Vessel trading in high risk areas Sample Clauses

Vessel trading in high risk areas. In the event that the Vessel is to trade in a high risk area and in particular an area where piracy is prevalent, the Managers shall:
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Vessel trading in high risk areas. In the event that the Vessel is to trade in a high risk area and in particular an area where piracy is prevalent, the Managers shall: (i) Comply in full with the guidance provided by ‘Best Management Practices to Deter Piracy off the Coast of Somalia and in the Arabian Sea Area (BMP)’ as may be revised from time to time and also with any similar guidance which may be issued for other high risk areas. Ship Technical Management Agreement owners managers
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Vessel trading in high risk areas. In the event that the Vessel is to trade in a high risk area and in particular an area where piracy is prevalent, the Owners and the Managers shall co-operate in order to: (i) Comply in full with any guidance or Best Management Practices to Deter Piracy issued by recognized maritime organizations and as may be revised from time to time and also with any similar guidance which may be issued for high risk areas. (ii) Monitor daily guidance and updates provided by Maritime Security Centres established by national authorities in piracy areas and advise the Vessel accordingly. (iii) Comply with the Managers’ guidelines issued for transiting high risk areas as may be revised from time to time. The Managers’ guidelines set out their policy of full compliance with BMP and additional guidance and information on Self Protection Measures (SPM’s) including Citadels or Safe Areas. The Owners will be provided with a copy of the guidelines and costs for SPM’s will be included in the Vessel budget. (iv) Where appropriate, ensure the Vessel follows any International Recommended Transit Corridors and complies with requirements for an escorted convoy if available. (v) Monitor routing recommendations for transiting high risk areas as provided by charterers and insurers and review the same as part of the risk assessment carried out for the transit concerned. (vi) Provide sufficient Self Protection Measures (SPM) appropriate to the vessel type, size and speed with a view to protecting the Crew as far as possible in the event of an attack. To be determined by the risk assessment required by BMP for the transit concerned and before entering the high risk area. (vii) Provide training for the Crew in BMP prior to transiting any high risk area.
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Vessel trading in high risk areas. In the event that the Vessel is to trade in a high risk area and in particular an area where piracy is prevalent, the Managers shall: (i) Comply in full with the guidance provided by ‘Best Management Practices to Deter Piracy off the Coast of Somalia and in the Arabian Sea Area (BMP)’ as may be revised from time to time and also with any similar guidance which may be issued for other high risk areas. (ii) Monitor daily guidance and updates provided by The Maritime Security Centre – Horn of Africa (MSCHOA) website (xxx.xxxxxx.xxx) as may be revised from time to time and advise the Vessel accordingly. (iii) Comply with the Managers’ guidelines for ‘Transiting off the coast of Somalia, the Arabian Sea, Gulf of Aden and Red Sea’ as may be revised from time to time and also with any similar guidance which may be issued for other high risk areas. The Managers’ guidelines set out their policy of full compliance with BMP and additional guidance and information on Self Protection Measures (SPM’s) and Citadels or Safe Areas. The Owners will be provided with a copy of the guidelines and costs for SPM’s will be included in the Vessel budget. (iv) Where appropriate, ensure the Vessel follows the International Recommended Transit Corridor (IRTC), using the services of an escorted convoy if available or joining a group transit if not. (v) Monitor routing recommendations for transiting high risk areas as provided by charterers and insurers and review the same as part of the risk assessment carried out for the transit concerned. Ship Technical Management Agreement OWNERS MANAGER
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