Botas-Ceyhan (Iraqi Oil)
Basic Port Info
BOTAS-CEYHAN (IRAQI OIL) BASIC PORT INFORMATION
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PORT SECURITY FACILITIES
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- Security level of port : 1
- Name/Contact details of PFSO : MR. ABDULLAH HERGUNER- +90 (322) 639-2465
NUMBER OF TUGS : as per port regulations tugs are used on basis of GT as under:
GT TUGS
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2000 - 5000 1
5001 - 30000 2
30001 - 75000 3
75001 amd up 4
- We avail ourselves of this opportunity to Refresh your records on the Limitations of the Terminal:
Berth No 1 2 3 4
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- Max Sdwt Metric Tons N/A N/A N/A N/A
- Max Displacement
while Mooring M/T 190,000 190,000 105,000 105,000
- Max Loa (meters) 355 355 300 300
- Max Draft (meters) 23.0 23.0 18.0 17.0
- Max Height of
Manifolds (meters) 22.5 22.5 21.0 21.0
- Number x Size
of Manifolds 4 X 20'' 4 X 20'' 4 X 16'' 4 X 16''
- Loading Rate
(cbm per hour) 20,000 20,000 10,000 10,000
Pls note the following Basic Information:
1. LMT = GMT + 2 Hours (+3 Hours end of March until end of October)
2. Terminal Located At : 36 52 57 N
35 56 09 E
3. Anchorage Area : Outside of 1 Mile-Radius-Area From end of Jetty.
4. Pilotage and tugging are compulsory. Pilot stays on board as
loading Master. Vessel should prepare accomodation for pilot.
5. Vessel will berth alongside Jetty where Gangway and loading
arms are automatically given from shore.
4 x 16'' connections always to be kept on loading arms and various reducers
are available.
Berthing Side can only be known once berthing is scheduled.
6. Berthing/Unberthing Carried out round the clock.
7. The Tankers must use synthetic ropes or if they have to use
steel lines, these steel lines must have a tail made of
Synthetic ropes at the eye end given ashore, of about 15-20
meters long.
Mooring layout is as follows :
Fore : 4 head lines + 2 brest + 2 springs
Aft : 4 stern lines + 2 brest + 2 springs
More lines are to be added in bad weather condition.
8. Botas/Ceyhan has shore Facilities for dirty ballast.
Total Volume of shore tanks 35000 CBM.
Receiving capacity : 5,000 Cbm/Hour
Refining capacity : 1,000 Cbm/Hour
Charges:
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First 2,000 cbm: Euros 3.- per CBM
then: Euros 0.25 per additionnal CBM
Fyi, Terminal does not Guarantee shore space upon arrival.
Tankers arriving with dirty ballast might lose their turn
for berthing if Required shore space is not available.
Clean Ballast is to be discharged to sea, however,
master to be very careful re ballast onboard and not
to throw overboard any clean ballast for which he is not
100 percent sure as Terminal strictly follows the
deballasting. We recommend that the last part is
delivered to shore tanks.
Guidance, fines for Pollution are up to Usd 250,000.-
On the other hand, wrong information re ballast may cause
extra charges.
Example : A few vessels which declared total clean ballast
were unmoored when the master, after berthing, declared that
the ballast was totally/partly dirty and the vessel was
charged with double docking/undocking expenses.
9. Master to cable 72/48/24 hours notices
10. Master to cable following Info
- Eta
- Summer Dwt/GT/Nrt
- Arrival displacement
- Quantity of Cargo Required
- Maximum Loading Rate
- Number and Diameter of Manifolds
- Air draft of Manifolds
- Quantity of Ballast Onboard Indicating Clean And Dirty separately
- Time required for deballasting and whether prior loading
or during loading
- Whether the vessel is Gas Free or not
- Arrival Draft/LOA/Registry number/IMO number
- Sailing draft
- Whether N.O.R. will be tendered on arrival, otherwise when
- Last port / next port
- Master's name / number of crew
Important
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The following certificates to also be e-mailed or faxed to us soonest:
'INTERNATIONAL SHIP SECURITY CERTIFICATE'
'CLC-92 or INSURANCE CERTIFICATE'
'SAFETY CONSTRUCTION CERTIFICATE'
'SHIP'S REGISTRY CERTIFICATE'
'INTERNATIONAL TONNAGE CERTIFICATE (1969)’
'CREW LIST’
Meanwhile we kindly ask you to fill up and send back the attached forms
'THE WASTE NOTIFICATION FORM'
'BALLAST WATER REPORTING FORM'
'REPORTING FORM'
Thanks.
I M P O R T A N T
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Somo Delegation informing that vessels arriving without
such information might lose their berthing sequence.
11. Master to contact ''Botas'' Terminal on Vhf Channel 16 or
22, 2 hours prior arrival and ask for Iraq office.
12. Master to also contact on Vhf Botas Terminal immediately
upon arrival confirming time of arrival and time N.O.R.
tendered.
13. Garbage fees are charged regardless whether the service is used or not.
Vessel to coordinate with the Loading Master the disposal of garbage.
14. B/L form used by the shippers is the following. The Backside of
this B/L is blank. Shippers do not add any other clause than the
ones mentioned below.
SCAC Code which must be used in Bs/L of vessels to discharge
in U.S.A. ports, is not inserted unless mentioned in the L/C.
In order to avoid delays during signing of the
documents and sailing, Owners are kindly requested to give
their approval to Master in due time to sign such a B/L.
SOMO Bill of Lading
Shipment no.CK/---
Shipped in good apparent condition by SOMO in the S/S - M/T
called ---- whereof ----- is Master for this present voyage
now lying at the Port of Ceyhan-Turkey IRAQ CRUDE OIL
(Kirkuk crude) in bulk
Cubic meters U.S.barrels Long Tons Metric Tons
Gross
Net
and to be delivered (subject to under mentioned conditions and
exceptions) in like good order and condition at the Port of
---- or as near thereto as she may safely get (always afloat)
unto order ---- or to their assigns upon payment of freight as
per charter party, all conditions and exeptions of which charter
party, including the negligence clause, are deemed to be
incorporated in this Bill of Lading.
The Ship has liberty before of after proceeding on the voyage
to proceed to and stay at any port or ports in any order for
any purpose and not withstanding that same may be out of the
direct route to the port of discharge, with liberty to sail
without pilots, and to tow or to be towed and to tow and assist
vessels in distress or otherwise in all positions, and to
deviate for the purpose of saving life or proper
In witness whereof the Master of the said ship has affirmed
to Three Bils of Lading, all of this tenor and date, one of
which being accomplished the others to stand void.
'CLEAN ON BOARD' 'FREIGHT PAYABLE BY BUYER AS ARRANGED'
dated at Ceyhan-Turkey this ----- day of ---- 20
15. I M P O R T A N T
There is a ban on South Cyprus related vessels.
Vessels;
- flying South Cyprus flag, or
- Registered at South Cyprus, or
- Owned or operated or managed by residents of South Cyprus, or
- Owned or operated or managed by South Cyprus citizens, even
if they are residents of other countries, or
- vessels owned and/or managed by persons or their affiliates,
who have double nationality, one of which being South Cyprus,
- Regardless of their flag, vessels which have South Cypriot
shareholders.
are not accepted at Turkish ports.
Furthermore, regardless of its flag, any vessel which has cargo for
South Cyprus or coming from any South Cyprus port (loaded or on
ballast) or any vessel going from Turkey to any South Cypriot port
is not accepted at Turkish ports.
Vessels which are sold to other countries, if they cannot submit the
proper documents proving the new register and that the old register
at South Cyprus has been cancelled, are also not accepted.
16. Free Pratique is granted only upon boarding of the Sanitary
Officer. To avoid fines, Master to ensure that the yellow
flag is hoisted until Sanitary Officer grants the Free
Pratique and gives approval to put the yellow flag down.
17. Our office hours during which master can contact us on
Vhf Channel 16:
Everyday (Including Sat/Sun/Holidays during which we have
one person on duty) :
08:30 - 12:30 / 14:30 - 18:30 Lmt.
18. Telephone contact possible through Turk Radio Vhf Channel 16.
19. Fresh water is available alongside only, at EURO 3.50 Per Mt
20. Terminal does not Permit Bunkering or Lighterage while
alongside
21. Please note that Port State Controls commenced in Turkey.
22. Our Full Addresses :
ISKENDERUN HEAD-OFFICES
Boutros Maritime and Transport S.A.
Ataturk Bulvari, Unsal Han - Kat 1
31200 Iskenderun - TURKEY
Phone : +90 (326) 613-4567 / +90 (326) 614-0230
Fax : +90 (326) 614-0234 / +90 (326) 614-0237
Telex : (0607) 68123 sail tr - (0607) 68131 sail tr
E-mail : iskenderun2007@boutros.com.tr
Web : http://www.boutros.com.tr
Persons to Contact
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Zekeriya Dik +90 (532) 394-2802 zekeriya@boutros.com.tr Ops Manager
Adnan Albayrak +90 (532) 394-2801 adnan@boutros.com.tr
Murat Koroglu +90 (539) 891-9223 murti@boutros.com.tr
Zeki Keser +90 (537) 294-3306 zeki@boutros.com.tr
Axel E. BOUTROS +90 (532) 244-1234 axel@boutros.com.tr Managing Owner
Emil E. BOUTROS +90 (532) 212-8888 emil2007@boutros.com.tr
23.Documents Required for clearance
- Last port clearance
- Maritime health declaration
- 2 Copies of Ports of call List
- 8 Copies of Crew List
- 4 Copies of Store List
- 4 Copies of Crew Effect Declaration
Also a photocopy of the following certificates for the port authorities (Originals will be checked by the Harbor Master):
- International Ship Security Certificate,
- Safety construction certificate,
- Safety equipment certificate,
- Safety radio certificate,
- International load line certificate,
- Classification certificate,
- Int. Oil pollution prevention Cert.
- International Tonnage certificate (1969) (3 Copy),
- Minimum safe manning (2 copy),
- Safety management certificate),
- Documents of Compliance,
- Certificate of registry,
- CLC certificate,
- Medical chest certificate(2 copy) ,
- Ship sanitation control exemption certificate,
- Radio officer's certificate,
- Continuous Synopsis Record (CSR) certificates,
- Sewage pollution certificate,
- GMDSS cert. copy of 3 officers, (If no Radio/Officer on board)
- LICENCE OF COMPETENCE TO MERCHANT MARINE OFFICERS,
- ORIGINAL ENDORSMENTS OF THE OFFICERS (PHOTOCOPY/S NOT APPLICABLE)
(IF THE NATIONALITY OF THE OFFICERS IS OTHER THAN VESSEL'S FLAG)
Please do not Hesitate to contact us for any further information you may require.
Boutros Maritime & Transports
Ship Agents since 1880