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Three Yachts Detained by Port State Control Officers

06/04/2011

It has been reported that three yachts have recently been detained in Genoa by Port State Control Officers.

The deficiencies listed by the PSC Officers were:
 
Yacht 1 - 418 GT
·         Entry missing from Oil Record Book
·         Oil drums improperly stowed in bilge well
·         Flag State Endorsement of Chief Engineer's CoC missing
·         SOPEP - List of national contacts missing
·         Self closing valve on sludge tank tied open
·         Bilge well dirty
·         Bilge high level sensor disconnected
·         Quick-closing valve on fuel day tank not operative
·         15ppm sensor not operative
·         Oily Water Separator not operative
 
Yacht 2 - 692 GT
·         ISM not operating correctly
·         Charts not corrected
·         Two Emergency Escape Breathing Apparatus had pressure gauges showing red
·         Some ship's papers incorrectly amended with new name by Class, not Flag
·         Original CoC for Master and Mate not on board, only copies.
·         No passage plan for voyage just completed
·         Some nautical publications out of date
 
Yacht 3 - 613 GT
·         Charts not corrected
·         Gyrocompass not operative
·         SOPEP - List of national contacts not up to date
·         Nautical publications not up to date
·         Crew less than required by Safe Manning Document
·         Annual test of Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon not carried out
·         Ship's papers - Long Range Identification & Tracking system not recorded on Form E
·         Oily Water Separator not operative
·         ISM not operating correctly
·         Emergency fire pump not operative
 
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