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PORT of DARWIN - Australias northern gateway Bernardo Obando Marine Pilot On 9 Sep 1839, 179 years ago, Darwin Port was named by officers from HMS BEAGLE in honour of Charles Darwin The Darwin Port facilities serve the following shipping


  1. PORT of DARWIN - Australia’s northern gateway Bernardo Obando – Marine Pilot

  2. On 9 Sep 1839, 179 years ago, Darwin Port was named by officers from HMS BEAGLE in honour of Charles Darwin

  3. The Darwin Port facilities serve the following shipping and cargo markets: ▪ Cruise and naval vessels ▪ Livestock exports ▪ Dry bulk ore imports and exports ▪ Offshore oil and gas ▪ Petroleum/avgas & other bulk liquids ▪ Container and general cargo ▪ Car Carriers

  4. Darwin Navy Base

  5. Fort Hill and Stokes Hill

  6. Sadgroves Creek

  7. EAW and Marine Supply Base

  8. Darwin Logistics Base and Multiuser ramp

  9. Wickham Point LNG plant

  10. Bladin Point LNG Plant

  11. Channel Island LPG

  12. FY 2016-2017: 1,150 trading vessels

  13. Pilotage

  14. Pilotage Service Provider: Darwin Port The Pilotage Services Provider: ฀ Provides, transports and transfers licenced pilots to navigate a vessel within the port of Darwin; ฀ Recruits, employs, trains and monitors the performance of pilots; ฀ Conducts the day-to-day operations of the pilotage service; and ฀ Is responsible for the safety and management of marine pilots.

  15. Pilotage is compulsory in the Port of Darwin: • North of 12˚ 25’S for vessels of 200 metres overall length or greater or of 10.7m draft or greater and proceeding south of the Outer Pilot Boarding Ground, 12˚ 19’S; • South of 12˚ 25’S for all vessels of 35 metres overall length or greater (Inner pilot boarding ground)

  16. Pilotage statistics

  17. Pilotage breakdown by size: April 2017 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

  18. One day in the life of a Darwin Pilot

  19. One day in the life of a Darwin Pilot

  20. One day in the life of a Darwin Pilot

  21. Piloting in Darwin: Support Tools Darwin Harbour Control Darwin Harbour Control provides a continuous traffic organisation service to monitor the movement of participating vessels within the Port of Darwin, to facilitate the safe and efficient passage of ships and to protect the environment and infrastructure of the port.

  22. Piloting in Darwin: Support Tools PPU: Qastor + ADX units

  23. Piloting in Darwin: Support Tools Passage Plans

  24. Piloting in Darwin: Support Tools Passage Plans

  25. Piloting in Darwin: Technical and Safety standards

  26. Piloting in Darwin: support tools • A good team of pilots and port colleagues • General Manager with extensive pilotage experience and maritime know-how • Supportive employer where safety and quality of service are pivotal concerns

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