SCHEDULE 2

Check List for Vessels carrying Dangerous or Polluting Goods

Vessel identification
Name of vessel	____________________________
Owner	____________________________
Agent	____________________________
Flag	____________________________
Port of registry	____________________________
Call sign	____________________________
IMO Identification No	____________________________
Built	____________________________
Classification society	____________________________
Sea Areas in which ship is certified to operate	____________________________
Class notation	____________________________
Hull	____________________________
Machinery	____________________________
Propulsion machinery	____________________________
Output	____________________________
Draught	____________________________
Forward	____________________________
Amidships	____________________________
Aft	____________________________
Volume/Mass of dangerous and/or polluting cargo	____________________________

Product Table
Product	Tonnes	Class	UN No.	NLS
______________	______________	______________	______________	______________
______________	______________	______________	______________	______________
______________	______________	______________	______________	______________
______________	______________	______________	______________	______________

B. Safety Installations Aboard
	In good working order?
	Yes	No	Deficiencies
1. Construction and Technical equipment
Main and auxiliary engines
Main steering gear
Auxiliary steering gear
Anchor gear
Fixed fire fighting gear
Inert gas system (if applicable)
2. Navigational Equipment
Manoeuvring Characteristics Available
First radar installation
Second radar installation
Gyro compass
Standard magnetic compass
Radio direction–finding equipment
Echo Sounding Device
Other electronic position fixing aids
Equipment for measuring Speed and Distance
–Speed through the water
–Speed over ground
3. Radio Equipment
Radiotelegraphy Equipment
Radiotelephony Equipment
GMDSS Radio Equipment
Radio Equipment for LSA

C. Safety Documents
	Valid Certificates / Documents on board?
	Yes	No	Remarks
¹These Certificates are relevant only for ships constructed before 1st February 1995
1. Construction and Technical equipment
International Tonnage Certificate (1969)
Passenger Ship Safety Certificate
Cargo Ship Safety Certificate
Cargo Ship Safety Construction Certificate
Cargo Ship Safety Equipment Certificate
Cargo Ship Safety Radio Certificate
Cargo Ship Safety Radiotelegraphy Certificate (¹)
Cargo Ship Safety Radiotelephony Certificate (¹)
Exemption Certificate (SOLAS)
International Load Line Certificate
International Load Line Exemption Certificate
Class Certificate
Certificate of Insurance or other financial Security in respect of Civil liability for Oil Pollution damage
Document of Compliance with the special requirements for Ships carrying Dangerous Goods (SOLAS)
Oil/Cargo Record book filled in
(International) Certificate of Fitness for the carriage of Dangerous Chemicals in Bulk
(International) Certificate of Fitness for the carriage of Liquid Gases in Bulk
International Oil Pollution prevention Certificate (IOPP)
International Pollution prevention Certificate for the carriage of Noxious Liquid Substances in Bulk (NLS)
High Speed Craft Safety Certificate
Permit to operate High Speed Craft
Dangerous Goods Stowage plan
Stability Information
Minimum Safe Manning document
Copy of Document of Compliance (ISM code)
Safety Management Certificate (ISM code)

D. Officers & Ratings
	Yes	Issued by (Issuing authority)
(²) Mark if holder of a GMDSS operator’s general certificate
1. Construction and Technical equipment
Master
Chief Mate
Second Mate
Third Mate
Chief Engineer Officer
First Engineer Officer
Second Engineer Officer
Third Engineer Officer
Radio Operator
Deep Sea Pilot taken aboard
	Deck	Engine Room
Total number of Ratings

ETA Breaksea Pilot / Avonmouth

______________ hrs GMT / BST Date______________

Signature of the Master or, if he is indisposed, of the deputy

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