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| Navigation Checklist in Coastal Waters and Traffic Separation Scheme (TSS) is to be completed by the officer on Watch once per Watch and a Log Entry made.
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| Have all Charts and Nautical Publications to be used, been corrected up to date? |
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| Have the following factors been taken into consideration in preparing the Passage Plan? |
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| Advice/Recommendations in Sailing Directions? |
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| Ships Draught? |
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| Effect of “Squat” on Underkeel Clearance in shallow Water? |
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| Tides and Currents? |
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| Available Navigational Aids and their accuracy? |
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| Weather, particularly in areas renowned for poor visibility? |
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| Position Fixing Method to be used? |
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| Daylight/Night Time passing of danger points in coastal waters? |
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| Any requirements for Traffic Separation/Routing Schemes? |
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| Traffic likely to be encountered – Flow Type, Volume? |
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| Are Local/Coastal Warning Broadcasts being monitored? |
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| Is participation in Area Reporting Systems being followed? |
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| Is the ship’s position being Fixed at regular intervals and is “Continuous Track Monitoring” in use? |
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| Have Courses been laid off well clear of obstructions? |
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| Are the Errors of Gyro/Magnetic Compasses being checked regularly? |
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| Is the Echo Sounder in operation where required? |
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| OOW’sSIGNATURE: DATE: |
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