Passage Planning

The Need for Passage Planning

The modern shipping industry is a precise, safe and scientific one in which risk assessments play a key role, however risk has not and cannot be eliminated.

Passage Planning is a safety measure implemented to help minimise the risk of navigational errors on ships.

Passage Planning Explained

The aim of passage planning is to prepare the ship's navigation plan so that the intended passage can be executed from the departure berth to the arrival berth in a safe and efficient manner in respect of both the vessel and the environment.

Adopting the passage planning process provides positive management at all times. Ports reduce their own risk exposure and enhance safe operating procedures for the vessels and crews using their port by providing early and detailed information to port users be they shippers, shipowners, charterers, etc.

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