Ever Judger — Kapal muatan curah kering (butiran, umum) (Fleet Management Ltd.) — Penajam Balikpapan

1.To review the bridge resource management courses specifically designed for Pilots.

1. To review and ensure all subsea installations are reported to the Hydrographic & Oceanography Office of the Indonesian Navy.

2.To enhance the regulation of subsea installation security and monitoring system in the dense traffic waters.

1.To create clear guidelines for the Tier 1, 2 and 3 drills, including equipment, resources, organisation as well as altering the level.

2.To set up harmonised and clear rules of piloting and marine information involving Local Harbour Master, Pilot Service and VTS Station.

3.To ensure the resources of Local VTS Station are adequate and proper to meet the duties.

4.To review the Local VTS’s authority and its working load.

1. To undertake the role of Marine Traffic Manager.

1.To enhance the implementation of bridge resource management (please see the recommendations for the IMO).

2.To ensure pre-arrival and pre-departure briefing has been done properly involving all relevant stakeholders.

3. To ensure that ships’ crew are engaging speaking Marine English during shifting, manoeuvring and work communication.

1.To review the syllabus of the Bridge Resource Management (BRM) course.

2.To shorten the revalidation the BRM course to every 2 or 3 years.

3.To obligate ship operators to undertake the BRM course which includes company procedure, company culture and working in a multi-culture environment as well as to measure the effectivity of the course.

1. Together with the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources to synchronise detail guidelines for subsea pipelines

1.To review oil leak response procedure based on related regulations, including: a.the assessment of the oil companies’ procedures and implementation of Tier 1 drills; b.developing clear procedures of being the coordinator of Tier 1; and c.campaigning the hotline number to the companies and community in the Balikpapan Bay region.

2.To review and comply with the adequacy of fire fighting system in its working region.

3.To ensure all offshore installations in its working region match with the nautical charts.

4.To provide a right to the oil companies in securing their subsea assets continuously.

1. To coordinate the implementation of recommendations on this report through the establishment of a plan of action.

1. To revise the Presidential Regulation of the Republic of Indonesia No. 109 Year of 2006 on the Oil Spill Response in the Sea and to take into account the fire extinguishing due to the oil spillan oil.

1. To detail procedure for piloting operations, particularly on the information exchange, as described in the IMO Resolution A.9601.

1. To install the appropriate leak detection system.

2. To establish an active protection system to secure the assets in the public area of Balikpapan Bay.