Lagos port arrival check list 2012 - Afritramp
Lagos port arrival check list 2012 - Afritramp
Lagos port arrival check list 2012 - Afritramp
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3. Prior to <strong>port</strong> entry all spaces not to be used during cargo operations should<br />
be locked and sealed. An effective gangway watch must be maintained at<br />
all times. The crew should remain vigilant and challenge anyone who has<br />
no business on board or appears to be hanging around suspiciously.<br />
4. Additional Security Guards on board at the gangway and on the seaward<br />
side of the vessel should be re-enforced.<br />
5. Ships staff should conduct a complete stowaway search on completion of<br />
cargo operations and prior to departure from berth; further search should<br />
be conducted when the pilot is ready to disembark from the vessel.<br />
6. Other measures that have proved effective and must be strictly complied<br />
with are:<br />
• Maintain a register of people entering and exiting the vessel.<br />
• Display warning signs at the Vessel Access Points.<br />
7. There must be combined effort of the Ports / Terminals Security Officers<br />
(PFSO), Immigration Officers, Ship Agents/Representatives, the Ship<br />
Security Officer (SSO), NIMASA and SSS to ensure that stowaway <strong>check</strong><br />
is conducted before a vessel sails from <strong>port</strong>. Thereafter, a certificate jointly<br />
signed by the search party will be issued to the ship.<br />
8. Finally, the Master of any vessel found with stowaway would be held liable<br />
henceforth.<br />
1.No breakdown<br />
CARGO DECLARATION FOR LAGOS PORT.<br />
2.Declare total units only. i.e. 500 units of vehicle weight 698.2mts<br />
4pkgs General Cargo weight 170mts.<br />
3. Declare Cargo for the other <strong>port</strong> on board in transit separately.