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- Safety Lessons from Marine Incident Investigation (AMSA Report) No.16 – February 2023
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- Safety Lessons from Marine Incident Investigation (AMSA Report) No.15 – January 2023
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- Safety Lessons from Marine Incident Investigation (AMSA Report) No.10 – August 2022
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- Safety Lessons from Marine Incident Investigation – No.1 – October 2021
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- 2020 Maritime Labour Convention annual report
- A guide to the implementation of the Maritime Labour Convention 2006 in Australia
- A survey of the work and sleep patterns of Great Barrier Reef pilots
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- About the Maritime Labour Convention 2006
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- Fatigue guidelines—managing and reducing the risk of fatigue at sea
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- Health Stress and Fatigue Study 1997
- Increase productivity, reduce accidents
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- Changes to passenger safety regulations—your questions answered
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- Compliance approach for domestic commercial vessels
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- DCV Safety Alert: 1/2021 Recommendations from the investigation into the loss of the passenger vessel Conception
- Domestic commercial vessel inspections
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- Dory and tender vessels—when to use a beacon
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- New South Wales—changes to domestic commercial vessel services
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- Obtain and display a unique vessel identifier
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- Outcomes of AMSA consultation on the proposed Marine Safety (Short term marina accommodation) Exemption 2018 (Exemption 27)
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- Queensland—changes to domestic commercial vessel services
- Regulatory changes aimed to improve passenger safety on domestic commercial vessels
- Removal of certificate holder name from certificates—COS, EX02 and EX40
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- South Australia—changes to domestic commercial vessel services
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- Tasmania—changes to domestic commercial vessel services
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- Victoria—changes to domestic commercial vessel services
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- About the Australian international shipping register
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- Warning about Australian based individual offering unauthorised certification services on behalf of the Maritime Authority of Jamaica.
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- What is a large yacht?
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- Cargoes and dangerous goods
- Cargo marine orders and publications
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- Carriage of Ammonium Nitrate of Class 5.1 (UN1942 & UN2067) and Class 9 (UN2071) to and from Australia
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- Managing solid bulk cargo residues in Australian waters
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- Transporting livestock from Australia
- When a verified gross mass is required
- Flag State administration
- How flag State administration works in Australia
- Australian regulation of yachts and training vessels
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- ISM Code certification guidelines for regulated Australian vessels
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- Removing regulated Australian vessel status
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- Port State control Australia—2021 report
- What are ship detention lists
- Access and entry to Australian ports
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- Before a port State control inspection
- Cargo securing arrangements checklist for focused inspection campaign on
- Cargo securing focused inspection campaign 1 August–31 October 2020
- Checklist for livestock ships focused inspection campaign
- Common deficiency issues for fire fighting equipment
- Common deficiency issues under MARPOL
- During a port State control inspection
- Duties of a flag state to its vessels in Australia
- Focused inspection campaign—livestock ships
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- Focussed inspection campaign – planned maintenance
- Historical focused inspection campaigns
- Inspections Report 2022
- Inspections Report 2022
- Maritime Labour Convention 2019 Annual Report
- Maritime Labour Convention — 2021 Annual Report
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- Port State Control Report 1994
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- Port State Control Report 2013
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- Port State Control Report 2015
- Port State Control Report 2016
- Port State Control Report 2017
- Port State control Australia—2019 report
- Port State control Australia—2020 Annual report
- Port State control Australia—2020 report
- Port State control focused inspection campaigns
- Port State control inspection common SOLAS issues
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- Port State control inspection common load line issues
- Port State control report 2018
- Port state control deficiency codes
- Port state control inspection Maritime Labour Convention common deficiency issues
- Recent ship detentions (2022 onwards)
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- Ship detention list April 2015
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- Ship inspection database and rates
- Template for Port State control inspection letter to master
- The effects of marine notice 04/2020
- What is port State control?
- Ship detention list June 2017
- Ship detention list May 2017
- Ship detention list April 2017
- Ship detention list February 2017
- Ship detention list January 2017
- National Standard for Commercial Vessels (NSCV)
- Arrangement, accommodation and personal safety - C1
- General requirements - B
- General requirements for fast craft - F1A
- Non-survey vessels - G
- Novel vessels - F3
- Register of changes
- Safety equipment - C7A
- Communications equipment - C7B
- Fast craft Category 1 - F1B
- NSCV-C2 Watertight and Weathertight Integrity
- Superseded standards
- Technical Advisory Panel
- Category F2 fast craft - F1C
- Construction - C3
- Navigation equipment - C7C
- Anchoring systems - C7D
- Fire safety - C4
- Leisure craft - F2
- Machinery - C5A
- NSCV section C7: equipment—guidance notices for surveyed vessels
- Special purpose vessels - F4
- Electrical - C5B
- LPG systems for appliances - C5C
- LPG systems for engines – C5D
- Intact stability requirements - C6A
- Buoyancy and stability after flooding - C6B
- Stability tests and stability information - C6C
- Uniform shipping laws code
- Incident reporting
- Safety & navigation
- Distress beacons
- AMSA269 - Distress beacon and MMSI information brochure
- AMSA54 COMSAR sticker for HF DSC Distress Alerts
- Australia Bay Seafoods puts safety first with float-free EPIRBs
- Beacons information
- Beacons registration
- COMSAR sticker for VHF MF distress alerts
- Choosing and installing a float-free EPIRB
- Float-free beacons—resources
- Mandatory float-free EPIRBs
- Maritime mobile service identity information
- Requirements and what you need to do—float-free beacons
- Trepang Fisheries have float-free EPIRBs on their fishing vessels—don’t wait to get yours!
- Search and rescue
- Australia's search and rescue region
- Search and rescue incidents 2015–16
- Aviation
- Cairns Challenger artwork
- Challenger aircraft
- Contracted search and rescue aircraft and equipment
- Cospas-Sarsat search and rescue satellite system
- Emergency towage vessel Coral Knight
- Engaging with the search and rescue community
- History of search and rescue in Australia
- International search and rescue conventions
- Land
- Marine
- National Search and Rescue Council
- Our role in search and rescue
- Regional search and rescue
- Responding to search and rescue
- Response, capability and technology
- Search and Rescue incidents of note 2018–19
- Search and rescue arrangements in Australia
- Search and rescue incidents 2013–14
- Search and rescue incidents 2014–15
- Search and rescue incidents 2016–17
- Search and rescue incidents 2017–18
- Search and rescue incidents 2019-20
- Search and rescue observer program
- Search for Malaysia Airlines flight MH370
- Things to know before you go
- Navigation systems
- Maritime safety database
- 2022 VTS Award - Winner
- About the automatic identification system
- Australia's differential global positioning system
- Automatic identification system training
- Automatic identification systems on offshore structures
- Cape Byron Lighthouse Heritage Management Plan
- Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse Heritage Management Plan
- Cape Sorell Lighthouse Heritage Management Plan
- Cape Wickham Lighthouse Heritage Management Plan
- Dent Island lightstation heritage management plan
- ECDIS back up arrangements
- ECDIS training and familiarisation
- Eddystone Point Lighthouse Heritage Management Plan
- Electronic chart display and information system
- Electronic visual distress signals
- GMDSS radio log book
- Get an automatic identification system
- Goose Island Lighthouse Heritage Management Plan
- Guidelines and policy for automatic identification system
- How the automatic identification system works
- Hydrographers Passage planning chartlets
- LED lighting found to interfere with VHF-FM radio and AIS reception
- Lighthouses
- Long range identification and tracking
- MASTREP guide 2016
- Maritime safety information database
- Mersey Bluff Lighthouse Heritage Management Plan
- Modernised Australian Ship Tracking and Reporting System
- Navigation services
- Navigation services in Australian waters—outlook to 2030
- Non-shipborne automatic identification systems
- Policy for licensing non-shipborne AIS units
- Requirements for carrying an automatic identification system
- Satellite-Based Augmentation System (SBAS)
- Smoky Cape Lighthouse Heritage Management Plan
- Swan Island Lighthouse Heritage Management Plan
- Table Cape Lighthouse Heritage Management Plan
- Types of automatic identification systems
- Under keel clearance management
- Visual and electronic navigation tools
- Installing an automatic identification system
- Global maritime distress safety system
- GMDSS handbook 2018
- Navigating coastal waters
- AIS Aids to Navigation
- AMSA fatigue risk management plan—advisory notice
- About coastal pilotage
- Accredited vessel traffic services training organisations
- Alternative fatigue risk management plan application process
- An analysis of the work schedules of Great Barrier Reef pilots
- Australian Vessel Traffic Services award
- Australian legislative framework for vessel traffic services
- Authorised vessel traffic services in Australia
- Automatic shallow water alerts—advisory note
- Bridge resource management and the reduction of single person errors—advisory note
- Carriage of electronic charting systems by coastal pilots—advisory notice
- Close proximity manoeuvres and overtaking situations in coastal pilotage areas—advisory note
- Coastal pilot continuing professional development (CPD) framework update—advisory note
- Coastal pilot fatigue management
- Coastal pilot license issue and renewal—advisory note
- Coastal pilotage areas
- Coastal pilotage exemptions
- Coastal pilotage in environmentally fragile areas
- Coastal pilotage review links
- Commercial fishing vessels travelling in the exclusive economic zone
- Communication with VTS stakeholders
- Counterfeit pilot ladders and certificates—advisory note 03/2019
- Cyclone avoidance in coastal pilotage areas
- Definition of loaded vessel—advisory note
- Depiction of charted information—electronic navigation chart vs paper chart—advisory note 2/2020
- Fatigue risk management plan: the default plan
- Great Barrier Reef and Torres Strait vessel traffic service
- Great Barrier Reef coastal pilots fatigue study
- Great Barrier Reef, Torres Strait and Coral Sea
- Great North East Channel planning chartlets
- How to become a vessel traffic services authority
- IMO documents for particularly sensitive sea areas
- Incident reporting—advisory notice
- Inner Route planning chartlets
- Interactions between piloted vessels and fishing vessels—advisory note
- Marine navigation
- Offshore activities
- On tour analyses of the work and rest patterns of Great Barrier Reef pilots
- Operational Pilot Guidance—advisory note
- Pilot advisory notes
- Pilot reporting procedures—advisory notice
- Please call pilot (PCP) positions and waypoint arrival alarms—advisory note
- Qualifications and training for vessel traffic service operators
- Queensland coastal passage plan
- Queensland coastal passage plan 2019
- Quick guide—navigation through the Great Barrier Reef and Torres Strait
- The impact of Great Barrier Reef pilotage work on wives and families
- The work practices of marine pilots: a review
- Tide tables
- Torres Strait maps
- Tug and tow operations—coastal pilotage requirements—advisory note
- Under Keel Clearance Management (UKCM)—regulatory framework and system usage update
- Under keel clearance management for coastal pilots
- Uniform waypoints—Great North East Channel
- Uniform waypoints—Hydrographers passage
- Uniform waypoints—Inner Route north and south
- Use of mobile phones—advisory notice
- VTS compliance and enforcement policy
- Vessel traffic services newsletter issue 20—September 2020
- Vessel traffic services newsletter issue 21—March 2022
- Vessel traffic services newsletter issue 22—October 2022
- Vessel-sourced sewage discharge restrictions in the Great Barrier Reef marine park and Torres Strait—advisory note
- “All ships” VHF radio broadcasts—advisory note
- Spatial data
- Safety equipment
- Distress beacons
- Marine environment
- National Plan for Maritime Environmental Emergencies
- 2023 National Plan for Maritime and Environmental Emergencies review
- Aide-memoire for Marine Pollution Response
- Assessment of the risk of pollution for marine oil spills in Australian ports and waters
- Implementation and application of the National Plan
- Index of supporting documents
- NP-GUI-001A: Use of National Plan equipment by states and the Northern Territory
- NP-GUI-008: National Plan for Maritime Environmental Emergencies claims management guidelines
- NP-GUI-009: Joint Investigations Guidance
- NP-GUI-010: National maritime casualty management guidance
- NP-GUI-012: National Plan technical guidelines for preparing contingency plans for marine and coastal facilities
- NP-GUI-013: National Plan oil spill dispersant effectiveness field test kit operational guide
- NP-GUI-015: National Plan management and disposal of oil spill debris
- NP-GUI-016: National Plan maritime discharges of oil and oily water during emergency and response situations
- NP-GUI-019: Conduct of National Plan exercises
- NP-GUI-020: National Plan Australian Government coordination arrangements for maritime environmental emergencies
- NP–ADV–001: National Plan volunteer management
- NP–ADV–002: Communication plan for the National Plan
- NP–GUI–001: Deployment of National Plan equipment
- NP–GUI–002: National Plan induction of the national response team
- NP–GUI–003: Accessing National Plan support arrangements
- NP–GUI–004: National Plan the conduct of post event and incident analysis
- NP–GUI–005: Deployment of the National Plan response team
- NP–GUI–006: National Plan AMOSC activation by AMSA
- NP–GUI–007: National Plan coordination of international incidents: notification arrangements guidance
- NP–GUI–017: National Plan activation of the fixed wing aerial dispersant capability
- NP–GUI–018: National Plan national maritime places of refuge risk assessment guidance
- NP–GUI–023: National Plan coordination of cross-border incidents
- NP–GUI–024: National Plan demobilisation of equipment
- NP–GUI–025: National Plan response, assessment and termination of cleaning for oil contaminated foreshores
- NP–GUI–026: Marine oil spill response health and safety guidance
- NP–POL–001: National Plan role of technical advisors
- NP–POL–002: National response team policy
- NP–POL–003: National Plan incident management system
- NP–POL–004: National Plan register of oil spill control agents for maritime response use
- NP–POL–005: National Plan air attack supervisors and aerial observers
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