Calarasi (ROCAS)

The port is currently closed for commercial operations. Information for the port is retained should the port reopen. Calarasi port is a river port. The port has three areas that consist of the Industrial Port, approached through an access canal and the Commercial Port and the Modelu Port on the Borcea branch of the Danube. Cargoes handled include grain, fertilisers, coke, raw materials, industrial gas and steel products.

Calarasi is a port located on the left bank of the Danube River at Km 370. There is a minimum water depth of 2.8m in the basin.

Draught 2.0m. Steel Product Port Max 3,000t, Commercial Port 1,500t.

BA 2230,2429. Admiralty Pilot NP24, NP286(3).

1000

Prevailing winds: beginning with October and all winter, there are strong northerly winds. In the summer time, variable winds, sometimes rainfalls.

..... Radio Constantza, callsign "YQI", working frequency: 500, 461 and 2478kHz. VHF: Continuously monitored: Port Authority Channel Harbour Master Constantza 67 Port Control Constantza 67 Pilotage Constantza 14 Radio Station Constantza 16 Towage 11 Salvage Group 13

Small quantities of goods are allowed for each member of the crew. The quantities, for a 5 day stay in the port, are as follows: For the Master, 400 cigarettes and 2 bottles of alcohol; for each member of the crew, 200 cigarettes and 1 bottle of alcohol. The quantities in excess of personal use are put under the Customs seal and may be removed only with the Customs approval. The Immigration Office in the port of Constantza may grant transit visas for seamen disembarked for repatriation.

..... The following FAL documents to be handed to public authorities, on vessel's arrival / departure: Copies 1. 5 2. 5 3. 3 4. 2 5. 5 6. 5 7. 2 8. 5 9. 2 10. 1 11. 2 12. 2 FAL documentation is dated and signed by Master, authorised agent or officer. In addition to the above, the following documents have to be available onboard: A. For all vessels: 1. Certificate of Registry 2. International Tonnage Certificate 3. International Load Line Certificate 4. International Load Line Exemption Certificate 5. Stability information for passenger ships and cargo ships 6. Minimum Safe Manning Certificate 7. Certificate of Masters, Officers and Ratings 8. International Oil Pollution Prevention Certificate a. Record of construction and equipment for ships other than tankers b. Record of construction and equipment for oil tankers 9. Shipboard Oil Pollution Emergency Plan 10. Document of Compliance (copy) 11. Safety Management Certificate B. In addition to the requirements in Section A, passenger ships must have onboard: 1. Passenger Ship Safety Certificate 2. Record of Equipment for the Passenger Ship Safety Certificate 3. Exemption Certificate 4. Special Trade Passenger Ship Safety Certificate 5. Special Trade Passenger Ship Space Certificate C. In addition to the requirements in Section A, cargo ships must have onboard: 1. Cargo Ship Safety Construction Certificate 2. Cargo Ship Safety Equipment Certificate 3. Cargo Ship Safety Radio Certificate 4. Exemption Certificate 5. Document of Compliance with the Special Requirements for Ships Carrying Dangerous Goods 6. Dangerous Goods Manifest or Stowage Plan 7. Document of Authorisation to Load Grain 8. Certificate of Insurance or Other Financial Security in Respect of Civil Liability for Oil Pollution Damage D. In addition to the requirements mentioned in Sections A and C , all vessels carrying noxious liquid substances must have onboard: 1. International Pollution Prevention Certificate for the Carriage of Noxious Liquid Substances in Bulk (NLS Certificate) 2. Cargo Record Book E. In addition to the requirements mentioned in Sections A and C, all tankers for chemical products carriage must have onboard: 1. Certificate of Fitness for the Carriage of Dangerous Chemicals in Bulk (or International Certificate of Fitness for Carriage) 2. Certificate of Fitness for the Carriage of Dangerous Chemicals in Bulk) F. In addition to the requirements mentioned in Sections A and C, all tankers for liquefied gases carriage must have onboard: Certificate of Fitness for the Carriage of Liquefied Gases in Bulk (or International Certificate of Fitness for the Carriage of Liquefied Gases in Bulk) G. In addition to requirements mentioned in Sections A and C, all high speed crafts must have onboard: 1. High Speed Craft Safety Certificate 2. Permit to Operate High Speed Craft Other Certificates: Special Vessels: Special Purpose Ship Safety Certificate Additional certificate for Offshore Supply Vessels Carrying Limited Quantities of NLS in Bulk Diving Systems: Diving System Safety Certificate Dynamically Supported Craft: Dynamically Supported Craft Permit to Operate Mobile Offshore drilling Units: Mobile Offshore Drilling Unit Safety Certificate Noise Survey: Noise Survey Report Note: All the certificates required onboard must be original

The shipowner notifies ETA to the agent and the agent notifies Constantza Port Administration, the Harbour Master's Office and the stevedoring company. The notice must include: ..... 1. Vessel's name 2. IMO number 3. Callsign 4. Type of vessel 5. Flag 6. Owner 7. Agent 8. GT 9. NT 10. DWT 11. LOA 12. Beam 13. Max draught 14. ETA 15. Last Port of Call 16. Arrival draught The following information shall be provided by radio to Harbour Master's Office 24 hours prior to General information for all vessels: 1. ETA/ETD 2. Vessel's name / former names / callsign / flag 3. IMO number /MMSI number 4. Type of vessel / year of build 5. GT, NT, DWT, LOA, beam 6. Max draught, arrival draught, intended departure draught 7. Owner's /Operator's / Charterer's name and address 8. Agent's name and address 9. Master's full name 10. Number of crew (including Master) / number of passengers 11. Purpose of call 12. Last Port of Call / next port of destination 13. Cargo onboard, cargo to be discharged / loaded, quantities / hatch distribution. (if dangerous cargo, UN number / class in accordance with IMDG or IBC, BCH, IGC, INF Code must be specified) 14. Quantity of ballast to be discharged and provenance 15. Capacity of sludge / bilge tanks, quantity of sludge / bilge 16. Ship's statutory certificates expired on arrival 17. Validity of ISM Certificates (DOC, SMC) 18. Date and place of last PSC report 19. Any deficiency of hull machinery or equipment which may affect safe manoeuvrability of the vessel, affect the safety of the other vessels, constitute a hazard to the marine environment, to person or property Supplementary information for tankers only: 1. Whether gas free or in an inert condition 2. Validity of Civil Liability Certificate (for tankers of more than 2,000DWT) 3. Quantity of segregated / clean / dirty ballast onboard 4. Quantity of ballast to be delivered ashore 5. Capacity / quantity of slop tanks 6. COW time, if to be performed

No special requirements.

SOLAS 74; MARPOL 73/78; STCW 91.

Sanitary Inspection: Immediately after berthing, the Sanitary Commission checks the condition of health of all persons onboard, the nature of cargo, specifications regarding possible diseases, vaccinations, etc. If there is no contamination danger, free pratique is granted to the vessel.

After granting free pratique, a vessel moored in an operative berth receives "Harbour Master's Coming Alongside Permit" and "Custom's Loading/Unloading Permit". Afterwards the vessel may tender Notice of Readiness.

According to the International Code of Signals.