Rapid Response Damage Assessment program (RRDA) User Manual - Gas Carrier
Year: 2021 Language: english Author: ABS Genre: Manual Publisher: ABS Format: PDF Quality: eBook Pages count: 25 Description: The Rapid Response Damage Assessment program (RRDA) is an organized team of engineers, naval architects, master mariners and support staff that respond 24/7 to ship related emergencies such as grounding and collision. Enrollment of a vessel in RRDA ensures direct access to technical support that is needed during vessel casualties. When activated, RRDA is an extension of the vessel management team’s own response capability, focusing on the measure of changes occurring to hull strength, stability and the extent to which risk of pollution can be mitigated. RRDA complies with the following regulations and industry guidelines: ✔ MARPOL Regulation 1/37(4), as circulated by resolution mepc.117(52), all oil tankers of 5,000 tonnes deadweight or more shall have prompt access to computerized shore-based damage stability and residual structural strength calculation programs. ✔ MARPOL 73/78 Annex I, Regulation 37 requires a shipboard oil pollution emergency plan (SOPEP) for all tankers of 150 gross tons or more and all other vessels of 400 gross tons or more. ✔ US Coast Guard requirements of OPA 90 in 33 CFR 155.240 for oil tankers and offshore oil barges, in which owners are required to have “prearranged, prompt access to computerized shore-based damage stability and residual structural strength calculations.” ✔ The ISM Code, Section 8, requires the company to establish procedures to respond to potential emergency shipboard situations, including the use of drills and exercises to prepare for emergencies. ✔ OCIMF Guidelines on Capabilities of Emergency Response Providers. ✔ IACS Rec. No. 145 Recommendation for the Operation of Shore-Based Emergency Response Services. .
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Rapid Response Damage Assessment program (RRDA) User Manual - Gas Carrier
Language: english
Author: ABS
Genre: Manual
Publisher: ABS
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook
Pages count: 25
Description: The Rapid Response Damage Assessment program (RRDA) is an organized team of engineers, naval architects, master mariners and support staff that respond 24/7 to ship related emergencies such as grounding and collision. Enrollment of a vessel in RRDA ensures direct access to technical support that is needed during vessel casualties. When activated, RRDA is an extension of the vessel management team’s own response capability, focusing on the measure of changes occurring to hull strength, stability and the extent to which risk of pollution can be mitigated.
RRDA complies with the following regulations and industry guidelines:
✔ MARPOL Regulation 1/37(4), as circulated by resolution mepc.117(52), all oil tankers of 5,000 tonnes deadweight or more shall have prompt access to computerized shore-based damage stability and residual structural strength calculation programs.
✔ MARPOL 73/78 Annex I, Regulation 37 requires a shipboard oil pollution emergency plan (SOPEP) for all tankers of 150 gross tons or more and all other vessels of 400 gross tons or more.
✔ US Coast Guard requirements of OPA 90 in 33 CFR 155.240 for oil tankers and offshore oil barges, in which owners are required to have “prearranged, prompt access to computerized shore-based damage stability and residual structural strength calculations.”
✔ The ISM Code, Section 8, requires the company to establish procedures to respond to potential emergency shipboard situations, including the use of drills and exercises to prepare for emergencies.
✔ OCIMF Guidelines on Capabilities of Emergency Response Providers.
✔ IACS Rec. No. 145 Recommendation for the Operation of Shore-Based Emergency Response Services.
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