Itu Publications For Vessels Operating in Port Limit

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Technical Circular

No.: 018/2014 Date: 25th July 2014

To Whomsoever it may concern

Subject: Exemption from the requirement of ITU Publications for vessels


operating in port limit

1. Circular NT/Radio/01/2004 dated 09.03.2004 issued by D. G. Shipping requires


vessels plying in or around Indian Coast to carry following publications:-

i) ITU Manual for maritime mobile station


ii) Admiralty list radio signals – vol – 5

2. Subsequently D. G. Shipping vide their letter reference no. 14-NT(6)/2013 dated


07.02.2014 have stated that the above documents may not be insisted, if the vessel
is operating within the port limit of any specified port. (Refer D. G. Shipping
Circular NT/Radio/01/2008 dated 05.05.2008 in respect of carriage requirements
of radio equipment)

Enclosure: 1. Circular NT/Radio/01/2004 dated 09.03.2004 issued by D. G. Shipping


2. D. G. Shipping letter no. 14-NT(6)/2013
3. Circular NT/Radio/01/2008 dated 05.05.2008 issued by D. G. Shipping

. This Technical Circular and the material contained in it is provided only for the purpose of
supplying current information to the reader and not as an advice to be relied upon by any
person.
. While we have taken utmost care to be as factual as possible, readers/ users are advised to
verify the exact text and content of the Regulation from the original source/ issuing Authority.
Circular No. NT/RADIO/01/2004

NO:14-NT(1)2003 Dated: March 9, 2004

Sub: Exemption from carrying ITU Publications of Coast of India

To

1. The Principal Officer, Mercantile Marine Department, Mumbai/Kolkata/Chennai.

2. The Surveyor-in-Charge, Mercantile Marine Department, Tuticorin/PortBlair/ Jamnagar/ Kochi/ Goa/

Visakhapatnam/Kandla/Mangalore/Haldia/Paradip

3. The President, Indian National Shipowners Association, Mumbai.

4. The Chairman,Coast Operators & Ship Managers Association, 213, Rex Chambers, W.H. Marg, Mumbai.
5. Computer Cell (to put on website)

In accordance with the provisions under M.S. (DSRC) Rules 1995, requirement under the SOLAS

Convention and the ITU directives, every maritime mobile unit (merchant ships) is required to carry the applicable
�ITU publication� at all times. Such publications include 6 volumes containing list of coast stations, ships

station, special service station, etc. alongwith the ITU manuals.

Consequent to several requests from vessels operating in or around Indian Coast, the Directorate General

of Shipping in partial relaxation from the above requirement directs that all such vessels including the mobile
offshore units while operating in or around Indian Coasts shall carry the following:

1. ITU manual for maritime mobile station.


2. Admiralty list radio signals - Vol.5

It must be ensured that the publication should be valid with all necessary amendments as applicable on
date.

Sd/-
(Capt. L.K. Panda)
Dy. Nautical Adviser to the Govt. of India
Whilst the utmost care has been taken in the compilation of the Technical Information, neither Indian Register of
Shipping, its affiliates and subsidiaries if any, nor any of its directors, officers, employees or agents assume any
responsibility and shall not be liable to any person for any loss, damage or expense caused in any manner
whatsoever by reliance on the information in this document.

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