Search this site
All topics
Books
Maritime dictionairies
About
Info
Support us
Contact
http://knowtical.be
Sitemap
All topics
Aids to navigation
Bill of Lading
Bridge Checklist
Chartering and Charterparties
Checklist Bridge
Conclusie
Definitions
Fisheries
Harbour Formalities
Images and Pictures
International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea (Colregs)
Marine Emergency Procedures
Marine Pollution
Marine Signaling
Marine Technical Operations
Maritime Law
Mathematics in Shipping
Meteorology
Navigation
Persons and Businesses Related to Shipping
Safety at Sea
ship documents
Ship's Crew
Ship's Documents and Certificates
Shipping Companies
Shipping Company Regulations
Shipping problems
About
Books
Bill of Lading
Chartering and charterparties
Colregs Hard Copy
Colregs Presentation on DVD
IALA Buoyage Systems
International regulations for preventing collisions at sea
Techniek van het jacht
Cargo Ship Safety Certificate
Contact
downbilloflading79pui
downloa7932charte
downloasiala576
downmari79zlsnj9
downtech869bas3ftc
Info
Maritime dictionairies
Support us
Testfv
Sitemap
All topics
>
Marine Pollution
>
Release of Chemicals
Pollution (general)
RELEASE OF CHEMICALS OR OIL GAS
Stop all operation and inform Master
Check compartments pump room, etc.
Close cargo / bunker valves
Consider risks of explosion prior to start ventilation
Locate leakage
If it is not possible to enter the compartment, consider transfer of cargo to make the tank empty
Inert the tank to be enter
Prevent gas to enter accommodation
Inform Company and any third party if necessary
(especially the P & I Club)
Enter all measures and/or actions taken into logbook.