2009 Port Guide

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Contents

AAmenities ................................................................. 14 Anchoring ................................................................. 10 Aquarius Surveying................................................. 17 Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service ..... 12 Australian Ships Agencies ..................................... 17 Australian Volunteer Coastguard ........................... 17

BBarwil Agencies ....................................................... 17 Bunkers .................................................................... 13

CChristie & Griffi n Marine Surveyors....................... 17 Commercial Diving Services .................................. 17 Contact details ......................................................... 18 Conway Marine Surveyors and Consultants ........ 17 Customs ................................................................... 12

DDisclaimer ................................................................ 3 Divers........................................................................ 15

EEmergency Telephone Numbers ............................ 3

FFire Brigade.............................................................. 3 Fumigation ............................................................... 15

GGulf Agency Company (Aust) Pty Ltd ................... 17

HHetherington Kingsbury Shipping Agency ........... 17 Hospital .................................................................... 3

IInchcape Shipping Services ................................... 17 Internet ..................................................................... 3

LLarge Ships and Night Time Navigation ................ 10 LBH Australia ........................................................... 15

MMarine/Cargo Surveyors ......................................... 15 Maritime Security Identifi cation Cards .................. 13 McLennans Diving Services ................................... 17 Mission to Seafarers ............................................... 14 Monson Agencies Australia .................................... 17

NNeil Charters Pty Ltd ............................................... 18 NSW Maritime Authority ......................................... 18

PP&O Ports................................................................. 18 Patrick Stevedores .................................................. 18 Pilot Boarding Ground ............................................ 9 Police ........................................................................ 3 Port Kembla Marine Fuels ...................................... 18 Port Services (Tugs and Lines) .............................. 15 Postal Address ........................................................ 3

QQuarantine................................................................ 15

RRequirements........................................................... 8

SShip Security............................................................ 10 Ships Phones ........................................................... 15 Shopping Centres .................................................... 14 Storey & Keers ......................................................... 18 Svitzer ....................................................................... 18 Swire Shipping Agency ........................................... 15

TTerminal Contact Numbers ..................................... 19 Terminals .................................................................. 19 Traffi c Management ................................................. 8

UUnder Keel Clearance (UKC) .................................. 10 Useful Telephone Numbers .................................... 15

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For further information please contact:

Dom Figliomeni Chief Executive Officer

Andrew Dunne General Manager Engineering & Environment

Engineering, Project Management, Environmental Management, Asset Maintenance.

Leanne Taylor General Manager Corporate Services & Corporate SecretaryFinancial and Account Enquiries, Human Resources, Information Technology, Business Development, Pricing, Trade Facilitation, Business Development, Property & Asset Management.

Kell Dillon General Manager Marine & Port Operations Maritime Services,

Pilot Service Delivery, Navigation Services, Quality Management, Port and Facility Security Management, Emergency Response.

Duty Harbour Master/Pilots Captain Don Buckthought Captain Robert Tanner Captain Michael Rowe Captain Darren Cousins Captain Chris Geraghty Captain David Balderston

Port Kembla Port CorporationStreet Address: Cnr Darcy & Military Roads,

Port Kembla NSW 2505

Postal Address: PO Box 89, Port Kembla NSW 2505

Telephone: (02) 42750100 (Office) (02) 4274 4571 (VTIC 24 hour

number)

Fax: (02) 4274 0643

Email: [email protected]

Website: www.portkembla.com.au

Emergency Telephone NumbersThe Port Kembla Port Corporation will co-ordinate emergency response in the port and will assist ships’ masters with requests for advice or services available in the port or locality. This service is administered from the Port’s Vessel Traffi c Information Centre (VTIC).

The duty Harbour Master can be contacted at any time by dialling either of the 24 hour numbers at the VTIC.

Port Kembla Port Corporation VTIC (24 hour number) ..................4275 0159 (24 hour number) ...........................4274 4571

call ‘Port Kembla Harbour’ VHF Ch 11

• Emergency:

Police – Ambulance – Fire Brigade 000

State name of vessel, berth, what service required, nature of assistance required.

• Police:

Wollongong .....................................4226 7899 Port Kembla .................................... 4276 5199 Warilla ............................................. 4295 2699

• Fire Brigade:

Wollongong ..................................... 4224 2020 Warrawong ..................................... 4274 0210 Ambulance: ..................................... 13 12 33 • Hospital:

Wollongong ...................................... 4222 5000 Shellharbour ................................... 4295 2500 Port Kembla ..................................... 4223 8000

DisclaimerThe Port Guide - Port Kembla is not a controlled document and users must be aware that it may not be the most current edition. Please go to the Corporation’s web page at www.portkembla.com.au to view the latest version.

The information including information supplied by Port Kembla Port Corporation is provided in good faith but with no warranty from Port Kembla Port Corporation about its accuracy. Users should make their own independent enquiry to test the accuracy of any information before making any decision based upon the information.


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Port Kembla – Early HistoryThe earliest written record of the area known today as Port Kembla was in April 1770, and dates back to Captain Cook’s east coast voyage. Endeavour’s logbook reads ‘There lies a point which I called Red Point, and a little way inland stands a round hill, the top of which looks like the crown of a hat’. The hill Captain Cook notes was for quite some time referred to as Hat Hill but today is better known as Mount Kembla. Red Point, however, has retained its original name.

Later came explorers George Bass and Matthew Flinders in their boat “Tom Thumb”. The lagoon near Red Point was named Tom Thumb Lagoon, after the explorers’ vessel, and is now the site of Port Kembla’s Inner Harbour.

In 1883 the Mount Kembla Coal and Oil Company built a railway from Mount Kembla mine to the coast and with no natural harbour available constructed a jetty just north of Red Point and named it Port Kembla.

By the 1890’s Port Kembla was on the map and plans for a deepwater port evolved, which ultimately required the construction of the two large breakwaters which form the Outer Harbour as we know it today. With the advent of the Hoskins Steelworks in the late 1920’s the growth of Port Kembla was assured.

The Port Kembla Harbour Act was passed on 23rd December 1898, thereby formally proclaiming the area as a port and setting aside an initial £200,000 for breakwater construction.

Port Kembla Today

Port Kembla is one of the three major ports of NSW, located just south of Sydney. The Port has recently undergone a major expansion of its Inner Harbour including two new berths capable of handling general cargo, containers and motor vehicles. Port Kembla is the vechicle import hub of New South Wales.

Our focus will now turn to expansion of facilities in the Outer Harbour the area boasts land with road and rail access. An artist’s impression of the Master Plan and further details are available on our website www.portkembla.com.au.

The Port’s main facilities include the steel works managed by BlueScope Steel Pty Ltd, the Coal Terminal managed by Port Kembla Coal Terminal Pty Ltd and the Grain Terminal managed by GrainCorp Pty Ltd. These facilities variously maintain water depths up to 16.25 metres below port datum.

The commodity base today reflects the growth of the region with eight million tonnes of raw materials being imported for the production of steel and two million tonnes of steel products being exported. The Port exports two to three million tonnes of grain in good seasons and ten million tonnes of coal per year. The port also handles one million tonnes of bulk liquids and break bulk cargo.Over 27 million tonnes of cargo was moved through the port during the 2006/07 financial year.


Port Kembla Port CorporationThe Port Kembla Port Corporation is responsible for the management of shipping operations including the provision of: port pilotage, ship scheduling and navigation services. The Port Corporation maintains quality certification to ISO 9001:2000 by Det Norske Veritas (DNV) in these areas ensuring our customers a guaranteed level of service.

The Port Kembla Port Corporation also owns and manages port lands in the Inner and Outer Harbours in addition to port infrastructure such as wharves and jetties. In some cases these assets are leased on a commercial basis for port related use.

Port Kembla – NSWPOSITION:– Lat. 34°28'S. Long. 150°54'E.MHWS 1.6m. MLWS 0.3m. HAT 2.1M. LAT 0.0M............................... CHART AUS 195

Ship & Port OperationsOuter Harbour:36 hectares of land and depths range from 4m to 16m.

Berths Height above Low Water

Berth Length

Depth Alongsideat Datum

201 4.8m up to 187m 10.67m201 4.8m 187-200m 10.00m201 4.8m up to 225 8.50m202 5.2m 210m 10.70m203 5.2m 210m 10.10m204 5.2m 100m 6.10m205 5.2m 90m 7.00m206 5.0m 80m 11.20m

Inner Harbour:164 hectares of land and depths range from 9.2m to 16.25m.

Berths Height above Low Water

Berth Length

Berth Declared Depth

101 (air draught 17.4m)

4.4m 215m 11.50m

102 (air draught 22.4m)

5.6m 300m 16.00m

103 5.0m 230m 12.2m104 3.5m 290m 16.25m105 3.26m 300m 15.70m106 3.26m 130m 13.90m107 4.5m 290m 12.3m109 5.6m 220m 12.20m110 5.6m 180m 11.40m111 5.6m 310m 15.60m112 5.6m 278m 12.80m113 5.6m 192m 11.00m

(Distance between extreme mooring bollards is 320m)

N.B:

• Mariners and Agents are advised to check the latest information on the PKPC website (www.portkembla.com.au).

• Requires Underkeel Clearance alongside Inner Harbour of 0.3m. Requires Underkeel Clearance alongside in Outer Harbour of 0.6m. Depths can vary – check before using if depth is critical.

• Depths are correct as of November 2007.


RequirementsPORT KEMBLA – CHART AUS 195 AMENDMENTS TO PORT LIMITS, NEW DESIGNATED ANCHORAGES, ADDITIONAL PILOT BOARDING POSITIONS AND NEW VESSEL REPORT POSITIONS. Positions in this notice are referenced to WGS84 datum.

1. New Port Limits.

Notice is hereby given that the port limits to Port Kembla Harbour have been changed.

(a) i) The port limit for Port Kembla has been altered to an arc of circle radius 2.5M centred on the north eastern breakwater light (34o 27’.91 S 150o 54’.81 E).

All designated anchorages (E1 to E9 and W1 to W6) have been revoked.

The no anchorage area boundary (34o 23’.66 S 150o 58’.00 E) has been extended to the inward reporting limit (34o 20’.50 S 151o 00’.47 E)

ii) A new edition of Chart AUS 195 is currently being printed and will be issued in early 2009.

iii) Australian Notice to Mariners 1245(P)/2008 issued through the Australian Hydrographic Office refers.

iv) This change has been made through NSW Governmental gazettal, and formally amends Schedule 1 to the Ports and Maritime Administration Regulation 2007.

(b) Port Kembla Vessel Traffic Service Officers (VTSO) have the delegated authority to direct traffic within the Port Limits as described in para 1. (a).

(c) Through traffic passing close inshore must seek clearance from the Port Kembla VTSO via VHF Ch 11 one hour prior to arrival at the 5 mile arc. The VTSO may grant the appropriate clearance to do so, which may include entry and exit points due to the traffic situation within the port limits at the time.

2. Anchorages Port Kembla Port Corporation does not

recommend anchorage position in proximity to the Port. As guidance, masters should:

• Anchor well outside of designated Port Limits • Not anchor within 3nm of the coast • Not anchor on the entrance leads or close to

the approaches to the port • Inform PKPC Vessel Traffi c Centre on VHF

Channel 11 of their anchorage position relative to Wollongong lighthouse

• Set continuous listening watch on VHF Channel 11 and take heed of weather forecasts.

• Make adequate preparation to monitor ships position and if any doubt exists, should immediately proceed to sea.

Vessel Size Categories

35 meters ≤ Small Vessels ≤ 139 meters 140 meters ≤ Handy Size ≤ 209 meters 210 meters ≤ Panamax ≤ 244 meters 245 meters ≤ Capesize ≤ 300 meters

(a) Vessels approaching or departing the port will be instructed by the Port Kembla Vessel Traffic Centre as to which reporting point to pass through, or through which position to cross the 5 mile arc.

(b) Vessels are determined to have arrived at Port Kembla upon crossing the 5 mile arc.

(c) The null point that the five mile arc is centred on is Latitude 34°26´00˝S; Longitude 150°56´00˝EPort Kembla

Traffic ManagementPilotage is compulsory except for those vessels exempted by Section 5(1) of the Marine Pilotage Licensing Act, 1971 and whose master holds a valid Pilotage Exemption Certificate for Port Kembla.

Vessel’s ETA must be advised by agents 24 hours prior to arrival so that services can be co-ordinated and allocated.All vessels proceeding to Port Kembla are required to call PORT KEMBLA HARBOUR on VHF Channel 16, two and one hours before arrival to confirm ETA.On approaching five miles off at the designated report position vessels should call PORT KEMBLA HARBOUR on VHF Channel 11, and remain on that frequency and await instruction for berthing and pilot Boarding.Vessels arriving at Port Kembla will be required to be in possession of an International Ship Security Certificate.

Masters should note that PKPC operates its Vessel Traffi c Centre as an information centre only, and the decision to anchor or leave anchorage is soley at the Masters discretion.

3. Pilot Boarding Positions

(a) Port Kembla has two areas within the port waters as described in para1. (a) designated for pilot transfers and are as follows:

4. New Vessel Report PositionsPosition

Bearing and distance from Wollongong Lighthouse

In degrees, minutes and decimals of

minutes (For vessels)

In degrees, minutes, seconds and decimals of

seconds (For Hydr0)

Approaching from South on the 5 mile reporting arc

143° 6.2nm34°30.466’S

150°59.200’E

34°30.466’S

150°59.200’E

Approaching from East on the 5 mile reporting arc

097° 6.2nm34°26.000’S

151°02.216’E

34°26’ 00’’S

151°02’ 13’’E

Approaching from North on the 5 mile reporting arc

047° 5.2nm34°21.583’S

150°59.400’E

34°21’ 35’’S

150° 59’ 24’’E


Pilot Ladders

Pilot ladders should be rigged on the starboard side and be 2.0m above the water and comply with SOLAS Regulations and IMO Standards. On departure ladders should be rigged on the port side 2.0m above the water. Exceptions to these requirements will be advised by Port Kembla Harbour.If the Pilot climb is more than nine metres a combination ladder must be used. If using combination ladder the side of the gangway and the rope ladder must be lashed together as well as lashed to the ship's side if your vessel has a fitting to do so.The height of the ladder above the water is to be two (2) metres.The height must be confirmed by a freeboard calculation if necessary or you are in any doubt.The above directives are made pursuant to section 94(1) of the Ports Corporatisation and Waterways Management Act 1995 No. 13.

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Pilot Station

Position Explanation

Bearing & Distance from Wollongong Lighthouse

In degrees, minutes and decimals of minutes (For

Vessels)

In degrees, minutes,

seconds and decimals of

seconds (For Hydro)

Outer 066° 2.75nm 34°24.233’S

150°57.616’E

34° 24’14”S

150° 57’ 37”E

Embarkation inbound for deep draft (Capesize

vessels) and vessels arriving from the North or anchorages.

Compulsory for vessels

LOA 226m and greater.

Inner 090° 1.80nm 34°25.150’S

150°56.850’E

All other vessels.

Minimum Draught RequirementsMasters of vessels are required to have minimum draughts of 2% of LOA forward and 3% of LOA aft. The propeller should also be fully immersed. In windy conditions it is prudent to have the vessel ballasted as deeply as possible. Masters are advised that in heavy weather conditions the anchoring area off Port Kembla may prove unsatisfactory, and they should be prepared to weigh anchor and proceed to seaat short notice.

Vessels MUST NOT pass between or anchor between the islands, as this is foul ground.

Time of anchoring, position and berthing fore and aft drafts and vessels displacement should be reported to the Vessel Traffic Information Centre on VHF Channel 11. A continuous watch should be kept on Channels 11 and 16.

Under Keel Clearance (UKC)To allow for safe passage in the Port the under keel clearance for ships ENTERING Port Kembla is required to be not less than 1.37m.

Maximum Arrival Draught =

(15.25 + Height of Tide) metres

1.08

Maximum Departure Draught =

(15.25 + Height of Tide) metres

1.08

Alongside Berth – Vessels are required to have UKC of 0.6m in the Outer Harbour and 0.3m in the Inner Harbour.

Large Ships and Night Time Navigation

The maximum length for ships entering Port Kembla Harbour is 300m LOA and 50m Beam. Vessels in excess of these dimensions will not be accepted without the approval of the Harbour Master. Berth 202-205 Mooring Arrangements

The Outer Harbour at Port Kembla is sometimes affected by surge action and masters of vessels berthed at 202-205 must ensure that their vessels do not have less than the minimum moorings.

Minimum mooring:

4 head lines 4 stern lines2 fore springs 2 aft springs

Prior to using/testing engines alongside the berth, permission must be obtained in writing from the Harbour Master.

The handling of ship’s lines on the shore, unless in an absolute emergency, must be done by approved personnel. It is therefore recommended that Masters ensure that their vessel is adequately secured on arrival, allowing for seasonal winds and in the Outer Harbour, swell patterns. For any advice regarding the number and placement of mooring lines please consult the Pilot when berthing.

Other General Information for Masters

1. Do not pollute the harbour in any way.

2. Please make sure that your ship is always secured firmly alongside the wharf - with sufficient mooring lines for the weather conditions and forecast weather conditions.

3. Do not shift your ship without written permission from the Harbour Master.

(If you need to shift your ship, ask your Agent – there is a procedure to be followed through the VTC and approval is required.)

4 Do not test your engines on air of fuel, without first obtaining permission from the VTC (VHF CH 11). (When preparing to sail call the VTC on VHF Ch 11 and ask if there are any diving operations in the vicinity of your vessel BEFORE turning your engines.)

5. Permits are required for the following operations:

• Shifting ship along wharf • Bunkering • Sludge removal • All hot work • Dangerous Goods • Engine Immobilisation • Hull Painting • Lifeboat Drills • Any work from a punt or rescue boat • Fumigation


6. Port Operations requiring permit approvals

Work Afloat & Diving Protocols.

The following protocols are to be followed as a precursor to any works within the Inner and Outer Harbour including shipping Channels. They apply to Port Kembla Port Corporation Port Authority personnel as well as contracted persons.

A permit is required to be completed and processed through the PKPC VTIC, as follows:

1. The permit is authorised on the understanding that ANY accident, incident or near miss matter is reported to the Port Kembla Vessel Traffic Information Centre IMMEDIATELY.

2. The VTIC is to be consulted to approve operations within the area. Vessel Traffic Centre will carry out a detailed workplace procedure in accordance with the PKPC Quality Management System.

3. The duty VTSO will tag the work and contact details on the Port Operations Board.

4. Public access to the berth and adjacent area is to be restricted during any works over the face involving apparatus and watercraft in the water.

5. INTERCO signal flags RY are to be clearly displayed at the site for work afloat. INTERCO signal flag A is to be clearly displayed for diving operations.

6. VHF capability is to be provided in addition to other contact means in order to allow monitoring of vessel movement when applicable. (There is no necessity to maintain VHF listening watch when alongside and moored).

7. Watercraft are to be adequately stowed and moored to prevent damage due to ship’s wash and eddy current interactions during manoeuvres. At no time are water-craft to be manned during ship manoeuvres occurring nearby.

8. Approval will be granted for 24 hour periods. This policy is made per Section 94 Ports and Maritime Administration Act 1995.

Limited Movement Protocol

Prior to movement commencing:

1. Ensure the scope of the warp does not exceed 25 metres along the berth;

2. Ensure the weather criteria is conducive to moving the vessel without supervision by the Port Kembla Harbour Master or Duty Pilot.

3. The Master is to specify how many (if any) lines may need to be moved;

4. The Master is to note and advise of any other factors that may merit consideration;

5. The Master is to complete the appropriate form and submit it to the Port Kembla Traffic Centre (VTC) for approval - (VTC phone: 4275 0159 or 4274 4571 Fax: 4274 0643)

6. The vessel is to advise Port Kembla

Vessel Traffic Centre via VHF Ch11 before commencement of the move

Lowering of ship loader infrastructure

The lowering of ship loader/unloader terminal superstructure policy permits lowering of ship loaders over the waterway and adequately manages the interface with shipping so as not to compromise the safe navigation and other movements of any vessels within the port. This procedure avoids situations in which a vessel may ultimately cause damage to the marine environment or property (terminal ship loaders)

Approval will not be given (by PKPC VTC or pilots) for a vessel to commence a manoeuvre to/from /between any berths where the ship loaders are lowered over the berthing box in which the movement is to occur. This is to be understood as a directive pursuant to S94 and S95 of the Ports and Maritime Administration Act (1995).

Approval is required (by PKPC VTC) for a vessel to commence a manoeuvre to/from/between any berths adjacent to berths where ship loaders are lowered over their berthing boxes - this approval, confirmed by PKPC VTC, will be given only following consultation with the duty pilot. This is to be understood as a directive pursuant to S94 and S95 of the Ports and Maritime Administration Act (1995).

Permission is required (by PKPC VTC) as necessary for:

(a) Lowering of ship loaders for repairs and maintenance and

(b) Immobilising ship loaders for periods of time in the lowered position and

(c) Approval permits will articulate requisites regarding placement of the loaders to mitigate risk, flag and light signals, contacts and duration as applicable.

Other Permits Available from PKPC VTC

• Bunkering Operations• Immobilisation of non gas free tanker• Immobilisation of vessel other than gas free• Supply of fresh water hoses and water.• Painting of hull or deck• Fumigation Operations• Lowering of deck platform• Lowering of life boats for drills and other

purposes• Operating radar on a gas free vessel• Hot Work in vessel engine room• Hot work on deck of gas free vessel


IF YOU SEE ANY ACCIDENT, INCIDENT OR UNUSUAL CIRCUMSTANCE, YOU MUST CALL THE VTC IMMEDIATELY (VHF CH 11) (e.g. A fire on the wharf, any pollution in the water, any person/s acting suspiciously etc).

These requirements are made pursuant to the NSW Port’s Corporation & Maritime Administration Act 1995.

Port Corporation Environmental Requirements

Prior to commencement of bunkering or sludge removal, bunker permit MUST be issued by an authorised officer of the Port Corporation.IT IS COMPULSORY FOR THE MASTER TO IMMEDIATELY NOTIFY THE VTC ON VHF CHANNEL 11 OR TELEPHONE OF AN ACTUAL OR SUSPECTED OIL SPILL FROM THE VESSEL. OIL DISPERSANT MUST NOT BE USED WITHOUT THE HARBOUR MASTER'S AUTHORITY.

Masters should comply with Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service requirements in relation to ballast water. The Port Corporation must be informed of any non-compliance.When de-ballasting Masters should ensure that no water lands on the wharf. This practice can seriously damage any electrical and phone equipment in the area.

Port ClosedOccasions do occur when it may be necessary to close the port for bad weather conditions or other reasons. When advised of an approaching storm Masters should ensure that their ship is ready to be moved at one hour's notice and maintain a listening watch on Channel 11.

Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Requirements for Port Kembla

Please refer directly to AQIS via their website at www.aqis.gov.au

Australian Customs Service23 Ellen Street, Wollongong NSW 2500Telephone: (02) 4222 3900 Facsimile: (02) 4222 3950On Call/After Hours: 0418 245 451Hours of Customs: Monday to Friday 8:30am to 5:00pm (Closed 12:30 to 1:30pm)

Arrival at Port KemblaNo goods are to be taken ashore without first obtaining Customs’ permission. Taking on/off of ship supplies/equipment must also have prior Customs approval. This must be organised through the vessels agent.

Boarding of VesselsMost vessels are boarded at the wharf. In the

event of non-attendance by Customs Officers, ship’s documents should be presented to your Agent.

Documents RequiredSubject to Sections 64 and 74 of the Customs Act, the Master is required to present the following documents to Customs, 96 hours prior to arrival at Port Kembla.

(1) Crew List(2) Passenger List(3) Last 10 Ports of Call(4) Ship’s Inward Cargo Report.(5) Impending Arrival Form(6) International Ship Security Certificate details.

The following original documents to be presented to the Boarding Officer on arrival:

(1) List of Goods; owned or in Posession of the Master and Crew

(2) Narcotic and Restricted Drug List(3) Under bond Stores List(4) Last Port Clearance.

The following original documents are required to be sighted by the Customs Boarding officer:

(1) Load Line Certificate(2) Safety Radio Certificate(3) Safety Equipment Certificate(4) Safety Construction Certificate(5) IOPP Certificate(6) International Ship Security Certificate(7) Valid Passport and Seaman’s Book for all

crew. All crew, prior to arriving in Australian waters, are to have valid individual contracts, or are to have the following entered into their Seaman’s Book:

* Vessel Name, * Date and Port of Embarkation * Rank. (Crew Articles will not suffice).

NOTE: This is an Immigration requirement and failure to comply may result in a penalty/fine to the ship.

(8) Marine Navigation and Oil Pollution Levies(9) P&I Insurance Certificate.

Services

Tugs B.P. Lines BoatsCarrington 50 tonnes Wyee 10mMarloo 51 tonnes Dapto 19mKoona 51 tonnes Bodalla 10m


Bunkers AvailableBy Truck - All Berths.

By Pipeline

Berth 101 (formerly know as Coal Berth 1) Berth 102 (formerly known as Coal Berth 2) Berth 111 (formerly known as 2DB) Berth 112 (formerly known as1DB) Berth 113 (formerly known as 1PB) Berth 201 (formerly known as Oil Berth)

Other FacilitiesFreshwater Pipeline to all Berths.Repairs Engineering services available locally.Access Road and Rail to:

Ship Security

It is a reqirement that all vessels submit their In-Port Security Plan in accordance with ISPS Code.Where shore watchmen/security personnel are required they are only available by contract via the Agent.

It is the Master’s responsibility to ensure that an adequate watch is maintained whilst the vessel is in Port. This includes the normal safety watch, tending of mooring lines and restriction of unauthorised personnel from boarding the vessel.Restriction of personnel on the vessel is at the Master’s discretion.

With the exception of appointed State and Federal Government Officers, these personnel will produce appropriate identification on request. Verification of “appointed officers” can be obtained from the Port Corporation.

It is recommended that a close watch be kept on all life rafts or any other place where drugs are stowed to prevent theft.

Prior to demobilising main engines, bunkering, carrying out any hot work, or work afloat, permits must be obtained in writing from the Harbour Master.

Port Kembla Port Corporation personnel may at times issue instructions/give advice to vessels with regard to safety or environmental issues (e.g. fuel oil bunkering, bad weather alerts).

These messages are given under the authority of the Port's Harbour Master. These personnel are in uniform and carry ID cards.

Any emergency situation should be notified to the Port’s Vessel Traffic Information Centre (VTIC) by telephone or VHF Channel 11 where the duty personnel shall co-ordinate the correct response.Any queries can be directed to the VTIC on the 24 hour phone numbers (Refer page 2).

Maritime Security Identification Cards

Maritime Security Identification Cards (MSIC) will be required to be held by any person wishing unescorted access in a maritime security zone.

Berth 105 - 107 Berth 111 Berth 112 Road only to all other Berths.

Security GatesAll entry to the Inner Harbour is controlled by security guards located in the gatehouse at the start of Tom Thumb Road and security boom gates at the Coal Terminal boundary on Tom Thumb Road. Access will be restricted to port related traffic in order to ensure the ongoing safety and security of port operations.

The Tom Thumb Road Security Gatehouse will bemanned 24/7 by PKPC’s security provider, ChubbSecurity.

Automatic gate access at the Tom Thumb Road entrance is provided by swipe cardsissued by:

1. Port Kembla Port Corporation;2. 1-Stop (issued for AAT); and3. Serco (issued for BlueScope Steel for access to the stevedoring facilities or adjacent plant entry gate).

Vehicles undertaking deliveries inside the area should use the left lane and speak with the security guard regarding their requirements or directions.

A car park is provided adjacent to the gatehouse and can be accessed from the left lane. The left lane also provides a turnaround facility suitable for up to B-Double vehicles.

Security gates are also be located at the Coal Terminal boundary on Tom Thumb Road.

Gate access at the Coal Terminal boundary entrance is provided by swiping:

1. PKPC card2. PKPC PUC or3. AMSKAN device (BulkHaul)

For persons who require repeat or ongoing accessto the Inner Harbour roads, offices or facilities should contact Chubb Security (located in the Tom Thumb Road gatehouse) on 4226 6692 during normal business hours.


Useful Telephone Numbers - Port Kembla Port Corporation

Port Kembla Port Corporation

02 4275 0100

General Manager, Marine & Port Operations

02 4275 0132

Duty Pilot 02 4275 0157

Vessel Traffic Information Centre

02 4274 4571 or 02 4275 0159

Marine Services Manager 02 42750142Port Officer 02 4275 0151

Ships PhonesBerth 105-106 Ships Phone

supplied by Vessel's Agent

Berth 104 Ships Phone supplied by

Vessel's AgentBerth 206 02 4274 1317

Berth 102 02 4227 3975 and 02 4227 3974

Berth 101 02 4229 7793Berth 202-205 Ships Phone

supplied by Vessel's Agent

Berth 109-113 BlueScope Steel Berths (ask for vessel by name)

02 4275 7522

Berth 201 02 4229 7401Berth 201 Watchman’s Hut

02 4229 7405

Shipping Information Departures/Arrivals

02 4275 0145

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Airport Sydney international airport is approximately one hour north by road. A bus services is available to Kingsford Smith International Airport.

Albion Park regional airport is approximately 20 minutes south by road.

Shopping CentresWollongong Wollongong Central, Cnr Keira & Burelli Streets, Wollongong. Ph: 02 4226 1188 Open 9.00 am to 5.30 pm - Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday, Open 9.00 am to 9.00 pm Thursday, Open 9.00 am to 4.00 pm – Saturday, Open 10.00 am to 4.00 pm – Sunday

Warrawong Westfield Shoppingtown, Cnr King & Cowper Streets, WarrawongPh: 02 4276 1566

Figtree Westfield Shoppingtown, Princes Hwy, FigtreePh: 02 4225 9033

Shellharbour Stockland Shellharbour, Lake Entrance Road, ShellharbourPh: 02 4296 8266

TransportTaxiRadio Cabs of Wollongong Ph: 02 4229 9311

LimousineLeisure Coast Limousine Service Ph: 02 4261 7393

TrainCityRail Timetable information Ph: 131500www.cityrail.info

Mission to Seafarers

The Mission to Seafarers welcomes seafarers to their Flying Angel Club, Darcy Road, Port Kembla.

Free transport to and from the Mission is available by telephoning them on 02 4274 6498 or 0407 746 498 or 0414 482 737 by 7.30pm.

Mission opening hours:

Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday - 1.30pm to 9.45pmMonday, Thursday and Saturday - 5.30pm to 9.45pm

Facilities:

• Internet/email facilities• Phone cards• Four phone booths• Currency exchange• Internet services• Chapel• Bus service to the shops• Colour TV• Table tennis• Pool table• Refreshments• Shop with souvenirs, toiletries etc• Postal service• Second hand clothes• Free magazines and books • Thursday night shopping• Chinese news CCTV4

Amenities Port Kembla’s close proximity to Wollongong enables visiting seafarers access to a wide range of off duty recreational activities including golf, tennis, swimming, live theatre, cinemas, clubs, shopping centres, etc.

Sydney, the State Capital, is only 80 kilometres north of Wollongong and can be reached easily by a frequent electric train service.

Information for crew members Please feel free to photo-copy this page & post on your noticeboards


Useful Phone Numbers of Port Related Companies (by Company Name)

Company Name Contact Details Category

ANL Container Line 02 9325 7333 Shipping Company

Aquarius Surveying 02 4225 3737 Hydrographic & Engineering Surveys

Asia World Shipping Services Pty Ltd 02 9906 6372 Shipping Agents

Austral Asia Line Shipping Agencies (formerly Horizon) 02 4969 7988 Shipping Agents

Australian Amalgamated Terminals (AAT) 02 4221 0900 Terminal Operator

Australian Customs Service 1300 363 263 Customs

Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) 4274 7805 Maritime Authority

Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service 02 4274 4791 Quarantine

Australian Ships Agency Pty Ltd 02 4275 2300 Shipping Agents

Australian Volunteer Coastguard 02 4274 4455Coastguard. 24 hours search and rescue co-ordination centre, Port Kembla

BHP Logistics 02 4275 3626 Shipping Logistics

BlueScope Steel 1800 800 789 Terminal Operator

Bulbeck Ship Supply Services 02 4226 6166 Providores

Christy & Griffi n Marine Surveyors 02 4274 4279 Marine/Cargo Surveyors

Cleanaway 02 4262 3333 Waste disposal

Commercial Diving Services 02 4261 4200 Commercial Diving

Conway Marine Surveyors & Consultants 02 4272 7770 Marine/Cargo Surveyors

Flick Pest Control 13 1440 Fumigation

Geelong Shipping 03 5223 2908 Shipping Agents

Gulf Agency Company (Aust) Pty Ltd 02 4274 7017 Shipping AgentsHetherington Kingsbury Shipping Agency (Port Kembla) 02 4276 3533 Shipping Agents

Illawarra Stevedores 02 4276 4950 Stevedores

Inchcape Shipping Services (Port Kembla) 02 4275 2300 Shipping Agents

Jebsen International 03 9642 8831 Shipping Agents

K Line Australia 02 8274 9300 Shipping Company

Kollaras Group 02 4226 8300 Providores

LBH Australia 02 4275 1899 Shipping Company

Lloyds Register of Shipping 02 9262 1424 Shipping – Other

Mcarthur Shipping & Agency Co Pty Ltd 02 4276 3533 Shipping Company

McLennan’s Diving Service 02 9700 0877 Commercial Diving

Mission to Seafarers 02 4274 6498 or (Mobile) 0407 746 498

Mission to Seafarers – assists seafarers from around the globe. Located at Darcy Road Port Kembla. The Mission runs a free bus service to and from the wharves.


Useful Phone Numbers of Port Related Companies (by Company Name)


Mitsui OSK Lines (Australia) Pty Ltd 02 9320 1600 Shipping Company

Monson Agencies Australia Pty Ltd 02 8274 9303 Shipping Agents

Neil Charters Pty Ltd 02 4256 5031 Survey & Design services

NSW Maritime Authority 131 256 Government Maritime Authority

NYK Line (Australia) Pty Ltd 02 9248 1000 Shipping Company

P&O Ports 02 4226 4050 Stevedores

Panay Ship Provisions 02 4227 6976 Providores

Patrick Autocare 03 9926 9999 Stevedores

Patrick Stevedores 02 4275 3047 Stevedores

PDL Toll 02 9250 8656 Shipping Agents

Port Kembla Coal Terminal 02 4228 0288 Terminal Operator

Port Kembla Gateway 02 4276 3566 Shipping Agents/Terminal

Port Kembla Gateway 4276 3566 Terminal Operator

Port Kembla Gateway4276 3566 (available to cardholders: casual by appt)

Weighbridges

Port Kembla Grain Terminal 02 4224 6444 Terminal Operator

Port Kembla Marine Fuels 02 4275 3892 Fuel

Ralyn Shipping/Oceanway 02 4285 8308 Shipping Agents

Rentokil 02 4228 4766 Fumigation

Seaway Agencies Pty Ltd 02 9239 4300 Shipping Agents

Southern Cross Marine Supplies 02 4228 5855 Providores

Storey & Keers (Kembla) Pty Ltd 02 4274 1215 Ship Repairers

Strang International 02 4964 8907 Shipping Agents

Svitzer Port Kembla 02 4274 6060 Port Services (Tugs & Lines)

Swire Shipping Agencies Pty Ltd 02 4250 4646 Shipping Agents

Taxi Cabs (Wollongong) 02 4229 9311 Taxi cab transport

Wallenius Wilhemsen Logistics 02 9200 2000 Shipping Agents

Wilhelmsen Ship Services 02 4275 1500 Shipping Agents


Useful Phone Numbers of Port Related Companies (sorted by Category)


Australian Volunteer Coastguard 02 4274 4455 Coastguard. 24 hours search and rescue co-ordination centre, Port Kembla

Commercial Diving Services 02 4261 4200 Commercial Diving

McLennan’s Diving Service 02 9700 0877 Commercial Diving

Australian Customs Service 1300 363 263 Customs

Port Kembla Marine Fuels 02 4275 3892 Fuel

Flick Pest Control 13 1440 Fumigation

Rentokil 02 4228 4766 Fumigation

NSW Maritime Authority 131 256 Government Maritime Authority

Aquarius Surveying 02 4225 3737 Hydrographic & Engineering Surveys

Christy & Griffi n Marine Surveyors 02 4274 4279 Marine/Cargo Surveyors

Conway Marine Surveyors & Consultants 02 4272 7770 Marine/Cargo Surveyors

Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) 4274 7805 Maritime Authority

Mission to Seafarers 02 4274 6498 or (Mobile) 0407 746 498

Mission to Seafarers – assists seafarers from around the globe. Located at Darcy Road Port Kembla. The Mission runs a free bus service to and from the wharves.

Svitzer Port Kembla 02 4274 6060 Port Services (Tugs & Lines)

Bulbeck Ship Supply Services 02 4226 6166 Providores

Kollaras Group 02 4226 8300 Providores

Panay Ship Provisions 02 4227 6976 Providores

Southern Cross Marine Supplies 02 4228 5855 Providores

Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service 02 4274 4791 Quarantine

Storey & Keers (Kembla) Pty Ltd 02 4274 1215 Ship Repairers

Lloyds Register of Shipping 02 9262 1424 Shipping – Other

Asia World Shipping Services Pty Ltd 02 9906 6372 Shipping Agents

Austral Asia Line Shipping Agencies (formerly Horizon) 02 4969 7988 Shipping Agents

Australian Ships Agency Pty Ltd 02 4275 2300 Shipping Agents

Geelong Shipping 03 5223 2908 Shipping Agents

Gulf Agency Company (Aust) Pty Ltd 02 4274 7017 Shipping AgentsHetherington Kingsbury Shipping Agency (Port Kembla) 02 4276 3533 Shipping Agents

Inchcape Shipping Services (Port Kembla) 02 4275 2300 Shipping Agents

Jebsen International 03 9642 8831 Shipping Agents

Monson Agencies Australia Pty Ltd 02 8274 9303 Shipping Agents

PDL Toll 02 9250 8656 Shipping Agents


Useful Phone Numbers of Port Related Companies (sorted by Category)


Ralyn Shipping/Oceanway 02 4285 8308 Shipping Agents

Seaway Agencies Pty Ltd 02 9239 4300 Shipping Agents

Strang International 02 4964 8907 Shipping Agents

Swire Shipping Agencies Pty Ltd 02 4250 4646 Shipping Agents

Wallenius Wilhemsen Logistics 02 9200 2000 Shipping Agents

Wilhelmsen Ship Services 02 4275 1500 Shipping Agents

Port Kembla Gateway 02 4276 3566 Shipping Agents/Terminal

ANL Container Line 02 9325 7333 Shipping Company

K Line Australia 02 8274 9300 Shipping Company

LBH Australia 02 4275 1899 Shipping Company

Mcarthur Shipping & Agency Co Pty Ltd 02 4276 3533 Shipping Company

Mitsui OSK Lines (Australia) Pty Ltd 02 9320 1600 Shipping Company

NYK Line (Australia) Pty Ltd 02 9248 1000 Shipping Company

BHP Logistics 02 4275 3626 Shipping Logistics

Illawarra Stevedores 02 4276 4950 Stevedores

P&O Ports 02 4226 4050 Stevedores

Patrick Autocare 03 9926 9999 Stevedores

Patrick Stevedores 02 4275 3047 Stevedores

Neil Charters Pty Ltd 02 4256 5031 Survey & Design services

Taxi Cabs (Wollongong) 02 4229 9311 Taxi cab transport

Australian Amalgamated Terminals (AAT) 02 4221 0900 Terminal Operator

BlueScope Steel 1800 800 789 Terminal Operator

Port Kembla Coal Terminal 02 4228 0288 Terminal Operator

Port Kembla Gateway 4276 3566 Terminal Operator

Port Kembla Grain Terminal 02 4224 6444 Terminal Operator

Cleanaway 02 4262 3333 Waste disposal

Port Kembla Gateway4276 3566 (available to cardholders: casual by appt)

Weighbridges


TerminalsAustralian Amalgamated Terminals Port Kembla process motor vehicles, containerised and breakbulk products.

BlueScope Steel operates berths adjacent to its steel making plant for importing bulk raw materials such as iron ore and exporting steel slabs and other steel products.

The Port Kembla Coal Terminal in the Inner Harbour exports around 10 to 11 million tonnes of coal and coke per annum (with capacity up to 15 million tonnes). The terminal is privately managed by Port Kembla Coal Terminal Limited under lease to Port Kembla Port Corporation.

The Port Kembla Gateway is a privately leased berth located in the Outer Harbour. The Gateway deal with bulk and break bulk cargo including copper concentrate, fertiliser, clinker, pulp/saw logs and steel products.

The Port Kembla Grain Terminal also located within the Inner Harbour exports a variety of grains from south and south-western NSW. Volume is dependant on seasonal conditions. The Grain Terminal is managed by Grain Corp with the land owned by Port Kembla Port Corporation under lease to Grain Corp. The wharf structure is owned by the Port Corporation and is available to other users on a needs basis.

Terminal Contact Numbers

Australian Amalgamated Terminals ph: 02 4221 0900 www.aat.auz.bizBlueScope Steel ph: 1800 800 789 www.bluescopesteel.com.auPort Kembla Coal Terminal ph: 02 4228 0288 www.pkct.com.auPort Kembla Gateway ph: 02 42763566 www.pkgateway.com.auPort Kembla Grain Terminal ph: 02 42246444 www.graincorp.com.au


Port Kembla Port CorporationPO Box 89, Port Kembla NSW 2�0�

Ph: 02 427� 0100Fax: 02 4274 0643

E: [email protected]: www.portkembla.com.au

For more information please contact

Ref: Jan 2009

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