Certificate of fitness for the carriage of dangerous chemicals in bulk
SECTION A ALL SHIPS – On the occasion of every port call will submit:
(a) Within 24 hours of arrival:
A completed Marine Department’s Shipping Report – General Declaration Arrival Form (Form MO 618) signed by the shipmaster or his agent.
(b) On applying for a Port Clearance Permit:
A completed Marine Department’s Shipping Report – General Declaration Departure Form (Form MO 618) signed by the shipmaster or his agent.
SECTION B ALL SHIPS MUST PRODUCE THE DOCUMENTS LISTED IN SECTION B
- The Certificate of Registry
- International Tonnage Certificate issued pursuant to the IMO Convention 1969.
- International Load line Certificate or International Load line Exemption Certificate
- Deratting or Deratting Exemption Certificate
- International Oil Pollution Prevention Certificate (IOPPC) (For every oil tanker of 150 GT and above and every other ship of 400 GT and above)
SECTION C PASSENGER SHIPS
In addition to the documents listed in A and B above the agent of every passenger ship must submit the following:
Passenger Ship Safety Certificate
Document of Compliance and Safety Management Certificate (DOC & SMC) issued pursuant to International Safety Management (ISM) Code (also applied for Passenger carrying high-speed craft, regardless of GRT, except the Passenger carrying high-speed craft of the Mainland China, which will be required to submit DOC and SMC with effect from 1 Jan 1999)
Any Exemption Certificate that is in force
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