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PART III | 7. PORT DESCRIPTION PORT OF GÖTEBORG RAIL The Port of Göteborg has one of the largest rail terminals in the country and provides ondock rail at all terminals. Trains pass through the port to and from urban centres throughout Sweden and Norway. The port can provide good conditions for moving heavy, bulky cargo by rail and handles system trains for steel, paper, petroleum and cars. STORAGE Generally, short-term storage of port-related cargo is available within the port area. Certain conditions apply for long-term storage and storage facilities are available in the open or under cover, with or without temperature regulation. QUARANTINE FUMIGATION Skandia Harbour offers a special facility with quarantine fumigation. This gas treatment is necessary for the no-bugs certificate demanded by certain countries for the import of wood, paper etc, but also in the form of freight pallets, wooden crates or bobbins. The facility is available for special purposes on application. FACILITIES BORDER CONTROL ANIMALS AND FOOD Centrally located in Skandia Harbour, the border control post for animals and food products inspects imports from outside the European Union on behalf of the Union. The post has purpose-built facilities for the inspection and identification of live animals (horses from Iceland, for example) and laboratory facilities for animal products. For further information about Port statistics regarding cargo handling, visit the website www.portgot.se 7.12 CHARTS AND BOOKS CHARTS Chart No. 931; 9312, 9313 PUBLICATIONS Port of Göteborg: • Bye-laws • Port Regulations • Port Regulations Appendix • Port Tariff PUBLICATIONS Swedish Maritime Administration: • Maritime Traffic Regulations (SJÖFS 1994:21), with amendments – in Swedish only • Chart 1 / INT 1 • Swedish Pilot, Part I • Regulations and general guidelines regarding pilotage (SJÖFS 2005:13) – in Swedish only • Regulations regarding reporting, notification and information (SJÖFS 2005:19), with amendments (SJÖFS 2006:22, SJÖFS 2007:16) – in Swedish only • Winter Navigation • Guidelines for the application of the Finnish – Swedish ice class rules 46 PORT INFORMATION GUIDE • Source: Harbour Master Port of Göteborg • May 2009
PART III | 7. PORT DESCRIPTION PORT OF GÖTEBORG • Regulations and general advice of the Swedish Maritime Administration on Swedish ice class for traffic on Lake Vänern. (SJÖFS 2003:16) – in Swedish only 7.13 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR THE PORT AREA PORT OF GÖTEBORG Vessels calling at the Port of Göteborg shall be notified by ship-owner, agent or responsible master to the Port Authority not later than 24 hours before arrival. The notification also contains reporting of dangerous goods and waste. Notification about ETA and ETD should be made via TRAFO. Access information with login password can be obtained from the Harbour Master’s Office, phone +46 31 731 41 15. SWEDISH MARITIME ADMINISTRATION Vessel notification 24 hours in advance via Vessel Reporting System (FRS) applies to all vessels exceeding 300 GT, operating in both domestic and international traffic. Notification involves reporting on arrival and departure, as well as information regarding the previous and next port of call. Reporting also concerns procedures for hazardous goods and vesselgenerated waste. Reporting can be made via e-services at www.sjofartsverket.se or using Edifact or XML transfer. SWEDISH COAST GUARD Notification according to the Maritime Security Regulations Notification according to the Maritime Security Regulations not later than 24 hours before the estimated time of arrival, or • if the voyage takes less than 24 hours, not later than when the vessel departs from the previous port, or • if the port of call is not known at the start of the voyage, or is altered during the voyage, as soon as this information is available. IMO general declaration, Form 1 National enclosure to IMO FAL, Form 1 Crew and passenger list according to the Schengen Borders Code Crew and passenger list according to the Schengen Borders Code should be submitted not later than when the vessel enters the port. The Swedish Coast Guard (SCG) recommends that the list be forwarded in advance together with the Maritime Security Notification. Those vessels not required to submit a Maritime Security Notification are advised to submit their lists in advance as according to the old regulations, i.e. not later than 24 hours before estimated time of arrival at the destination port. For voyages of less than 24 hours the SCG recommends that the information be forwarded not later than when the vessel departs from the previous port, and at least six hours before estimated time of arrival at the destination port. For voyages shorter than six hours, it is recommended that the vessel forwards this information not later than when it leave the previous port. PORT INFORMATION GUIDE • Source: Harbour Master Port of Göteborg • May 2009 47
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