Passage Planning Guide Malacca And Singapore Straits Pdf Access

Straits of Malacca and Singapore (SOMS)

The represent one of the most complex and congested maritime corridors in the world. For bridge teams, developing a comprehensive passage plan for this region is not just a regulatory requirement under STCW and SOLAS; it is a critical safety exercise.

• Download the latest Notice to Mariners for the straits.
• Cross-reference your PDF guide’s waypoints with the ENC (Electronic Navigational Chart).

Safe navigation isn't just about following the GPS—it's about thorough preparation. Download the guide, brief your bridge team, and transit safely. passage planning guide malacca and singapore straits pdf

Why you need this PDF on your bridge tablet or voyage folder:

• SOLAS (Safety of Life at Sea) — relevant chapters on voyage planning and bridge procedures.
• COLREGs — Rules of the road for conduct in narrow channels and traffic separation schemes.
• IMO Resolutions and circulars on traffic separation schemes and routeing measures.
• National/regional pilotage and port regulations for Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore.
• Local Notices to Mariners and Admiralty Sailing Directions for the region.
• MARPOL and regional environmental protection measures.

Essential Navigation: The Passage Planning Guide for the Malacca and Singapore Straits (PPG)

| Waypoint | Latitude (N) | Longitude (E) | Action | Remarks | |----------|--------------|---------------|--------|---------| | Pulau Rondo | 05° 45.0’ | 95° 04.0’ | Report to Kelang VTS | Commence TSS routing | | One Fathom Bank | 03° 18.0’ | 100° 45.0’ | Maximum caution | Shallowest point (12m) | | Raffles Lighthouse | 01° 09.5’ | 103° 44.5’ | Switch to Ch ST VTS | Junction TSS | | Horsburgh Lighthouse | 01° 19.9’ | 104° 24.7’ | Exit report to Singapore VTS | End of straits | Straits of Malacca and Singapore (SOMS) The represent