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Master Night Orders

Posted on November 21, 2019February 19, 2020 By admin No Comments on Master Night Orders

Night Orders

1. Required to be written by master before he is going to take a rest at night.

2. A set of instructions to OOW in written format.

3. Depends on the events expected at the night.

4. Generally includes following points:

• To comply with standing orders.

• Follow the laid courses.

• Check and plot positions at required intervals.

• Keep proper look out and comply with ROR.

• Calling master at required position, if applicable.

• Anti piracy watch if required.

• Preparations before proceeding to pilot stations.

• Inform ETA.

• Slow down one hour (or as required for engine) before end of passage position.

• Call master at the marked position.

• Rigging pilot ladders in time.

• Stand by crews in time.

• Check the vessel’s position frequently if at anchor.

• Calling master if in any doubt.

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