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<strong>Prigorodnoye</strong> <strong>Export</strong> <strong>Terminal</strong> <strong>Port</strong> <strong>Regulations</strong> Rev 01<br />
There is a surge tank on the TLU to relieve any excessive pressure in the TLU piping.<br />
An alarm to indicate when this is activated.<br />
24.1.4 Pressure Recorder<br />
There is a pressure recorder connected to the manifold connection at the hose end. This<br />
will identify any high pressure the hose has experienced.<br />
Loading will be stopped when any of the above have activated or been experienced.<br />
Inspections by the mooring boat will be carried out on the hose, TLU and surrounding sea<br />
to detect any signs of oil.<br />
24.2 Shipboard Watchkeepers<br />
In line with industry practices, the tanker is required to provide personnel who can<br />
maintain a constant watch on the deck. Sufficient personnel should be on the tanker to<br />
provide regular relief. The vessel is to provide overside lighting at night to detect any oil<br />
on the water surface.<br />
24.2.1 Forecastle Watch<br />
The tanker is to station a watchman on the forecastle of the ship at all times the ship is<br />
moored to the TLU. His duties will include:<br />
• Observe the relative position of the tanker and the TLU.<br />
• Watch for any oil in the water.<br />
• Observe the mooring hawser for loading, damage or over stressing.<br />
• During the winter he will monitor the loading hose for leaks.<br />
• Report to the Responsible Ship’s Officer any situation that is abnormal.<br />
• The forecastle watchkeeper may rotate with manifold duty (Crude Oil tanker only).<br />
•<br />
24.2.2 Manifold Watch<br />
During the non–ice period a second watchman will be positioned by the port side<br />
manifold to monitor the hose connection. His duties will include:<br />
• If possible by local valve position detection, ensure the manifold valve is not<br />
closed whilst loading is in progress.<br />
• Watch for any oil on the water<br />
• Watch for any oil in the bight of the floating hose.<br />
• Observe the floating hose for any signs of leak – or distortion in the hose (A sign<br />
of damage to the inner carcass).<br />
• Report to the Responsible Ship’s Officer any situation that is abnormal.<br />
• Monitor manifold cargo pressure.<br />
• The manifold watchkeeper may rotate with Forecastle duty (Crude oil tanker<br />
only).<br />
24.2.3 Loading Master and Assistant<br />
The Loading Master and the Assistant will share responsibility for monitoring the activities<br />
of the tanker staff in loading the tanker and for maintaining contact with the shore<br />
terminal. They will actively observe the loading procedures, especially at such times:<br />
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BM Code: EP.14.03.01.09