Schedule 1

Recordable operations and events

In force

Part 1 Ships to which Part 2, Division 3 applies

regulation 10(4)

1. Recordable operations – Oil Record Book Part I

Each of the following is a recordable operation:

(a)

ballasting or cleaning of an oil fuel tank;

(b) discharge of dirty ballast or cleaning water from an oil fuel tank;

(c)

collection and disposal of oil residues (sludge);

(d) discharge overboard (automatic or non-automatic) or disposal of bilge water that has accumulated in machinery spaces;

(e)

bunkering of fuel or bulk lubricating oil.

2. Recordable operations – Oil Record Book Part II

Each of the following is also a recordable operation for a tanker:

(a)

loading of oil cargo;

(b)

internal transfer of oil cargo during a voyage;

(c)

unloading of oil cargo;

(d)

crude oil washing (COW tankers only);

(e)

ballasting of cargo tanks;

(f)

ballasting of dedicated clean ballast tanks (CBT tankers only);

(g)

cleaning of cargo tanks;

(h)

discharge of dirty ballast;

(i)

discharge from slop-tanks into the sea;

(j) the disposal of residues or oily mixtures (not otherwise dealt with);

(k)

discharge of clean ballast contained in cargo tanks;

(l) discharge of ballast from dedicated clean ballast tanks (CBT tankers only).

3. Recordable events – Oil Record Book Part I

Each of the following is a recordable event:

(a)

failure of oil discharge monitoring and control system;

(b)

accidental or other discharge of oil.

Part 2 Ships to which Part 3, Division 3 applies

regulation 20(4)

1. Recordable operations – Cargo Record Book

Each of the following is a recordable operation:

(a)

the loading of cargo;

(b)

an internal transfer of cargo;

(c)

the unloading of cargo;

(d)

the prewashing of a cargo tank;

(e)

the cleaning of a cargo tank;

(f)

a discharge of tank washings into the sea;

(g)

the ballasting of a cargo tank;

(h)

the discharge of ballast water from a cargo tank;

(i)

an accidental or other exceptional discharge from a cargo tank;

(j)

an operation controlled by an authorized surveyor.

2. Recordable events – Cargo Record Book

Each of the following is a recordable event:

(a) a discharge into coastal waters of a noxious liquid substance necessary for the purpose of securing the safety of a ship or saving life at sea;

(b) a discharge into coastal waters of a noxious liquid substance resulting from damage to a ship or its equipment;

(c) a discharge into coastal waters of a noxious liquid substance, approved by an authorised officer, to combat specific pollution incidents or to minimise the damage from pollution;

(d)

a discharge exempted under Part 3, Division 1.

Part 3 Ships to which Part 5, Division 1 applies

regulation 33(4)

1. Recordable operations – Garbage Record Book

Each of the following is a recordable operation:

(a)

the discharge of garbage into the sea;

(b) the discharge of garbage to a reception facility ashore or to another ship;

(c)

the incineration of garbage.

2. Recordable events – Garbage Record Book

An accidental or exceptional discharge of garbage is a recordable event.

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