fire and Safety Warning Notices
1.1.2. Terminal Alarms
1.1.3. Emergency Disconnect Procedure
1.1.4. Shipboard Emergency Equipment
1.1.5. Terminal Fire System
1.1.6. Harbor Fire Fighting
1.1.7. Emergency Towing Wires
1.2. Procedure for Oil Spill
1.3. Procedure for Fire (International Shore Connection)
1.3.1. Emergency Fire Signal - Vessels
1.3.2. International Shore Connection
1.4. Procedure for Evacuation (Evacuation Route and Muster/Rally Point Map)
1.5. Procedure for Collision/Damage to Berth
1.6. Procedure for Medical Emergency
1.7. Procedure for Shelter In Place
1.8. Phillips 66 Marine Terminal-Marine Vessel Incident Reporting Criteria
Chapter 2. Safety and Security
2.1. PPE Requirements
2.2. Terminal Access/Crew to Shore Policy
2.3. Vessel/Terminal Security Interface (Declaration of Security)
2.3.1. Security Requirements
2.3.2. Gate Lists
2.4. Drug, Alcohol, Firearms Policy
2.5. Smoking Policy
2.6. Portable Electronic Equipment and Open Lights Policy
2.6.1. Photographs
2.7. Repairs while Alongside Policy
2.8. Provisions and Stores Policy (Other Craft Alongside)
2.8.1. Other Craft Alongside
2.9. Safety Data Sheets Policy
2.10. Benzene and H2S Policy
2.10.1. Benzene
2.10.2. High Hydrogen Sulfide (H2s) Levels on Vessel
2.11. Static Accumulator Policy
2.12. Stop Work Authority
2.13. Marine Advisor (MA) Attendance
Chapter 3. Pre-Arrival Communications
3.1. Pre-arrival information requirements and communications process
3.1.1. Notice of Readiness
3.1.2. Cargo Tank Requirements
3.2. Vessel Nomination and Scheduling
3.2.1. Vessel Nomination
3.2.2. Priority in Berthing
3.2.3. Notice of Arrival of Vessel After Delivery Window
3.3. Water Depths
3.4. Pilotage Procedures/Anchorage
3.4.1. Pilotage
3.4.2. Nighttime Transit Waivers
3.4.3. Pilot/Master Information Exchange
3.4.4. Harbor Approaches
3.4.5. Turning Basin
3.4.6. Harbor/Channel Requirements
3.5. Tug Requirements
3.5.1. Assist tugs for Ships
3.5.2. Tug/Barge VHF Harbor Communications
3.6. Vessel Displacement and Dimensional Limitations
3.7. Minimum Mooring Requirements
3.7.1. Mooring System
3.7.2. Mooring Requirements and Arrangements
3.8. Line Handling Procedures
3.9. Berthing Maneuvers/Approach Speeds
3.9.1. Barge Approach and Mooring
3.9.2. Assist Craft Alongside barges
3.10. Garbage and Slops Disposal Procedures
3.10.1. Slops
3.10.2. Oily Waste Reception
3.10.3. Garbage Reception
Chapter 4. General Information
4.1. Terminal Location (Description and Maps)
4.1.1. Mailing Address
4.1.2. Email Address
4.2. Terminal Layout (Description and Maps)
4.3. Hours of Operation
4.4. Local Time
4.5. Vessel/Shore Communications Policy
4.6. Language Spoken
4.7. Vessel Acceptance Policy
4.7.1. Vessel Vetting
4.7.2. Pre-Arrival Requirements - Ship
4.7.3. LPG Requirements
4.7.3. Vessel Maneuverability
4.8. Important Telephone Numbers
4.9. Weather Monitoring Procedures
Chapter 5. Berth Information
5.1. Berth Description
5.2. Cargo Transfer Systems (Marine Loading Arms)
Chapter 6. Operational Information
6.1. Gangways (Ships and Barges)
6.2. Pre-Transfer Conference Policy
6.3. Ship to Shore Safety Checklist and Declaration of Inspection
(Including Shift Relief Policy)
6.3.1. Declaration of Inspection
6.3.2. Required Manning
6.3.3. Terminal Person-In-Charge (TPIC) and Duty Crew
6.3.4. Terminal Control Room
6.4. Ballasting Policy
6.4.1. Ballast Quality
6.4.2. Rules for Handling Segregated Tanks
6.5. Loading Arm or Hose Connection and Disconnect/Draining Procedures
6.5.1. Vessel Personnel responsibility
6.5.2. Flange Requirements
6.5.3. Reducers
6.5.4. LPG Strainers
6.5.5. Ship/Shore Insulation
6.5.6. Vessel Manifold Drain System
6.6. Cargo Transfer Policy (Including Manning Requirements)
6.5.1. Minimum Duty Crew
6.5.2. Vessel Performance Standards
6.5.3. Maximum/Minimum Flow Rates
6.5.4. Flow Rate Restriction - Floating Roof Tanks
6.7. Vapor Recovery
6.8. Crude Oil Washing
6.9. Safe Operations Requirements (Wind, Lightning, Tide, Current, Waves, Ice)
6.9.1. Electrical Storms
6.9.2. Berthing/Unberthing in Heavy Weather
6.9.3. Wind Transfer Limits
6.10. Emergency Shutdowns
6.11. Tank Cleaning and Tank Entry Policy
6.12. Inert Gas Systems Policy
6.13. Surveyors/Sampling and Gauging (Tank Inspection)
6.13.1. Tests on Incoming Cargoes
6.14. Bunkering Policy
6.15. Pollution Prevention (Sea Suction Valves, Stack Emissions, Scuppers, Pre-Boom, etc.)
6.15.1. Sea Suction and Bilge Valves
6.15.2. Scuppers
6.15.3. Decks
6.15.4. Pollution Reporting Procedures
6.15.5. Pollution Clean Up
6.16. Potable Water
List of Drawings/Maps
Important Documents