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Capitol UniversityCollege of Maritime Education

Marine Transportation DepartmentCagayan de Oro City

COURSE SYLLAUS !" #ROTECT!O" O$ T%E MAR!"E E"&!RO"ME"T

&!S!O"

Enhanced quality of life of Filipinos through a globally recognized learning environment.

M!SS!O"

Capitol University is committed to develop the youth into TOT! "E#$O%$&' mature and responsible individuals (ho areintellectually& professionally and technically competent& imbued (ith desirable attitudes& and steeped in moral and spiritual values&(ho (ill serve as catalyst for social transformation.

!"ST!TUT!O"AL O'ECT!&ES(OUTCOMES

)ntegral to the attainment of its mission& Capitol University commits itself to*

. "rovide quality education that responds to the challenge of producing globally recognized graduates.+. "rovide opportunities to care for the environment and assume responsibility for creating and en,oying a sustainable

future.C. $trengthen and perpetuate the institutional culture of research.-. Empo(er the students to apply the no(ledge and sills in serving others through a vigorous community e/tension

program (ith focus on climate adaption and disaster resilience activitiesE. "romote the best uses of )nformation Technology in aid of instruction& research and community e/tension.F. )nculcate values& virtues& and develop an e/panded sense of culture and appreciation for the arts among the student

body.0. )nstill the culture of peace as an avenue for promoting harmony and understanding among peoples.

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)RADUATE ATTR!UTES

The Capitol University core values namely C%ARACTER& COM#ETE"CE& COMM!TME"T and CULTURE form basis of theattributes of a CU graduate.

C%ARACTER

The Total "erson' that Capitol University strives to develop is an aggregate of several invaluable elements& most important of(hich is character. 1ith access to a (ide range of program and avenues for personal& psychological& emotional and spiritualdevelopment& members of Capitol University are e/pected o uphold ideals.

A CU graduate is et*ically informed and is a+le to,2. -emonstrate respect for the dignity of each individual and for human diversity3. #ecognize their responsibility to the common good& the environment and society4. pply ethical perspectives in their chosen profession5. 6anifest dedicated spirituality& moral uprightness& self7discipline& empathy and integrity8. !ead as (ell as be a productive and cooperative member of society that understands the value of cooperation and

collaboration9. Find strength in humility& patience and perseverance as they serve 0od and humanity.

COM#ETE"CE

Capitol University stands for quality education therefore it is her primary ob,ective to transform students into professionals (ho areequipped (ith the no(ledge& the sills& and the values necessary to enable them to compete in the modern global arena toultimately uplift their lives. $he prepares her students to respond and adapt to challenges in a variety of conte/ts by developing

capabilities such as critical and creative thining& proficiency in communication& and professional or specialized no(ledge.

A CU graduate is competent and is a+le to,2. -emonstrate no(ledge& sill& competence and attitudes to one:s discipline and;or profession3. Thin critically and reflectively4. ble to loo at problems from different perspectives and recognize the most appropriate solution

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Communicate effectively in English and in other languages8. !ocate& organize& analyze& synthesize and evaluate information9. Engage in creative and innovative (or.

COMM!TME"T

Capitol University is characterized by a sincere and steadfast loyalty to a family culture of harmoniously (oring together in thepursuit of a common goal. ll the members of the CU community are bound intellectually& psychologically and emotionally to thedevelopment of the Filipino youth to their potential in order to ensure a more promising future for our country.

A CU graduate is committed and is a+le to,2. -emonstrate loyalty to the ideals that CU fosters in them3. Understand ho( their actions can enhance the (ellbeing of others4. 6ae a valuable contribution to the upliftment of their families and of society5. ssume responsibility for contributing to a clean and green environment and for (oring to(ards a sustainable future8. Foster a sense of pride for self and for Capitol University.

CULTURE

The capitol University community is united in its endeavor to cultivate e/cellence in the arts& letters& manners& and scholarly pursuitsprimarily for the enrichment and development of the Filipino nation. $he also fosters progressive& intuitive& and enlightenedindividuals by inculcating amongst its members an appreciation of and a respect for diverse histories& identities& and values.

A CU graduate cultured and is a+le to,2. ppreciate and develop 0od7given talent;s

3. Understand and respect the diverse cultures& languages& histories& arts& beliefs and values of the Filipinos and othernationalities4. Contribute to the preservation and development of a culture of peace manifested in ho( they live and practice their

profession5. -emonstrate patriotism by respecting the flag and the national anthem and eeping Filipino traditions lie the use of po' and

opo' and other similar traits

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#RO)RAM EDUCAT!O"AL O'ECT!&ES!nstitutional

O+-ectives(Outcomes

A C D E $ )

2. "rovide and equip students (ith no(ledge& proficiencies& sills&

competencies& attitudes and values to qualify them for*

2.2"rofessional licensure e/am

2.3ssessment and certification as officer in charge of navigational (atchon seagoing ship of 8


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#rogram Outcomes and Relations*ip to #rogram Education O+-ectives

#rogram Outcomes#rograms

EducationalO+-ectives

bility to demonstrate the competence to* 2 3?a@ -emonstrate the ability to perform the competence& at the operational level under

$ection A));2 of the $TC1 code

?b@ pply no(ledge in mathematics& science and technology in solving problems related tothe profession and the (orplace.

?c@ 1or in a multi7cultural and;or multi7disciplinary team

?d@ Understand professional and ethical responsibilities

?e@ Communicate effectively in oral and (ritten English

?f@ Understand the impact and implications of various contemporary issues in global and

social conte/t of the profession

?g@ Engage in lifelong learning and eep abreast (ith developments in the field ofspecialization and ;or profession

?h@ Use appropriate techniques sills and modern tools in the practice of the profession inorder to remain globally competitive

?i@ -esign research and analyze data using appropriate research methodologies

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COURSE SYLLAUS DETA!LS

./ Course "o/, Mar Env/

0/ Course Title, #rotection of t*e Marine Environment 1STC2 Ta+le A3!!(.4$unction, Controlling t*e Operation of t*e S*ip and Care of #ersons On+oardCompetence, Ensure Compliance 5it* pollution prevention re6uirements7U# , ./ #revention of pollution of t*e marine environment and anti3pollution procedures

0/ 7no5ledge of t*e precautions to +e ta8en to prevent pollution of t*e marine environment9/ Anti3pollution procedures and all associated e6uipment:/ !mportance of proactive measures to protect t*e marine environment

9/ #re3re6uisite, "one

:/ Co3re6uisite, "one

;/ Credit, 9 units 19 *ours LEC< = *our la+ 4>/ Course Description, T*e course includes t*e MAR#OL Convention ?9(?@ and t*eir applications< Sources of#ollution< #revent #ollution and Actions if #ollution is detected

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Course Outcome(s

The student s should be able to*

#rogram Outcomes

a + c d f f g * i

-emonstrate no(ledge and basic applications of*

2. "revention of pollution of the marine environment.3. Bno(ledge of the precautions to be taen to prevent pollution

of the marine environment.4.Bno(ledge of the precautions to be taen to prevent pollution

of the marine environment.

5.nti7pollution procedures and all associated equipment.8. )mportance of proactive measures to protect the marineenvironment.

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$lop tan Clean ballast $egregated ballast 2. -escribes the surveys and

inspections requiredunder the provisions of6#"O!D4;D

LA, Oral #ecitation of cadets

o(n understanding of thedefinitions and thediscussion.

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Competence 7U# Topic !ntended LearningOutcomes(

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pollutionprevention

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"reventionof pollutionof the marineenvironment

%%E )

-escribes the steps(hich may be taen if asurveyor finds that thecondition of the ship orits equipment isunsatisfactory

$tates that the conditionof the ship and itsequipment should bemaintained to conform(ith the provisions ofthe Convention

$tates that thecertificate issued aftersurvey is the)nternational Oil"ollution "revention?)O""@ Certificate

Ensure Compliance (ith"ollution7"revention#equirements

$tates that the )O""

Certificate should beavailable on board theship at all time

TA, -iscuss the procedure

(herein the surveyor findsthe equipment isunsatisfactory.

E/plain that all equipment

onboard must bemaintained to conform (ithregulations.

E/plain that after the

survey& an )O"" certificate(ill be issued.

-iscuss that all cre(

;vessel should adhere topollution preventionrequirements.

E/plain that the )O""

certificate must be readyfor inspection all the time.

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definitions and thediscussion.

$ho( sample of an )O""cert.

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!ists the conditionsunder (hich oilymi/tures may bedischarged into the $eafrom an oil taner

!ists the conditionsunder (hich oilymi/tures frommachinery7space bilgesmay be discharged intothe sea

$tates that theprovisions do not applyto the discharge ofclean or segregatedballast

-escribes the

conditions under (hichthe provisions do notapply to the dischargeof oily mi/tures frommachinery spaces(here the oil content(ithout dilution does note/ceed 28 parts permillion

T* -iscuss the conditions

(herein oily mi/tures aredischarged into the seafrom oil taners.

E/plain the conditions(herein oily mi/ture frommachinery bilge aredischarge into the sea.

-iscuss that provisions

do not apply to thedischarge of cleansegregated ballast.

E/plain that only 28ppm

oil content on oily mi/ture

should be discharge only.!* Oral discussion on the

intended learningoutcome.

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%%E ) $tates that residues (hich

cannot be discharged intothe sea in compliance (iththe regulations must beretained on board ordischarged to receptionfacilities

$tates the special areasfor the purposes of nne/ )

$tates that any dischargeinto the sea of oil or oilymi/tures from an oil taneror other ships of 5


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-escribes the conditionsunder (hich a ship& otherthan an oil taner& maydischarge oily mi/tures ina special area

$tates that the regulationdoes not apply to thedischarge of clean orsegregated ballast

-escribes conditions in(hich processed bilge(ater from machineryspaces may bedischarged in a specialarea

-escribes the e/ceptionalcircumstances in (hich

the regulations on thedischarge of oil or oilymi/tures do not apply

$tates that ballast (atershould not normally becarried in cargo tans oftaners provided (ithsegregated ballast tans

T* -iscuss the conditions of

discharge in special areafor non taners .

E/plain that processed

bilge (ater maybedischarged in specialarea.

-iscuss e/ceptions on the

discharge of oily mi/ture. E/plain that ballast (ater

must not be carried incargo tans.

=ideo sho(ing of oily

(ater separator.

!* Oral recitation on the

intended learningoutcome.

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$tates that every oil taneroperating (ith crude oil(ashing systems shouldbe provided (ith anOperations and Equipment6anual

$tates that& in ne( ships of5


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$tates that as per theabove amendment to

nne/ ) of 6#"O!&Taners of 28< 0T andabove involved in $T$operations are required tohave on board by thedate of the first periodicalsurvey after 2stanuary3


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-escribes therequirements of nne/ ))apply to all ships carryingno/ious liquid substancesin bul

$tates that no/ious liquidchemicals are divided intofour categories& & G& Hand O$ such thatsubstances in category pose the greatest threatto the marineenvironment and those incategory H the least

$tates that the conditionsfor the discharge of anyeffluent containing

substances falling inthose categories arespecified

$tates that more stringentrequirements apply inspecial areas& (hich forthe purposes of

nne/ )) are thentarctic area

T* E/plain that all ships

carrying %!$ shallcomply (ith therequirements of %%E

)) -iscuss the 5 categories

of %!$ -iscuss the conditions of

discharge in each of thiscategory.

E/plain the requirements

for discharge in specialareas

!* !ist do(n and e/plain

the 5 categories of %!$. Oral recitation of the

cadets o(ninterpretation of thediscussion.

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$tates that pumping andpiping arrangements areto be such that& afterunloading& the tansdesignated for thecarriage of liquids ofcategories H do notretain more than certainstipulated quantities ofresidue

$tates that the dischargeoperations of certaincargo residues andcertain tan cleaning andventilation& operationsmay only be carried outin accordance (ith

approved proceduresand arrangements basedon standards developedby )6O

$tates that each ship(hich is certified for thecarriage of no/ious liquidsubstances in bulshould be provided (itha "rocedures and

rrangements 6anual

TA* E/plain and illustrate that

after discharge of Cat Hcargo& certain stipulatedquantity of residue are

only allo(ed. -iscuss;illustrate the

discharge of residues andtan cleaning operationsmust be carried out inaccordance (ith approvedprocedures.

E/plain that all ships

(hich carry %!$ musthave a " I 6anual.

LA, Oral recitation and

interpreatation of thediscussion.

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$tates that the 6anualidentifies thearrangements andequipment needed tocomply (ith nne/ )) andspecifies the operationalprocedures (ith respectto cargo handling& tancleaning& slops handling&residue discharging&ballasting anddeballasting (hich mustbe follo(ed in order tocomply (ith therequirements of nne/ ))

$tates that each shipshould be provided (ith a

Cargo #ecord +oo(hich should becompleted& on a tan7by7tan basis& (henever anyoperations (ith respect toa no/ious liquidsubstance tae place

T* E/plain operational

procedures regardingtan operations in orderto comply (ith %%E ))

-iscuss the entries madein the Cargo #ecord+oo and sho( e/ampleson ho( to mae an entry.

!*

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discussed topics. $eat(or on Cargo

#ecord boo entries.

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$tates that a surveyorappointed or authorizedby the 0overnment of a"arty to the Conventionto supervise anyoperations under this

nne/ should mae anappropriate entry in theCargo #ecord +oo

-escribes the surveysrequired for shipscarrying no/ious liquidsubstances in bul

$tates that the certificateissued on satisfactorycompletion of the surveyis an )nternational

"ollution "reventionCertificate for theCarriage of %o/ious!iquid $ubstances in+ul

T* E/plain that authorized

surveyor supervisingtaner operations shouldmae the appropriate

entry in the Cargo #ecord+oo.

-iscuss procedures of

surveys for ships carrying%!$ and aftersatisfactory compliance a)""C for Carriage of %!$(ill be issued.

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$eat(or on Cargo

#ecord +oo Entries. Oral e/plaination of

survey procedures.

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$tates that for thepurpose of this anne/&empty receptacles&freight containers andportable road and railtan (agons (hich have

been used previously forthe carriage of harmfulsubstances are treatedas harmful substancesthemselves unlessprecautions have beentaen to ensure that theycontain no residue that ishazardous to the marineenvironment

$tates that pacaging&

containers and tansshould be adequate tominimize hazard to themarine environment

-escribes therequirements for maringand labelling pacages&freight containers& tansand (agons

TA, -iscuss the precautions

to be taen (ith emptyreceptacles andcontainers previously

loaded (ith %!$. E/plain pacaging

procedures forcontainers and tanscontaining %!$

-iscuss requirements

for maring and labelingof tans an (agons.

LA, Oral recitation on the

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-escribes thenotification proceduresfor loading;unloadingharmful substances asper 6#"O! nne/ )))

-escribes the

documentation relatingto the carriage or ofharmful substances bysea

$tates that certainharmful substancesmay be prohibited forcarriage or limited as tothe quantity (hich maybe carried aboard anyone ship

$tates that ,ettisoning ofharmful substances isprohibited e/cept for thepurpose of securing thesafety of the ship orsaving life at sea

T* -iscuss notification

procedures forunloading ;loading ofharmful substances.

E/plain that (hencarrying harmfulsubstances onboard itrequires properdocumentation.

-iscuss that there are

certain limitations (ithregards to the quantityof harmful substancesto be carried onboard.

E/plain that for the

purpose of safety of lifeat sea& ,ettisoning ofharmful substancesmay be permitted.

!J Oral recitation and

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$tates that nne/ )=contains a set ofregulations regarding thedischarge of se(age intothe sea& shipsKequipment and systems

for the control of se(agedischarge& the provisionof facilities at ports andterminals for thereception of se(age& andrequirements for surveyand certification

-escribes the provisionsregarding the dischargeof se(age into the sea

$tates that an)nternational $e(age"ollution "reventionCertificate is issued bynational shippingadministrations to shipsunder their ,urisdictionsho(ing compliance.

TA, -iscuss the regulations

concerning discharge ofse(age and equipmentsystems.

E/plain procedures fordischarge of se(age.

-iscuss that a )$""C is

issued after compliance(ith the provisions.

LA* Oral recitation on the

discussed topics. 0roup #eporting

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$tates that the nne/requires ships to beequipped (ith either ase(age treatment plant ora se(age comminutingand disinfecting system or

a se(age holding tan $tates that the discharge

of se(age into the sea isprohibited& e/cept (henthe ship has in operationan approved se(agetreatment plant or isdischarging comminutedand disinfected se(ageusing an approvedsystem at a distance ofmore than three nautical

miles from the nearestlandJ or is dischargingse(age (hich is notcomminuted or

disinfected at adistance of more than 23nautical miles from thenearest land

TA, E/plain the equipments

required under nne/ )= )llustrate or give sample

photos of se(age

treatment plant anddisinfecting equipment.

-iscuss and illustrate

se(age dischargecriteria.

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#ecite the procedures

for discharge ofse(age.

$imulate a situation

(herein se(agedischarge is conducted.

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-efines& for thepurposes of nne/ =)* Continuous feeding Emission controlarea ?EC@ %e( installations %itrogen O/ide?%O@ technical code Ozone depletingsubstances $ludge oil $hipboardincineration $hipboardincinerator Emission controlarea "articular matter?"6@ =olatile organiccompounds ?=OCs@

-escribes the types ofinspection requiredunder nne/ =)

validity of the certificate

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feeding&EC& ne(installations&%O tech.

code& Ozone depletingsubstances& sludgeoil&shipboardincineration&incinerator&EC& "6&=OC

-iscuss the procedures

for inspection -iscuss the validity of

certificate

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-escribes the regulationregarding %O in#egulation 24 of nne/=)

-escribes therequirement for $O

emission control area?$EC@

-escribes therequirement for fuel oilquality in #egulation 2of nne/ =)

$tates that the specialareas for the purposesof nne/ =) as the +altic$ea?$O/@& %orth$ea?$O/@& %orth

merican ?$O/& %O/and "6@& United $tatesCaribbean $ea EC?$O/& %O/ and "6@

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"revention of 6arine"ollution by -umping of1astes and Other 6atter?!ondon -umpingConvention@ ?!-C@

)nternational Convention#elating to )ntervention onthe Migh $eas in Cases ofOil "ollution Casualties&2N9N

)nternational Conventionon Civil !iability for Oil"ollution -amage&2N9N?C!C 2N9N@

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Oil#ecord+oo?"art ) 76achinery

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Oil#ecord+oo?"art ) 76achinery

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-escribes the entriesrequired for accidentalor other e/ceptionaldischarge of oil

E/plains that each

completed operationshall be signed by theofficer or officers incharge of theoperations concernedand each completedpage shall be signed bythe master of ship

$tates that the Oil#ecord +oo should beept on board readilyavailable for inspectionand should bepreserved for a periodof three years after thelast entry has beenmade.

E/plains that thecompetent authority ofthe 0overnment of a"arty to the Conventionmay inspect the Oil#ecord +oo on board

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$hipboard Oil"ollutionEmergency

"lan?$O"E"@including$hipboard6arine"ollutionEmergency"lans?$6"E"@ forOiland;or%o/ious!iquid$ubstancesand

=essel#esponse"lan?=#"@

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$tates it is an advice to the6aster ho( to react incase of an oil spill toprevent or at least mitigatenegative effects on theenvironment

$tates that the "lancontains operationalaspects for various oil spillscenarios and listscommunicationinformation to be used incase of such incidents

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E/plains that L0uidelinesfor the -evelopment of a$hipboard Oil "ollutionEmergency "lanL arepublished by )6O under

6E"C.85?43@ 2NN3 asamended by6E"C.9?55@ 3


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-escribes that the$O"E" consists of thefollo(ing Chapters*

2. $hip identification data3. Table of Contents4. #ecord of Changes

5. $ection 2* "reamble8. $ection 3* #eporting

#equirements9. $ection 4* $teps to

control -ischargesD. $ection 5* %ational and

!ocal Coordination. 6inimum ppendices*st of $hip )nterest ContactsN. $hipKs dra(ings*0eneral rrangement

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"lan?$O"E"@including$hipboard6arine"ollutionEmergency

"lans?$6"E"@ forOiland;or%o/ious!iquid$ubstancesand


E/plains that according to6#"O! follo(ingappendices should beadded to the $O"E"*

Coastal $tate Contacts

?as annually publishedbut quarterly updated inthe )nternet by )6O@+lan form for listing of"ort Contact ddressesto be ept up7to7date bythe 6aster

$hip )nterest Contact !ist?communication dataincl. 35hours contactphone numbers to

o(ners;managers& dataabt. charterer& insurance&"I) Club& etc.@

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$hipboard6arine"ollutionEmergency"lan?$6"E"@

E/plains )6O has adopteda requirement for shipsabove 28< 0#T certifiedto carry no/ious liquidsubstances in bul andthat these ships shallcarry an additionalemergency plan calledL$hipboard 6arine"ollution Emergency "lanfor no/ious liquidsubstancesL

E/plains that this plan& isto be seen as aninformation from theo(ners to the 6aster of a

particular ship advisingthe 6aster ho( to react incase of a spill of no/iousliquid substances toprevent or at leastmitigate negative effectson the environment

E/plains that the "lan iscompulsory since 2stanuary 3


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-escribes that the "lancontains operationalaspects for various spillscenarios and listscommunication informationto be used in case of suchincidents

E/plains that as thecontents is mainly similarto the contents of the

$hipboard Oil "ollutionEmergency "lan ?$O"E"@(hich is compulsory& )6Orecommends to prepare acombined plan calledL$hipboard 6arine"ollution Emergency "lanL?L$6"E"L@

E/plains that such planhas to fulfill therequirements for the

$O"E" and additionallyfor the $hipboard 6arine"ollution Emergency "lanfor no/ious liquidsubstances according tothe )6O 0uideline

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E/plains that the =#"7=essel #esponse "lan is aplan required for vesselstrading to;from;in U.$.and this U.$. Coast0uardKs ne( regulations toimprove pollution7response preparednessfor vessels carrying orhandling oil upon the

navigable (aters of theUnited $tates came intoeffect from 33nd February3


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Overvie( ofanti7pollutionequipment&$e(age plant&inciner

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-escribes the operatingprocedures of anti7pollutionequipment such as*

$e(age plant )ncinerator Comminutor +allast (ater treatment

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=olatileOrganicCompound?=OC@6anagement"lan

-escribes that =olatileOrganic Compounds?=OC@ are organicchemicals that easilyvaporize at normalconditions and enter intothe atmosphere

E/plains that =OC mayinclude a very (ide range

of individual substances&such as hydrocarbons?e.g. methane& ethane&benzene& toluene& etc.@&o/idized hydrocarbons ?orfuel o/ygenates& such asmethyl tert7butyl ether?6T+E@@ and by7productorganic compounds fromchlorination in (atertreatment ?such as

chloroform@

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E/plains that =OCemissions from ships canbe due to incompletecombustion processes andinclude crancase&e/haust and evaporationemissions

E/plains that Taners emit=OC during cargo loadingand crude oil (ashing

operations as (ell asduring sea voyages

E/plains that the amountof =OC emissionsdepends on many factorsincluding the properties ofthe cargo oil& the degree ofmi/ing and temperaturevariations during the seavoyage

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The size or volume of thevapor phase (ithin thecargo tan

-escribes that #egulation28.9 of 6#"O! requiresa taner carrying crude oilshall have onboard andimplement a =OC6anagement "lan

?6anagement "lan@approved by thedministration inaccordance (ith )6O#esolution6E"C.28?8N@L0uidelines for the-evelopment of a =OC6anagement "lanL

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E/plains that this =OC6anagement "lan isspecific to each ship

E/plains that the aim ofthe =OC 6anagement"lan is to identify thearrangements andequipment required toenable compliance (ith

#egulation 28.9 of the#evised nne/ =) and toidentify for the shipKsofficers the operationalprocedures for =OCemission control

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0arbage6anagement"lan

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nti7foulingsystems

$tates that )6O adopteda ne( )nternationalConvention on the Controlof Marmful nti7fouling$ystems on $hips& on 8October 3


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)mportanceofproactivemeasurestoprotect the

marineenvironment .

e/plains the need for

taing proactivemeasures to protect themarine environment.

describes theproactive measuresthat can be taen onboard the ships toprotect the marine

environment forshipboard operations&including*

o buneringo loading ; discharging Oil&

Chemicals and

hazardous cargoes

o tan cleaning

o cargo hold (ashing

o pumping out bilges ?hold

and engine room@

o ballast (ater e/changeo purging and gas freeing

o disposal and other

garbage

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. )ntroduction !ecture

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)nternational Convention for the"revention of "ollution from$hips&2ND4 and the "rotocol of2ND relating thereto ?6#"O!D4;D@

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. "revention of pollution of the marineenvironment

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)nternational Convention for the "revention of "ollution from $hips&2ND4 andthe "rotocol of 2ND relating thereto ?6#"O! D4;D@

2.2. Technical nne/es* nne/ ) to =) of 6#"O! D4;D in detail2.3. -efines& for the purpose of 6#"O! D4;D* Marmful substance -ischarge

$hip2.4. )ncident2.5. -escribes the inspections (hich may be made by port $tate

authorities and outlines actions (hich they may tae2.8. -escribes the provisions for the detection of violations and

enforcement of the Convention

nne/ )7Oil

3.2. -efines& for the purposes of nne/ )*

Oil

Oily mi/ture

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)nstantaneous rate of discharge of oil content 1ing tan Centre tan $lop tan Clean ballast $egregated ballast

3.3. -escribes the surveys and inspections required under the provisionsof 6#"O!D4;D3.4. -escribes the steps (hich may be taen if a surveyor finds that the

condition of the ship or its equipment is unsatisfactory3.5. $tates that the condition of the ship and its equipment should be

maintained to conform (ith the provisions of the Convention3.8. $tates that the certificate issued after survey is the )nternational Oil

"ollution "revention ?)O""@ Certificate3.9. Ensure Compliance (ith "ollution7"revention #equirements

-escribes the e/ceptional circumstances in (hich the3.D. -escribes the e/ceptional circumstances in (hich the regulations on

the discharge of oil or oily mi/tures do not apply3.. E/plains that a ne( chapter 7 $T$ operations has been added to

6#"O! nne/ 2 to prevent marine pollution during some ship7to7ship ?$T$@ oil transfer operations

3.N $tates that as per the above amendment to nne/ ) of 6#"O!&Taners of 28< 0T and above involved in $T$ operations are required tohave on board by the date of the first periodical survey after 2 stanuary3


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nne/ )) 7 %o/ious !iquid $ubstances in +ul4.2. -escribes the requirements of nne/ )) apply to all ships carrying

no/ious liquid substances in bul4.3. $tates that no/ious liquid chemicals are divided into four categories&

& G& H and O$ such that substances in category pose the greatestthreat to the marine environment and those in category H the least

4.4. $tates that the conditions for the discharge of any effluent containingsubstances falling in those categories are specified

4.5. $tates that more stringent requirements apply in special areas&(hich for the purposes of nne/ )) are the ntarctic area

4.8. $tates that each ship should be provided (ith a Cargo #ecord +oo(hich should be completed& on a tan7by7tan basis& (henever anyoperations (ith respect to a no/ious liquid substance tae place

4.9 $tates that the certificate issued on satisfactory completion of thesurvey is an )nternational "ollution "revention Certificate for theCarriage of %o/ious !iquid $ubstances in +ul


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nne/ )))7Marmful $ubstances Carried by $ea in "acaged Forms& or in

Freight Containers& "ortable Tans or #oad and #ail Tan 1agons5.2. $tates that for the purpose of this anne/& empty receptacles& freight

containers and portable road and rail tan (agons (hich have beenused previously for the carriage of harmful substances are treated asharmful substances themselves unless precautions have been taento ensure that they contain no residue that is hazardous to themarine environment

5.3. $tates that pacaging& containers and tans should be adequate tominimize hazard to the marine environment

5.4. -escribes the notification procedures for loading;unloading harmfulsubstances as per 6#"O! nne/ )))

5.5 $tates that ,ettisoning of harmful substances is prohibited e/cept forthe purpose of securing the safety of the ship or saving life at sea

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nne/ )= A $e(age

8.2. $tates that nne/ )= contains a set of regulations regarding thedischarge of se(age into the sea& shipsK equipment and systems forthe control of se(age discharge& the provision of facilities at portsand terminals for the reception of se(age& and requirements forsurvey and certification

8.3. -escribes the provisions regarding the discharge of se(age into the

sea8.4. $tates that an )nternational $e(age "ollution "revention Certificate

is issued by national shipping administrations to ships under their,urisdiction sho(ing compliance

8.5. $tates that the nne/ requires ships to be equipped (ith either ase(age treatment plant or a se(age comminuting and disinfectingsystem or a se(age holding tan

nne/ = A 0arbage9.2. -efines& for the purposes of nne/ =*

0arbage %earest land

$pecial are9.3. $tates that the provisions of nne/ = apply to all ships9.4. $tates that the disposal into the sea of all plastics is prohibited

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A student completing this course should at the minimum: .

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9.5 $tates the regulations concerning the disposal of other garbage9.8 $tates that the special areas for the purposes of nne/ = as the 6editerranean sea&

+altic $ea& +lac $ea& #ed $ea& L0ulfsL area& %orth $ea& ntarctic area ?south oflatitude 9< degrees south& 1ider Caribbean region including the 0ulf of 6e/ico andthe Caribbean $ea

nne/ =) 7 ir "ollutionD.2. -efines& for the purposes of nne/ =)*

Continuous feeding Emission control area ?EC@ %e( installations %itrogen O/ide ?%O@ technical code Ozone depleting substances $ludge oil $hipboard incineration $hipboard incinerator Emission control area "articular matter ?"6@

=olatile organic compounds ?=OCs@

D.3. -escribes the types of inspection required under nne/ =)D.4. -escribes the provision for the issuance of )nternational ir "ollution

"revention Certificate

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D.5 -escribes the requirement for $O emission control area [email protected] $tates that the special areas for the purposes of nne/ =) as the +altic $ea?$O/@&%orth $ea?$O/@& %orth merican ?$O/& %O/ and "6@& United $tates Caribbean $eaEC ?$O/& %O/ and "6@

Convention and legislations adopted by various countries.2.+asic (oring no(ledge of the conventions and legislations adopted

by various countries such as& but not limited to.3. )nternational Convention #elating to )ntervention on the Migh $eas in

Cases of Oil "ollution Casualties& 2N9N.4. )nternational Convention on Civil !iability for Oil "ollution -amage&

2N9N?C!C [email protected]. Oil "ollution "reparedness& #esponse I Cooperation Convention

?O"#C@ as amended ?O"#CM%$ "[email protected] O" 7 N< andother U$ legislation

Control of discharge of oil

N.2. E/plains the control of discharge of oil as stated in #egulation N of6#"O! D4;D-educes the equation F = 9.81 x head x density x

area& to give the force on the surfaces of a rectangular tan (henfilled (ith liquid

N.3. E/plains "articularly $ensitive $ea reas ?"[email protected]. E/plains Oil discharge monitoring and control system and oil filtering

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N.5 E/plains in brief the prevention of oil pollution as stated in #egulation24F in the event of collision or stranding and #egulation 240 in theevent of collision or stranding 6easures for e/isting taners of6#"O! D4;D

N.8 E/plains the retention of oil on board as stated in #egulation 28 of6#"O! D4;D

Oil #ecord +oo ?"art ) 7 6achinery $pace Operations and "art )) 7

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22.5 $tates that it is compulsory for all ships of more than 5


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N. $hipKs dra(ings*0eneral rrangement "lan

Tan "lan

Fuel Oil "iping -iagram2


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23.3 E/plains that this plan& is to be seen as an information from theo(ners to the 6aster of a particular ship advising the 6aster ho( toreact in case of a spill of no/ious liquid substances to prevent or atleast mitigate negative effects on the environment

23.4 E/plains that the "lan is compulsory since 2stanuary 3


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23.N E/plains that the Certificate of Chemical Fitness or $ubstances in+ul respectively can only be issued if the said plan is availableonboard

24.< E/plains that )f a combined plan L$hipboard 6arine "ollutionEmergency "lanL ?$6"E"@ is carried& it has to be in accordance(ith the guidelines 6E"C.8?55@ and 6E"C.85?43@ as amendedby 6E"C.9?55@

=essel #esponse "lan ?=#"@

24.2 E/plains that the =#"7 =essel #esponse "lan is a plan required forvessels trading to;from;in U.$. and this U.$. Coast 0uardKs ne(regulations to improve pollution7response preparedness for vesselscarrying or handling oil upon the navigable (aters of the United$tates came into effect from 33nd February 3


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Overvie( of anti7pollution equipment& $e(age plant& incinerator& comminutor&ballast (ater treatment plant

25.< -escribes the operating procedures of anti7pollution equipment suchas*

$e(age plant

)ncineratorComminutor

+allast (ater treatment plan

=olatile Organic Compound ?=OC@ 6anagement "lan& 0arbage 6anagement$ystem& nti7fouling systems& +allast 1ater 6anagement and theirdischarge criteria

Volatile Organic Compound (VOC !anagement "lan

28.< -escribes that =olatile Organic Compounds ?=OC@ are organic

chemicals that easily vaporize at normal conditions and enter into theatmosphere28.2 E/plains that =OC may include a very (ide range of individual

substances& such as hydrocarbons ?e.g. methane& ethane& benzene&toluene& etc.@& o/idized hydrocarbons ?or fuel o/ygenates& such as

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methyl tert7butyl ether ?6T+E@@ and by7product organic compounds fromchlorination in (ater treatment ?such as chloroform@

28.3 E/plains that =OC emissions from the fuel;petroleum industrysources occur during e/traction of oil at the platform& tanertransportation of oil& loading and discharging at terminals& oilprocessing at refineries& taning at filling stations and leaage frompipelines as (ell as oil spills

28.4 E/plains that =OC emissions from ships can be due to incompletecombustion processes and include crancase& e/haust andevaporation emissions

28.5 E/plains that Taners emit =OC during cargo loading and crude oil(ashing operations as (ell as during sea voyages

28.8 E/plains that the amount of =OC emissions depends on manyfactors including the properties of the cargo oil& the degree of mi/ingand temperature variations during the sea voyage

28.9 E/plains that to control this emission& there are four criteria thatimpact the e/tent and rate of evolution of gaseous non7methane=OC from crude oils and its subsequent release to the atmosphere.These are*

7The volatility or vapor pressure of the crude oil

The temperature of the liquid and gas phases of the crude oil tan

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7The pressure setting or control of the vapor phase (ithin thecargo tan7The size or volume of the vapor phase (ithin the cargo tan7-escribes that #egulation 28.9 of 6#"O! requires a tanercarrying crude oil shall have onboard and implement a =OC6anagement "lan ?6anagement "lan@ approved by the

dministration in accordance (ith )6O #esolution 6E"C.28?8N@

L0uidelines for the -evelopment of a =OC 6anagement "lanL7E/plains that this =OC 6anagement "lan is specific to each ship7E/plains that the aim of the =OC 6anagement "lan is toidentify the arrangements and equipment required to enablecompliance (ith #egulation 28.9 of the #evised nne/ =) and toidentify for the shipKs officers the operational procedures for =OCemission control.

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0arbage 6anagement "lan

29.< E/plains that as per 6#"O! D4;D& nne/ =& regulation N every shipof 5


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nti7fouling systems

2.< $tates that )6O adopted a ne( )nternational Convention on theControl of Marmful nti7fouling $ystems on $hips& on 8 October 3


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2.5 -escribes the application of this convention2.8 $tates that in order to sho( compliance (ith the requirements of the

Convention each vessel shall have on board a valid Certificate& a+allast 1ater 6anagement "lan and a +allast 1ater #ecord +oo

2.9 -escribes the conditions (here the application of this conventionmay be e/empted

2.D -escribes the management and control requirement based on$ection + #egulation +2 to +9

2. -escribes the nne/ 7 $ection & +& C& - and E briefly2.N -escribes the various methods of ballast e/change2N.< -escribes the standards that need to be observed in ballast (ater

e/change2N.2 $tates under #egulation +75 +allast 1ater E/change& all ships using

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2.5 -escribes the application of this convention2.8 $tates that in order to sho( compliance (ith the requirements of the

Convention each vessel shall have on board a valid Certificate& a+allast 1ater 6anagement "lan and a +allast 1ater #ecord +oo

2.9 -escribes the conditions (here the application of this conventionmay be e/empted

2.D -escribes the management and control requirement based on$ection + #egulation +2 to +9

2. -escribes the nne/ 7 $ection & +& C& - and E briefly2.N -escribes the various methods of ballast e/change2N.< -escribes the standards that need to be observed in ballast (ater

e/change2N.2 $tates under #egulation +75 +allast 1ater E/change& all ships using

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2N.3 $tates as per nne/ 7 $ection + 6anagement and Control#equirements for $hips*

$hips are required to have on board and implement a +allast 1ater6anagement "lan approved by the dministration ?#egulation +72@. The +allast 1ater 6anagement "lan is specific to each shipand includes a detailed description of the actions to be taen toimplement the +allast 1ater 6anagement requirements andsupplemental +allast 1ater 6anagement practices.

2N.4 $tates that a ne( paragraph& 5& has been added (ith effect fromuly 2& 3


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2N.9 E/plains that in accordance (ith $O!$ Chapter =& #egulation3 7#ecords of navigational activities and daily reporting& thecommencement and termination of the operation should be recorded

2N.D E/plains that the navigational records generated during ballast(ater e/change may be revie(ed during )$6 udits and port statecontrol inspections

2N. e/plains the need for taing proactive measure

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