Shipping movements and planned diving - Royal Navy
WEB3 days ago — Ship / Unit. Location. Timings. 30/09/2024. DIVING. SEATEC QUEEN ELIZABETH. VICTORY JETTY - ALL LIGHTER MOVEMENTS TO BE DECONFLICTED. 0800-2000. 30/09/2024.
Local notices - Royal Navy
WEB4 days ago — Find the contacts you need for recruitment, media enquiries and more. Read about the Local Notices, Navigation Warnings, and Directions of KHM Plymouth.
Shipping movements and planned diving - Royal Navy
WEB4 days ago — Cold move conducted by an Admiralty Pilot and tugs. OP. Own Power. OP Named Tug (s) Own power move with tug (s) standing by at the berth. OP Named Pilot and Tugs. As above with Admiralty Pilot embarked. Riggers. BM Riggers will conduct a transporting move.
Tide tables - Royal Navy
WEB4 days ago — Tide Tables. This information is produced by permission of the UK Hydrographic Office. All times are given in Local Time and are adjusted for British Summer Time (BST) where appropriate.
Port information - Royal Navy
WEB3 days ago — KHM can issue General Directions to any vessel within the jurisdiction for the purpose of Navigational Safety. This power is also delegated to specifically authorised deputies and assistants (including Harbour Controllers). These General Directions are to be construed in conjunction with the Clyde Dockyard Port of Gareloch and Loch Long Order ...
Pilotage and VTS - Royal Navy
WEB4 days ago — The Chief Admiralty Pilot is also available for advice on Pilotage, the use of tugs and vessel manoeuvring within the Port. The Pilotage Passage Plan Template can be found at the link below. Vessel Traffic Services (VTS) Plymouth Vessel Traffic Service (VTS) is operated from Longroom Port Control Station on a continuous 24-hour basis to …
Using the port for recreation - Royal Navy
WEB4 days ago — Plymouth is a busy port with a unique mix of water users, military, commercial and recreational. Whilst the waters are open for all to enjoy it is important that all users are aware of the rules and regulations and are considerate to other users. This section contains useful information for recreational users including those planning on ...
Safety and regulations - Royal Navy
WEB3 days ago — The Dockyard Port safety policies and plans are based upon identification of the hazards, assessment of the risks and implementation of effective control measures to minimise or remove those risks, thus ensuring the safety of the Dockyard Port and its users. This allows for safe operation of the Dockyard Port and supports PMSC compliance by …
Swimming across the Solent - Royal Navy
WEB3 days ago — Swim routes. The shortest and easiest crossing in the Eastern Solent is from Fort Gilkicker at Gosport to Ryde Sands, a distance of 2 ½ miles. KHM will not support or approve any cross Solent swim from Southsea / Clarence Pier to the Isle of Wight, or vice versa, due to the complexities involved in crossing 2 shipping channels.
Report an incident - Royal Navy
WEB3 days ago — Report an incident. Note: The prime purpose of this report is to gather information on any of the range of incidents that may occur within the Dockyard Port of Clyde, and to provide the source of data to answer any statistical enquiries from whatever source. The aim of the Questionnaire is therefore not to apportion blame but just to …
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