Particulars of Vessel
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Name of Ship: |
Official No.: |
Gross tonnage: |
Net tonnaqe: |
Summer deadweight: |
Flag: |
Port of registry: |
Type (Freighter, passenger, tanker, etc.)
Name and address of owner(s):
 
 
Name and address of operator(s) or manager(s):
 
 
Name and address of agent(s):
 
 
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Shipbuilders: |
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Date of build: |
Where built: |
Length overall: |
Breadth extreme: |
Draught summer: |
Propulsion (steam, diesel, etc.): |
Number of engines: |
Size (e.g., horse power):
Type:
Engine builders:
Where built:
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Particulars of boilers: |
Type of propeller(s): |
Direction of revolution: |
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Engine(s) Operation/Performance Envelope |
Knots       |
RPM |
Engine(s) at Full speed
Normal mode:
Maneuvering mode:
Engine(s) at Half Speed
Normal mode:
Maneuvering mode:
Engine(s) at Slow speed
Normal mode:
Engine(s) at Astern speed
Slow Astern mode:
Half Astern mode:
Full Astern mode:
Engine(s) at Emergency Full Astern
Emergency Astern mode:
 
Any troubles with the engine(s):
 
 
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Navigational/Maneuvering Controls |
Type       |
Location |
Steering apparatus:
Any troubles with it:
Standard compass:
Steering compass:
Any deviation of index of error with steering compass:
Date when last checked:
Course recorder:
Whether operating at time of casualty:
Direction finder:
Whether operating at time of casualty:
Type of echo sounding apparatus:
Whether operating at time of casualty:
 
Number of gyro repeaters:
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Whether operating at time of casualty: |
Operating on what range: |
Distance from face or bridge to stem:
Height of bridge above water at time of casualty:
 
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Navigation lights burning at time of casualty: |
Watts of Bulb       |
Condition of Light |
Mast head light(s):
Range light:
Side lights:
Stern light:
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Particulars of Casualty
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Original port of departure:
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Time and date: |
Port of call previous to casualty:
Time and date of departure:
Draft - Fore:
Draft - Aft:
Time and date of casualty:
Draft - Fore:
Draft - Aft:
Location of casualty:
Latitude and Longitude:
Distance and true bearing from charted object, dock, anchorage, etc.:
Body of water (geographical name):
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Rules of the Road applicable:    __ Inland
              
__ International |
__ Other (specify) |
Position of sunken ship:
 
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Physical status at time of casualty: |
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Heading of vessel:
Angle between vessels:
(show by drawing sketch of
 vessels with collision angle)
Speed over the ground:
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Engine(s) working:__ Ahead
__ Astern: |
RPM: |
Name and number of chart(s) used:
 
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Weather conditions prevailing: |
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Clear | /Partly Cloudy | /Overcast | /Fog |
/Rain | /Snow | /Moonlight | /Other (specify) |
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Visibility (miles, meters, yards, etc.): |
Wind direction: |
Force in knots: |
Gusty:    __ Yes
              __ No |
Tide or Current direction: |
Force: |
Sea conditions when casualty occurred: |
Height of sea: |
Height of swell: |
Direction of sea: |
Direction of swell: |
Did you observe the time of casualty by your watch or clock:
Was it fast or slow by the engine room clock:
 
Name of pilot; name of Pilot's Association:
Regulating Authority of pilot:
Where was the Captain or Master at the time of casualty:
When did he come to the bridge:
 
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Other personnel on duty at the time of casualty: |
Name and Rank       |
Location |
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3.
 
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If this case involves a Ship in a Collision: Other Vessel Struck; Object Struck; Identify Coast Guard Investigation; Identify investigations by maritime insurance companies and/or P&I Clubs and/or other insurance companies whose agents are enquiring |
Name and Location of Ship or Object in Collision
[Port of Baltimore photo]
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Body of Water where Collision Occured |
Who first sighted the object struck or other vessel:
What was the location of the observer:
How did the observer inform you of the sighting (telephone, orally, etc.):
 
What time was the object or other ship first sighted:
By radar:
Visually (by eye or glasses):
On what bearing:
Estimated course and speed of the other ship:
Your vessel's compass course and speed at that time:
How would the vessels have passed if no action taken by either?:
Was the Half Distance Rule involved?:
What warnings (and from whom) were given to the Bridge?:
List names of all persons on the Bridge at the time of collision:
Describe all attempts at evasive action before the collision:
Indicate whether intentional criminal action is suspected as the cause of the collision:
 
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What lights of the object struck or other vessel were first seen: |
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Type:
Distance:
Bearing:
Were they burning brightly:
Sighted by eye or glasses:
 
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Response to sighting: |
Event:       |
Time: |
Helm action (hands on) taken to avoid the collision:
Engine action was taken to avoid collision:
Signals heard from the other vessel:
 
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Personnel involved: |
Your vessel:       |
Other vessel(s): |
Total number of crew:
Deck department:
Engine department:
Steward department:
Total number of passengers:
Others (specify):
Total number of persons dead, injured, or missing:
 
Location of damage sustained to the vessel:
Any leakage of sea water:
Estimate cost for repairs:
Place where repairs were carried out:
Nature and amount of cargo:
Damage to cargo:
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