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1 Harbourmaster s Direction 2-15 Pilotage Foreword This direction contains the requirements for the compulsory pilotage areas within the Auckland region. This direction updates and supersedes previous Harbourmaster Direction Preamble This direction is issued Pursuant to section 48 and section 60A of the Maritime Transport Act 1994, as delegated by the Director to the Harbourmaster under section 444 of the Act, and section 33F(1)(c) of the Maritime Transport Act They: a. Define the pilotage areas for Auckland and Manukau. b. Prescribe the use and operation of pilot licenses and pilotage exemption certificates within the Auckland and Manukau pilotage areas. c. Should be read in conjunction with Maritime Rule Part 90 Pilotage. Definitions Director means the person who is for the time being the Director of Maritime New Zealand under Section 439 of the Maritime Transport Act Harbourmaster means a Harbourmaster which is appointed under Section 33D of the Maritime Transport Act Pilot in relation to any ship, means any person not being the master or a member of the crew of the ship who has conduct of the ship. Pilotage area means a pilotage area defined in Maritime Rule Part 90. Pilotage exemption certificate means a pilotage exemption certificate issued under Maritime Rule Parts 90 Subpart D. Gross tonnage means the tonnage defined in Maritime Rule Part 90 Page 1
2 Application These directions shall apply to: a. All vessels 500 gross tonnage or greater, except for warships as defined in the Maritime Transport Act b. And, in addition, as directed by the Harbourmaster for the safe navigation and orderly management of harbour traffic, they may also apply to: i) Any vessel less than 500 gross tonnage and greater than 40 metres length overall. ii) Any other vessel as directed by the Harbourmaster. Pilotage Areas Auckland The area of tidal waters inside a straight line drawn from the northern extreme of the eastern head of the Tamaki River (Musick Point) to the southern extreme of Park Point (Waiheke Island); then by the high water of ordinary spring tide to the northern extreme of the western entrance to Owhanake Bay; then by a straight line to the south-western most point of Rakino Island; then by a straight line from the northernmost point of Rakino Island to Shearer Rock; then by a straight line to the south-western extreme of Tiri Tiri Matangi Island, then by a straight line to the south-eastern extreme of Whangapararoa Peninsula. Compulsory Pilotage within the Auckland Pilotage Area The master of every vessel to whom these directions apply shall, unless that person is the holder of a pilotage exemption certificate or is otherwise exempted by law, employ a qualified pilot when that vessel is being navigated within the Auckland pilotage area. A vessel may, when permitted by the Harbourmaster or a licensed pilot via harbour control, proceed from the pilotage limit to a designated gulf anchorage or pilot boarding station without a pilot embarked. A vessel may, when permitted by the Harbourmaster or a licensed pilot via harbour control, proceed from the pilotage boarding station or a designated gulf anchorage to the pilotage limit without a pilot embarked. i) For vessels of draft greater than 10.5 metres, or length greater than 200 metres, other than those proceeding to the Motuihe Explosive anchorage or Quarantine Station, must not navigate inwards south of latitude 36 degrees 44.2 minutes South (the latitude of pilot boarding position Bravo), without a pilot on board. Page 2
3 ii) iii) iv) For vessels of draft 10.5 metres or less, and length 200 metres or less, other than those proceeding to the Motuihe Explosive anchorage and Quarantine Station, must not navigate inwards south of latitude 36 degrees 45.1 minutes South (the latitude of pilot boarding position Alpha), without a pilot on board. All vessels to which this Harbourmaster Direction applies, must not navigate south of 36 degrees 46.4 minutes south (the latitude of Rangitoto channel buoys number 1 and 2), without a pilot on board. Vessels proceeding to or from the Motuihe Explosives anchorage or Quarantine station must embark their pilot at pilot boarding station Bravo. Manukau Those waters bounded to seaward by the arc of a circle radius 4 miles centred on Paratutae Island (37 degrees 2.9 minutes south, 174 degrees 30.6 minutes east). Compulsory Pilotage within the Manukau Area The master of a LPG vessel must embark a licensed pilot prior to entering the Manukau pilotage limit. The master of every other vessel to whom these directions apply shall, unless that person is the holder of a pilotage exemption or is otherwise exempted by law, employ a qualified pilot when that vessel is being navigated within all waters of the Manukau Harbour east of a line extending from Jackie Hill (37 degrees 1.2 minutes South 174 degrees 33.4 minutes East), on the north shore, to South Head signal station, on the south shore of the Manukau Harbour. Auckland and Manukau: Leading of ships where a pilot is unable to embark. If the Pilot (with the approval of the Harbourmaster) considers that due to adverse weather or sea conditions, embarkation or disembarkation cannot be safely undertaken; then the leading of ships by or signaling to ships from a pilot boat under the conduct of that pilot shall be deemed a sufficient pilotage service. Page 3
4 Pilots and Pilot Exempt Masters to remain within a buoyed channel Except in the case of imminent danger, or to avoid a collision a Pilot or pilot exempt master may only navigate their vessel within the buoyed channels of: a. Rangitoto Channel b. Motuihe Channel for vessels entering into the Tamaki Strait or Motu Korea Channel. c. Wairopa Channel d. Papakura Channel 6) Passage Plan A pilot or pilot exempt master must prepare a passage plan for their intended passage within pilotage limits. Where the master of a vessel and a pilot are unable to agree on a passage plan, the vessel shall proceed to the nearest safe anchorage and remain anchored until agreement has been reached. 7) Exclusions a. For holders of a pilotage exemption certificate; nothing in these directions, nor as any part of any exercise of privilege conditions shall permit any person granted any pilotage exemption certificate to pilot: i. Any nuclear powered vessel. ii. iii. iv. Any vessel designed for the bulk carriage of oil, gas, chemicals, or other hazardous cargo, except a bunker barge, designed and used specifically for the purpose of bunkering ships. Any vessel with a draught exceeding 9.5 metres. Any vessel in cases where the vessel has defective propulsion, manoeuvring or communications equipment or where the vessel has sustained hull damage. v. Any vessel in the eastern approaches to and when west of the Auckland Harbour Bridge. vi. vii. viii. ix. Any vessel to and from Fergusson Wharf. Any vessel to and from Bledisloe 3 Wharf. Any vessel to and from Princes Wharf. Any vessel during a berthing manoeuvre in the Waitamata Harbour commercial port area in wind speeds exceeding 25 knots. Page 4
5 x. Any vessel manoeuvring in restricted visibility of less than 0.5 nautical miles. xi. Any vessel manoeuvring with the aid of tug(s) unless the master is in possession of the appropriate one or two tug endorsement on the pilotage exemption certificate. Note: Sections ix and x shall not apply to the holder of a pilotage exemption certificate on vessels less than 1000 GT. b. In addition, for the master of any vessel greater than 40 metres length overall, not being the holder of any pilotage exemption certificate; nothing in these directions shall permit that master to pilot: i. Where the master of such vessel can reasonably be expected not to have adequate knowledge of the harbour. ii. iii. iv. Where the master of such vessel has inadequate command of the English language. When the main navigation channels, approaches or berths are unusually congested. Any vessel in the eastern approaches to and when west of the Auckland Harbour Bridge. Variations The Harbourmaster may, upon written application, vary the rules in these directions, providing that overall harbour safety standards are maintained. Harbourmaster s Office (09) (ext 0 for 24 hour Emergency Duty Officer) AT.govt.nz/harbourmaster Page 5
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