Simulated workplace
Department
Port Services and Mooring
Provides the mooring gang and line boat for visiting ships, handles lines at berths and mooring dolphins, operates mooring winches and capstans, coordinates with pilots, tugs and the port authority, and works within the port's security and safety requirements.
Responsibilities
What the team is accountable for
- Attend ship arrivals and departures around the clock
- Run and secure mooring lines safely
- Operate the line boat and mooring equipment
- Communicate with ship, pilot and tugs by radio
- Follow port security and access procedures
Performance measures
How we know it is working
312 this quarter
Ship movements attended
2
Late attendances
0
Line handling injuries
People
Who works here
KA
Kirsty Anand
Port Services Supervisor
Kirsty leads the mooring gang and line boat crews and has attended ship movements in the port for twelve years.
Systems
Where the work is recorded
Job and Booking Register
Records every vessel job, ship movement attendance, charter, slipway booking and marina berth booking with the crew and times.
Marine Incident and Hazard Register
Records injuries, near misses, spills, contacts, equipment failures and security events across the fleet and sites, with regulator reporting and corrective actions.
Scenarios
Assessment tasks in this department
Documents