Marine & Shipping
- Arrival Information
- Berth Facilities
- Passage Plans and Boarding Grounds
- Harbour Radio
- Port Otago Marine Contacts
- Policies and Notices
- Resources for Shipping Agents, Contractors and Suppliers
- Cruise Booking Policy
- Schedule of Charges
- Shipping Schedules
- Arrivals and Departures last 7 days
- Container Vessel Schedule
- Cruise Ship Schedule
- Fishing Vessel Schedule
- Vessel Schedule
- Vessels in Port
- Terms and Conditions of Trade
- Tugs and Launches
Resources for Shipping Agents, Contractors and Suppliers
Depending on the activities to be undertaken while moored on Port Otago berths, ships are required to complete permits:
Marine Permits
These notification permits are required to meet Otago Harbour marine by-laws. Marine Permits are approved by Harbour Radio or the Duty Pilot. Marine Permits are needed for:
- hull external work
- lifeboat deployment
- engine immobilisation
- diving
- bunkering
Health and Safety Permits
Health and Safety Permits are required to ensure minimum safety measures are applied to high-risk activities. Ships are also required to supply an approved procedure for the task or an approved Job Safety Analysis (JSA). The Operations or Cruise team review the forms and procedures, before any work begins.
Health and Safety Permits are needed for:
- working at height
- hot work
- confined space entry
- special crane use
For guidance on which permits are applicable to your work, ask your contact at Port Otago.
Permits and Application Forms
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External links:
Otago Regional Council (ORC) Declaration of Intention to Undertake Hot Work