Tag: CHIRP

CHIRP has received a report regarding bunker oil fumes entering the passenger's cabin on a cruise vessel.

Challenges faced and Lessons to be learned Confidential Hazardous Incident Reporting Programme (CHIRP) has received the following report from the Master of a vessel that had sailed from a port on the East coast of the UK in daylight and good visibility facing a crossing situation."We had just left port and were steering 045 degrees and doing 12 knots. A Roll-on/Roll-off vessel heading to the North according to the AIS was coming up behind us and was going to overtake on our starboard side at a distance of 8 cables. That was the situation when I came up to relieve the Mate for his dinner."I went to the aft end of the bridge to have a look at a nearby fishing vessel as it had gone into the radar blind spot. When I was satisfied that it was going to pass clear I returned forward and noticed the collision alarm on the radar. The Ro-Ro had altered course to port and had closed the Closest Point of Approach to 0.5 cables with a Time to CPA of 5 minutes. I put the wheel over to port and steadied up on a northerly course and opened the CPA up to 0.8 ...

CHIRP has received a report from a ship manager regarding a Chief engineer getting struck by crank handle

CHIRP has received a report from a mariner, regarding a container vessel's roll that synchronised with the waves.

CHIRP - Maritime Feedback 29 Confidential Hazardous Incident Reporting Programme (CHIRP) has received a report from a mariner regarding inapropriate instructions from guard ship.Report text:"My vessel was approaching a salvage operation. Due to a concentration of north-bound vessels to the west with which I was slowly converging and overtaking, I elected to pass to the east of the salvage works whilst maintaining a minimum passing distance of 1 nautical mile."I was contacted by the guard vessel and informed about the location of the salvage operations and the recommended safe passing distance. This I acknowledged. When I was approximately 2.5 miles from the salvage operations with a passing CPA from the salvage operations of 1.4 miles, the guard ship contacted me again on Channel 16 and proceeded to give us instructions to 'alter course to port'. After two attempts I was able to get the VHF operator on the guard ship to go to a working channel."When I questioned his reasoning for this instruction, he pointed out a vessel on my starboard quarter at a range of approximately 3 miles stating that there wasn't enough room for both vessels to the east. I pointed out to him that the other vessel's ...

CHIRP has received a report from a mariner regarding the design of the lifejackets on his ship.

CHIRP has received a report of hazardous occurrence related to watch keepers not keeping a safe visual watch.

Confidential Hazardous Incident Reporting Programme (CHIRP) has received a report related to a vessel not under command

Confidential Hazardous Incident Reporting Programme (CHIRP) has received a report regarding marine operating & maintenance manuals

CHIRP has received a report regarding non-compliance with the collision regulations in North Sea Deep Water Route