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REFERENCE COPY OF TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION FOR ACCESSIONED ELECTRONIC RECORDS
(Copied June 4 2013)
Documentation for Commercial Vessel and Personnel Casualty Data Files 1963 - 1980
Record Group 26 General Records of the US Coast Guard
The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) has been accepting electronic
records into its holdings since the early 1970s Technical documentation has accompanied each
transfer of electronic records The documentation is necessary to understand the meaning of the
digitized bits of information within the electronic records
Over the decades NARA has had different procedures for compiling technical documentation
into an organized unit for researchers and different expectations regarding the content and extent
of any NARA-produced portions of the documentation Consequently the structure
organization and contents of the documentation reflect the procedures in place when the
technical documentation was compiled and arranged and may include out of date addresses
telephone numbers or other items of unrevised information related to the agency that created or
transferred the documentation and electronic records to NARA to the NARA unit that processed
these materials or to the physical media of the electronic records files
In creating the reference copy of the documentation package NARA staff have selected from the
technical andor supplementary documentation available for this series or file(s) We have
annotated or highlighted the table of contents that follows to indicate which portions of the full
documentation for this series or file are included in this reference copy of documentation Any
materials not included here are available upon request Any user notes prepared after the table of
contents was prepared appear before the table of contents This documentation will differ in
structure organization and contents from technical documentation for other series or files of
accessioned electronic records The readability and visual quality are also variable
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List of Documentation
File Title Casualty Data Base Personnel 1963-1980 Accession Number NN3-026-95-002
Number of Pages
I National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) Documentation 1 List ofDocumentation (031600) 2 User Note 1 (031600)
01 01
II Agency Documentation 1 Coding Instructions for the Automated File of Personnel Injuries and
Deaths 25 2 Coding Instructions for the Automated File of Commercial Vessel Casualties 03
III NARA Processing Materials 1 Automated Verification AERIC Reports 2 Sample Dump
AERIC =Archival Electronic Records Inspection and Control
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List of Documentation
File Title I Casualty Data Base Vessel 1963-1980 Accession NumberNN3-026-95-002
Number of Pages
I National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) Documentation 1 List ofDocumentation (031600) 2 User Note 1 (031600)
01 01
II Agency Documentation Coding Instructions for the Automated File of Commercial Vessel Casualties 47
III NARA Processing Materials 1 Automated Verification AERIC Reports 2 Sample Dump
AERIC = Archival Electronic Records Inspection and Control
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USERNOTE 1
File Title (1 ) Casualty Data Base Personnel Casualty File Title (2) Casualty Data Base Vessel Casualty
Date Coverage 1963 1980
I Department of Transportation (DOT) United States Coast Guard (USCG) transferred two data files to the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA)
Data Files Number of Logical Records Personnel 22633 Vessel 90400
II Automated verification is the process of comparing the actual content of an agencys electronic records to the description of the content of those records as represented by the record layout and codes received from the agency The National Archives and Records Administrations staff use the Archival Electronic Records and Inspection Control (AERIC) system to verify electronic records
Documentation Used (Personnel) [1] Coding Instructions for Personnel Injuries and Deaths (08 February 1984) and [2] Coding Instructions for Commercial Vessel (08 February 1984) pages 11 and 12
Documentation Used (Vessel) Coding Instructions for Commercial Vessel (08 February 1984)
During the automated verification process minor discrepancies were noted between the data and documentation for both files Personnel Casualty File For example based on the documentation invalid codes were entered for data fields Nature of Casualty (positions 37 and 38) and Primary Cause (positions 39 and 40)
Vessel Casualty File For example based on the documentation invalid codes were entered for data fields Casualty Month (positions 17 and 18) and Type ofVessel (positions 13 and 14)
Accession Number NN3-029-95-002
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Marine Safety Information U S Coast Guard (G-MA16) 2100 Second Street SW Washington D c 20593
08 February 1984
CODING INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE AUTOMATED FILE OF PERSONNEL INJURIES AND DEATHS
AS REPORTED TO THE U S COAST GUARD DURING FISCAL YEARS 1963 THROUGH 1980
The following coding instructions are applicable to personnel injuries andor deaths with or without vessel casualty The input data shall be obtained from form CG-924E and relatedreports coded in accordance with these instructions and those found on the code sheet - Marine Casualty Statistics form CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
The following abbreviations are used thro~ghout these instructions
FY Fiscal Year NOC --- Not otherwise classified
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POSITION(S) 1-5
POSITION(S) 6-11
POSITION(S) 12
Case Serial Number assigned consecutively for ten years A unique case serial number is given to every personal injury andor death record not involving a vessel casualty In the event of a personal injury andor death involving a vessel casualty the case serial number assigned to the vessel casualty record is alsoassigned to the personal injury andor death record
Commencing July 1 1962 the first case number was 35001 and continued upwards The first character indicates fiscal year Character positions two (2) through five (5) are assigned in-house Although the case number does not specify any particular decade character positions 83-8~ (fiscal year) will clarify this ambiguity
Official Number
Documented Vessels of U S - Use official number State numbered vessels - Use state number Namedunnumbered vessels - Use name Naval vessels - Use type designation Foreign vessels - Use country of registry
Coast Guard Inspected
1 - Yes 2 - No
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POSITION(S) 13-14 Type of Vessel
01 - Artificial Island or fixed structure including mobile drill rigs
02 Freight ships inspected U S vessels only 03 - Freight barges (see also code 28 below) 04 Commercial vessels that carry freight and offshy
shore supply vessels 05 - Construction and wrecking vessels including
vessels such as drill tenders pile drivers derrick barges drill ships and barges
06 - Dredges self-propelled 07 - Dredges non-self-propelled 08 - Fishing vessels (excluding sport fishing
charter fishing vessels) 09 - Tugs and towboats - also unmanned bow thruster
unit lP - Passenger vessels (other than ferries) over 65
feet and 100 or more GT 11 - Passenger vessels (other than ferries) over 65
feet and less than 100 GT 12 - Passenger vessels (other than ferries) not more
than 65 feet 13 - Parries over 65 feet and 100 or more GT
carrying passengers or passengers and vehicles 14 - Ferries over 65 feet and less than 100 GT
carrying passengers or passengers and vehicles 15 - Ferries not more than 65 feet carrying
passengers or passengers and vehicles 16 - Passenger barges (including ferry barges) 17 - Tankships18 - Tank barges (flammable and combustible
cargoes) (see also code 29 below) 19 - Public vessels (passenger) 20 - Public vessels (cargo) excluding GAA vessels 21 - Public vessels (tanker)J excluding USNS tankers 22 - Public vessels (other)
Public vessels are vessels of the United States states or municipalities used for public purposes and ex~mpt from the provisions of Title 52 Includes such vessels as Navy Air Force Army Coast Guard and Geodetic Survey Corps of Engineers MSTS and USNS
23 - All other US vessels and crafts such as pleasure research cableships seismographic or those not otherwise classified above
24 - Foreign flag vessels (passenger) 25 - Foreign flag vessels (freight) 26 - Foreign flag vessels (tanker) 27 - Foreign flag vessels (other)28 - Freight barges (dangerous and hazardous cargoes) 29 - Tank barges (dangerous and hazardous cargoes)
including barges inspected under subchapter I and 0 30 - Hover craft
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POSITION(S) 15 Propulsion
1 - Steam 2 - Motor (diesel) 3 - Gasoline 4 - Sail 5 Non-self-propelled 6 - Other 7 - Nuclear (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 16 Person in Charge of Vessel Maneuvers
1 - Licensed master 2 - Licensed pilot (federal) serving under authority
of federal license 3 - Licensed pilot (state) serving under authority of
state license 4 - Licensed mate 5 - Licensed operator (towboats small passenger) 6 - Documented or certificated personnel 7 -Commissioned officer (Navy CG etc) 8 - Unlicensed and undocumented 9 - Foreign pilot or master or other foreign
personnel 0 - Unmanned (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 17-22 Date of Casualty (FYs 63 - 70 only)
Show month in first two positions thus January as 01 and November as 11 Show day in second two positions thus 5th as 05 and 22nd as 22 Year is coded last two positions thus 1963 as 63 and 1970 as 70
Example1 10 July 1964 would be 071064
POSITION(S) 17-22 Date of Casualty (FYs 71 - 73 only)
Show month in first two positions thus January as 01 ~d November as 11 Show day in second two positions thus 5th as 05 and 22nd as 22 Use special indicator codes listed below for position 21 Year is coded in the last position thus 1971 as 1 and 1973 as 3
POSITION(S) 21 Special Indicator (FYs 71 - 73 only)
0 - No significant data 1 - Diver 2 - Rig Transfer 4 - Mobile Rig 5 - Gas Chemist 6 - Photo 7 - Mooring Line
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POSITION(S) 17-22 Date of Casualty (FYs 7~ - 80)
Show month in first two positions thus January as 01 and - November as 11 Marine Inspection Unit investigating
casualty is coded in positions 19-20 thus Albany New York is coded as AA and Baltimore Maryland as AC Show montP investigation completed in position 21 thus January as 1 and November as A Year is coded in the last position thus 197~ as 4 and 1980 as 0
POSITION(S) 19-20 Marine Inspection Unit Investigating Casualty (FYs 74 - 80)
AA Albeny BG Oswego AB Anchorage or Valdez BH Paducah AC Baltimore BJ Port Arthur AD Boston BK Philadelphia AE Buffalo BL Pittsburgh AF Charleston 13M Portland Maine AG Chicago BN Portland Oregon AH Cincinnati BP Providence AJ Cleveland BQ Portsmouth or Norfolk AK Corpus Christi BR Savannah AL Detroit BT San Diego AM Dubuques FYs 77-80 St Paul BU Seattle AN Duluth BV San Prancisco AP Galveston BW St Ignace AQ Guam BX San Juan AR Honolulu BY St Louis AT Houston BZ Tampa AU Huntington CC Toledo AV Jacksonville CD WilmingtonmiddotNC AW Juneau CE London AX Los Angeles CF Bremen AI Louisville CG Singapore AZ Memphis CH Saigon BB Miami CJ Manila BC Mobile CK Yokohama BD Nashville CL Rotterdam BE New Orleans BF New York
POSITION(S) 21 Month Investi~tion Com~leted (FY s 74 - 80)
1 - JAN 8 - AUG 2- FEB 9 - SEP 3- MAR 0 - OCT 4 - APR A- NOV 5- MAY B- DEC 6- JUN I - Incomplete 7- JUL
POSITION(S) 22 Year Casualty Occurred (FYs 74 - 80)
Example show 1974 as 4
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POSITION(S) 23 Time opound Day
1 - Day 2 - Night 3 - Twilight (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 2~ Type opound Investigation Report
1 - Marine Board 2 - Narrative 3 - Letter or Transmittal
POSITION(S) 25 Type opound Injury This indicates that personal injury or death is or is not a result opound a vessel casualty
1 - Deathmissing persons in connection with a vessel casualty
2 - Injury in connection with a vessel casualty 3 - Deathmissing persons where vessel casualty
is not involved 4 - Injury where a vessel casualty is not
involved
POSITION(S) 26-30z Filler (unused)
POSITION(S) 31 Papers opound Person
1 - Licensed 2 - Documented 3 - None 4 - Other including foreign seamen
POSITION(S) 32 Status on Vessel
1 - Passenger 2 - Longshoreman or harbor worker 3 - Tankerman (other than deep water) 4 - Other 5 - Artificial or fixed structure worker 6 - Deck crew 7 - Engine crew 8 - Stewards department
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POSITION(S) 33 Activity Engaged in at Time of Accident
1 - Off duty 2 - Deck department duties- 3 Engine department duties 4 - Stewards department duties 5 Handling cargo (longshoremen only) 6 - Fishing 7 - Drills (fire amp lifeboat only) 8 - Passenger 9- Other (eg well drilling) 0 - Unknown
POSITION(S) 34 Status of Supervisor
1 - Licensed 2 - Documented 3 - Unlicensedundocumented 4 - Longshoremanharbor worker 5 - Other personnel 6 - No immediate supervisor
POSITION(S) 35 Result of Accident
1 - Death 2 - Injury (permanent) 3 - Injury (temporary) 4 - Injury (disability unknown) 5middot- Missing
POSITION(S) 36 Location of Vessel at Time of Casualty or Accident
Fiscal years 1963 - 1971
1 - At dock (domestic) 2 - At anchor (domestic) 3 - At dock (foreign) 4 - At anchor (foreign) 5 - Underway (inland) 6 - Underway (Great Lakes) 7 - Underway (western rivers) 8 - Underway (high seas) 9 - Underway (poundoreign waters)
Fiscal years 1972 - 1980
1 - Great Lakes (dock) 2 - Great Lakes (underway) 3 - Western rivers (dock) 4 - Western rivers (underway) 5 - Inland (dockanchor) 6 - Inland (underway) 7 - Oceans (underway) 8- Foreignmiddot(dockanchor) 9 - Other (fixed rigs etc)
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POSITION(S) 37-38 Nature of Casualty
01 - Natural causes 02 - Homicide 03 Suicide 04 - Disappearance 07 Slips and falls involving ladders stairs 08 - Slips and falls involving gangways 09 - Slips and falls on deck same level (including jumps) 10 - Slips and falls other same level (including jumps) 11 - Falls from vessel into water (including jumps
overboard) 12 - Falls from vessel other 13 - Falls into hold or tank 14 - Falls other different level (below
level of support) 15 - Struck by falling or dropped objects 16 - Struck by flying objects (mooring lines cargo
gear etc) 17 - Struck by moving objects (other than boats
and vessels 18 - Struck by boat or vessel 19 - Exposure 20 - Asphyxiation (other than drowning) 21 - Struck against crushed bumped into objects 22 - Cargo handling - not otherwise classified 23 - Operating machinery tools etc 24 - Burns (other than electrical) 25 Scalds 26 - Electrical shock and electric burns 27 - Caught in lines chains or wire ropes 28 - Pinching crushing by doors hatches etc 29 - Heavy weather (injuries andor resulting from and
not otherwise classified) 30 - Over-exertion (lifting sprains st~ains) 31 - Sprains strains etc - not otherwise classified 32 - Cuts lacerationsmiddot bruises and punctures - NOC 33 - Galley accidents 34 - Altercation (fights physical contests) 35 - Unknown or insufficient information - NOC 36 - Hypothermia 37 - Diving accident
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POSITION(S) 39-40 Primary Cause of Casualty
Human element (cause lay with individual killed or injured)
01 - Intoxication 02 - Physical deficiency or handicaps (eyesight hearing
heart etc) 03 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 04 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 05 - Unsafe practice 06 - Violation of law or regulation 07 - Human errors carelessness
Human element (cause lay with individual other than person injured or killed)
11 - Intoxication 12 - Physical deficiency or handicaps (eyesight hearing
heart etc) 13 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 14 -Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 15 - Un~~afe practice 16 - Violation of law or regulation 17 - Human errors carelessness
Causes Other
21 - Decks slippery or cluttered 22 - Adverse weather (vessel movement boarding
seas slippery decks) 23 - Poor maintenance or housekeeping 24 - Poor or improper lighting 25 - Absence of or inadequate rails or guards 31 - Failure of Coast Guard approved material or equipment 32 - Failure of material or equipment other 41 - Death or injury as result of a vessel casualty 42 - Improper or insufficient supervision 43 - Lack of or insufficient life preservers 44 - Lack of proper tools or equipment 45 - Lack of or inadequate personal protective equipment 46 - Miscellaneous causes - not otherwise classified 47 - Improper use of tools or equipment
Note An unsafe practice is the performance of an act or the application of a method which tends to create a hazard or a risk eg failure to properly secure step ladder
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
-The following were used for positions 41 - 113 and positions 44 - 46
900 - RS 4450 Action 990 - Coast Guard Assistance (search amprescue or evacuation) 991 - Violation of law 999 - No additional areas opound contributing factors
Human element (cause lay with individual killed or injured)
001 - Intoxication 002 - Physical deficiency or handicaps
(eyesight hearing heart etc) 003 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 004 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 005 - Unsafe practice 006 - Violation of law or regulation 007 - Human errors carelessnessbull 008 - Ignorance 200 - Malingering
Human element (cause lay with individual other than person killed or injured)
011 - Intoxication 012 - Physical deficiency or handicaps
(eyesight hearing heart etc) 013 - Unsafe movement or posture (running
jumping backing) 014 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 015 - Unsafe practice 016 - Violation of law or regulation
Causes Other
017 - Human errors carelessness 018 - Obesity 021 - Decks - slippery or cluttered 022 - Adverse weather (resulting in vessel movement
boarding seas slippery decks etc) 023 - Poor maintenance or housekeeping 024 - Poor or improper lighting 025 - Absence of or inadequate rails or guards 031 - Failure opound Coast Guard approved material or equipment 032 - Failure of material or equipment other 033 - Narcotics 040 - Chemical
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The following codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 4~ - 46
041 - Death or injury as a result of a vessel casualtybull 042 - Improper or insufficient supervision 043 - Lack of or insufficient life preservers 044 - Lack of proper tools or equipment 045 - Lack of or inadequate personal protective equipment 046 - Miscellaneous causes - not otherwise classified 047 - Improper use of tools or equipment 048 - Pailure to secure 059 - Replenishment at sea 066 - Lookout 067 - Congested areas - docks piers - restricted
maneuvering 068 - Buoys - aids to navigation 069 - Excessive speed 070 - Channels - restricted maneuvering 071 - Poor visibility 079 - Weather generally 080 - Currents and tides 089 - Mooring line surged 106 - Washing soogying 108 - Liberty launch bumboat 110 - Yard repairs (includes gas free) 111 - Overloading 112 - Improper loading or stowage 113 - Insufficient ventilbulltion 116 - Cargodunnage 118 - Sunken wreck 119 - Tug assisting 191 - Knife 201 - Returning from shore leave
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Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors) Additional Contributing Factors
The following contributing factor codes were added to provide a greater degree of flexibility and specificity in denoting causal connectionsmiddot areas of damage and contributions t~ cause for personnel injury andor death records
POSITION(S) 41-43 and ~4-46
Hull 400-419
400 Hull - general 401 Hull - external-fwd 13 - bottom 402 Hull - external-midsection bottom 403 Hull - external-aft 13 - bottom 404 Hull - external-fwd 13 - sideshell 405 Hull - external-midshipsection-sideshell 406 Hull - ex~ernal-aft 13 - sideshell 407 Hull - internals-fwd 13 408 Hull - internals-midsection 409 Hull - internals-aft 13 410 External plating-superstructure 411 Internal framing-superstructure 412 Weather decks - main 413 Weather decks - superstructure ~14 Decks - internal including tank top 415 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
fwd 13 416 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
midsection 417 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
aft 13 418 Bulkheads - above main deck 419 Bulkheads - longitudinal
Hull Damage 920-929middot
920 Wasted - plate and internals 921 Wasted - weldrivet 922 Fractured - plate and internals 923 Fractured - weldrivet 924 Indented - minor 925 Set in - major 926 Buckled 927 Holed 928 Fractured - other 929 Broken up (ie on rocks etc)
426 York spaces - generalother 427 Work spaces - engine 428 Work spaces - engine shops
POSITIONS) 41-43 and 44-46
429 York spaces - engine store rooms 430 York spaces - engine paint locker 431 York spaces - misc eng spaces (shaft
alley vent rooms) 432 York spaces - bridge ampnav spaces 433 York spaces - deck shops 434 Work spaces - deck storerooms 435 Work spaces - paint locker ~36 York spaces - cargo holds 437 York spaces - cargo holds Tween deck 438 Work spaces - cargo holds lower 439 Work spaces - galley 440 York spaces - galley stores
(includes stewards) 441 Work spaces - main deck cargo winch
area 442 York spaces - main deck cargo hold
area 443 Work spaces - reefer holds 444 York spaces - fish hold
Living Spaces 446-450
446 Living spaces - crew 447 Living spaces - crew toiletshower 448 Living spaces - passenger 449 Living spaces - passenger toiletshower 450 Living spaces - passenger (other)
Built-in Tanks 451-466
451 Tanks - ballastbeginning FY 73) 452 Tanks - afterpeakstern rake 453 Tanks - cargo oil 454 Tanks - cofferdamsdoubleskin 455 Tanks - deep 456 Tanks - distilled water 457 Tanks - double bottom 458 Tanks - drainwells 459 Tanks - forepeampklbowrake 460 Tanks - fuel oil day tank 461 Tanka - fuel oil settlers 462 Tanks - potable water 463 Tanks - sewage 464 Tanks - sump 465 Tanks - voids 466 Tanks - other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Hull amp Hull Fittings amp Outfittings 467 - 484
-467 Cargo battens and cleats 468 Cargo container cells 469 Cargo container stowage fittings 470 Equipment stowage 471 Fire station boxes 472 Grain handling and stowage fittings 473 Hatch tent arrangements 474 Lashing fittingscargo tie down 475 Mooring fittings general 476 Mooring bitts and foundations 477 Mooring pawls and chain stoppers 478 Protective devices 479 Safety rails and fittings 480 Securing devices 481 Skylights 482 Windows - port holesdead lights 483 Wire reels 484 Other
Deck Covering 485-493
485 Living spaces 486 Galley spaces 487 Deck treads and nonskid 488 Ladder treads 489 Portable gratings 490 Toiletshower spaces 491 Wood decking 492 Working spaces 493 Other
Access li94-515
494 Accommodation ladders 495 Doors - general 496 Doors - cargo 497 Doors - exterior 498 Doors - interior 499 Doors - reefer 500 Doors - watertight 501 Floor plates and supports 502 Gratings and supports 503 Ladders inclined - external 504 Ladders portable inclined - external 505 Ladders vertical inclined - external 506 Ladders inclined - internal 507 Ladders portable inclined - internal 508 Ladders vertical inclined - internal 509 Manholes 510 Scuttles 511 Ships gangway
POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
512 Sideports 513 Stages 514 Working platforms 515 Other
Deck amp Cargo 516-589
Masts Booms amp Rigging 516-531
516 General 517 Blocks 518 Booms - general ampmisc small 519 Heavy lift booms 520 Car carriers 521 Fenders 522 Lanyards 523 Masts and kingposts 524 Nets 525 Rigging - general 526 Slings 527 Spreaders 528 Fishing gear - general 529 Nets 530 Booms masts etc 531 Boom cradle
Winches 535-555
535 Boat winches 536 Cargo winches 537 Fishing winches 538 Hand winches 539 Towing winches 541 Other
middot 542 Anchor vessel anchored 543 Anchor chain-including riding
pawldevils claw 544 Anchor windlass - general 545 Automatic mooring winches 546 General-control-features 547 Capstans - general 548 Mooring winches - general 549 Mooring lines-generalunknown
vessel moored 550 - Natural fiber 551 - Wire rope 552 - Synthetic rope 553 - Towing cable 554 - Misc towing equip 555 - Other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Cranes 556-558
556 Gantry cranes - general 557 Revolving cranes - general 558 Other
Hatch Covers 559-563
559 Hatch beams and boards 560 Pontoons and beams 561 Mechanical hatch covers-general 562 Mechanical hatch covers-electric
hydraulic drive general 563 Mechanical hatch covers electroshy
mechanical drive general (chain etc)
Elevators Conveyors and Dumbwaiters 565 - 571
565 Conveyors - cargo general 566 Dumbwaiters 567 Elevators - cargo - general 568 Elevators - personnel 569 Engineers platform hoist 570 Fork lifts 571 Other
Steering Gear 572-588
572 Bow thruster - general 573 Steering gear - general 574 Cross head and cross head drive 575 Follow-up mechanism (linkages) 576 Hydraulic system 577 Lubric~tion 578 Pumps 579 Rams cylinders 580 Steering stands amp trick wheels 581 Rudder - general 582 Carrier bearing 583 Horn 584 Pintle and gudgeon 585 Stock bearing 586 Stock packing gland 587 Flanking rudder 588 Other
Stabilizers 589
589 Stabilizers - general
Galley and Laundry 590 - 600
590 Galley equipment - generalother 591 Laundry equipment - generalother
POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
592 Dish washers 593 Steam galley equipment - general 594 Garbage disposals amp chutes 595 Miscellaneous mechanical equipment 596 Ovens 597 Pressing and ironing equipment 598 Ranges 599 Refrigerators 600 Washing machines and dryers
Cargo Hold Dehumidifiers 601
601 Cargo hold dehumidification-general (cargo air)
Heating Ventilation amp Air Conditioning 602-612
602 Air conditioning - general 603 Ventilation - general 604 Cowls 605 Dampers 606 Ducts and supports 607 Goosenecks 608 Heaters - electric 609 Steam or hot water 610 Gasolineoil 611 Gas (butane etc) 612 Other
Main Propulsion 613-758
Diesel Engines 613-635
613 Main propulsion di~sel engine 614 Main propulsion diesel governing system 615 Main propulsion diesel reduction 618 Emerg diesel generator engine - general 619 Emerg diesel generator engine - engine
(excluding accessories) governing system
620 Emerg diesel gen eng - instrumentation 621 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral diesel
oil system 622 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral fresh
water cooling system 623 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral lube
oil system
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
624 Emerg diesel gen engine - integral starting mechanism
625 Ships service diesel gen engine shygeneral
626 Ships service diesel gen engineshyengine (excluding accessories) governing system
627 Ships service diesel generator 628 Ships service diesel generator
engine - integral diesel oil system 629 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral fresh water cooling system 630 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral lube oil system 631 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral starting mechanism 632 Lifeboat diesel engines 633 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(inboard) 634 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(outboard) 635 Otherdiesel cargo pumps on Tank barge 636 Main propulsion turbines - general
(highlow pressure) 637 Governing system 638 Integral gland seal regulating 639 Integral lubrication system 640 Jacking gear 641 Maneuvering valves 642 Main propulsion gears - (reduction
gears) 643 Integral lubrication system 644 Other
Shafting and Bearings 645 - 652
645 Bearings - general 646 Shafting - general 647 Line 648 Tail 649 Bearing - thrust 650 Stern tube assembly - oil lubrication 651 Stave typestuffing box 652 Other
Propellers 653 - 657
653 Propellers - solid 654 Built-up 655 Controllable pitch propellers-general 656 Control mechanism 657 Othernot specified
Turbines 658 - 665
658 Emergency generator gas turbines 659 Main propulsion gas turbines
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
660 Ships service generator gas 665 Other
Vacuum Equipment 666-671
666 Auxiliary air ejectors amp condens~s 667 Auxiliary condensers 668 Exhaust condenser 669 Main air ejectors amp condensers 670 Main condenser 671 Other
Pumps (for both deck and engine room) 672 - 677
672 Centrifugal pumps - general 673 Hand pumps 674 Hydraulic motors - general 675 Hydraulic pumps - general 676 Reciprocating pumps - general 677 Rotary pumps - general
Piping Fittings amp Valves (for both deck and engine room) 681-695
681 Flexible Tubing 682 Gauge Lines 683 Hose (other than fire) 684 Pipe fittings 685 Piping 686 Sea chests amp overboard discharge
connections 687 Sea strainers (in piping) 688 Sea valves 689 System fittings (strainers filters
traps etc) drains 690 Tubing 691 Valves - general 692 Regulating 693 Relief 694 Check balance 695 Other
Compressors 696 - 698
696 Air compressors - general 697 Refrigeration compressors - general 698 Other
Auxiliary S~stem Turbines amp Geara 99 - 707
699 Pump turbines - general 700 Governing system 701 Integral lubrication system
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POSITION(S) ~1-~3 and ~~-~6
702 Ships service generator turbines shygeneral
703 Ships se~ice generator turbines shygoverning system
70~ Ships service generator turbines shyintegral gland seal regulating system
705 Ships service generator turbines shyintegral lub~icating system
706 Ships service generator turbines shyreduction gear assembly
707 Other
Boilers 708 - 730
708 Air heaters 709 Boiler casings 710 Boiler drums and internals 711 Boiler tubes 712 Boiler valves
bull 713 Boiler water level indicators 714 Boiler water testing 715 Brickwork and refractoryfirebox 716 Burner flame scanning system 717 Burner ignition system 718 Combustion control 719 Desuperheaters 720 Draft gauges 721 Fuel oil burners ampair register 722 Feed water regulators 723 Economizer 724 Safety valves 725 Smoke indicators 726 Soot blowers 727 Superheaters 728 Superheater temperature regulators 729 Uptakes and inner stack 730 See 74~
Blowers and Fans 732 - 734
732 Forced draft blowers - generalor turbo air intake on diesel
733 Ventilation fans - general 734 Other
Unfired Pressure Vessels and Non-built-tanks 735 - 741
735 Air receivers 736 Drain tanks 737 Expansion tanks 738 Gravity tanks 739 Hydraulic accumulators 740 Mixing tanks middot 741 Other
POSITION(S) ~1-~3 and 44-46
Coolers Condensers 7~2 - 753
742 Coolers - general 743 Diesel oil purifier heater 744 Feed water heater ampvent condenser - gen 745 Lubrication oil purifier heater 746 Main propulsion lubrication oil coolers 747 Reefer compartment air coolers 748 Reefer compartment pipe coils 749 Reefer condensers 750 Reefer liquid suction heat exchangers 751 Reefer secondary refrig coolers 752 Cargo and fuel oil heating coils 753 Other
Purifiers 754
754 Purifiers
Evaporators 755 - 758
755 Contaminated steam generators 756 High pressure evaporators 757 Low pressure evaporators 758 Other
Electrical 759 - 780
759 Main motor 760 Main motor air cooler 761 Main generator 762 Main generator air cooler
Electric Generators 763 - 765
763 Emergency generator - general 764 Ships service generators - general 765 Other
Electric Power Distribution 766 - 776
766 Batteries 767 Battery chargers 768 Distribution panels (other than
switchboard panels) 769 Emergency generator switchboard 770 Lighting panels 771 Power panels 772 Ships service generator switchboard 773 Test panel 774 Transformers 775 Wiring 776 Other
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P6SITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Motors and Controllers 777 - 780
777 Electric motors (non-deck machinery) 778 Electric mgtors (deck machinery) 779 Electric motor controllers (non-deck
machinery) 780 Electric motor controllers (deck
machinery)
Interior Communications 781 - 794
781 Telephone system 782 Call bell system 783 Cargo oil temperature recording system 784 Engine_order telegraph 785 Engineers signal and alarm system 786 General alarm system 787 Individual system alarm systems
(excluding specific equipment alarms) 788 Propeller shaft revolution
indicator system 789 Refrigeration temp-erature
recording system 790 Rudder angle indicator system 791 Salinity indicator system - feed
condensate 792 Sound powered telephone system 793 Wheelhouse alarm system 794 Other
Exterior Communications 795 - 801
795 Auto alarm 796 Lifeboat portable radio equipment 191 Radio telegraph equipment 798 Radio telegraph equipment 799 Radio teletype Equipment 800 Bridgebridge radio 801 Otherharbor advisory radar
Navigation Equipment 802 - 816
802 Course recorder 803 DECCA navigator 804 Echo depth sounder 805 Electric steering - gyro pilot system 806 Fog gong 807 Gyro compass system 808 Loran 809 Magnetic compass 810 Radar - general 811 Radar - collision avoidance 812 Radio direction finder 813 Ships bell 814 Signal lights 815 Whistle siren 816 Other (charts failed to use etc)
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Lighting 817 - 821
817 Lighting - crew areas (includes wiring) 818 Lighting - navigation 819 Portable lighting 820 Searchlights 821 Othercargo holds
Miscellaneous Workshop Equipment 822 - 838
822 Burning equipment 823 Drill presses 824 Engine test stand 825 Grinders 826 Hand tools
middot 827 Hydraulic jacks 828 Lathes 829 Lifting gear - including chain
fall and come-along 830 Milling machines 831 Paint spraying outfit 832 Power drive portable tools 833 Saw - motor driven 834 Shapers 835 Welding equipment 836 Work bench 837 Vises 838 Other
Instruments (not covered in other main components) 839 - 845
839 Clinometers 840 Main gauge board 841 Portable instruments 842 System indicating instruments 843 System recording instruments 844 Test instrumentation 845 Other
Automation (not covered in other main components) 846 - 852
846 Bell recorders 847 Bridge console 848 Condition recorders temperature
pressure etc 849 Engineroom console 850 Information recorders 851 Throttle control equipment middot852 Other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors -The following codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Firefighting 853 - 864
853 Fixed systems - fire mains and hose 854 C02 855 Steam 856 Sprinkler 857 Other 858 Semi-portable - 002 859 Portable - C02 860 Other 861 Fire detecting systems and alarms 862 Emergency equipment - (breathing apparatus ax etc) 864 Other
Lifesaving 865 - 874
865 Life preserver - approved 866 Life preserver - disapproved 867 Buoyant cushion life ring 868 Lifeboat 869 Equipment 870 Davits (launching apparatus) 871 Life raft - inflatable 872 Launching apparatus 873 Other (bouyant apparatus and life floats) 874 Life saving equipment not otherwise classifie~
Miscellaneous 875 - 878
875 Main propulsion reciprocating 876 Main bearings 877 Pistons rod etc 878 Jacking gear
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POSITION(S) 41-43
POSITION(S) 44-46
The following codes
Disclaimers
Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
Additional Contributing Factors
were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
These additional codes were found to exist in this data~ile however they have been determined to be unreliable
019 020 026 027
028 029 030 034 035
036 037 038 039 051 052 053 059 060 061 062
072 073 074 075 076 077
078 081 082 083 084 085 086 087 088 091 101
102 103 104
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Masts booms cargo gear (including winches) Struts stern tube rudder shoe lookout Congested areas - docks piers - restricted maneuvering Buoys - aide to navigation Excessive speed Channels - restricted maneuvering Pathometer sounding machine lead line Engine order telegraph bell pulls pilot house engine controls Navigation lights (improper use) Whistle bell horn signals (improper use) Navigation equipment - not otherwise classified Weather generally Fixed firefighting systems Portable firefighting equipment Fire detecting systems alarms Replenishment at sea Radiotelephone failed to useimproper use Radio telegraph telephone auto alarm etc Visual signals including searchlights blinker flags Improper loading or stowage Insufficient ventilation Ground tackle including anchor windlass Towing equipment including towing engine Cargo Miscellaneous deck department equipment - not otherwise classified Sunken wreck Gasoline engine and accessories (except outboards) Outboard motors and accessories Diesel engine and accessories Steam reciprocating engines Steam turbine and turbo-electric Shafts and reduction gears Propeller Main propulsion machinery - not otherwise classified Atomic reactor Furnaces including tubes castings superheaters economizers etc Fuel oil system boiler fuel oil system only Peedwater systems including condensers and evaporators Steam systems main and auxiliary
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The following- codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Disclaimer a These additional codes were found to exist in this databulltile however they have been determined to be unreliable
105 107 114 115 116 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 131 132
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Boiler parts and accessories - not otherwise classified Fuel oil system diesel Diesel engines except main propulsion Miscellaneous machinery - not otherwise classified Failure of equipment due to improper or lack or maintenance Miscellaneous piping systems Generators (except main propulsion) Wiring Lights Controls switches circuit breakers fuses etc Motors (except main propulsion) Electrical equipment - not otherwise classified Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance Stoves ranges and associated equipment Galley and stewards departments parts and equipment -not otherwise classified
133 140
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Butane galleyheating stove Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
For natural death 45 - 450
indicate age or deceased in positions 44 - 46 left justify eg age
POSITION(S) 47 Part or Body Injured
0 1 2 3
- Eye - Beck - Head - Neck and shoulder
4 - Chest 5 - Abdomen groin andor hip 6 - Extremities 7 - Illness 8 - Drowning 9 - Unspecified and miscellaneous
POSITION(S) 48 Type of Injury to Body
0 - Burn 1 - Fracture 2 - Spraindislocationconcussion 3 Contusionabrasion 4 Amputation 5 - Crushing 6 - Heart 7 - Disease (other) 8 - Puncturecut 9 - Not otherwise classified
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The followiiig codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Disclaimerbull These additional codes were found to exist in this damptabulltileJ however they have been determined to be unreliable
105 - Boiler parts and accessories - not otherwise classified 107 - Fuel oil system diesel 114 - Diesel engines except main propulsion 115 - Miscellaneous machinery - not otherwise classified 116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance 120 - Miscellaneous piping systems 121 - Generators (except main propulsion) 122 - Wiring 123 - Lights124 - Controls switches cirouit breakers fuses etc 125 - Motors (except main propulsion) 126 - Electrical equipment - not otherwise classified 127 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance 131 - Stoves ranges and assooiated equipment 132- Galler and stewards departments parts and-equipmentshy
not otherwise classified 133 - Butane galleJheating stove 140 - Person in chargeresponsible persona intoxicated
POSIION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
For natural death indicate age of deceased in positions 44 - 46 lett justify eg age 45 - 450
POSITION(S) 47 Part ot Bodz Injured
0- IJe 1 - Bampok 2 -middotHead 3 - Reck and shoulder 4 - atest 5 - Abdomen sroin andor hip 6 - lrtremities 7 - IllDess 8 - DrovrrlDc 9 - Unspecified and miscellaneous
POSIIOR(S) 48 1zp ot Injurz to locb
0 -Burn 1 Prampoture 2 - Spraindislocationconcussion 3 - Contusionabrasion 4 - Amputation 5 - Crushiq6 - Heart 7 - Disease (other) 8 - Punctureout9 - Not otherwise classified
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Nature opound Vessel Casualty
Ipound case concerns a vessel casualty death or injury (ie if position 25 = 1 or ipound PQPition 25 =2) then poundill in the same code_as was established in positions 32-33 - Vessel Casualty Data bull
_ - V 11- I v ~ L
For many non-vessel casualty death or injury cases (ie if position 25 ~ 3 or ipound position 25 = 4) these positions were left blankJ however ipound these positions contain data then positions 49 and 50 were completed as followsamp
POSITION(S) 49 Gross Tonnage
Round opoundpound tonnage to nearest ton
0 - Not over 9 1- Over~9 to 50 2 - Over 50 to 100 3 - Over 100 to 300 II - Over 300 to 1000 5 - OveP 1000 to 10000 (seagoing) 6- Over 1000 to-10000 (not seagoing) 7 - Over 10000 (seagoing) 8 - Over 10000 (not seagoing)
POSITION(S) 50 Length in feet
Round ofpound length to nearest foot
0 - 15 teet or under 1 - 16 to 26 2 - 27 to 110 3 - Ill to 65 11- 66to 100 5 - 101 to 200 6 - 201 to 300 7 - 301 to 800 8 - 801 feet and above
The seagoing vessels are those appearing in the Merchant Ship Register of MSTS
POSITION(S) 51 - 80a Filler (unused)
POSITION(S) _ 81- 82a Cafendar Year
POSITION(S) amp3 - 81 Fisoal Year
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1 VESSEL NAMEDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATON US COAST GUARD CODE SHEET- MARINE CASUALTY STATISTICS
CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
lNSTRUCTIONS
l Vessel casualty with no personal injuries or death Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers code all items in Sections 1 and 2 of code sheet
2 Personal injury or death not involving a vessel casualty Obtain data from CG-924E and related papers code all items in Sections 1 and 3 of code sheet
SECTION Imiddot DATA
2 CASE NO I 1-~)
11 SEQUENCE
NUMBER
17 CASUALTY A B
NATURE PRIME CAUSE132bull33) 134-35)
3 VESSEL NO 4 CG INshy16-11) INSPECTshy
ED 112)
[_] 1- YES
[_] 2bull NO
12 GROSS TONNAGE 1261
Dtmiddoto-15 02middot 16-100 []3middot I 01middot300
D- ao1middotsoo [_js- 501-t ooo
PARTICULARS c D
AREA ADD CAUSAL CONT
CONN FACT 136bull38) 13 9-411
22 SEA CONDITIONS 148)
SEE SWELL IN FEET)
01middot CALM 05middot 41 AND UP
Dmiddot 5middot15 (SLIGHT) [Js- ICE
03middot 16middot20 MODERATE)
Dmiddot 21bull40 ROUGH) 01middot) UNKNOWN
28 TYPE OF 29 NAME OF INJURY VICTIM
1 DeathMiss I st Initial 26921924E 2nd Initial or X
2middot-lnjury (924E 2692) I st Three Letters
3middot DeathMiss of Last Name
924E Only bull 4- Injury 924E Only
125) 126) 1271 128-301
A
B
c
D
5 TYPE OF 6 bullbull PROPULSION VESSEL
11314) 01-STEAM
[]2- MOTOR(Diesel)
[_J3middotGASOLINE
Dmiddot I 001middot5000 07- 5001bull10000 De- 1 ooolmiddottsooo
[_]g- ISOOI AND UP
01middot) UNKNOWN
18 WEATHER 1421
Ot- CLEAR
[]2- PARTLY CLOY
03- OVERCAST
04- FOG
23 SERshyVICE OF VESSEL 14 9bull50)
30 PAPERS OF 31 INJURED PERS
[_j4- SAIL
11 LENGTH
01- 0middot6~ 0middot amp6-100 03- 1 Otmiddot2oo
04- 2 ot -a oo
Os- aoimiddot400
A CREW 151-~2)
STATUS
Imiddot Passenger Imiddot Licensed 2- LongshHW 2middot Documented 3- Tankerman 3- None 4- Other 4middot Other (Include 5- Artificial or
Foreign Seameri) fix struct worker
6- Deck crew 7- Engine crew B- Steward Dept
(31) 132)
II 5)
3 Vessel casualty and personal injury or death
Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers and enter codes in Sections 1 and 2 For each related CG-924E enter codes in Section 3 of same code sheet~ if there or more persons involved enter data from first CG-924E in Col A of Section 3 from second in Col B etc H more than 4 persons involved use a second code
entering data in Sections 1 and 3
REQUIRED ON ALL CASES
Cl~- ~~~s~~Eo I 16) CJe- oTHER
[]7middot NUCLEAR
Qibull) UNKNOWN
De- sNow Q2middot VERY POOR
Q7middot OTHER Dbull- POOR 1112middot1)
OImiddot)UNK ([]4-FAIR 11middot2)
24 KILLED OR MISSING
B c PASS LONG 153-54) SHR
155middot56)
7 PERSON IN CHARGE
SECTION 2 middotVESSEL CASUALTY DATA
liN FEET) 127) 14 HULL MATERIAL 128)
Cle- 40t-5oo L]1middot STEEL
07middot 501-600 []2middot WOOD []a- 60Imiddot7oo Q3- CEMENT
CJ9- 701 AND UP []4bull PLASTIC
Dt-1 UNKNOWN CJ5- ALUMINUM
19 VISIBILITY liN Ml LES) 143)
CJ5middot RAIN [Jt- HAZARDOUS llltl-1141
1114middot1121
o A B OTHER CREW PASS
(57-58) 59middot60) Iamp I -62)
SECTION 3 middotPERSONAL INJURYDEATH
32 ACTIVITY 33STATUS 34RESULT OF OF SUPVR ACCIDENT
8 DATE OF CASUALTY MO MIO MO OF CODE IN VEST
CAS COMP~
117-18) I119middot20) I 1211
Q6middot OTHER INCLUDES FERROmiddot CEMENT
Dt-) UNKNOWN
20 WIND (IN KNOTS) (44)
Ot- CALM [Js- 17middot27 CJ9middot65 AND OVER
CJ2middot1middot3 KT [Je- 28middot40
Os- Goootc AND UPI 0-4middot10 []7middot 41middot55) Dtmiddotl UNKNOWN
Otmiddot) UNKNOWN 1[]4- 11-16 obull- 56-651
25 INJURED AND INCAPACITATED 26 ESTIMATED LOSSES
Imiddot Off Duty 1- GL (Dock) 2- Deck Dep Dty Imiddot License 2- GL (Underway)1- Death
2- Injury A3- Eng Dep Dty 2- Document 3- W Riv (dock) 4- Stew Dep Dty 3- Unlic (Perm) 4- w (Underway)
3- In) ury Nature5- Handle Cargo Undoc 5- lnld (dockanch)(Temp) Of6- F1shing 4- Longsh 6- In ld (Underway)
7- Drills Har Wkr 4- Injury Casualty7- Ocean ( )(Disability5- Other8- Passenger 8- For (dockandl) 9- Other 6- None unknown) 9- Other
5- Missingo- Unknown
133) 134) 135) 136) 137bull38)
~ AGt OF VESsEL 12 9)
01-0-5 CJ6middot31-40 02- 6bull10 C 17middot 41-s o [J3- ltmiddotts Demiddot stAND UP
0middot16middot20 []1-) UNKNOWN
Os- 2t-3o
c D A LONG OTHER VESSEL SHR (65-66) (67middot70)
(63bull64)
35 VESS IOC
36
9 TME OF DAY 12 3)
OF YEAR
[_]1bull DAYCAS
[]2- NIGHT
[]3- TWILIGHT
I [_)Ibull) UNKNOWN
122)
B c CARGO PROP (71-74) 175middot7 8)
1 0
are 2 data sheet
TYPE OF 10 REPORT
124)
LJmiddotMAR Bd
[_]2bullNARR
Clo-L TR TRANS
16BODYOF WATER
13 0middot311
21 SPECIFIC LOCATION
OF CASUALTY 145bull471
27 VESSEL TOTAL LOSS
A AMOUNT 1711) B SPEC
Ot- TOTAL CODE LOSS
Umiddot NOT TOTAL 1801
LOSS
PERSONAL CASUALTY PARTICULARS
B c D E F
Prime Area of Add Part Nature Cause Causal Area Of Of
Conn Causal Body vessel Conn Injured Cas
139middot40) 141-43) lo14-46) 147-48) 1411-50)
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I Marine Safety Information U S Coaat Guard (G-HA16) 2100 Second Street SV Vaahington D C 20593 (202) 426-9561
08 February 198~
CODING INSTRUCTIONS POR
THE AUTOMATED FILE OP COMMERCIAL VESSEL CASUALIES
AS REPORTED TO THE U S COAST GUARD DURING PISCAL YEARS 1963 THROUGH 1980
The ollowiJllaquo coding instructions are applicable to Veaael caaualties that reaulta in any or the following
(a) actual phyaical damage to property in excess of Sl500J (b) material ~e affecting the seaworthiness or ett1c1ency or a
vessel (c) atranding or grounding (iii th or vi thou t dampmage) s (d) loss ot lites (e) injury causing any person to remain incapacitated tor a period
in excess or 72 boura except injury to harbor vorkera not resulting in death and not resulting trom veaael aaualty or vessel equipment casualty
The input data was obtained poundrom form CG-2692 and related reports coded in accordance with these instructionamp and those found on Code Sheet -Marine Caaualty Statistics form CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
The following abbreviations are used 1n these instructionar
PY ---- Fiscal Year NOC --- Not otherwise olaaaitied POS --- Poa1tion P F - Personnel fault
This instruction coneiata or bulls pages
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Gulf Inland Rivera and Vater~ye
POSITION(S) 30-31
AA - Alabama River - source to Mobile River A - Algiera Canal - rom MP 88 LKR to MP 6 8 JHL AC - Atchatalampya River - mouth to MP 116 WRL AD - Apamp1aohichola River - approximately HP 350 EHL AE - Barataria lay Vaterway (includes Bayou Bampratampria) shyAP - Bayou Teche - HP 115 Atchatalaya River AC - Bayou Laourche - HP 35 wHL AH- Bayou Terrebonne- MP 576 WRL AJ - Bayou Boeu - HP 872 rHL to HP 955 WRL AX - Berwick lay - MP 95 5 WRL At - Calcaaieu River - HP 2412 VHL AM - Black Warrior River - source to Tombigbee River AN - Chattahoochee River - ao~ce to Apalachichola River AO - Greene Bayous - source to HSC A1 - Harvey Canal - HP 0 GIW to HP 5 GIW AQ - Houma Navigation Canal - MP 59 JHL
HP 59 WL
AR - Houston Ship Channel (HSC) - northwest ot Galveston Bay
Gulf Intracoaatal taterwar CGIW)
AS - Eest - east of Harvey Locka (EHL) AT - Vest - west ot Harvey Locka (VHL) AU - Inner Harbor Navigation Canal - MP 925 LKR to Lake Pontchartrain AV- Landside Route- HP 872 VHL to HP 367 Morgan City- Port Allen Route AW - Mermentau River -- MP 2018 WHL AX - Mississippi River - (Lower) - rom ahead of the passes (HP) to MP 1064 AY - Mississippi River Gulf Outlet - HP 14 EHL A2 - Mobile River - source to Mobile Bay BA - Morgan City - Port Allen Route - HP 955 WRL BB - Neches River - HP 277 WHL BC - Pase a Loutre - AHP to Gulf ot Mexico BD - Plaquemine - Morgan City alternate route - same as Horgan City shy
BE - Sabine River - MP BP - San Jacinto River BG - South Paaa - AHP BH - Southwest Paas shyBJ - Tombigbee River shyBK - Vermillion River
Port Allen Route 266 JHL to Mlgt 288 VHL - source to HSC
to Gult ot Mexico AHP to Gulf of Mexioo ao~ce to Mobile River
- MP 1591 VHL
POSITION(S) 32-33 Mature of Casualty
01 - Colliaion with vessel meeting situation 02 - Collision with vessel oroaaing situation 03 - Collision with vessel overtaking situation 04 - Collision with veeael anchored or moored (use only it not
dockingundocking) 05 - Collision with veaeel while docking or undocking 06 - Collision with veaeel in tog (takae precedence over 01 02 amp03)
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POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature of Casualty (continued)
01 - Collision with veaael not otherviae claasitied (including minor bumps betveem tug and veaael)
08 - Collision with floating or submerged objects (other than ground)
09 - Collision with fixed objects piera bridges locka ampdam bull Por fiscal rears 1969 - 1973 uee Special Indicator field position 2ll tor fiacal Jeampra 1974 - 1980 uae Special Indicator field poaition 80) middot ~
10 - Collision with ice or ice tielda 11 - Collieion vith aida to nampvigation fixed or floating 12 - Collision other than vith veaael not otherwiae clasaitied
Offshore Rigamiddot- Seaplanes) 13 - Explosion andor tire involving liquid bulk cargo
(includes vapors) 14 - Explosion andor fire involving general cargo 15 - Explosion andor tire involving vessels fuel
(includes vapors) 16 - Pire vessel structure 17 - Pire vessel equipment (only when damage to vessel
structure is incidental minor or abaent) including crank caae eplosiona - beginning fiscal year 1971
18 - Explosion boiler (whether or not tire results) 19 - Explosion pressure vessels and compressed gas
cylinders 20 - Ezploaion andor fire - not otherwise claaaitied 21 - Groundingamp with dampmace 22 - Groundings no damage (cannot have monetary damampampbull to
veaael liated) 23 - Pounderizlga 24 - Capaiting with or without einking 25 - Ploodin~h swamping without ainking 26 - Heavy wampampther damage and weampther generally (beginning
fiscal 7eampt 1969 rerelr used uaed tor Prisury Cauae ot caaualty)
27 - Cargo damage no damage to veaael 28 - Material failure veaael structure 29 - Material failure machinery and aasociated engineering
equipment 30 - Material failure equipment (other) including cargo
geer propeller ahatt 31 - Caaualty not otherwise claaaified undete111lined or
insutt1cient information - earthquake Beginning fiscal rear 1969 - enemy actionr veaael dieabled due to fouled propeller
32 - Eamprge breampkawar
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Marine Samptety Information u S Coast Guard (G-KA16) 2100 Second Street SV Washington D C 20593 (202) 1426-9561
08 February 19814
CODING INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE AUTOMATED FILE OF COMMERCIAL VESSEL CASUALIES
AS REPORID TO THE 1 S COAST GUARD DURING FISCAL YEARS 1963 THROUGH 1980
The following coding instructions are applicable to -veaael casualties that results in any ot the following
(a) actual phyaical ~e to property in excess of Sl500J (b) material damage affecting the sea~orthinesa or efficiency of a
vessel (c) stranding or grounding (vith or nthout damage)r (d) loss ot lifer (e) injury causing any person to remain incapacitated for a period
in exceaa of 72 hours except injury to harbor vorkera not resulting 1n death and not resulting trom vessel oaaualty or vessel equ~pment caaualty
The input data was obtained from form CG-2692 and related reports coded in accordance with theae instructions and those found on Code Sheet - Marine Caaualty Statistics form CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
The following abbreviations are used in these inatruotionar
PY ---- Fiscal Year NOC --- Not otherviae olaaaitied POS --- Position P P - Personnel fault
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POSITON(S) l-5 Case Serial Humbert assigned consecutively ~ere
POSITION(S) 6-ll
POSITION(S) 12
two or more vessels are involved such as 1n a collision the same eaae serial number is given to all involved veasel records
Commencing July 1 1962 the first oaee number was 30001 and continued upwards but not to exceed 35000 This eeae numbering scheme is uaed to deterentiate vessel casualty recorda from peraonal inJury andor death records not involving a veaael casualty Tbis methodology in asaigning oase aerial numbers is applieable tor all fiscal yeamprBJ ho~ever due to an inordinant caae load 1n fiscal year 1980 oase serial numbers do exceed 05000 The first champracter of the ease aerial number indica tea pound1ecal year Character positiona tvo (2) through poundiva (5) are uaigned in-house Although the caae aerial number does not specify any particular decade character poaitiona83-84 (fiscal year) vill clarity t~ia ambiguity
0poundpound1cial Numbar
Documented Veaaela ot US -- Use ottioial number State numbered veeaela -- Use state number Namedunnumbered vessels middot- Use nama Naval vessels Usa t7pe or designation foreign veaaele -- Uaa country opound registry
Ooaat Guard Inspected
1 Yea 2 No 3 UnknoVn (FYa 63 - 70)
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POSITION(S) 13-14 Type ot Vessel
01 - Artificial Island or fixed atrueture including mobile drill rigs
02 - Preight ships inspected U S vessels only03 - Freight bargea (aee also code 28 below) 04 - Commercial vessels that carry freight and oftshy
shore supply vessels 05 - Construction and wrecking vessels including
vessels such as drill tenders pile drivers derrick barges drill ships and barges
06 - Dredges aelt-propelled 07 - Dredges non-eel-propelled 08 - Piahing veaaela (excluding aport fishing
charter fishing veasela5 09 - Tua and towboats - alao unmanned bow thruster unit 10 - Passenger vessels (other than terries) over 65
feet and 100 or more GT ll - Passenger veseels (other than terries) over 65
teet and leas than 100 GT middot 12 - Passenger vessels (other than terries) not more
than 65 teet 13 - Parries over 65 teet and 100 or more GT
carrying passengers or paasengera and vehicles 14 - Perries over 6S teet and lees than 100 GT
carrying passengers or passengers and vehicles 15 - Parries not more than 65 teet carrylng
passengers or passengers and vehicles 16 - Passenger barges (including ferry barges) 17 - Tampnkshipa 18 - Tank barges (flammable and combustible
oazgoee) (see also code 29 below) 19 - Public vessels (passenger) 20 - Public vessels (cargo) excluding GAA vesaela 21 - Public vessels (tanker)J excluding USNS tankers 22 - Public vessels (other)
Public vessels are veaaela of the United States states or municipalities used for public purposes and exempt from the provisions of Title 52 Includes auoh vessels aa Navy Air Poroe Army Coast Guard and Geodetic Survey Corps of Engineers MSTS and USNS
23 - All other US vessels and crafts such aa pleasure research cableshipa seismographic or those not otherwise classified above
24 - Poreign las vessels (passenger) 2S - Poreign flag veaaela (freight) 26 - Poreign lag vessels (tanker) 27 - Poreign flag vessels (other) 28 - height barges (dangerous and hazardous cargoes) 29 - Tank barges (dangerous and bampzamprdous cargoes)
including barges inspected under subchapter I and 0 30 - Hover craft
Hotea see positions 49-50 to describe specific type vessel (PYs 69- 80)
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POSITION(S) 15 Propulsion
1 - Steam 2 - Motor (diesel) 3 - Gasoline 4 - Sail 5 - Non-salt-propelled 6 - Other including gas turbine 7 - Nuclear (-) Unknovn
POSITION(S) 16 Person in Charse ot Vessel Haneuvera
1 - Licensed master 2 - Licensed pilot (federal) serving under authority
ot federal license 3 - Liceneea pilot (state) serving under authority ot
state license 4 - Licensed mate 5 - Licensed operator (towboats amall paasenger) 6 - Documented or certificated personnel7 - U S Commissioned opoundpoundioer (Navy Coast Guard etc) 8 - Unlicensed and undocumented 9 - Poreign pilot or master or other roreign
personnel 0 - Unmanned (-) Unlcnovn
Pa~lure When Pault on Part opound ineroom PYa 72 - 0
A - Licensed chiet engineer B - Licensed engineer C - Documented engineer excluding entry rating D - Documented persona other entry ratings other E - Unlicensedundocumented engineer P - Foreign engineer G - Unmanned engineroombull H - Other
bull This code takes precedence over cases where person enters ed engineroom vhile attempting to oorrect caaualty in progress
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POSITION(S) 17-18 Month of Casualtz (FYa 63 - 80) EmmplEu show January as 01
POSITION(S) 19-20 Daz of Casualty (FYa 63 - 73) Emmple r show 5th as OS end 22 as 22
POSITIOK(S) 19-20 Marine Inspection Unit Inveetisating Caaualtz (PYs 74 - 80)
AA Albany BG Oaweao AB Anchorage or Valdez BH Paducah AC Baltimore BJ Port Arthur AD Boston BK Philadelph ia AE Buffalo BL Pittaburgh AF Charleston BM Portland Hampine AG AH
Chicago Cincinnati
BN BP
Portland Oregon Providence
AJ Cleveland BQ Portsmouth or Norfolk AK AL
Corpus Christi Detroit
BR BT
Savarmah San Diego
AM AN
Dubuquea FYa 77-80 St Paul Duluth
SU BV
Seattle San Pranciaco
AP Galveston 1N St Ignace AQ Guam BX San Juan AR Honolulu Y St Louie AT Houston B2 Tampamp AU AV
Huntington Jacksonville
CC CD
Toledo Wilmington NC
AW Juneau CE London AX AY AZ BB
toe Angeles Louisville Memphis t1iami
CF CG CH CJ
Breaaen Sinppore Saigon Mampnila
SC Mobile CK Yokohama BD Nashville CL Rotterdam BE New Orleans SF New York
POSITION(S) 21-22 Year of Campaualtt (FYs 63 - 68)liampler Show 1965 aa 65
POSITION(S) 21 Special Indicator (PYs 69 - 73)
0 - No eignifioan t deta 1 - Light oil pollution 2 - Moderate oil pollution3 - Heavy oil pollution 4 - tlninapected mobile oil drill 5 - Gas chemist or gas free certificate 6 - Photographs (efteotive 5-17-68) 7 - Radiotelephone mentioned in tbe report 8 - Bridges involved 9 - Locka or dame involved - - Hurricane - Sealanee
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POSITION(S) 21 Month Investigation Completed (PYa 74 - 80)
l - Jan 2 - Feb 3 - Har 4 - Apr 5 - Hampy 6 - Jun 7 - Jul 8 -Aug 9 - Sep 0 -Oct A - Nov B Dee I - Invee tigation not completed at time ot coding
POSITION (S) 22 Remains the same (PYa 69 - 80) Exampler Show 1969 as 9
POSITION(S) 23 Time ot Daz 1 - Day 2 - Night 3 - lwil ight (-) Unknown
POSITON(S) 24 Type ot Investigative Report
1 - Marine Board 2 bull Narrative 3 - Letter ot Transmittal
POSITON(S) 25r Piller (unused) (PYa 63 - 69)
POSITION(S) 25 Veaatl Fault Code (PYe 70 - 80)
For primary veaael code - 1 For aecondary veaael code - B For all other vessel eodes - C through Z
I more than twenty-aix (26) vessels are involved the alphabet is repeated beg~ vith the letter B
POSITION($) 26 Groea Tormage
1 - Not over 15 2 - Over 15 to 100 3 - Over 100 to 300 4 - Over 300 to 500 5 - Over 500 to 1000 6 - Over 1000 to 5000 7 - Over 5000 to 10000 8 - Over 10000 to 15000 9 - Over 15000 (-) Unknovn
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POSTION(S) 27 Length in Feet
1 - 65 teet or under 2 - Over 65 to leas thampn 100 3 - 100 to lese than 200 4 - 200 to leas than 300 5 - 300 to lese than 400 6 - 400 to lees than sao 7 - 500 to leas than 600 8 - 600 to less than 700 9 - 700 and over (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 28 Hull Materiampl
1 - Steel 2 - Wood 3 - Cement 4 - Plastic including fiberglaae 5 - Aluminum 6 - Other including ferro-cement (-) Unknom
POSITION(S) 29 Ajse of Vessel
1 - Lees than 5 years 2 - 5 to leas than 10 3 - 10 to less than 15 4 - 15 to less than 20 5 - 20 to less than 30 6 - 30 to lees than 40 7 - 40 to lese than 50 8 - SO and over (-) Unknown
ampbull of Vessel ipound Rebuilt (PY 70 Only)
A - Lees than 5 years I - 5 to lees than 10 C - 10 to less than 15 D - 15 to leas than 20 E - 20 to less than 30
Age ot vessel oaloulated rom year built to year coded
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POSITION(S) 30-31 Body of Water Where Casualty Occurred
Ol - Inland Atlantic - all waters covered by Inland Rules of the Road on the Atlantic Coast ot the United States its territories and poeeeesiona
02 - Inland Gulf - all waters covered by Inland Rules ot the Road on the Gulf ot the United States
03 - Inland Pacitic - all vaters covered by Inland Rules ot the Road on the Pacitic Coaat opound the United States
04 - Western Rivera - all vatera covered by the Western River Rules (Beginning fiscal year 1976 thia code wu deleted See belov for revised Western River codes)
05 - Grampampt Lakes - all waters covered by the Great Lakes Rulea (See page 34)
06 - Ocean Atlantic and all seas bordering thereon - except Caribbean Sea
07 - Ocean Pacific and all seas bordering thereon - except Indian Ocean
08 - Ocean Indian and all seas bordering thereon including the Arabian and Red Seu
09 - Ocean Mediterranean
10 - Ocean Arctic
ll - Ocean Caribbean
12 - Ocean Gult ot Mexico
13 - Othe2 foreign waters
Inland Gulf and Gult Intraooaatal Watervay (GWV)
Piacal years 1969 - 1975 - to code a eaaualty on the inland Gulf and GIVW place code 02 in poai tiona 30-31 To code the apecif1o location of the oaaualty rater to page 40 Locate the area that the oasualty occurred on and place that letter 1n position 45 Next place the mile poet reading ia poetiona 46-47
Piacal years 1976 - 1980 - to code a oaaualty on the inland Gulf aDd GIVW use those codes listed on page 11 for positions 30-31 To code the specific looation or the casualty looate the area that the oaaualty occurred on and place the mile post reading 1n positions bullS-47
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Western Rivers
Piseal years 1969 - 1975 - to oode a casualty on the Western Rivera place code 64 in positions 30-31 To code the specific location of the casualt7 refer to page bullo toeate the river that the casualty oooured on and place that letter 1n position 45 Nert place the mile post reading 1n poeitiona 46-47
Pisoal years 1976 - 1980 - to oode a oaaualty on the Western Rivers refer to the next p~ge Locate the river that the casualty occurred on and place those letters in positions 30-31 Next place the mile post reading in positions 45-47
POS 30-31 POS 45-47 Examplebull MP 850 Ohio River -wshy BSO
HP 20 Green River YH 020 HP 1 Iowa River m 007
The procedure for the coding or caaual ties on the Gulf Inland Rivera and Waterways is the same as for Western Rivers The diViding line between the Western Rivers and the Gulf Inland Rivers and Vatervaya is the Huer P Long Bridge looated at MP 1064 Lower Missiaaippi River The divicling line between the Ves tern Rivera ancl the Great Iekee is the Thomas J 0 Brien Look on the Calumet River and the Aahlancl Avenue Bridge on the Chicago River
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Jeatern Rivera
POSITION(S) 30-31
ll~ - Allepen1 River - toru Ohio River at Pittsburgh JB - Atchatalara River - north ot Kor~ City - Port Allen Route
to KP 304 Lover Hieeiaaippi River viamp Old River VC - Arkaaaaa River - HP 582 Lover Miaaiaaippi River VD - Black River - torma Red River VE - Cumberland River -MP 922 Ohio River VF - Dee Moines River - MP 361 Upper Miaaiaeippi River VG - Great Miami River - HP 491 Ohio River VH - Green River - MP 78~ Ohio River VJ - Illinois Vaterva1 - MP 218 Upper Miaaiaaippi River WK - Calumet River - to MP 327 (Great Lakes Rules begin) WL - Chioago River - to MP 322 (Great Lakes begin) VM - Iow River - MP 434 Upper Hiasiaippi River VH - Kanawha River - MP 266 Ohio River VO - Kansas River - HP 367 Mieaouri River WP - Kentucky River - MP 546 Ohio River VQ - Licking River - HP 470 Ohio River VR - Little Kanawha River - MP 185 Ohio River VS - Minnesota River - MP 844 Upper Miasiaaippi River
Hiaeiaaippi River
VT - (Upper) Cairo Ill to source IJU - (Lower) HP 1064 to Cairo Ill tl - Missouri River - MP 195 Upper MiaeiaaiPPi River VV - Monongahela River - torma Ohio River at Pittsburgh VX - Ohio River - enters Miaaiaaippi River at Cairo Ill VY - Old River - HP 304 Lower Hiaaisaippi River VZ - Ouachita River - connected to Red River viamp Blampck River
RA - Red River - MP 304 Lover Hiesiaaippi River viamp Old River RB - Red River o the Morth - torma Minnesota River RC - ST Coi River - MP 811 Upper Missiaaippi River RD - Saline River - MP 867 Ohio River RE - Tennessee River - MP 935 Ohio River RP - Wampbampah River - KP 848 Ohio River RG - llhite River - MP 599 Lower Miaaiaaippi River RH - Jiaconain River - MP 631 Upper Miaaieaippi River RJ - Yazoo River - MP bull37 Lower Miaaiaaippi River
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Gulf Inland Rivers and Vater~ye
POSITION(S) 30-31
AA - Alabama River - source to Mobile River AB - Algiers Canal - from MP 88 LMR to MP 6 8 WHL AC - Atchamptalampya River - mouth to MP 116 WHL AD - Apalachichola River - approximately MP 350 EHL AE - Baramptaris Bay Waterway (includee Bayou Baratamplia) AF - Bayou Tache - MP 115 Atohatalaya River AG - Bayou Lamptourche - MP 35 WHL AH- Bayou Terrebonne- MP 576 WHL AJ - Bayou Boeut - MP 872 WHL to MP 955 WHL AK - Berriok Bay - MP 95 5 WHL AL - Caloaaieu River - MP 2412 WHL AM - lack Warrior River - source to Tombigbee River
- MP 59 WHL
AN - Chattahoochee River - source to Apalaehiohola River AO - Greens Bayous - source to HSC A2 - Harvey Canal - MP 0 GrN to MP 5 GIW AQ - Houma Navigation Canal - HP 59 WL AR - Houston Ship Channel (HSC) - northwest of Galveaton Bay
Gulpound Intracoastal Waterway (GIWW)
AS - East - east or Harvey Locka (SHt) AT - West - west of Harvey Looks (WHL) AU - Inner Harbor Haviption Canal - MP 925 LKR to Lake Pontchartrain AV- Landside Route- HP 872 WHL to MP 367 Morgan City- Port Allen Route AW - Mermentau River - MP 2018 WHL AX- Mississippi River - (Lover) -from ahead of the passes (AHP) to MP 1064 AY - Mississippi River Gulf Outlet - HP 14 EHL A2 - Mobile Rivel - source to Mobile lay BA - Morsan City - Port Allen Route - HP 955 WHL B - Neches River - HP 277 WHL C - Pass a Loutre - AHP to Gulpound ot Mexico ED - Plaquemine - Morgan City alternate route - same as Horgan City shy
Port Allen Route BE - Sabine River - MP 266 JHL to MP 288 WL P - San Jacinto River G - South Pass - AHP BH - Southwest Pass shyBJ - Tombigbebull Rivbullr shyK - Vermillion River
- source to HSC to Gulf ot Mexico AHP to Gulf ot Mexico
source to Mobile River - MP 1591 WHL
POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature ot Caaualty
01 - Collision vith vessel meeting situation 02 - Collision with vessel crossing situation 03 - Collision with vessel ov6rtampking situation 04 - Collision with vessel anchored or moored (use only i not
dookingundoeking) 05 - Collision with vessel while docking or undocking 06 - Collision with vessel in og (tampkea precedence over 01 02 amp03)
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POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature of Casualty (continued)
07 - Colliaion with vessel not otherwiae claaaitied (including minor bumps betweem tug ampnd vessel)
08 - Collision with floating or submerged objects (other than ground)
09 - Collision with fixed objecta piers bridgea bulllocka ampdam bull Por tiacal years 1969 - 1973 use Special Indicator field position 2lr tor tiacal years 1974 - 1980 uae Special Indicator field poaition 80) middot
10 - Collision with ice or ice fields 11 - Collision rl th aida to navigation fixed or floating 12 - Collision other than with vessel not otherwise claaaitied
(Ottahore Riga - Seaplanea) 13 - Explosion andor tire involving liquid bulk cargo
(includes vapors) 1- - Explosion andor tire involving general cargo 15 - Explosion andor tire involving veaaela tuel
(includes vapors) 16 - Pire veaael atructure 17 - Fire veasel equipment (only ~hen damage to veaeel
structure ia incidental minor or abeent) including crank Oampae explosions - beginning tiseampl year 1971
18 - Explosion boiler (whether or not tire results) 19 - Explosion preasure vesaela and oompreaaed gaa
cylinders 20 - Explosion andor tire - not otherviae claaaitied 21 - Groundings with damage 22 - Groundings no damage (cannot have monetary damage to
vesaal liated) 23 - Founderinga 24 - Capsizing with or without ampinking 25 - Plooding swamping ~ithout sinking 26 - Heavt weather damace and weather generally (beginning
fiscal year 1969 rarely used used tor Primary Cause ot caaualty)
27 - Cargo damaabullbull no damage to veaael 28 - Material failure veaael atructure 29 - Material failure machinery and associated engineering
eq_uipment30 - Material failure equipment (other) including oargo
gear propeller ahatt 31 - Caaualty not otherwise claaaipound1ed undetermined or
1nautpound1oiant intormation - earthquake Beginning fiscal year 1969 - enemy action vessel disabled due to fouled propeller
32 - Barge breakaway
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POSITION(S) 34-35 Primary Cause
Valid only tor fiscal years 1963 to 1969
01 - Personnel fault - State pilot 02 - Personnel fault - Pederal pilot 03 - Personnel fault - Foreign pilot 04 - Personnel fault - Licensed personnel 05 - Personnel fault - Certificated personnel 06 - Personnel fault - Unlicensed and unoertiticated
otticer or crew member middot 07 - Personnel fault - Unlicensed pleasure boampt operator 08 - Personnel fault - All others (longshoremen
watchmen repeirmen) 11 - calculated riskerror in judgement 12 - Storms and heavy weather generally 13 - Adverae weather ampnd aeamp conditions not amountinamp
to atollll8 or heavy weather (wind tide breakers) 14 - Unusual currents 15 - Sheer auction bank cushion 16 - Depth ot water leas than charted or otherwise erpected (no personnel fault) 17 - Restricted maneuvering room (no personnel fault) 18 - Charta and publications (erroneous information) 21 - Pailure ot eq_uipment due to normal vear 22 - Pailure ot equipment due to material taul t 23 - Pailure of eq_uipment due to design tault 24 - Pailure ot eq_uipment - careleeanesaimproper
handling31 - Unseaworthy (not auitable tor route or service) 32 - Unknown or ineutficient information - earthquake33 - Paul t on the part of other veaeel or other persona 34 - Improper or lack of maintenance 35 - Pleating debria submerged obJect 36 - Inautticient horsepower - inadequate ampeaiating tugs
Note In cases involving tvo or more vessels vhere one ia totally at tault or bampa a greater degree o taul t the primary cause on the veaael record tor the veaael having major fault should be marked or example Personnel (Stampte Pilot) Pamp~lt on Own VeaaelJ on the veeael~vhioh does not hampve amp major fault the record vould be marked as primary cause ~rault on the Put ot the Other Veaael tt tfhere major taul t eziata on the part ot both veaaela the primary eampuae on each veeael vould indicate ita own primary rault
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POSITION 34 POSITION 35
A P P State pilot B P P federal pilot C P P foreign pilot foreign master D P P Licensed personnel E P P Cartifioatad paraonnel P P P Unlio bullbull Unoer personnel G P P Unlicensed pleasure boat H P P All othera (longshoremen amp
harbor workers) I Caloulatad risk
When using codes (A - I) tor position 34 use those codes to the right tor position 35
A Rules ot the Road - (PY 1971) uae apecial rules ot road codes in poations 36-38 and poait1ou 39-41
B Structural failure - improper loading
C Lookout - improperfailure to poet
D Structural failure - excessive speed in heavy weather
G Misjudged ettacts - wind current bull speed
H Kavigation - reliance on floating aids to navigation
J NaViampamption - tailed to ascertain poaition
K Navigation - tailed to utilize all available navigation equipment
L Vessel sherredagreament reached
M Pailura to properly align tow N Lack ot looal knowledge P Inexperienced personnel Q Maneuvered wo proper
uaiatance R Carelessnessinattention
(uleep) S Ialproper corrective procedures T Poor aauanship - fouled
wheelshatt U Pailed - improperly determined
height o tide tailed to correct
V Inadequate control opound asst vessel
W Ialproper mooring towing (tripping)
X Improper aatety precautions - loading intlammable liquidfuelingrepairs
Y Iaproper aecuringrigging z Other not otherwise
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FYs 70 - 80 Causeector
POSrlION 34 POSITION 35
J StoBs heavy weather JC Adverse veather
When using codes (J - K) or position 34 use those codes to the right for position 35
L Unusual currentamp
When using code (L) or position 34t uae t~oae oodea to the right or position 35
A B C D E P G H J K L M N P Q R T
A B C D E Z
Typhoon hurricane etc Gale orca winds Adverse veather - restricted via onl1 Small crat WVnillampB Winds small crat - gale oroe Large ewell - aa across bar Cargc shttt Anchor taUed to holdldripoundted Other Unexp--gu-at-y-v-in--d--d-o-ok--oiliamp--rWl---do-c-k-=-ingmiddot Towmooring part due to heavy weather Squalls - reduced visibilitJvind Anchor parted LT vessel aet down on pierlook Structural failure LT VESSEL SET DOW ON MOORED VESSpoundt Ice
lrratio Strong currentanarrow channel Agreement reachederose current set tov Strollamp surge Outdraftbacklaah rom damlook Other
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lYa 70 - 80 Campueefactor
POSITION 34 POSITION 35
M Sheer auction bank cushion
When using code (M) tor poeition 34 use those codes to the right tor position 35
N Depth leas than charted
When using code (N) tor poaition 34 use those oodee to the right for podtion 35
0 Reetrioted maneuvering room shyno personnel fault
When using code (0) tor position 34 use the code to the right or poaition 35
P Structural Pailure shyno peraonnel rampult
When using code (P) tor position 34 use those codes to the right or poeition 35 bull
A Marro~ channel B Navigating cloee to shore z Other
A Charta erroneous S Area shoalledsilted C Position of bazard doubtful D Publications erroneous H Other
A Not otherwise class1poundied
A Wasted plate and internalsor wood rotted B Yaatampd welda C fracture - plates and internalamp D Fracture - welds E Indent - Minor F Set in - Major G Buckling H Design J ixplosion andor ire - structural
failure aa the result or z Other
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py 70 - 80 Caueetactor
POSITION 34 POSITION 35
Q Equipment tailurenorJDSl wear R Equipment tailurematerial
fault S Equipment failuredesign T Equipment tailursP bull P ot
operating personnel (including improper operation lack or mintsrIampIlce)
When using codes (Q - T) tor position 34 use those codes to right tor position 35
A Main steam system B Auxiliary ateam system C Peed and oondensate system D Salt water system E Preah ~ter system (excluding
teed system) P Cargo oil system G Puel oil service ayatem H Puel oil transfer system J Lube oil system K Hydraulic systems t Pneumatic system M Retriaeration system N Ventilationmiddotayatem P Sanitampry system amphull drainage
system (incl bilge system) Q fire fighting equipment amp lite
sav~ equimpmsnt R Drilling equipment B Electrical (All equipment) T LPGLPG02 system (all compressed
aaaea except decompression chamber) U Decompression chamber PYs 71 - 80 V Crankcase explosion PYs 71 - 80 W Deck equipment - cargo (winches
booms etc) X Deck equipment - other (anchor
vindlaes chain mooring line) Y Pailure or -chinery supports z Other
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PYa 70 80 Causetaotor
POSITION 34
U Unaeaworthr X Improper maintenance
When usinS codes (U X) tor position 34 uae those oodea to the riampht tor poaition 35
V Unknown o thtr
When using code (V) tor position 34 use thoat codes to the right tor poaition 35
POSITION 35
A Pailure or wood hull platiDgmoderate aees
B Steel hull deteriorated C Pailure to blow tubee D Not suitable tor route z Other
A Parga breampkawy improper 110oring B Breakaway due to wake wash C Enemy action D Chemical spill E Vandalism middot P Blow-out G Engine room tire undetarlllined origin H Pire otherundetermined J Dook bollud tailure K Unknown L Drilline eq_uipment M Stability N Progressive fiooding P Vesaal oveilUil and sunk Q Vake damage troll other vessel R fire barge loaded S fire barge empty - not gu lee z Other
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Factors
Valid only for PYs 63 - 7l
The following codes were used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
900 - RS bull450 Action intended 990 - Coast Guard Asaiatance (FYs 70 - 80) 999 - No additional araampa of contributing factora
Hull and Associated Parta
011 - Plates ampnd framing (ateel hull vessels) 012 - Planks tramea fastenings (wood hull vessel) 013 - Bulkheads and decks 014 - Tanka (including cargo fuel water lube oil
double bottom tanks etc)middot 015 - Holda and hatches hatch beams hatch covers 016 - Superstructure 017 - Laddamprs ~ya stairs accommodation ladders 018 - Raila and guards 019 - Masts booms cargo gear (including winches) 020 - Struta stern tube rudder shoe 021 - Ventilators 022 - Watertight closures and assorted equipment 023 - Hull part not otherwise classified 024 - Quarters living spaces toilets etc 025 - Fishing gear
Naviption
026 - Lookout 027 - Congested areas docks piers - restricted
maneuvering 028 - Buoys aids to navigation 029 - Bxceaaive apeed 030 - Channels - restricted maneuvering 031 - Poor visibility 032 - Steering gear including steering engine
rudder auto pilot 033 - Radar 034 - Pathometer sounding machine lead line 035 - Engine order telegraph bell pulls pilot
house engine controls 036 - Navigation lights (improper use of) 037 - Whistle bell born aigcala (improper use) 038 - Navisation equipment - not otherwise classified 039 - Veather generally 040 - Currents and tides
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Area o Cauaal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 A4ditio~l Contributing Pampotors
Valid only tor PYe 63 - 71
The following were ueed tor positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Liteeaviflg
041 - Lite preservers buotant cushions lite rings 042 - Lifeboats and equipment 043 - Liteboat and lite rat launching apparatus 044 -Lite rapoundte lite tloata buoyant apparatus
and equipment 045 - Lifesaving equiplltlent not otherwiae olassiied
Pireighting
051 - Pixed lirelighting systems 052 - Portable tiretighting equipment 053 - Pire detecting syateme alums
Cc11aunioationa
PYa 70-71 060 - Rampdio telephone ailed to useimproper use 061 - Rampdio telegraph telephone auto alarm etc 062 - Visual eignals including searchlights blinker
lags
Miacellaneoua
PY 71 059 - Repleniahment a t see PYa 70-71 068 - Disabled require tow PYa 70-71 069 - Background lighting obscured aide to navition
070 - Yard repairs 071 - Overloading072 Impropel loading or atowage 013 - Insufficient ventilation 074 - Ground tackle including anchor windlass 075 - Towing equipment includihg towing engine 076 - Cargo077 - Miscellaneous deck department equipment - not
otherwise claaaitied 078 - Sunken wreck 079 - Tug assisting080 - Mooring equipment lines winches
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Ar~ ot Campuaampl Connection (Contributing Paotora)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing factors
Valid only for FYa 63 - 71
lh e tolloving codes were used tor poe i tiona 36 - 38 and poaitiona 39 - U
Main Propulsion Machinery
081 - Gaaoline engine and aooeeeoriea (except outboards) 082 - Outboard motors and accessories 083 - Diesel engine and aooeaeories 084 - Steam r60iprocating engines 085 - Steam turbine and turbo-electric 086 - snata and reduction gears 087 - Propeller 088 - Main propulsion bampchinery - not otherviee olaeeitied 089 - Failure ot equipment due to improper or lack ot
IDIintenanc e 091 - Atomic reactor
Boiler
101 - furnaces including tubes caatinga superheaters economizers etc
102 - Fuel oil ayatem - (FY 71) Boiler tuel oil ayatem only
103 - Feedwater syatema including condensers and evaporators 104 - Steam ayatems main and auxillary 105 - Boiler parte and aoceasoriee - not othervise
claeaitied 106 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack ot
maintenance FY 71 107 - Fuel oil system diesel
Machinery Miacellaneoua
111 - Pumps (cargo bilge bampllampat etc) but not ire pumps fuel lube oil or teedvater pumps
112 - Refrigeration ayatema including cargo and ships service
113 - Gasoline engines except main propulsion 114 - Diesel engines ezoept main propulsion 115 - Misoellaneoue machinery - not otherviae classified 116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack ot
aintenance 117 - Miace1laneoua engineering spaces 118 - Miacellaneoua engineering tools or equipment 119 - Bilge pumps
JPY 71 120 - Miscellaneous piping ayatema
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POSITION($) 36-38 Ar~ of Cauaal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Pampotora
Valid only for PYs 63 - 71
The following oodea were used for poaitione 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Electrical
121 - Generators (except main propulsion - see code 085) 122 - Viring 123 - Lights 124 - Controls switches circuit breakers fuses etc 125 - Motors (except main propulsion) 126 - tlectrical equipment - not otherwise olaaaified 127 - Failure or equipment due to improper or lack or
maintenance
Galley and Stewards Depamprtment
131 - Stova rangaa and aaaociated equipment 132 - Galley and steward department parts and ampquipment shy
not otherwise classified PY 71 133 - Butane alleyheating stove PYs 70-71 1~0 - Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
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PYa 71 - 80
Rules opound Road Violations
You can put up to three (3) letter codes in these three (3) positions 1pound leas than three (3) follow with dashes (--)
POSITION (S) 36-38
A Rule 2 Improper lightss Rule 3 Lighti for towing c Rule 4 Not under command lightaapecial operations
(or pilot rulea-apecial operations) Rule 5-10 Lights towed vesselsmall vesselpilot vessel
fishing vessel - stern lightD Rule ll Anchor lightsE Rule 15 Pog sigJlamplaP Rule 16 Speed in togaignal forward of beam
Substantial action
G Rule 17 Sail veaeela H Rule 18i Meeting situations I Rule 18ii1 Danger a1pal J Rule 18v Bend signal K Rule 18viii Overtaking L Rule 19 Crossing situation M Rule 20 Sail vessel right or wayexcept in narrow channel N Rule 21 Privileged vessel maintain course amp signal P Rule 22 Burdened vessel avo1~ crossing ahead Q Rule 23 Burdened vessel keep clear R Rule 24 Overtaking vassal keep clear S Rule 25 Keep to starboard aide opound chanDel T Rule 26 Right opound way ot fishing vaaaela U Rule 27 General prudential rule V Rule 28 Course signals internationalbacking inland fl Rule 29 Rule or good seamanship (lookout) z Rule Failure to render aeaiatance
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Rules of Road Violamptions
You can put up to three (3) letter codes in these three (3) positions 1pound leas tbampn three (3) follov with dashes (--)
POSITION(S) 39-41
A Excess speed a Insufficient pover c Wrong aide ot channel D Pailura to sound signals pound Meeting situation turned lett P Crossing situation burdened tailed to give vay G failed to atop or back H Elaei 1e asaneuver too little too late I Overtaking vessel ailed to keep oleer J Overtaken vessel tailed to maintain course ampa peed K Vind sea or current faotore L Agreement raaohed vessel sheered M bull Improperno lookout N Radio telephoneP RS 4450 action intended R Improper lightsshapes) T Person in charge intoxicated
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Araa ot ~ueal Connection
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Factors
PYe 72 - 80
These codes vera used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
900 - RS 4450 Action intended 990 - Coast Guard assistance (FYa 70 - 80) 991 - Violation ot Lav 999 - No additional areas ot contributing poundactors
Deecriptive Codes
026 - Lookout 027 - Congested areas docks piers - restricted maneuvering 028 - Buoys aids to navigation 029 - Excessive speed 030 - Channels - restricted maneuvering031 - Poor visibility 039 - Weather generally 040 - Currents and tides
Miscellaneous
048 - Failure to secure (or improper) 059 - Replenishment at sea 068 - Disabled require tow 069 - Background lighting obscured ampids to navigation 070 - Yard repaire includes gaa tree (FYa 73 - 80) 071 - Overloading bull 072 - Improper loading or atowage 073 - Insufficient ventilation 076 - Cargo078 - Sunken wreck 079 - Tug assisting
Machinery Miecellaneous
116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack opound mampintenance
Gamplley and Stewards DepUtment
140 - Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
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Arampas ot Causal Connection Additio~l Contributing Factors
The folloving contributing factor codes vere added in fiscal year 1972 These codes provided a greater degree or flexibility and apeoiticity in denoting cauaal connections areas ot damage 8Zld contributing causes to casualty
POSITIONS) 36-38 and 39-41
Hull 400-419
400 Hull - general 401 Hull - external-fvd 13 - bottom 402 Hull - external-midsection bottom 403 Hull - external-aft l3 - bottom 404 Hull - external-tvd l3 - aideahell 405 Hull - external-midshipsect1on-s1deahell 406 Hull - exte~nal-att l3 - aideshell 407 Hull - internale-fvd 13 408 Hull - internals-midsection 409 Hull - internals-aft l3410 External plating-superstructure 411 Internal framing-superstructure 412 Weather decks - main 413 Weather decks - superstructure 414 Decks - internal including tank top US Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
Yd 13 416 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
midsection 417 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
att 13 418 Bulkheads - above main deck 419 Bulkheads - longitudinal
Hull Damampge 920-929
920 Wasted - plate and internals 921 Wasted - veldrivet 922 Fractured - plate and internals 923 Fractured - weldrivet 924 Indented - minor 925 Set in - major 926 Buckled 927 Holed 928 Fractured - other 929 roken up (ie on rocks etc
Work Spaces 426-444
426 Work spaces - generalother 427 tork spaces - engine 428 Work spaces bull engine shops
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
429 Work spaces - engine store roome 430 Work spaces - engine paint locker 431 Work spaces - miac eng spaces (shaft
alley vent rooms) 432 Work spaces - bridge ampaav spacee 433 Work spaces - deck shops 434 Work spaces - deck storerooms 435 Work spaces - paint locker 436 Work spaces - cargo holds 437 Work spaces - cargo holds Tveen deck 438 Work spaces - cargo holds lo~er 439 Work spaces - galley 440 Work spaces - galley ato~ea
(includes ete~arda) 441 Work spaces - main deck cargo vinch
area 442 Work spaces - main deck cargo hold
area 443 Work spaces - reefer holds 444 Work spaces - fish hold
Living Spaces 446-450
446 Living spaces - crev 447 Living spaces - crev toiletsho~er 448 Living spaces - passenger 449 Living spaces - passenger toiletshower 450 Living spaces - passenger (other)
Built-in Tanka 451-466
451 Tanks - ballut(beginning PY 73) 452 Tanka - atterpeaklateru rake 453 Tanks - cargo oil 454 Tanka - cctrerdamadoubleakin 455 Tanka - deep 456 Tanka - distilled water 457 Tanka - double bottom 458 anka - drainvells 459 lanks - torepeaklbownke 460 Tanka - tuel oil day tank 461 lampnks - fuel oil settlera 462 Tanka - potable water 463 Tanka - sewage 464 Tanks - sump 465 Tanka - voids 466 Tanks - other
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POBITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Hull amp Hull Fittinamps amp Outfittings 467 - 484
467 Cargo battens and cleats 468 Cargo oontampiner cells 469 Cargo contLiner stowage fittings 470 Equipment stowage 471 Pire stltion boxea 472 Grain handling ampnd stowage fittings 473 Hamptoh tent arrangements 474 Lashing fittingscargo tie down 475 Mooring fittings generampl 476 Mooring bitts and foundations 477 Mooring pawls and chain stoppers 478 Protective devices 479 Safety rails ampnd fittings 480 Securing devices 461 Skylights 482 Windows - port holesdead lights 483 Wire reels 484 Other
Deck Covering 485-493
485 Living spaces 486 Galley spaces 487 Deck treads and nonskid 488 Ladder treads 489 Portable gratings 490 Toiletshower spaces 491 Wood decking 492 Working spaces 493 Other
Access 494-515
494 Accommodation ladders 495 Doors - general 496 Doors - cargo 497 Doors - exterior 498 Doors - interior 499 Doors - reefer 500 Doors - watertight SOl Ploor plates ampnd supports 502 Gratings and supports 503 Laddera inclined - external 504 Ladders portable inclined - external 505 rddera vertical inclined - external 506 Ladders inclined - internal 507 Laddera portable inclined - internal 508 Ladders vertical inclined - internal 509 Manholes 510 Scuttles 511 Ship B gampngWa)
POSITION($) 36-38 and 39-41
512 Sideports 513 Stages 514 Working platforms 515 Other
Deck amp Carso 516-589
Mampats Booms amp Rigging 516-531
516 General 517 locka 518 Booms - general ampmisc small 519 Heavy lit booms 520 Car carriers 521 F6nders 522 Lanyarda 523 Mampata and kingposts 524 Nets 525 Rigging - general526 Slings 527 Spreaders 528 Fishing gear ~ general 529 Nets 530 Booms masts etc 531 Boom cradle
Winches 535-555 bull 535 Boat winches 536 Cargo winches 537 Fishing winches 538 Hand winches 539 Towing winches 5U Other 542 Anchorveesel anchored 543 Anchor chain-including riding
pawldevils olav 544 Anchor windlass - general 545 Automatic mooring winches 546 General-control-teaturea 547 Capstans - generampl 548 Mooring winches - general 549 Mooring lines-generalunknown
vessel moored 550 - Natural tiber 551 - Wire rope 552 - Srnthetic rope 553 - Towing cable 554 - Misc towing equip 555 - Other
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POSTIONS) 36-38 and 39--1
Cranes 556-558
556 Gentry eranes - general 557 Revolving cranes - general 558 Other
Hatch Covers 559-563
559 Hatch beams and boards 560 Pontoons and beams middot 561 Mechanical hatch covers-general 562 Mechanical hatch covers-electric
hydraulic drive general 563 Mechanical hatch covers electroshy
mechanical drive general (chain etc )
Elevators Conveyors and Dumbwaiters s6s - 571
565 Conveyors - cargo general 566 Dumbwaiters 567 Elevators - cargo - general 568 Elevators - personnel569 Engineers platform hoist 570 Pork lifts 571 Other
Steering Gear 572-588
572 Bov thruster - general 573 Steering gear - general 574 Cross head and erose head drive 575 Pollov-up mechanism (linkages) 576 Hydraulic system 577 Lubrication 578 Pumps 579 Rams cylinders 580 Steering stands amp trick vheela 581 Rudder - general 582 Carrier bamparing 583 Horn 584 Pintle and gudgeon 585 Stock bearing 586 Stock packing gland 587 Planking ~udder
588 Other
Stabilizers 589
589 Stabilizers - general
Galley and lAundry 590 - 600
590 Galley equipment - generalother 591 Laundry equipment - generalother
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
592 Dish washers 593 Steam galley equipment - general 594 Garbage disposals ampchutes 595 Miscellaneous mechanical equipment 596 Ovens 597 Pressing and ironing equipment 598 Range$ 599 Refrigerators 600 Washing maohinea and dryers
Cargo Hold Dehumidiie~s 601
601 Cargo hold dehumidiioation-generampl (cargo air)
Heating Ventilation amp Air Conditioning b02-bl2
602 Air conditioning - general 603 Ventilation - general 604 Covla 605 Dampera 606 Ducts and supports 607 Goosenecks 608 Heaters - electric 609 Steam or hot water 610 Gaaolineoil 611 Gas (butane etc) 612 Other
Main ProyenSla1on 613-7 8
Diesel Engines 613-635
613 Main propulsion diesel engine 614 Main propulsion diesel governing system 615 Main propulsion diesel reduction 618 Fmerg dieaal generator engiae - general 619 Elmerg diesel generator eiigiDe - engine
(excluding accessories) gov~ system
620 Elmerg diesel gen eng - inat~umentation 621 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral diesel
oil B1Btera 622 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral freah
vater cooling ayatem 623 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral lube
oil system
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POSITION($) 36-38 alld 39-41
624 Emerg dieeel gen engine - integral starting mechanism
625 Ships aervioe diesel gen engine shygeneral
626 Ships service diesel sen engineshyengine excluding aeeeaaoriee) governinamp 171 tem
627 Ships service diesel generator 628 Ships aervice diesel generator
engine - integral diesel oil system 629 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral fresh water cooling system 630 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral lube oil system 631 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral starting mechanism 632 Lifeboat diesel enginea 633 Small boat gaaoline engine shy
(inboard)634 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(outboard) 635 Otherdiesel cargo pumps on Tank barge 636 Main propulsion turbines - general
(hignlov pressure) 637 Governing system 638 Integral gland seal regulating 639 Integral lubrication ayatem 640 Jacking gear 641 Maneuvering valves 642 Main propulsion gears - (reduction
gears) 643 Integral lubrication ayatem 644 Other
Shafting end Bearings 645 - 652
6i5 Bearings - general646 Shafting - general 6-7 Line 68 Tail 649 earing - thrust 650 Stern tube assembly - oil lubrication 651 Stave typeatutpound1ng boz 652 Other
Pl-olllers 653 - 657
653 hopellara - solid 65-4 Built-up 655 Controllable pitch propellers-general 656 Control ecbaniem 657 Othernot apecitied
Turbinea 658 - 665
658 Emergency generator gas turbines 659 Main propulaion gas turbines
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-middot1
660 Ships service generator ~a 665 Other
Vacuum EqUipment 666-671
666 Au111ary air ejectors ampcondensers 667 Auxiliary condensers 668 Ezhampust condenser 669 Main air ejectors amp condensers 670 Main condenser 671 Other
Pump (poundor both deck and engine room) 672 - 677
672 Centrifugal pumps - gerteral 673 Hand pumps 674 Hy-draulic motore - genePel 675 Hy-draulic puml)a - gerteral676 Reciprooa ting pumpa - prteral 677 Rotary pumps - general
PipY Pittinga amp Vallea poundor both deck and engine room) 6amp1-695
681 Pleible Tubing682 Gauge Linea 683 Hose (other than poundire) 664 Pipe pounditt~ 665 Pipirtg686 Sea cheats ampoverboard discharge
oonneotiona bull 687 Sea strainers (in piping) 688 See valves 689 System fittings (strainers tilterst
traps etc ) drains 690 Tubing 691 Valves - general 692 Regulating 693 Reliet 694 Check balance 695 Other
Compressors 696 - 698
696 Air compreaaors - general 697 Refrigeration compressors - general 698 Other
AU1liarz Sta tam furbiDe a amp Gears 99 - 707
699 Pump turbines - general 700 Goverrting aratem 701 Integral lubrication 111tem
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POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
702 Ships service generator turbines shygeneral
703 Ships service generator turbines shygoverning eyetem
704 Ships service generator turbineamp shyintegral gland aeal regulating a19tem
705 Ship a se~vioe generator turbines shyintegral lubricating system
706 Ships service generator turbines shyreduction gear assembly
707 Other
Boilers 708 - 130
708 Air heaters 709 Boiler casings 710 Boiler drums and internals 711 Boiler tubes 712 Boiler valves 713 Boiler water level indicators 714 Boiler water testing 715 Brickwork and refractoryfirebox 716 Burner lame scanning system 717 Burner ignition system 718 Combustion control 719 Desuperheatera 720 Draft gauges 721 Fuel oil burners ampair register 722 Feed water regulators 723 Economizer 72~ Sampety valves 725 Smoke indicators 726 Soot blowers 727 Superheaters 728 Superheater temperature regulators 729 Uptakes and inner stack 730 See 744
Blowers and Pane 732 - 734
732 Forced draft blowers - generalor turbo air intake on diesel
733 Ventilation tans - general 734 Other
Unfired Pressure Vampaaell and Non-built-tanka 735 - 741
735 Air receivers 736 Drain tanks 737 Expansion tLnke 738 Gravity tanks 139 Hydraulic accumulators 740 Mirlng tanka 741 Other
POSITION(S 36-38 and 39-41
Coolers Condensers 742 - 753
742 Coolers - general 743 Diesel oil purifier heater 744 Peed water beater amp vent condenser - gen 745 Lubrication oil purifier heater 746 Main propulsion lubrication oil coolers 747 Reefer compartment air eoolera 748 Reefer compartment pipe coila 749 Reefer condensers 750 Reefer liquid auction heat exchangers 751 Reefer secondary rerig eoolers 752 Cargo and fuel oil heating coils 753 Other
Purifiers 754
754 Puriiere
Evaporators 755 - 758
755 Contaminated steam generators 756 High preeaure evapora tore 757 Lev pressure evaporatoramp 758 Other
Electrical 759 - 780
759 Main motor 760 Main motor air cooler 761 Main generator 762 Main generator air cooler
Electric Generatora 763 - 765
763 Emergency cenerator - general 764 Ships service generators - general 765 Other
Electric Power Distribution 766 - 776
766 Batteries 767 Battery charcera 768 Distribution panels (other than
switchboard panels 769 Emergency generator switchboard 770 Lighting panels 771 Power panels 772 Ships service generator switchboard 773 Teet panel 774 Tranaormers 775 Wiring 776 Other
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POSTION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Motors and Controllers 777 - 780
777 Electric motors 778 Electric motors 779 Electric motor
maohinery) 780 Electric motor
machinery)
(non-deck machinery) (deck machinery)
controllers (non-deck
controllers (deck
Interior Communications 781 - 794
781 Telephone system 782 Call bell system
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Lighting 817 - 821
817 Lighting - crev areee (includes eiring) 818 Lighting - navi~tion 819 Portable lighting 820 Searohlights 821 Othercargo holds
Miaoellampneous Workshop Equipment 822 - a3a
822 Burning equipment 823 Drill presses
783 Cargo oil temperature recording system 824 Engine test stand 7811 Engine order telegraph 785 Engineers signal and alarm system 786 General alarm system 787 Individual system alarm systems
(excluding specific equipment alarms) 788 Propeller shaft revolution
indicator system 789 Repoundrigeration temperature
recording system 790 Rudder angle indicator system 791 Salinity indioator system - teed
condensate 792 Sound povered telephone system 793 Wheelhouse alarm system 794 Other
Exterior Communications 795 - 801
795 Auto alarm 796 Lifeboat portable radio equipment 797 Radio telegraph equipment 798 Radio telegraph equipment 799 Radio teletype Equipment BOO Bridgebridge radio 801 Otherharbor advisory radar
Navigation Equipment 802 - 816
802 Course recorder 803 DECCA navigator 804 Echo depth sounder 805 Electric steering - gyro pilot system 806 Pog gong 807 Gyro compass system 808 Loran 809 Hampgnetic copaaa 810 Radar - general 811 Radar - collision avoidance 812 Radio direction finder 813 Ship B bell 81JI Signal lights 815 Whistle siren 816 Other (charts poundailed to use etc)
825 Grinders 826 Hand tools 827 Hydraulic jacks 828 Lathes 829 Lifting gear - including chain
all and come-along 830 Milling machines 831 Paint aprampying outfit 832 Power drive portampble tools 833 Sav - motor drivenmiddot 83Jt Shapers 835 Welding equipment 836 Work bench 837 Vises 838 Other
Inatrumenta (not covered in other main components) B39 - B45
839 Clinometers 840 Main gauge board 841 Portampble instruments 842 System indicating instruments 843 Srstem recording instruments 844 Teat instrumentation 845 Other
Automamption (not covered in other main components) 846 - 852
846 Bell recorderamp 847 Bridge console 848 Condition recorders temperature
pressure etc 81f9 Engineroom console 850 Inormation recorders 851 Throttle control equipment 852 Other
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POSITON(S) 36-38 Area of Cauaal Connection (Contributing Paotore)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Paotora
The following cOdes were used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Firefiibting 853 - 864
653 Fixed systems - fire maine and hose 854 C02 855 Steam 656 Sprinkler 857 Other 858 Semi-portable - C02 859 Portable - C02 860 Other 861 Fire ~etecting systems and alarms 862 Emergency equipment - (breathing apparatus ax et~) 864 Other
Lifesaving 865 - 874
665 Life preserver - approved866 Lite preserver - diaapproved 667 Buoyant oushion lite ring 868 Lifeboat 869 Equipment 870 Davits (launching apparatus) 871 Lite raft - inflatable 872 Launching apparatus 873 Other (bouyant apparatus and lite floats) 874 Lite aaving equipment not otherwise claaaitied
Miscellaneous 875 - 878
875 Main propulsion reciprocating 876 Main bearings 877 PistonampJ rod etc 878 Jacking gear
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POSITION(S) 42 ~eather at Time of Casualty
1 - Clear 2 - Partly Cloudy 3 - Overcaa t 4 - Pog 5 - Rain 6 - Snow 7 - Other (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSITION(S) 43 Visibility at Time of Campaualty
1 - Leas than 14 mile 2 - l4 to leas than 12 mile 3 - 12 to lees than 1 mile 4 - 1 mile to leas than 2 miles 5 - 2 miles and over (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSTION(S) 44 Wind at Time of Casualty
1 - Calm 2 - 1-3 knots 3 - 4-10 knots 4 - 11-16 knots 5 - 17-27 knots 6 - 28-40 knots 1 - U-55 knots 8 - 56-65 knots 9 - greater than 65 knots (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSITION(S) 45-47 Air Temperature at Time of Campaualty - Fahrenheit (FYa g3 - 6a5
POSITION(s) 45-47 Specific Location o Caaualty (PYa 69 - 80)
POSITION(S) 45 Great Lakes (FYa 69 - 80)
T - Lake Huron Straits o Hackinampo and St Marys River
U - Lake Ontario and Lower N~ River St Lawrence River Lake Champlain and New York State Barge Canal System
V - Lake Michigan
W - Lake Superior
I - Lake Erie including Niagara River Detroit River Lake St Clair and St Clair River
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POSITION(S) 46middot47 Use nearest degree of latitude and longitude respectively
Location Codes tor the High Seas (FYs 69 bull 80)
Pind the loeamption ot the casualty on the attached chart (titled Open Ooeen Coding Chart) by utilitzing the latitude ampnd longitude Enter alpha ohampracter located in large blocked area in Poeition 45 Enter tile nWDber loeampted in upper left hand corner of the small squares vithin cb blocked area in positiona Jt6 and 47
Coastal iiampters (FYa 69 - 70)
Use first three digits of the five digit index on the folloving page I the first digit is e one then subaitute ampn S in ita place
Coastal ~aters (FYa 71 - 75)
Use the first three digits of the five digit index on the folloving page
PYs 76 bull 80 to oode an area in the Coastal U S first refer to pages 36-39 aM loeate the geographical point where the casualty occurred or the point closest to the location o the caaualty If a eampeuamplty occurred on the high a eea and a coaa tal poaition is used as a reference point then indioate that reference point or point or the list closest to it When the geographloal point has been determined use the second thru forth nWIIbera of the listinamp and place them in positions 45-47 The folloving example vill illustrate the above 111ethodt
A casualty occurs near Myrtle Beach South Carolina Using a map or chart it is determined thampt Myrtle Beach is located nearest to Georgetown Lisbt whoee second thru forth digits are 201 This number is placed in positions 45-47
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OPEN OCEAN CODING CHART
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Western Rivers Gulf and Gulf Interooaatal Waterway (PYa 69 - 75)
POSITION(S) 45
A - Lover Kiesieeippi River from head of peasea to Ohio River (AHP) APS - Preeport Sulfur Campnal AGO - Gulf Outlet ASW - SW Pass ASP - South Pass AAL - Pase Loutre
B - Upper Miaaiaeippi River - from mouth of the Ohio River to Minneapolis including the St Croix River LAke St Croix and Minnesota River
C bull Illinois Vatervay - mouth to Chieampgo
D - Alleghany River - from Pt Pittsburg to Oil City Pennsylvania
E - Honogahela River - from Pt Pittsburg to source
p - Missouri River - from junction ~ith Hiseieaippi River to head of navigation
G - Kanawaha River - from junction vith Ohio River to heampd of navigation
H - Kentucky River - from junction vith Ohio River to ht~ad of Dampviption
J - Cumberland River - from junction vith Ohio River to head of navigation
K - Tennessee River - from junction vith Ohio River to Knoxville Tennessee
L - Arkansas River - from junction vith Hissiseippi River to head of navigation
H - Gulf Intercoastal Vaterway (vest) - from Harvey Locks vest to Brownsville Texas
HP - Horgan City Port Allen Route HA - Atchatalara River HB - Barataria Itatervay ML - Bayou LAFourche HH - kouma Navigational Canal MC - Calcaaieu River MV - Vermillion River MBS - Bayou Sorrel MQB - Brazos River MHO - Harvey Locka Algiers Canal M28 - Vest Port Arthur Bridge H09 - Horgan City Bridge MAB - Bervick Bar ridge HTG - Tennessee Gamps Pipeline Canal
H - Gulf Intercoastal Waterva) (eaat) - from Nev Orleane to terminus
P - Ohio River - from Pt Pittsburg to source
Q - Other Rivera
QG - Green River HSC Houston Ship Channel
POSITION(S) 46-47 Designate river mile to nearest ten miles eg mile 3ll6 35
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1 - Calm 2 - Seaavell 5-15 poundeet 3 - Seaavell 16-20 teet 4 - Seampavell 21-40 teet
or slight chop o~ moderate chop-rough or heampvy chopvery rough
5 - Seaavell over 40 teet 6 - Ice (-) Unknown or inautficient information
POSITION(S) 49-50 s Temperature at Time of Casualty (PYa 63 - 68)
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Specific Type ot Vessel (PYs 69 - 80)
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01 Artificial Island
01 Mobile drilling rig submersible 02 Mobile drilling rig semi-submersible 03 Mobile drilling ~ig jaok-up 04 Work over rig jaok-up 05 Work over rig other 99 Fixed plattormaztificial island
02 Freis t ship
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03 Freight Barge end 28 Freigpt amprge Hazardoua Mampter1ampla
06 Dr7 eamprgo unspecified 79 Ocean bulk ( petro phoaphampte etc )07 Open hopper 80 Ooaan other (lumber dock) 08 Covered hopper 81 lAah barge 09 Deck loading 99 Other or unknown (dWilp acov) 10 Railroad or container 11 Dr7 cargo other 12 Shellsandrock barge
0 Commercial Vessels - Freight or Pueengers
13 011 industry supply vessel (except orev boats) 70 Fishing aupplytrertaport 98 Diving barge 99 Otherunkrtovn NOC (eg workboat amp misc)
05 Conatruction amp Wrecking Vessels
14 Derrick berge 15 Pile driver 16 Pipe layingjetting 17 Drilling barge 18 Drilling ship salt-propelled 19 Drilling tender rig tender 99 Construction vessel other (dredge tender power barge barge tender)
06 - 07 Dredge
06 Dredge salt-propelled 07 Dredge non-self-propelled
08 Fishing Vessel
Poaition 49 Position 50
A - Haul seines A - Shrimp B - Purse seines amp lampar nete B - Ground poundiah (flounder haddock perch C - Bag netscoop nets cod) D - Beam travla c - Salmon E - Other trawls (trawls amp D - Tuna
shrimp trawla) dragger E - OJater P - Pots amp trapa p - Crab king G - Gill nets G - Crab other K - Hook amp bait including trollers H -Menhaden J - Longline J - Lobster K - h-edge Ilt - Clam L - Tongraketork L - Scallop K - Canner7 vessel or tender M - Halibut 9 - Other not otherwise classified N - Snappergrouper (-) Unlmow 9 - Other
(-) Unknown
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Specific Type opound Vessel (continued)
09 TugboatsTowboats
20 - Harbor tug (vessel assistance) 21 - Marborintracoaatal towing 22 - Ooeanotfahore towing 23 - Riverinland towing (pushing) 24 - Riverinland towing (towing astern) 25 - Switcher 67 - Tail boat (tow assistance) 68 - Head boat (tow aeaistampnoe) 70 - Integrated tug barge 99 - Other unknown not otherwise classified
10 Paaaanger Vessel Over 65 100 GT and Over
11 Passenger Vessel Over 65 Under 100 GT
12 Passenger Vessel Under 65
27 - crewboat 28 - Charter fishing 29 - Water taxi 60 - Excursion vesselsight seeing 99 - OtherNOC (eg hydrofoil)
13 Perr1es Over 65 100 GT and Over
14 Parries Over 65 Under 100 GT
15 Perries Under 65
90 - Auto 91 - Railroad cars 92 - Passenger 93 - Passengerauto
16 Passenger Barge (Incl Cable Perry Barges amp Piahing Barge)
17 TltUlk Vessel
30 - T-2 31 - EX t-2 (eg jumbo-ized) 32 - T-1 33 - T-3 34 - T-5 97 - Dampngeroua cargo (tetra ethyl lead methyl lead aqua ammonia) 99 - Other NOC (inland or amall coaa tal)
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Spec1pound1o ype ot Vessel (continued)
18 or 29 Tank Barges
35 bull Liquid cargo barge unapecitied36 - Single skinned liquid barge 37 - Double skinned liquid barge (including olean petrochemicals eg
aromatics trichloride) 38 - Cylinder tank open hopper and void 39 - Cylinder tank decked over 40 - Other liquid barge (eg brine drilling mud etc) 41 - LPGLIG (butane open hopperpropylene) 42 - Chlorine 43 - Sulfur liquid 44 - Ammonia preeeure tLnk 45 - Ammonia low temper~ture 46 - tow temperature other 47 - Acid aulturic 48 - Acid other 49 - Caustic unspecified 50 - Caustic soda liquid51 - Caustic aodamp high temperature52 - High temperature other 69 - Styrene adiponitrile acrylonitrile pampraylene vinyl acetate
ethyl benzene alkyl benzene 71 - Ethyl ether 99 - Ammonia sulfate liquid (aelf unloaded)
fertilizer other
23 Miacellaneoue Vessels
53 - Pleasure craft 54 bull Reeeamprchoceanographic veaael 55 - Sub tender catamaran 56 - Seaplane 57 - Pilot vessel 58 - Cable ahip59 - Submersible 63 - LSTLCM etc mil lighter 64 - Sludge sewage etc 76 - Man-o-war 77 - Dredge self-propelled 78 - Dredge non-self-propelled 86 - Perry boat 87 - Seine boat 88 - School boat 99 - Other ~kelp outter state enforcement eg Pish and
Wild tire drydook)
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POSITION(S) 5l-52t Number or Crev Member Killed or Missing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 53-54t Number or Passengers Killed or Missing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 55-56t Number or Longshoremen amp Harbor Vorkers Killed or Missing amp Presumed i5eampd
POSITION( B) 57-58r Number or Others Killed or Hiaaing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 59-60r Number of Crew Membera Injured amp Incapacitated Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 61-62 Number or Passengers Injured amp Incapacitated Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 63-64r Number ot LolShoremen ampHarbor Vorkers Injured amp Incapaci ta ted Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 65-66 Number ot Others Injured ampIncamppampcitampted Over 72 Houramp
If a vessel casualty involvea deaths andor injuries see coding instructions titled Personnel Injuries and Deaths
POSITION(S 67-70a Estimated toeaDamage to Vessel
POSITION($) 71-74 Eatillllited LoaaDamage to Cargo
POSITION(S) 75-78r Estimated LossDamage to Other Property
Code in unite ot thoueands but first round orr to nearest thoueands For emmpler Ipound the value is SlSOO round it ott to 2000 and code ampa 0002 It the value is $4499 round it ofpound to $4000 and code as 0004 tor positions 69 - 78t
POSIriON(S) 79 Veaeel amp Total Loss
l - Yea 2 - No
POSITION(S) BOa Piller (unused) (FY 1e 63 -73)
POSITION(S) 80r Special Indicator (PYs 74 - 80) previously position 21 ~see page 5 tor codes)
POSIriON(S) 81-82t Clendar Year
POSITION(S) 83-B~r Piacal Year
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1251
I VESSEL NAMEDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATON V S COAST GUARD CODE SHEET -MARINE CASUAL TV STATISTICS
CGHQ-4095 Rev 12bull75)
1
2
2 CASE NO ( 1bull5)
11 SEQUENCE NUMBER
17 A
NATURE 132middot331
NSTRUCTIONS
Vessel casualty with no personal injuries or death 3 Vessel casualty and personal injury or death Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers code all items in Sections Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers and enter codes in Sections 1 and 2shy1 and 2 of code sheet For each related CG-924E enter codes in Section 3 of same code sheet if there are 2
or more persns involved enter data frol)l first CGmiddot924E in Col A of Section 3 data Personal injury or death not involving a vessel casualty from second m Col B etc If more than 4 persons involved use a second code sheet Obtain data from CG-924E and related papers code all items in Sections entering data in Sections 1 and 3 1 and 3 of code sheet
3 VESSEL NO 4 CG INbull 16bull11 J INSPECTmiddot
ED liZ I
CJ Imiddot v es
CJ bullmiddot NO
12 GROSS TONNAGE 1201
Otmiddot o-u 0- 16bull00 CJamiddot I 0bull3 00 Dmiddot ao1middotsoo [_]smiddot so1middot1 ooo
tASU-L TY PARTICULARS B c o
PRIME AREA ADD CAUSE CAUSAL CONT 134middot)151 CONN FACT
3ampmiddot3 II 1311middot40
22 SEA CONDITIONS 148)
SEE SWELL IN FEET)
Otmiddot CALM Osmiddot 41 ANO uP
Dmiddot 5middot15 ISLIGHTI [_)6bull ICE
Oamiddot u-zo tMOOERATEI
Dmiddot 21bull40 lfIOUGHI Otmiddotl UNKNOWN
Z8 TYPE OF 29 NAME OF INJURY VICTIM
J QeatiIIMlss I st Initial 2692192lt1E 2nd Initial or X
2-middotJnjury (924E 2692) I st Three Letters
3middot Qeath+1iss of Last Name 924E Only
ltImiddot Injury 924E Only
12111 lt261 1271 128bull30)
A
B
c
D
s TYPE OF 6 PFIOPU LSI ON II 5) VESSEL
Q1bullSTEAM 511314) 0 bull ~~~t~Eo
0middot 1001bull5000 0middot SOobull0000
Oamiddot toootmiddotuooo CJDmiddot 1amp001 ANO UP Otmiddot) UNKNOWN
18 WEATHER 142)
01middot CIEAR
CJ2middot PAITIY CLOY
Oa- oVERCAST
04middot FOG
235 E Rmiddot VICE OF VESSEL 14 g-~0)
30 PAPERS OF 31 INJURED PERS
SECTION Imiddot DATA REQUIRED ON ALL CASES
0middot MOTOR(Diesel) CJe- OTHEIl
[_]amiddot GASOLINE Q7middot NUCLEAR
Q4middot SAIL
LENGTH1 middot
01- omiddot6s Dmiddot u-too CJ3bull I 01middot200 0middot201bull300 011middot 301bull400
CJIbull RAIN
OmiddotSNOW
CJ7middot OTI-iER
Otmiddot)UNK
24 A
CREW CUmiddotD2l
STATUS
Imiddot Passen eer Imiddot Licensed 2middot LoneslltHW 2middot Documented 3- Tankerman 3- None 4middot Other ltImiddot Other (Include 5middot Artificial or
Foreien SeameJi fix struct worker
6middot Oeck crew 7middot Engine crew 8- Steward Oept
1311 lUI
OtmiddotJ UNKNOWN
7 PERSON IN CHARGE
116)
SECTION 2 bull VESSEL CASUALTY OAT A
8 DATE OF CASUALTY MO MIO MOOF CODE IN II EST
CAS COMP IZ II117middot18) IilllbullOJ I
(IN FEET) 12 7) Ill HULL MATERIAL 128)
4 OImiddotSOO CJtmiddot STEEL Umiddot OTHER I 01 middot6 00 []2middot wooo INCLUDES
FERRObull 601bull700 Oamiddot CEMENT CEMENT 701 AND UP Qmiddot PLJlSTIC 01-1 UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN CJ8bull ALUMINUM
19 VISIBILITY ltIN MILES) 143) zo WINO UN KNOTS)
01middot HAZARDous uo-114 01middot CALM CJsmiddot 17-117
CJ2bull IIEIl Y gtOOR II 4bull1121 0middot 1bull3 KT 06middot Ubull40
Oamiddot oooR 1112-1 1 CJ5middot GOOOiio ANO UPI 0middot 4bull10 Q7middot 41middotU)
DmiddotFAIR (1bull2) 01middot) UNKNOWN 0middot 11middot16 [Je- 50-Ul
KILLED OR MISSING 25 INJURED AND INCAPACITATED 26 e c o A s c o
PASS LoNG OTHER CREW PASS LONG OTHER 13bull541 SHR 157middot561 IUmiddotOOI 1151middot521 SHR 6~-0~1
IUmiddotIU IUbullUl
SECTION 3middot PERSONAL INJURY DEATH 32 ACTIVITY 33STATUS
OF SUFVR Imiddot Off Duty 2middot Deck Dep Dty 1- Licen11e 3middot Eng Dep Oty 2middot Document 4middot Stew Qep Oty 3middot Unlic 5middot Handle Cargo Undoc 6middot Fishinc ltImiddot Loncsh 7middot Ori lis Har Wkr 8- Pas seneer 5middot Other 9middot Other 6middot None o- Unknown
133) 1341
l~iTJ~~TTOF 35 VESS LOC
Ibull GL (Dock)Imiddot Death 2middot GL (Underway)2middot Injury 3middot W Riv (dock)(Perm) ltImiddot W (Underway)3middot ln)ury 5- Jnld(dockanch)(Temp) 6middot In ld (Underway)
ltImiddot Injury 7middot Ocean )(Disability 8middot For(dockandlunknown) 9middot Other
5middot Miuinc
(315J 1361
A IIESSEL 167bull701
36
A
Nature Of
Casualty
137middot381
9 TME OF OAY 12 3)YEAR
CAS oF
18~ DAYNIGHT
I lUI
Dmiddot TWILIGHT
[]bull)UNKNOWN
middot AGt u~ vttL 12 Dl
01middot o-5 Ozmiddot 6bullto
Ekgtmiddot31middot40 7middot 41middot80
[_13middot Umiddot1S Dmiddot n-zo
CJampmiddotII ANOUP Ot-1 UNKNOWN
[Js- 21bull10
1441
Olilmiddot65 JlNO 01EIl
CJH UNKNOWN
10 TYPE OF 10 REPORT
l24)
CImiddotMAI ed
[]2middotNARR
[JH TR TRANS
16 aoov OF WATER
13 0middot3 II
21 SPECIFIC LOCATION
OF CASUALTY 145bull47t
ESTIMA TEO LOSSES 27 VESSEL TOTAL LOSS e c A AMOUNT 17D) s
CARGO PRogt $ PEC (7t-74) 17 5-78 t Obullmiddot TOTAL CODE
LOSS 180)Dmiddot NOT TOTAL
LOSS
PERSONAL CASUALTY PARTICULARS
e c u E F
Prime Cause
Area of Causal
Add Area
Part Of
Nature Of
Conn Causal Conn
Body Injured
Vessel Cas
13 0bull4 0) 141 lt1il3J 144bull401 1 7middot481 i4lilbull5 OJ
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College Park Maryland 20740-6001
List of Documentation
File Title Casualty Data Base Personnel 1963-1980 Accession Number NN3-026-95-002
Number of Pages
I National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) Documentation 1 List ofDocumentation (031600) 2 User Note 1 (031600)
01 01
II Agency Documentation 1 Coding Instructions for the Automated File of Personnel Injuries and
Deaths 25 2 Coding Instructions for the Automated File of Commercial Vessel Casualties 03
III NARA Processing Materials 1 Automated Verification AERIC Reports 2 Sample Dump
AERIC =Archival Electronic Records Inspection and Control
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List of Documentation
File Title I Casualty Data Base Vessel 1963-1980 Accession NumberNN3-026-95-002
Number of Pages
I National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) Documentation 1 List ofDocumentation (031600) 2 User Note 1 (031600)
01 01
II Agency Documentation Coding Instructions for the Automated File of Commercial Vessel Casualties 47
III NARA Processing Materials 1 Automated Verification AERIC Reports 2 Sample Dump
AERIC = Archival Electronic Records Inspection and Control
Prepared by P Dian Palmer Archivist Date March 16 2000
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College Park Maryland 20740-6001
USERNOTE 1
File Title (1 ) Casualty Data Base Personnel Casualty File Title (2) Casualty Data Base Vessel Casualty
Date Coverage 1963 1980
I Department of Transportation (DOT) United States Coast Guard (USCG) transferred two data files to the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA)
Data Files Number of Logical Records Personnel 22633 Vessel 90400
II Automated verification is the process of comparing the actual content of an agencys electronic records to the description of the content of those records as represented by the record layout and codes received from the agency The National Archives and Records Administrations staff use the Archival Electronic Records and Inspection Control (AERIC) system to verify electronic records
Documentation Used (Personnel) [1] Coding Instructions for Personnel Injuries and Deaths (08 February 1984) and [2] Coding Instructions for Commercial Vessel (08 February 1984) pages 11 and 12
Documentation Used (Vessel) Coding Instructions for Commercial Vessel (08 February 1984)
During the automated verification process minor discrepancies were noted between the data and documentation for both files Personnel Casualty File For example based on the documentation invalid codes were entered for data fields Nature of Casualty (positions 37 and 38) and Primary Cause (positions 39 and 40)
Vessel Casualty File For example based on the documentation invalid codes were entered for data fields Casualty Month (positions 17 and 18) and Type ofVessel (positions 13 and 14)
Accession Number NN3-029-95-002
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Marine Safety Information U S Coast Guard (G-MA16) 2100 Second Street SW Washington D c 20593
08 February 1984
CODING INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE AUTOMATED FILE OF PERSONNEL INJURIES AND DEATHS
AS REPORTED TO THE U S COAST GUARD DURING FISCAL YEARS 1963 THROUGH 1980
The following coding instructions are applicable to personnel injuries andor deaths with or without vessel casualty The input data shall be obtained from form CG-924E and relatedreports coded in accordance with these instructions and those found on the code sheet - Marine Casualty Statistics form CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
The following abbreviations are used thro~ghout these instructions
FY Fiscal Year NOC --- Not otherwise classified
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POSITION(S) 1-5
POSITION(S) 6-11
POSITION(S) 12
Case Serial Number assigned consecutively for ten years A unique case serial number is given to every personal injury andor death record not involving a vessel casualty In the event of a personal injury andor death involving a vessel casualty the case serial number assigned to the vessel casualty record is alsoassigned to the personal injury andor death record
Commencing July 1 1962 the first case number was 35001 and continued upwards The first character indicates fiscal year Character positions two (2) through five (5) are assigned in-house Although the case number does not specify any particular decade character positions 83-8~ (fiscal year) will clarify this ambiguity
Official Number
Documented Vessels of U S - Use official number State numbered vessels - Use state number Namedunnumbered vessels - Use name Naval vessels - Use type designation Foreign vessels - Use country of registry
Coast Guard Inspected
1 - Yes 2 - No
2
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POSITION(S) 13-14 Type of Vessel
01 - Artificial Island or fixed structure including mobile drill rigs
02 Freight ships inspected U S vessels only 03 - Freight barges (see also code 28 below) 04 Commercial vessels that carry freight and offshy
shore supply vessels 05 - Construction and wrecking vessels including
vessels such as drill tenders pile drivers derrick barges drill ships and barges
06 - Dredges self-propelled 07 - Dredges non-self-propelled 08 - Fishing vessels (excluding sport fishing
charter fishing vessels) 09 - Tugs and towboats - also unmanned bow thruster
unit lP - Passenger vessels (other than ferries) over 65
feet and 100 or more GT 11 - Passenger vessels (other than ferries) over 65
feet and less than 100 GT 12 - Passenger vessels (other than ferries) not more
than 65 feet 13 - Parries over 65 feet and 100 or more GT
carrying passengers or passengers and vehicles 14 - Ferries over 65 feet and less than 100 GT
carrying passengers or passengers and vehicles 15 - Ferries not more than 65 feet carrying
passengers or passengers and vehicles 16 - Passenger barges (including ferry barges) 17 - Tankships18 - Tank barges (flammable and combustible
cargoes) (see also code 29 below) 19 - Public vessels (passenger) 20 - Public vessels (cargo) excluding GAA vessels 21 - Public vessels (tanker)J excluding USNS tankers 22 - Public vessels (other)
Public vessels are vessels of the United States states or municipalities used for public purposes and ex~mpt from the provisions of Title 52 Includes such vessels as Navy Air Force Army Coast Guard and Geodetic Survey Corps of Engineers MSTS and USNS
23 - All other US vessels and crafts such as pleasure research cableships seismographic or those not otherwise classified above
24 - Foreign flag vessels (passenger) 25 - Foreign flag vessels (freight) 26 - Foreign flag vessels (tanker) 27 - Foreign flag vessels (other)28 - Freight barges (dangerous and hazardous cargoes) 29 - Tank barges (dangerous and hazardous cargoes)
including barges inspected under subchapter I and 0 30 - Hover craft
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POSITION(S) 15 Propulsion
1 - Steam 2 - Motor (diesel) 3 - Gasoline 4 - Sail 5 Non-self-propelled 6 - Other 7 - Nuclear (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 16 Person in Charge of Vessel Maneuvers
1 - Licensed master 2 - Licensed pilot (federal) serving under authority
of federal license 3 - Licensed pilot (state) serving under authority of
state license 4 - Licensed mate 5 - Licensed operator (towboats small passenger) 6 - Documented or certificated personnel 7 -Commissioned officer (Navy CG etc) 8 - Unlicensed and undocumented 9 - Foreign pilot or master or other foreign
personnel 0 - Unmanned (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 17-22 Date of Casualty (FYs 63 - 70 only)
Show month in first two positions thus January as 01 and November as 11 Show day in second two positions thus 5th as 05 and 22nd as 22 Year is coded last two positions thus 1963 as 63 and 1970 as 70
Example1 10 July 1964 would be 071064
POSITION(S) 17-22 Date of Casualty (FYs 71 - 73 only)
Show month in first two positions thus January as 01 ~d November as 11 Show day in second two positions thus 5th as 05 and 22nd as 22 Use special indicator codes listed below for position 21 Year is coded in the last position thus 1971 as 1 and 1973 as 3
POSITION(S) 21 Special Indicator (FYs 71 - 73 only)
0 - No significant data 1 - Diver 2 - Rig Transfer 4 - Mobile Rig 5 - Gas Chemist 6 - Photo 7 - Mooring Line
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POSITION(S) 17-22 Date of Casualty (FYs 7~ - 80)
Show month in first two positions thus January as 01 and - November as 11 Marine Inspection Unit investigating
casualty is coded in positions 19-20 thus Albany New York is coded as AA and Baltimore Maryland as AC Show montP investigation completed in position 21 thus January as 1 and November as A Year is coded in the last position thus 197~ as 4 and 1980 as 0
POSITION(S) 19-20 Marine Inspection Unit Investigating Casualty (FYs 74 - 80)
AA Albeny BG Oswego AB Anchorage or Valdez BH Paducah AC Baltimore BJ Port Arthur AD Boston BK Philadelphia AE Buffalo BL Pittsburgh AF Charleston 13M Portland Maine AG Chicago BN Portland Oregon AH Cincinnati BP Providence AJ Cleveland BQ Portsmouth or Norfolk AK Corpus Christi BR Savannah AL Detroit BT San Diego AM Dubuques FYs 77-80 St Paul BU Seattle AN Duluth BV San Prancisco AP Galveston BW St Ignace AQ Guam BX San Juan AR Honolulu BY St Louis AT Houston BZ Tampa AU Huntington CC Toledo AV Jacksonville CD WilmingtonmiddotNC AW Juneau CE London AX Los Angeles CF Bremen AI Louisville CG Singapore AZ Memphis CH Saigon BB Miami CJ Manila BC Mobile CK Yokohama BD Nashville CL Rotterdam BE New Orleans BF New York
POSITION(S) 21 Month Investi~tion Com~leted (FY s 74 - 80)
1 - JAN 8 - AUG 2- FEB 9 - SEP 3- MAR 0 - OCT 4 - APR A- NOV 5- MAY B- DEC 6- JUN I - Incomplete 7- JUL
POSITION(S) 22 Year Casualty Occurred (FYs 74 - 80)
Example show 1974 as 4
5
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POSITION(S) 23 Time opound Day
1 - Day 2 - Night 3 - Twilight (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 2~ Type opound Investigation Report
1 - Marine Board 2 - Narrative 3 - Letter or Transmittal
POSITION(S) 25 Type opound Injury This indicates that personal injury or death is or is not a result opound a vessel casualty
1 - Deathmissing persons in connection with a vessel casualty
2 - Injury in connection with a vessel casualty 3 - Deathmissing persons where vessel casualty
is not involved 4 - Injury where a vessel casualty is not
involved
POSITION(S) 26-30z Filler (unused)
POSITION(S) 31 Papers opound Person
1 - Licensed 2 - Documented 3 - None 4 - Other including foreign seamen
POSITION(S) 32 Status on Vessel
1 - Passenger 2 - Longshoreman or harbor worker 3 - Tankerman (other than deep water) 4 - Other 5 - Artificial or fixed structure worker 6 - Deck crew 7 - Engine crew 8 - Stewards department
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POSITION(S) 33 Activity Engaged in at Time of Accident
1 - Off duty 2 - Deck department duties- 3 Engine department duties 4 - Stewards department duties 5 Handling cargo (longshoremen only) 6 - Fishing 7 - Drills (fire amp lifeboat only) 8 - Passenger 9- Other (eg well drilling) 0 - Unknown
POSITION(S) 34 Status of Supervisor
1 - Licensed 2 - Documented 3 - Unlicensedundocumented 4 - Longshoremanharbor worker 5 - Other personnel 6 - No immediate supervisor
POSITION(S) 35 Result of Accident
1 - Death 2 - Injury (permanent) 3 - Injury (temporary) 4 - Injury (disability unknown) 5middot- Missing
POSITION(S) 36 Location of Vessel at Time of Casualty or Accident
Fiscal years 1963 - 1971
1 - At dock (domestic) 2 - At anchor (domestic) 3 - At dock (foreign) 4 - At anchor (foreign) 5 - Underway (inland) 6 - Underway (Great Lakes) 7 - Underway (western rivers) 8 - Underway (high seas) 9 - Underway (poundoreign waters)
Fiscal years 1972 - 1980
1 - Great Lakes (dock) 2 - Great Lakes (underway) 3 - Western rivers (dock) 4 - Western rivers (underway) 5 - Inland (dockanchor) 6 - Inland (underway) 7 - Oceans (underway) 8- Foreignmiddot(dockanchor) 9 - Other (fixed rigs etc)
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POSITION(S) 37-38 Nature of Casualty
01 - Natural causes 02 - Homicide 03 Suicide 04 - Disappearance 07 Slips and falls involving ladders stairs 08 - Slips and falls involving gangways 09 - Slips and falls on deck same level (including jumps) 10 - Slips and falls other same level (including jumps) 11 - Falls from vessel into water (including jumps
overboard) 12 - Falls from vessel other 13 - Falls into hold or tank 14 - Falls other different level (below
level of support) 15 - Struck by falling or dropped objects 16 - Struck by flying objects (mooring lines cargo
gear etc) 17 - Struck by moving objects (other than boats
and vessels 18 - Struck by boat or vessel 19 - Exposure 20 - Asphyxiation (other than drowning) 21 - Struck against crushed bumped into objects 22 - Cargo handling - not otherwise classified 23 - Operating machinery tools etc 24 - Burns (other than electrical) 25 Scalds 26 - Electrical shock and electric burns 27 - Caught in lines chains or wire ropes 28 - Pinching crushing by doors hatches etc 29 - Heavy weather (injuries andor resulting from and
not otherwise classified) 30 - Over-exertion (lifting sprains st~ains) 31 - Sprains strains etc - not otherwise classified 32 - Cuts lacerationsmiddot bruises and punctures - NOC 33 - Galley accidents 34 - Altercation (fights physical contests) 35 - Unknown or insufficient information - NOC 36 - Hypothermia 37 - Diving accident
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POSITION(S) 39-40 Primary Cause of Casualty
Human element (cause lay with individual killed or injured)
01 - Intoxication 02 - Physical deficiency or handicaps (eyesight hearing
heart etc) 03 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 04 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 05 - Unsafe practice 06 - Violation of law or regulation 07 - Human errors carelessness
Human element (cause lay with individual other than person injured or killed)
11 - Intoxication 12 - Physical deficiency or handicaps (eyesight hearing
heart etc) 13 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 14 -Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 15 - Un~~afe practice 16 - Violation of law or regulation 17 - Human errors carelessness
Causes Other
21 - Decks slippery or cluttered 22 - Adverse weather (vessel movement boarding
seas slippery decks) 23 - Poor maintenance or housekeeping 24 - Poor or improper lighting 25 - Absence of or inadequate rails or guards 31 - Failure of Coast Guard approved material or equipment 32 - Failure of material or equipment other 41 - Death or injury as result of a vessel casualty 42 - Improper or insufficient supervision 43 - Lack of or insufficient life preservers 44 - Lack of proper tools or equipment 45 - Lack of or inadequate personal protective equipment 46 - Miscellaneous causes - not otherwise classified 47 - Improper use of tools or equipment
Note An unsafe practice is the performance of an act or the application of a method which tends to create a hazard or a risk eg failure to properly secure step ladder
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
-The following were used for positions 41 - 113 and positions 44 - 46
900 - RS 4450 Action 990 - Coast Guard Assistance (search amprescue or evacuation) 991 - Violation of law 999 - No additional areas opound contributing factors
Human element (cause lay with individual killed or injured)
001 - Intoxication 002 - Physical deficiency or handicaps
(eyesight hearing heart etc) 003 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 004 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 005 - Unsafe practice 006 - Violation of law or regulation 007 - Human errors carelessnessbull 008 - Ignorance 200 - Malingering
Human element (cause lay with individual other than person killed or injured)
011 - Intoxication 012 - Physical deficiency or handicaps
(eyesight hearing heart etc) 013 - Unsafe movement or posture (running
jumping backing) 014 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 015 - Unsafe practice 016 - Violation of law or regulation
Causes Other
017 - Human errors carelessness 018 - Obesity 021 - Decks - slippery or cluttered 022 - Adverse weather (resulting in vessel movement
boarding seas slippery decks etc) 023 - Poor maintenance or housekeeping 024 - Poor or improper lighting 025 - Absence of or inadequate rails or guards 031 - Failure opound Coast Guard approved material or equipment 032 - Failure of material or equipment other 033 - Narcotics 040 - Chemical
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The following codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 4~ - 46
041 - Death or injury as a result of a vessel casualtybull 042 - Improper or insufficient supervision 043 - Lack of or insufficient life preservers 044 - Lack of proper tools or equipment 045 - Lack of or inadequate personal protective equipment 046 - Miscellaneous causes - not otherwise classified 047 - Improper use of tools or equipment 048 - Pailure to secure 059 - Replenishment at sea 066 - Lookout 067 - Congested areas - docks piers - restricted
maneuvering 068 - Buoys - aids to navigation 069 - Excessive speed 070 - Channels - restricted maneuvering 071 - Poor visibility 079 - Weather generally 080 - Currents and tides 089 - Mooring line surged 106 - Washing soogying 108 - Liberty launch bumboat 110 - Yard repairs (includes gas free) 111 - Overloading 112 - Improper loading or stowage 113 - Insufficient ventilbulltion 116 - Cargodunnage 118 - Sunken wreck 119 - Tug assisting 191 - Knife 201 - Returning from shore leave
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Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors) Additional Contributing Factors
The following contributing factor codes were added to provide a greater degree of flexibility and specificity in denoting causal connectionsmiddot areas of damage and contributions t~ cause for personnel injury andor death records
POSITION(S) 41-43 and ~4-46
Hull 400-419
400 Hull - general 401 Hull - external-fwd 13 - bottom 402 Hull - external-midsection bottom 403 Hull - external-aft 13 - bottom 404 Hull - external-fwd 13 - sideshell 405 Hull - external-midshipsection-sideshell 406 Hull - ex~ernal-aft 13 - sideshell 407 Hull - internals-fwd 13 408 Hull - internals-midsection 409 Hull - internals-aft 13 410 External plating-superstructure 411 Internal framing-superstructure 412 Weather decks - main 413 Weather decks - superstructure ~14 Decks - internal including tank top 415 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
fwd 13 416 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
midsection 417 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
aft 13 418 Bulkheads - above main deck 419 Bulkheads - longitudinal
Hull Damage 920-929middot
920 Wasted - plate and internals 921 Wasted - weldrivet 922 Fractured - plate and internals 923 Fractured - weldrivet 924 Indented - minor 925 Set in - major 926 Buckled 927 Holed 928 Fractured - other 929 Broken up (ie on rocks etc)
426 York spaces - generalother 427 Work spaces - engine 428 Work spaces - engine shops
POSITIONS) 41-43 and 44-46
429 York spaces - engine store rooms 430 York spaces - engine paint locker 431 York spaces - misc eng spaces (shaft
alley vent rooms) 432 York spaces - bridge ampnav spaces 433 York spaces - deck shops 434 Work spaces - deck storerooms 435 Work spaces - paint locker ~36 York spaces - cargo holds 437 York spaces - cargo holds Tween deck 438 Work spaces - cargo holds lower 439 Work spaces - galley 440 York spaces - galley stores
(includes stewards) 441 Work spaces - main deck cargo winch
area 442 York spaces - main deck cargo hold
area 443 Work spaces - reefer holds 444 York spaces - fish hold
Living Spaces 446-450
446 Living spaces - crew 447 Living spaces - crew toiletshower 448 Living spaces - passenger 449 Living spaces - passenger toiletshower 450 Living spaces - passenger (other)
Built-in Tanks 451-466
451 Tanks - ballastbeginning FY 73) 452 Tanks - afterpeakstern rake 453 Tanks - cargo oil 454 Tanks - cofferdamsdoubleskin 455 Tanks - deep 456 Tanks - distilled water 457 Tanks - double bottom 458 Tanks - drainwells 459 Tanks - forepeampklbowrake 460 Tanks - fuel oil day tank 461 Tanka - fuel oil settlers 462 Tanks - potable water 463 Tanks - sewage 464 Tanks - sump 465 Tanks - voids 466 Tanks - other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Hull amp Hull Fittings amp Outfittings 467 - 484
-467 Cargo battens and cleats 468 Cargo container cells 469 Cargo container stowage fittings 470 Equipment stowage 471 Fire station boxes 472 Grain handling and stowage fittings 473 Hatch tent arrangements 474 Lashing fittingscargo tie down 475 Mooring fittings general 476 Mooring bitts and foundations 477 Mooring pawls and chain stoppers 478 Protective devices 479 Safety rails and fittings 480 Securing devices 481 Skylights 482 Windows - port holesdead lights 483 Wire reels 484 Other
Deck Covering 485-493
485 Living spaces 486 Galley spaces 487 Deck treads and nonskid 488 Ladder treads 489 Portable gratings 490 Toiletshower spaces 491 Wood decking 492 Working spaces 493 Other
Access li94-515
494 Accommodation ladders 495 Doors - general 496 Doors - cargo 497 Doors - exterior 498 Doors - interior 499 Doors - reefer 500 Doors - watertight 501 Floor plates and supports 502 Gratings and supports 503 Ladders inclined - external 504 Ladders portable inclined - external 505 Ladders vertical inclined - external 506 Ladders inclined - internal 507 Ladders portable inclined - internal 508 Ladders vertical inclined - internal 509 Manholes 510 Scuttles 511 Ships gangway
POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
512 Sideports 513 Stages 514 Working platforms 515 Other
Deck amp Cargo 516-589
Masts Booms amp Rigging 516-531
516 General 517 Blocks 518 Booms - general ampmisc small 519 Heavy lift booms 520 Car carriers 521 Fenders 522 Lanyards 523 Masts and kingposts 524 Nets 525 Rigging - general 526 Slings 527 Spreaders 528 Fishing gear - general 529 Nets 530 Booms masts etc 531 Boom cradle
Winches 535-555
535 Boat winches 536 Cargo winches 537 Fishing winches 538 Hand winches 539 Towing winches 541 Other
middot 542 Anchor vessel anchored 543 Anchor chain-including riding
pawldevils claw 544 Anchor windlass - general 545 Automatic mooring winches 546 General-control-features 547 Capstans - general 548 Mooring winches - general 549 Mooring lines-generalunknown
vessel moored 550 - Natural fiber 551 - Wire rope 552 - Synthetic rope 553 - Towing cable 554 - Misc towing equip 555 - Other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Cranes 556-558
556 Gantry cranes - general 557 Revolving cranes - general 558 Other
Hatch Covers 559-563
559 Hatch beams and boards 560 Pontoons and beams 561 Mechanical hatch covers-general 562 Mechanical hatch covers-electric
hydraulic drive general 563 Mechanical hatch covers electroshy
mechanical drive general (chain etc)
Elevators Conveyors and Dumbwaiters 565 - 571
565 Conveyors - cargo general 566 Dumbwaiters 567 Elevators - cargo - general 568 Elevators - personnel 569 Engineers platform hoist 570 Fork lifts 571 Other
Steering Gear 572-588
572 Bow thruster - general 573 Steering gear - general 574 Cross head and cross head drive 575 Follow-up mechanism (linkages) 576 Hydraulic system 577 Lubric~tion 578 Pumps 579 Rams cylinders 580 Steering stands amp trick wheels 581 Rudder - general 582 Carrier bearing 583 Horn 584 Pintle and gudgeon 585 Stock bearing 586 Stock packing gland 587 Flanking rudder 588 Other
Stabilizers 589
589 Stabilizers - general
Galley and Laundry 590 - 600
590 Galley equipment - generalother 591 Laundry equipment - generalother
POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
592 Dish washers 593 Steam galley equipment - general 594 Garbage disposals amp chutes 595 Miscellaneous mechanical equipment 596 Ovens 597 Pressing and ironing equipment 598 Ranges 599 Refrigerators 600 Washing machines and dryers
Cargo Hold Dehumidifiers 601
601 Cargo hold dehumidification-general (cargo air)
Heating Ventilation amp Air Conditioning 602-612
602 Air conditioning - general 603 Ventilation - general 604 Cowls 605 Dampers 606 Ducts and supports 607 Goosenecks 608 Heaters - electric 609 Steam or hot water 610 Gasolineoil 611 Gas (butane etc) 612 Other
Main Propulsion 613-758
Diesel Engines 613-635
613 Main propulsion di~sel engine 614 Main propulsion diesel governing system 615 Main propulsion diesel reduction 618 Emerg diesel generator engine - general 619 Emerg diesel generator engine - engine
(excluding accessories) governing system
620 Emerg diesel gen eng - instrumentation 621 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral diesel
oil system 622 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral fresh
water cooling system 623 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral lube
oil system
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
624 Emerg diesel gen engine - integral starting mechanism
625 Ships service diesel gen engine shygeneral
626 Ships service diesel gen engineshyengine (excluding accessories) governing system
627 Ships service diesel generator 628 Ships service diesel generator
engine - integral diesel oil system 629 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral fresh water cooling system 630 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral lube oil system 631 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral starting mechanism 632 Lifeboat diesel engines 633 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(inboard) 634 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(outboard) 635 Otherdiesel cargo pumps on Tank barge 636 Main propulsion turbines - general
(highlow pressure) 637 Governing system 638 Integral gland seal regulating 639 Integral lubrication system 640 Jacking gear 641 Maneuvering valves 642 Main propulsion gears - (reduction
gears) 643 Integral lubrication system 644 Other
Shafting and Bearings 645 - 652
645 Bearings - general 646 Shafting - general 647 Line 648 Tail 649 Bearing - thrust 650 Stern tube assembly - oil lubrication 651 Stave typestuffing box 652 Other
Propellers 653 - 657
653 Propellers - solid 654 Built-up 655 Controllable pitch propellers-general 656 Control mechanism 657 Othernot specified
Turbines 658 - 665
658 Emergency generator gas turbines 659 Main propulsion gas turbines
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
660 Ships service generator gas 665 Other
Vacuum Equipment 666-671
666 Auxiliary air ejectors amp condens~s 667 Auxiliary condensers 668 Exhaust condenser 669 Main air ejectors amp condensers 670 Main condenser 671 Other
Pumps (for both deck and engine room) 672 - 677
672 Centrifugal pumps - general 673 Hand pumps 674 Hydraulic motors - general 675 Hydraulic pumps - general 676 Reciprocating pumps - general 677 Rotary pumps - general
Piping Fittings amp Valves (for both deck and engine room) 681-695
681 Flexible Tubing 682 Gauge Lines 683 Hose (other than fire) 684 Pipe fittings 685 Piping 686 Sea chests amp overboard discharge
connections 687 Sea strainers (in piping) 688 Sea valves 689 System fittings (strainers filters
traps etc) drains 690 Tubing 691 Valves - general 692 Regulating 693 Relief 694 Check balance 695 Other
Compressors 696 - 698
696 Air compressors - general 697 Refrigeration compressors - general 698 Other
Auxiliary S~stem Turbines amp Geara 99 - 707
699 Pump turbines - general 700 Governing system 701 Integral lubrication system
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POSITION(S) ~1-~3 and ~~-~6
702 Ships service generator turbines shygeneral
703 Ships se~ice generator turbines shygoverning system
70~ Ships service generator turbines shyintegral gland seal regulating system
705 Ships service generator turbines shyintegral lub~icating system
706 Ships service generator turbines shyreduction gear assembly
707 Other
Boilers 708 - 730
708 Air heaters 709 Boiler casings 710 Boiler drums and internals 711 Boiler tubes 712 Boiler valves
bull 713 Boiler water level indicators 714 Boiler water testing 715 Brickwork and refractoryfirebox 716 Burner flame scanning system 717 Burner ignition system 718 Combustion control 719 Desuperheaters 720 Draft gauges 721 Fuel oil burners ampair register 722 Feed water regulators 723 Economizer 724 Safety valves 725 Smoke indicators 726 Soot blowers 727 Superheaters 728 Superheater temperature regulators 729 Uptakes and inner stack 730 See 74~
Blowers and Fans 732 - 734
732 Forced draft blowers - generalor turbo air intake on diesel
733 Ventilation fans - general 734 Other
Unfired Pressure Vessels and Non-built-tanks 735 - 741
735 Air receivers 736 Drain tanks 737 Expansion tanks 738 Gravity tanks 739 Hydraulic accumulators 740 Mixing tanks middot 741 Other
POSITION(S) ~1-~3 and 44-46
Coolers Condensers 7~2 - 753
742 Coolers - general 743 Diesel oil purifier heater 744 Feed water heater ampvent condenser - gen 745 Lubrication oil purifier heater 746 Main propulsion lubrication oil coolers 747 Reefer compartment air coolers 748 Reefer compartment pipe coils 749 Reefer condensers 750 Reefer liquid suction heat exchangers 751 Reefer secondary refrig coolers 752 Cargo and fuel oil heating coils 753 Other
Purifiers 754
754 Purifiers
Evaporators 755 - 758
755 Contaminated steam generators 756 High pressure evaporators 757 Low pressure evaporators 758 Other
Electrical 759 - 780
759 Main motor 760 Main motor air cooler 761 Main generator 762 Main generator air cooler
Electric Generators 763 - 765
763 Emergency generator - general 764 Ships service generators - general 765 Other
Electric Power Distribution 766 - 776
766 Batteries 767 Battery chargers 768 Distribution panels (other than
switchboard panels) 769 Emergency generator switchboard 770 Lighting panels 771 Power panels 772 Ships service generator switchboard 773 Test panel 774 Transformers 775 Wiring 776 Other
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P6SITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Motors and Controllers 777 - 780
777 Electric motors (non-deck machinery) 778 Electric mgtors (deck machinery) 779 Electric motor controllers (non-deck
machinery) 780 Electric motor controllers (deck
machinery)
Interior Communications 781 - 794
781 Telephone system 782 Call bell system 783 Cargo oil temperature recording system 784 Engine_order telegraph 785 Engineers signal and alarm system 786 General alarm system 787 Individual system alarm systems
(excluding specific equipment alarms) 788 Propeller shaft revolution
indicator system 789 Refrigeration temp-erature
recording system 790 Rudder angle indicator system 791 Salinity indicator system - feed
condensate 792 Sound powered telephone system 793 Wheelhouse alarm system 794 Other
Exterior Communications 795 - 801
795 Auto alarm 796 Lifeboat portable radio equipment 191 Radio telegraph equipment 798 Radio telegraph equipment 799 Radio teletype Equipment 800 Bridgebridge radio 801 Otherharbor advisory radar
Navigation Equipment 802 - 816
802 Course recorder 803 DECCA navigator 804 Echo depth sounder 805 Electric steering - gyro pilot system 806 Fog gong 807 Gyro compass system 808 Loran 809 Magnetic compass 810 Radar - general 811 Radar - collision avoidance 812 Radio direction finder 813 Ships bell 814 Signal lights 815 Whistle siren 816 Other (charts failed to use etc)
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Lighting 817 - 821
817 Lighting - crew areas (includes wiring) 818 Lighting - navigation 819 Portable lighting 820 Searchlights 821 Othercargo holds
Miscellaneous Workshop Equipment 822 - 838
822 Burning equipment 823 Drill presses 824 Engine test stand 825 Grinders 826 Hand tools
middot 827 Hydraulic jacks 828 Lathes 829 Lifting gear - including chain
fall and come-along 830 Milling machines 831 Paint spraying outfit 832 Power drive portable tools 833 Saw - motor driven 834 Shapers 835 Welding equipment 836 Work bench 837 Vises 838 Other
Instruments (not covered in other main components) 839 - 845
839 Clinometers 840 Main gauge board 841 Portable instruments 842 System indicating instruments 843 System recording instruments 844 Test instrumentation 845 Other
Automation (not covered in other main components) 846 - 852
846 Bell recorders 847 Bridge console 848 Condition recorders temperature
pressure etc 849 Engineroom console 850 Information recorders 851 Throttle control equipment middot852 Other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors -The following codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Firefighting 853 - 864
853 Fixed systems - fire mains and hose 854 C02 855 Steam 856 Sprinkler 857 Other 858 Semi-portable - 002 859 Portable - C02 860 Other 861 Fire detecting systems and alarms 862 Emergency equipment - (breathing apparatus ax etc) 864 Other
Lifesaving 865 - 874
865 Life preserver - approved 866 Life preserver - disapproved 867 Buoyant cushion life ring 868 Lifeboat 869 Equipment 870 Davits (launching apparatus) 871 Life raft - inflatable 872 Launching apparatus 873 Other (bouyant apparatus and life floats) 874 Life saving equipment not otherwise classifie~
Miscellaneous 875 - 878
875 Main propulsion reciprocating 876 Main bearings 877 Pistons rod etc 878 Jacking gear
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POSITION(S) 41-43
POSITION(S) 44-46
The following codes
Disclaimers
Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
Additional Contributing Factors
were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
These additional codes were found to exist in this data~ile however they have been determined to be unreliable
019 020 026 027
028 029 030 034 035
036 037 038 039 051 052 053 059 060 061 062
072 073 074 075 076 077
078 081 082 083 084 085 086 087 088 091 101
102 103 104
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Masts booms cargo gear (including winches) Struts stern tube rudder shoe lookout Congested areas - docks piers - restricted maneuvering Buoys - aide to navigation Excessive speed Channels - restricted maneuvering Pathometer sounding machine lead line Engine order telegraph bell pulls pilot house engine controls Navigation lights (improper use) Whistle bell horn signals (improper use) Navigation equipment - not otherwise classified Weather generally Fixed firefighting systems Portable firefighting equipment Fire detecting systems alarms Replenishment at sea Radiotelephone failed to useimproper use Radio telegraph telephone auto alarm etc Visual signals including searchlights blinker flags Improper loading or stowage Insufficient ventilation Ground tackle including anchor windlass Towing equipment including towing engine Cargo Miscellaneous deck department equipment - not otherwise classified Sunken wreck Gasoline engine and accessories (except outboards) Outboard motors and accessories Diesel engine and accessories Steam reciprocating engines Steam turbine and turbo-electric Shafts and reduction gears Propeller Main propulsion machinery - not otherwise classified Atomic reactor Furnaces including tubes castings superheaters economizers etc Fuel oil system boiler fuel oil system only Peedwater systems including condensers and evaporators Steam systems main and auxiliary
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The following- codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Disclaimer a These additional codes were found to exist in this databulltile however they have been determined to be unreliable
105 107 114 115 116 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 131 132
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Boiler parts and accessories - not otherwise classified Fuel oil system diesel Diesel engines except main propulsion Miscellaneous machinery - not otherwise classified Failure of equipment due to improper or lack or maintenance Miscellaneous piping systems Generators (except main propulsion) Wiring Lights Controls switches circuit breakers fuses etc Motors (except main propulsion) Electrical equipment - not otherwise classified Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance Stoves ranges and associated equipment Galley and stewards departments parts and equipment -not otherwise classified
133 140
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Butane galleyheating stove Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
For natural death 45 - 450
indicate age or deceased in positions 44 - 46 left justify eg age
POSITION(S) 47 Part or Body Injured
0 1 2 3
- Eye - Beck - Head - Neck and shoulder
4 - Chest 5 - Abdomen groin andor hip 6 - Extremities 7 - Illness 8 - Drowning 9 - Unspecified and miscellaneous
POSITION(S) 48 Type of Injury to Body
0 - Burn 1 - Fracture 2 - Spraindislocationconcussion 3 Contusionabrasion 4 Amputation 5 - Crushing 6 - Heart 7 - Disease (other) 8 - Puncturecut 9 - Not otherwise classified
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The followiiig codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Disclaimerbull These additional codes were found to exist in this damptabulltileJ however they have been determined to be unreliable
105 - Boiler parts and accessories - not otherwise classified 107 - Fuel oil system diesel 114 - Diesel engines except main propulsion 115 - Miscellaneous machinery - not otherwise classified 116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance 120 - Miscellaneous piping systems 121 - Generators (except main propulsion) 122 - Wiring 123 - Lights124 - Controls switches cirouit breakers fuses etc 125 - Motors (except main propulsion) 126 - Electrical equipment - not otherwise classified 127 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance 131 - Stoves ranges and assooiated equipment 132- Galler and stewards departments parts and-equipmentshy
not otherwise classified 133 - Butane galleJheating stove 140 - Person in chargeresponsible persona intoxicated
POSIION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
For natural death indicate age of deceased in positions 44 - 46 lett justify eg age 45 - 450
POSITION(S) 47 Part ot Bodz Injured
0- IJe 1 - Bampok 2 -middotHead 3 - Reck and shoulder 4 - atest 5 - Abdomen sroin andor hip 6 - lrtremities 7 - IllDess 8 - DrovrrlDc 9 - Unspecified and miscellaneous
POSIIOR(S) 48 1zp ot Injurz to locb
0 -Burn 1 Prampoture 2 - Spraindislocationconcussion 3 - Contusionabrasion 4 - Amputation 5 - Crushiq6 - Heart 7 - Disease (other) 8 - Punctureout9 - Not otherwise classified
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Nature opound Vessel Casualty
Ipound case concerns a vessel casualty death or injury (ie if position 25 = 1 or ipound PQPition 25 =2) then poundill in the same code_as was established in positions 32-33 - Vessel Casualty Data bull
_ - V 11- I v ~ L
For many non-vessel casualty death or injury cases (ie if position 25 ~ 3 or ipound position 25 = 4) these positions were left blankJ however ipound these positions contain data then positions 49 and 50 were completed as followsamp
POSITION(S) 49 Gross Tonnage
Round opoundpound tonnage to nearest ton
0 - Not over 9 1- Over~9 to 50 2 - Over 50 to 100 3 - Over 100 to 300 II - Over 300 to 1000 5 - OveP 1000 to 10000 (seagoing) 6- Over 1000 to-10000 (not seagoing) 7 - Over 10000 (seagoing) 8 - Over 10000 (not seagoing)
POSITION(S) 50 Length in feet
Round ofpound length to nearest foot
0 - 15 teet or under 1 - 16 to 26 2 - 27 to 110 3 - Ill to 65 11- 66to 100 5 - 101 to 200 6 - 201 to 300 7 - 301 to 800 8 - 801 feet and above
The seagoing vessels are those appearing in the Merchant Ship Register of MSTS
POSITION(S) 51 - 80a Filler (unused)
POSITION(S) _ 81- 82a Cafendar Year
POSITION(S) amp3 - 81 Fisoal Year
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1 VESSEL NAMEDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATON US COAST GUARD CODE SHEET- MARINE CASUALTY STATISTICS
CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
lNSTRUCTIONS
l Vessel casualty with no personal injuries or death Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers code all items in Sections 1 and 2 of code sheet
2 Personal injury or death not involving a vessel casualty Obtain data from CG-924E and related papers code all items in Sections 1 and 3 of code sheet
SECTION Imiddot DATA
2 CASE NO I 1-~)
11 SEQUENCE
NUMBER
17 CASUALTY A B
NATURE PRIME CAUSE132bull33) 134-35)
3 VESSEL NO 4 CG INshy16-11) INSPECTshy
ED 112)
[_] 1- YES
[_] 2bull NO
12 GROSS TONNAGE 1261
Dtmiddoto-15 02middot 16-100 []3middot I 01middot300
D- ao1middotsoo [_js- 501-t ooo
PARTICULARS c D
AREA ADD CAUSAL CONT
CONN FACT 136bull38) 13 9-411
22 SEA CONDITIONS 148)
SEE SWELL IN FEET)
01middot CALM 05middot 41 AND UP
Dmiddot 5middot15 (SLIGHT) [Js- ICE
03middot 16middot20 MODERATE)
Dmiddot 21bull40 ROUGH) 01middot) UNKNOWN
28 TYPE OF 29 NAME OF INJURY VICTIM
1 DeathMiss I st Initial 26921924E 2nd Initial or X
2middot-lnjury (924E 2692) I st Three Letters
3middot DeathMiss of Last Name
924E Only bull 4- Injury 924E Only
125) 126) 1271 128-301
A
B
c
D
5 TYPE OF 6 bullbull PROPULSION VESSEL
11314) 01-STEAM
[]2- MOTOR(Diesel)
[_J3middotGASOLINE
Dmiddot I 001middot5000 07- 5001bull10000 De- 1 ooolmiddottsooo
[_]g- ISOOI AND UP
01middot) UNKNOWN
18 WEATHER 1421
Ot- CLEAR
[]2- PARTLY CLOY
03- OVERCAST
04- FOG
23 SERshyVICE OF VESSEL 14 9bull50)
30 PAPERS OF 31 INJURED PERS
[_j4- SAIL
11 LENGTH
01- 0middot6~ 0middot amp6-100 03- 1 Otmiddot2oo
04- 2 ot -a oo
Os- aoimiddot400
A CREW 151-~2)
STATUS
Imiddot Passenger Imiddot Licensed 2- LongshHW 2middot Documented 3- Tankerman 3- None 4- Other 4middot Other (Include 5- Artificial or
Foreign Seameri) fix struct worker
6- Deck crew 7- Engine crew B- Steward Dept
(31) 132)
II 5)
3 Vessel casualty and personal injury or death
Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers and enter codes in Sections 1 and 2 For each related CG-924E enter codes in Section 3 of same code sheet~ if there or more persons involved enter data from first CG-924E in Col A of Section 3 from second in Col B etc H more than 4 persons involved use a second code
entering data in Sections 1 and 3
REQUIRED ON ALL CASES
Cl~- ~~~s~~Eo I 16) CJe- oTHER
[]7middot NUCLEAR
Qibull) UNKNOWN
De- sNow Q2middot VERY POOR
Q7middot OTHER Dbull- POOR 1112middot1)
OImiddot)UNK ([]4-FAIR 11middot2)
24 KILLED OR MISSING
B c PASS LONG 153-54) SHR
155middot56)
7 PERSON IN CHARGE
SECTION 2 middotVESSEL CASUALTY DATA
liN FEET) 127) 14 HULL MATERIAL 128)
Cle- 40t-5oo L]1middot STEEL
07middot 501-600 []2middot WOOD []a- 60Imiddot7oo Q3- CEMENT
CJ9- 701 AND UP []4bull PLASTIC
Dt-1 UNKNOWN CJ5- ALUMINUM
19 VISIBILITY liN Ml LES) 143)
CJ5middot RAIN [Jt- HAZARDOUS llltl-1141
1114middot1121
o A B OTHER CREW PASS
(57-58) 59middot60) Iamp I -62)
SECTION 3 middotPERSONAL INJURYDEATH
32 ACTIVITY 33STATUS 34RESULT OF OF SUPVR ACCIDENT
8 DATE OF CASUALTY MO MIO MO OF CODE IN VEST
CAS COMP~
117-18) I119middot20) I 1211
Q6middot OTHER INCLUDES FERROmiddot CEMENT
Dt-) UNKNOWN
20 WIND (IN KNOTS) (44)
Ot- CALM [Js- 17middot27 CJ9middot65 AND OVER
CJ2middot1middot3 KT [Je- 28middot40
Os- Goootc AND UPI 0-4middot10 []7middot 41middot55) Dtmiddotl UNKNOWN
Otmiddot) UNKNOWN 1[]4- 11-16 obull- 56-651
25 INJURED AND INCAPACITATED 26 ESTIMATED LOSSES
Imiddot Off Duty 1- GL (Dock) 2- Deck Dep Dty Imiddot License 2- GL (Underway)1- Death
2- Injury A3- Eng Dep Dty 2- Document 3- W Riv (dock) 4- Stew Dep Dty 3- Unlic (Perm) 4- w (Underway)
3- In) ury Nature5- Handle Cargo Undoc 5- lnld (dockanch)(Temp) Of6- F1shing 4- Longsh 6- In ld (Underway)
7- Drills Har Wkr 4- Injury Casualty7- Ocean ( )(Disability5- Other8- Passenger 8- For (dockandl) 9- Other 6- None unknown) 9- Other
5- Missingo- Unknown
133) 134) 135) 136) 137bull38)
~ AGt OF VESsEL 12 9)
01-0-5 CJ6middot31-40 02- 6bull10 C 17middot 41-s o [J3- ltmiddotts Demiddot stAND UP
0middot16middot20 []1-) UNKNOWN
Os- 2t-3o
c D A LONG OTHER VESSEL SHR (65-66) (67middot70)
(63bull64)
35 VESS IOC
36
9 TME OF DAY 12 3)
OF YEAR
[_]1bull DAYCAS
[]2- NIGHT
[]3- TWILIGHT
I [_)Ibull) UNKNOWN
122)
B c CARGO PROP (71-74) 175middot7 8)
1 0
are 2 data sheet
TYPE OF 10 REPORT
124)
LJmiddotMAR Bd
[_]2bullNARR
Clo-L TR TRANS
16BODYOF WATER
13 0middot311
21 SPECIFIC LOCATION
OF CASUALTY 145bull471
27 VESSEL TOTAL LOSS
A AMOUNT 1711) B SPEC
Ot- TOTAL CODE LOSS
Umiddot NOT TOTAL 1801
LOSS
PERSONAL CASUALTY PARTICULARS
B c D E F
Prime Area of Add Part Nature Cause Causal Area Of Of
Conn Causal Body vessel Conn Injured Cas
139middot40) 141-43) lo14-46) 147-48) 1411-50)
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I Marine Safety Information U S Coaat Guard (G-HA16) 2100 Second Street SV Vaahington D C 20593 (202) 426-9561
08 February 198~
CODING INSTRUCTIONS POR
THE AUTOMATED FILE OP COMMERCIAL VESSEL CASUALIES
AS REPORTED TO THE U S COAST GUARD DURING PISCAL YEARS 1963 THROUGH 1980
The ollowiJllaquo coding instructions are applicable to Veaael caaualties that reaulta in any or the following
(a) actual phyaical damage to property in excess of Sl500J (b) material ~e affecting the seaworthiness or ett1c1ency or a
vessel (c) atranding or grounding (iii th or vi thou t dampmage) s (d) loss ot lites (e) injury causing any person to remain incapacitated tor a period
in excess or 72 boura except injury to harbor vorkera not resulting in death and not resulting trom veaael aaualty or vessel equipment casualty
The input data was obtained poundrom form CG-2692 and related reports coded in accordance with these instructionamp and those found on Code Sheet -Marine Caaualty Statistics form CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
The following abbreviations are used 1n these instructionar
PY ---- Fiscal Year NOC --- Not otherwise olaaaitied POS --- Poa1tion P F - Personnel fault
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Gulf Inland Rivera and Vater~ye
POSITION(S) 30-31
AA - Alabama River - source to Mobile River A - Algiera Canal - rom MP 88 LKR to MP 6 8 JHL AC - Atchatalampya River - mouth to MP 116 WRL AD - Apamp1aohichola River - approximately HP 350 EHL AE - Barataria lay Vaterway (includes Bayou Bampratampria) shyAP - Bayou Teche - HP 115 Atchatalaya River AC - Bayou Laourche - HP 35 wHL AH- Bayou Terrebonne- MP 576 WRL AJ - Bayou Boeu - HP 872 rHL to HP 955 WRL AX - Berwick lay - MP 95 5 WRL At - Calcaaieu River - HP 2412 VHL AM - Black Warrior River - source to Tombigbee River AN - Chattahoochee River - ao~ce to Apalachichola River AO - Greene Bayous - source to HSC A1 - Harvey Canal - HP 0 GIW to HP 5 GIW AQ - Houma Navigation Canal - MP 59 JHL
HP 59 WL
AR - Houston Ship Channel (HSC) - northwest ot Galveston Bay
Gulf Intracoaatal taterwar CGIW)
AS - Eest - east of Harvey Locka (EHL) AT - Vest - west ot Harvey Locka (VHL) AU - Inner Harbor Navigation Canal - MP 925 LKR to Lake Pontchartrain AV- Landside Route- HP 872 VHL to HP 367 Morgan City- Port Allen Route AW - Mermentau River -- MP 2018 WHL AX - Mississippi River - (Lower) - rom ahead of the passes (HP) to MP 1064 AY - Mississippi River Gulf Outlet - HP 14 EHL A2 - Mobile River - source to Mobile Bay BA - Morgan City - Port Allen Route - HP 955 WRL BB - Neches River - HP 277 WHL BC - Pase a Loutre - AHP to Gulf ot Mexico BD - Plaquemine - Morgan City alternate route - same as Horgan City shy
BE - Sabine River - MP BP - San Jacinto River BG - South Paaa - AHP BH - Southwest Paas shyBJ - Tombigbee River shyBK - Vermillion River
Port Allen Route 266 JHL to Mlgt 288 VHL - source to HSC
to Gult ot Mexico AHP to Gulf of Mexioo ao~ce to Mobile River
- MP 1591 VHL
POSITION(S) 32-33 Mature of Casualty
01 - Colliaion with vessel meeting situation 02 - Collision with vessel oroaaing situation 03 - Collision with vessel overtaking situation 04 - Collision with veeael anchored or moored (use only it not
dockingundocking) 05 - Collision with veaeel while docking or undocking 06 - Collision with veaeel in tog (takae precedence over 01 02 amp03)
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POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature of Casualty (continued)
01 - Collision with veaael not otherviae claasitied (including minor bumps betveem tug and veaael)
08 - Collision with floating or submerged objects (other than ground)
09 - Collision with fixed objects piera bridges locka ampdam bull Por fiscal rears 1969 - 1973 uee Special Indicator field position 2ll tor fiacal Jeampra 1974 - 1980 uae Special Indicator field poaition 80) middot ~
10 - Collision with ice or ice tielda 11 - Collieion vith aida to nampvigation fixed or floating 12 - Collision other than vith veaael not otherwiae clasaitied
Offshore Rigamiddot- Seaplanes) 13 - Explosion andor tire involving liquid bulk cargo
(includes vapors) 14 - Explosion andor fire involving general cargo 15 - Explosion andor tire involving vessels fuel
(includes vapors) 16 - Pire vessel structure 17 - Pire vessel equipment (only when damage to vessel
structure is incidental minor or abaent) including crank caae eplosiona - beginning fiscal year 1971
18 - Explosion boiler (whether or not tire results) 19 - Explosion pressure vessels and compressed gas
cylinders 20 - Ezploaion andor fire - not otherwise claaaitied 21 - Groundingamp with dampmace 22 - Groundings no damage (cannot have monetary damampampbull to
veaael liated) 23 - Pounderizlga 24 - Capaiting with or without einking 25 - Ploodin~h swamping without ainking 26 - Heavy wampampther damage and weampther generally (beginning
fiscal 7eampt 1969 rerelr used uaed tor Prisury Cauae ot caaualty)
27 - Cargo damage no damage to veaael 28 - Material failure veaael structure 29 - Material failure machinery and aasociated engineering
equipment 30 - Material failure equipment (other) including cargo
geer propeller ahatt 31 - Caaualty not otherwise claaaified undete111lined or
insutt1cient information - earthquake Beginning fiscal rear 1969 - enemy actionr veaael dieabled due to fouled propeller
32 - Eamprge breampkawar
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Marine Samptety Information u S Coast Guard (G-KA16) 2100 Second Street SV Washington D C 20593 (202) 1426-9561
08 February 19814
CODING INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE AUTOMATED FILE OF COMMERCIAL VESSEL CASUALIES
AS REPORID TO THE 1 S COAST GUARD DURING FISCAL YEARS 1963 THROUGH 1980
The following coding instructions are applicable to -veaael casualties that results in any ot the following
(a) actual phyaical ~e to property in excess of Sl500J (b) material damage affecting the sea~orthinesa or efficiency of a
vessel (c) stranding or grounding (vith or nthout damage)r (d) loss ot lifer (e) injury causing any person to remain incapacitated for a period
in exceaa of 72 hours except injury to harbor vorkera not resulting 1n death and not resulting trom vessel oaaualty or vessel equ~pment caaualty
The input data was obtained from form CG-2692 and related reports coded in accordance with theae instructions and those found on Code Sheet - Marine Caaualty Statistics form CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
The following abbreviations are used in these inatruotionar
PY ---- Fiscal Year NOC --- Not otherviae olaaaitied POS --- Position P P - Personnel fault
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POSITON(S) l-5 Case Serial Humbert assigned consecutively ~ere
POSITION(S) 6-ll
POSITION(S) 12
two or more vessels are involved such as 1n a collision the same eaae serial number is given to all involved veasel records
Commencing July 1 1962 the first oaee number was 30001 and continued upwards but not to exceed 35000 This eeae numbering scheme is uaed to deterentiate vessel casualty recorda from peraonal inJury andor death records not involving a veaael casualty Tbis methodology in asaigning oase aerial numbers is applieable tor all fiscal yeamprBJ ho~ever due to an inordinant caae load 1n fiscal year 1980 oase serial numbers do exceed 05000 The first champracter of the ease aerial number indica tea pound1ecal year Character positiona tvo (2) through poundiva (5) are uaigned in-house Although the caae aerial number does not specify any particular decade character poaitiona83-84 (fiscal year) vill clarity t~ia ambiguity
0poundpound1cial Numbar
Documented Veaaela ot US -- Use ottioial number State numbered veeaela -- Use state number Namedunnumbered vessels middot- Use nama Naval vessels Usa t7pe or designation foreign veaaele -- Uaa country opound registry
Ooaat Guard Inspected
1 Yea 2 No 3 UnknoVn (FYa 63 - 70)
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POSITION(S) 13-14 Type ot Vessel
01 - Artificial Island or fixed atrueture including mobile drill rigs
02 - Preight ships inspected U S vessels only03 - Freight bargea (aee also code 28 below) 04 - Commercial vessels that carry freight and oftshy
shore supply vessels 05 - Construction and wrecking vessels including
vessels such as drill tenders pile drivers derrick barges drill ships and barges
06 - Dredges aelt-propelled 07 - Dredges non-eel-propelled 08 - Piahing veaaela (excluding aport fishing
charter fishing veasela5 09 - Tua and towboats - alao unmanned bow thruster unit 10 - Passenger vessels (other than terries) over 65
feet and 100 or more GT ll - Passenger veseels (other than terries) over 65
teet and leas than 100 GT middot 12 - Passenger vessels (other than terries) not more
than 65 teet 13 - Parries over 65 teet and 100 or more GT
carrying passengers or paasengera and vehicles 14 - Perries over 6S teet and lees than 100 GT
carrying passengers or passengers and vehicles 15 - Parries not more than 65 teet carrylng
passengers or passengers and vehicles 16 - Passenger barges (including ferry barges) 17 - Tampnkshipa 18 - Tank barges (flammable and combustible
oazgoee) (see also code 29 below) 19 - Public vessels (passenger) 20 - Public vessels (cargo) excluding GAA vesaela 21 - Public vessels (tanker)J excluding USNS tankers 22 - Public vessels (other)
Public vessels are veaaela of the United States states or municipalities used for public purposes and exempt from the provisions of Title 52 Includes auoh vessels aa Navy Air Poroe Army Coast Guard and Geodetic Survey Corps of Engineers MSTS and USNS
23 - All other US vessels and crafts such aa pleasure research cableshipa seismographic or those not otherwise classified above
24 - Poreign las vessels (passenger) 2S - Poreign flag veaaela (freight) 26 - Poreign lag vessels (tanker) 27 - Poreign flag vessels (other) 28 - height barges (dangerous and hazardous cargoes) 29 - Tank barges (dangerous and bampzamprdous cargoes)
including barges inspected under subchapter I and 0 30 - Hover craft
Hotea see positions 49-50 to describe specific type vessel (PYs 69- 80)
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POSITION(S) 15 Propulsion
1 - Steam 2 - Motor (diesel) 3 - Gasoline 4 - Sail 5 - Non-salt-propelled 6 - Other including gas turbine 7 - Nuclear (-) Unknovn
POSITION(S) 16 Person in Charse ot Vessel Haneuvera
1 - Licensed master 2 - Licensed pilot (federal) serving under authority
ot federal license 3 - Liceneea pilot (state) serving under authority ot
state license 4 - Licensed mate 5 - Licensed operator (towboats amall paasenger) 6 - Documented or certificated personnel7 - U S Commissioned opoundpoundioer (Navy Coast Guard etc) 8 - Unlicensed and undocumented 9 - Poreign pilot or master or other roreign
personnel 0 - Unmanned (-) Unlcnovn
Pa~lure When Pault on Part opound ineroom PYa 72 - 0
A - Licensed chiet engineer B - Licensed engineer C - Documented engineer excluding entry rating D - Documented persona other entry ratings other E - Unlicensedundocumented engineer P - Foreign engineer G - Unmanned engineroombull H - Other
bull This code takes precedence over cases where person enters ed engineroom vhile attempting to oorrect caaualty in progress
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POSITION(S) 17-18 Month of Casualtz (FYa 63 - 80) EmmplEu show January as 01
POSITION(S) 19-20 Daz of Casualty (FYa 63 - 73) Emmple r show 5th as OS end 22 as 22
POSITIOK(S) 19-20 Marine Inspection Unit Inveetisating Caaualtz (PYs 74 - 80)
AA Albany BG Oaweao AB Anchorage or Valdez BH Paducah AC Baltimore BJ Port Arthur AD Boston BK Philadelph ia AE Buffalo BL Pittaburgh AF Charleston BM Portland Hampine AG AH
Chicago Cincinnati
BN BP
Portland Oregon Providence
AJ Cleveland BQ Portsmouth or Norfolk AK AL
Corpus Christi Detroit
BR BT
Savarmah San Diego
AM AN
Dubuquea FYa 77-80 St Paul Duluth
SU BV
Seattle San Pranciaco
AP Galveston 1N St Ignace AQ Guam BX San Juan AR Honolulu Y St Louie AT Houston B2 Tampamp AU AV
Huntington Jacksonville
CC CD
Toledo Wilmington NC
AW Juneau CE London AX AY AZ BB
toe Angeles Louisville Memphis t1iami
CF CG CH CJ
Breaaen Sinppore Saigon Mampnila
SC Mobile CK Yokohama BD Nashville CL Rotterdam BE New Orleans SF New York
POSITION(S) 21-22 Year of Campaualtt (FYs 63 - 68)liampler Show 1965 aa 65
POSITION(S) 21 Special Indicator (PYs 69 - 73)
0 - No eignifioan t deta 1 - Light oil pollution 2 - Moderate oil pollution3 - Heavy oil pollution 4 - tlninapected mobile oil drill 5 - Gas chemist or gas free certificate 6 - Photographs (efteotive 5-17-68) 7 - Radiotelephone mentioned in tbe report 8 - Bridges involved 9 - Locka or dame involved - - Hurricane - Sealanee
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POSITION(S) 21 Month Investigation Completed (PYa 74 - 80)
l - Jan 2 - Feb 3 - Har 4 - Apr 5 - Hampy 6 - Jun 7 - Jul 8 -Aug 9 - Sep 0 -Oct A - Nov B Dee I - Invee tigation not completed at time ot coding
POSITION (S) 22 Remains the same (PYa 69 - 80) Exampler Show 1969 as 9
POSITION(S) 23 Time ot Daz 1 - Day 2 - Night 3 - lwil ight (-) Unknown
POSITON(S) 24 Type ot Investigative Report
1 - Marine Board 2 bull Narrative 3 - Letter ot Transmittal
POSITON(S) 25r Piller (unused) (PYa 63 - 69)
POSITION(S) 25 Veaatl Fault Code (PYe 70 - 80)
For primary veaael code - 1 For aecondary veaael code - B For all other vessel eodes - C through Z
I more than twenty-aix (26) vessels are involved the alphabet is repeated beg~ vith the letter B
POSITION($) 26 Groea Tormage
1 - Not over 15 2 - Over 15 to 100 3 - Over 100 to 300 4 - Over 300 to 500 5 - Over 500 to 1000 6 - Over 1000 to 5000 7 - Over 5000 to 10000 8 - Over 10000 to 15000 9 - Over 15000 (-) Unknovn
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POSTION(S) 27 Length in Feet
1 - 65 teet or under 2 - Over 65 to leas thampn 100 3 - 100 to lese than 200 4 - 200 to leas than 300 5 - 300 to lese than 400 6 - 400 to lees than sao 7 - 500 to leas than 600 8 - 600 to less than 700 9 - 700 and over (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 28 Hull Materiampl
1 - Steel 2 - Wood 3 - Cement 4 - Plastic including fiberglaae 5 - Aluminum 6 - Other including ferro-cement (-) Unknom
POSITION(S) 29 Ajse of Vessel
1 - Lees than 5 years 2 - 5 to leas than 10 3 - 10 to less than 15 4 - 15 to less than 20 5 - 20 to less than 30 6 - 30 to lees than 40 7 - 40 to lese than 50 8 - SO and over (-) Unknown
ampbull of Vessel ipound Rebuilt (PY 70 Only)
A - Lees than 5 years I - 5 to lees than 10 C - 10 to less than 15 D - 15 to leas than 20 E - 20 to less than 30
Age ot vessel oaloulated rom year built to year coded
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POSITION(S) 30-31 Body of Water Where Casualty Occurred
Ol - Inland Atlantic - all waters covered by Inland Rules of the Road on the Atlantic Coast ot the United States its territories and poeeeesiona
02 - Inland Gulf - all waters covered by Inland Rules ot the Road on the Gulf ot the United States
03 - Inland Pacitic - all vaters covered by Inland Rules ot the Road on the Pacitic Coaat opound the United States
04 - Western Rivera - all vatera covered by the Western River Rules (Beginning fiscal year 1976 thia code wu deleted See belov for revised Western River codes)
05 - Grampampt Lakes - all waters covered by the Great Lakes Rulea (See page 34)
06 - Ocean Atlantic and all seas bordering thereon - except Caribbean Sea
07 - Ocean Pacific and all seas bordering thereon - except Indian Ocean
08 - Ocean Indian and all seas bordering thereon including the Arabian and Red Seu
09 - Ocean Mediterranean
10 - Ocean Arctic
ll - Ocean Caribbean
12 - Ocean Gult ot Mexico
13 - Othe2 foreign waters
Inland Gulf and Gult Intraooaatal Watervay (GWV)
Piacal years 1969 - 1975 - to code a eaaualty on the inland Gulf and GIVW place code 02 in poai tiona 30-31 To code the apecif1o location of the oaaualty rater to page 40 Locate the area that the oasualty occurred on and place that letter 1n position 45 Next place the mile poet reading ia poetiona 46-47
Piacal years 1976 - 1980 - to code a oaaualty on the inland Gulf aDd GIVW use those codes listed on page 11 for positions 30-31 To code the specific looation or the casualty looate the area that the oaaualty occurred on and place the mile post reading 1n positions bullS-47
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Western Rivers
Piseal years 1969 - 1975 - to oode a casualty on the Western Rivera place code 64 in positions 30-31 To code the specific location of the casualt7 refer to page bullo toeate the river that the casualty oooured on and place that letter 1n position 45 Nert place the mile post reading 1n poeitiona 46-47
Pisoal years 1976 - 1980 - to oode a oaaualty on the Western Rivers refer to the next p~ge Locate the river that the casualty occurred on and place those letters in positions 30-31 Next place the mile post reading in positions 45-47
POS 30-31 POS 45-47 Examplebull MP 850 Ohio River -wshy BSO
HP 20 Green River YH 020 HP 1 Iowa River m 007
The procedure for the coding or caaual ties on the Gulf Inland Rivera and Waterways is the same as for Western Rivers The diViding line between the Western Rivers and the Gulf Inland Rivers and Vatervaya is the Huer P Long Bridge looated at MP 1064 Lower Missiaaippi River The divicling line between the Ves tern Rivera ancl the Great Iekee is the Thomas J 0 Brien Look on the Calumet River and the Aahlancl Avenue Bridge on the Chicago River
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Jeatern Rivera
POSITION(S) 30-31
ll~ - Allepen1 River - toru Ohio River at Pittsburgh JB - Atchatalara River - north ot Kor~ City - Port Allen Route
to KP 304 Lover Hieeiaaippi River viamp Old River VC - Arkaaaaa River - HP 582 Lover Miaaiaaippi River VD - Black River - torma Red River VE - Cumberland River -MP 922 Ohio River VF - Dee Moines River - MP 361 Upper Miaaiaeippi River VG - Great Miami River - HP 491 Ohio River VH - Green River - MP 78~ Ohio River VJ - Illinois Vaterva1 - MP 218 Upper Miaaiaaippi River WK - Calumet River - to MP 327 (Great Lakes Rules begin) WL - Chioago River - to MP 322 (Great Lakes begin) VM - Iow River - MP 434 Upper Hiasiaippi River VH - Kanawha River - MP 266 Ohio River VO - Kansas River - HP 367 Mieaouri River WP - Kentucky River - MP 546 Ohio River VQ - Licking River - HP 470 Ohio River VR - Little Kanawha River - MP 185 Ohio River VS - Minnesota River - MP 844 Upper Miasiaaippi River
Hiaeiaaippi River
VT - (Upper) Cairo Ill to source IJU - (Lower) HP 1064 to Cairo Ill tl - Missouri River - MP 195 Upper MiaeiaaiPPi River VV - Monongahela River - torma Ohio River at Pittsburgh VX - Ohio River - enters Miaaiaaippi River at Cairo Ill VY - Old River - HP 304 Lower Hiaaisaippi River VZ - Ouachita River - connected to Red River viamp Blampck River
RA - Red River - MP 304 Lover Hiesiaaippi River viamp Old River RB - Red River o the Morth - torma Minnesota River RC - ST Coi River - MP 811 Upper Missiaaippi River RD - Saline River - MP 867 Ohio River RE - Tennessee River - MP 935 Ohio River RP - Wampbampah River - KP 848 Ohio River RG - llhite River - MP 599 Lower Miaaiaaippi River RH - Jiaconain River - MP 631 Upper Miaaieaippi River RJ - Yazoo River - MP bull37 Lower Miaaiaaippi River
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Gulf Inland Rivers and Vater~ye
POSITION(S) 30-31
AA - Alabama River - source to Mobile River AB - Algiers Canal - from MP 88 LMR to MP 6 8 WHL AC - Atchamptalampya River - mouth to MP 116 WHL AD - Apalachichola River - approximately MP 350 EHL AE - Baramptaris Bay Waterway (includee Bayou Baratamplia) AF - Bayou Tache - MP 115 Atohatalaya River AG - Bayou Lamptourche - MP 35 WHL AH- Bayou Terrebonne- MP 576 WHL AJ - Bayou Boeut - MP 872 WHL to MP 955 WHL AK - Berriok Bay - MP 95 5 WHL AL - Caloaaieu River - MP 2412 WHL AM - lack Warrior River - source to Tombigbee River
- MP 59 WHL
AN - Chattahoochee River - source to Apalaehiohola River AO - Greens Bayous - source to HSC A2 - Harvey Canal - MP 0 GrN to MP 5 GIW AQ - Houma Navigation Canal - HP 59 WL AR - Houston Ship Channel (HSC) - northwest of Galveaton Bay
Gulpound Intracoastal Waterway (GIWW)
AS - East - east or Harvey Locka (SHt) AT - West - west of Harvey Looks (WHL) AU - Inner Harbor Haviption Canal - MP 925 LKR to Lake Pontchartrain AV- Landside Route- HP 872 WHL to MP 367 Morgan City- Port Allen Route AW - Mermentau River - MP 2018 WHL AX- Mississippi River - (Lover) -from ahead of the passes (AHP) to MP 1064 AY - Mississippi River Gulf Outlet - HP 14 EHL A2 - Mobile Rivel - source to Mobile lay BA - Morsan City - Port Allen Route - HP 955 WHL B - Neches River - HP 277 WHL C - Pass a Loutre - AHP to Gulpound ot Mexico ED - Plaquemine - Morgan City alternate route - same as Horgan City shy
Port Allen Route BE - Sabine River - MP 266 JHL to MP 288 WL P - San Jacinto River G - South Pass - AHP BH - Southwest Pass shyBJ - Tombigbebull Rivbullr shyK - Vermillion River
- source to HSC to Gulf ot Mexico AHP to Gulf ot Mexico
source to Mobile River - MP 1591 WHL
POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature ot Caaualty
01 - Collision vith vessel meeting situation 02 - Collision with vessel crossing situation 03 - Collision with vessel ov6rtampking situation 04 - Collision with vessel anchored or moored (use only i not
dookingundoeking) 05 - Collision with vessel while docking or undocking 06 - Collision with vessel in og (tampkea precedence over 01 02 amp03)
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POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature of Casualty (continued)
07 - Colliaion with vessel not otherwiae claaaitied (including minor bumps betweem tug ampnd vessel)
08 - Collision with floating or submerged objects (other than ground)
09 - Collision with fixed objecta piers bridgea bulllocka ampdam bull Por tiacal years 1969 - 1973 use Special Indicator field position 2lr tor tiacal years 1974 - 1980 uae Special Indicator field poaition 80) middot
10 - Collision with ice or ice fields 11 - Collision rl th aida to navigation fixed or floating 12 - Collision other than with vessel not otherwise claaaitied
(Ottahore Riga - Seaplanea) 13 - Explosion andor tire involving liquid bulk cargo
(includes vapors) 1- - Explosion andor tire involving general cargo 15 - Explosion andor tire involving veaaela tuel
(includes vapors) 16 - Pire veaael atructure 17 - Fire veasel equipment (only ~hen damage to veaeel
structure ia incidental minor or abeent) including crank Oampae explosions - beginning tiseampl year 1971
18 - Explosion boiler (whether or not tire results) 19 - Explosion preasure vesaela and oompreaaed gaa
cylinders 20 - Explosion andor tire - not otherviae claaaitied 21 - Groundings with damage 22 - Groundings no damage (cannot have monetary damage to
vesaal liated) 23 - Founderinga 24 - Capsizing with or without ampinking 25 - Plooding swamping ~ithout sinking 26 - Heavt weather damace and weather generally (beginning
fiscal year 1969 rarely used used tor Primary Cause ot caaualty)
27 - Cargo damaabullbull no damage to veaael 28 - Material failure veaael atructure 29 - Material failure machinery and associated engineering
eq_uipment30 - Material failure equipment (other) including oargo
gear propeller ahatt 31 - Caaualty not otherwise claaaipound1ed undetermined or
1nautpound1oiant intormation - earthquake Beginning fiscal year 1969 - enemy action vessel disabled due to fouled propeller
32 - Barge breakaway
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POSITION(S) 34-35 Primary Cause
Valid only tor fiscal years 1963 to 1969
01 - Personnel fault - State pilot 02 - Personnel fault - Pederal pilot 03 - Personnel fault - Foreign pilot 04 - Personnel fault - Licensed personnel 05 - Personnel fault - Certificated personnel 06 - Personnel fault - Unlicensed and unoertiticated
otticer or crew member middot 07 - Personnel fault - Unlicensed pleasure boampt operator 08 - Personnel fault - All others (longshoremen
watchmen repeirmen) 11 - calculated riskerror in judgement 12 - Storms and heavy weather generally 13 - Adverae weather ampnd aeamp conditions not amountinamp
to atollll8 or heavy weather (wind tide breakers) 14 - Unusual currents 15 - Sheer auction bank cushion 16 - Depth ot water leas than charted or otherwise erpected (no personnel fault) 17 - Restricted maneuvering room (no personnel fault) 18 - Charta and publications (erroneous information) 21 - Pailure ot eq_uipment due to normal vear 22 - Pailure ot equipment due to material taul t 23 - Pailure of eq_uipment due to design tault 24 - Pailure ot eq_uipment - careleeanesaimproper
handling31 - Unseaworthy (not auitable tor route or service) 32 - Unknown or ineutficient information - earthquake33 - Paul t on the part of other veaeel or other persona 34 - Improper or lack of maintenance 35 - Pleating debria submerged obJect 36 - Inautticient horsepower - inadequate ampeaiating tugs
Note In cases involving tvo or more vessels vhere one ia totally at tault or bampa a greater degree o taul t the primary cause on the veaael record tor the veaael having major fault should be marked or example Personnel (Stampte Pilot) Pamp~lt on Own VeaaelJ on the veeael~vhioh does not hampve amp major fault the record vould be marked as primary cause ~rault on the Put ot the Other Veaael tt tfhere major taul t eziata on the part ot both veaaela the primary eampuae on each veeael vould indicate ita own primary rault
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PYa 70 - So Causefactor
POSITION 34 POSITION 35
A P P State pilot B P P federal pilot C P P foreign pilot foreign master D P P Licensed personnel E P P Cartifioatad paraonnel P P P Unlio bullbull Unoer personnel G P P Unlicensed pleasure boat H P P All othera (longshoremen amp
harbor workers) I Caloulatad risk
When using codes (A - I) tor position 34 use those codes to the right tor position 35
A Rules ot the Road - (PY 1971) uae apecial rules ot road codes in poations 36-38 and poait1ou 39-41
B Structural failure - improper loading
C Lookout - improperfailure to poet
D Structural failure - excessive speed in heavy weather
G Misjudged ettacts - wind current bull speed
H Kavigation - reliance on floating aids to navigation
J NaViampamption - tailed to ascertain poaition
K Navigation - tailed to utilize all available navigation equipment
L Vessel sherredagreament reached
M Pailura to properly align tow N Lack ot looal knowledge P Inexperienced personnel Q Maneuvered wo proper
uaiatance R Carelessnessinattention
(uleep) S Ialproper corrective procedures T Poor aauanship - fouled
wheelshatt U Pailed - improperly determined
height o tide tailed to correct
V Inadequate control opound asst vessel
W Ialproper mooring towing (tripping)
X Improper aatety precautions - loading intlammable liquidfuelingrepairs
Y Iaproper aecuringrigging z Other not otherwise
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FYs 70 - 80 Causeector
POSrlION 34 POSITION 35
J StoBs heavy weather JC Adverse veather
When using codes (J - K) or position 34 use those codes to the right for position 35
L Unusual currentamp
When using code (L) or position 34t uae t~oae oodea to the right or position 35
A B C D E P G H J K L M N P Q R T
A B C D E Z
Typhoon hurricane etc Gale orca winds Adverse veather - restricted via onl1 Small crat WVnillampB Winds small crat - gale oroe Large ewell - aa across bar Cargc shttt Anchor taUed to holdldripoundted Other Unexp--gu-at-y-v-in--d--d-o-ok--oiliamp--rWl---do-c-k-=-ingmiddot Towmooring part due to heavy weather Squalls - reduced visibilitJvind Anchor parted LT vessel aet down on pierlook Structural failure LT VESSEL SET DOW ON MOORED VESSpoundt Ice
lrratio Strong currentanarrow channel Agreement reachederose current set tov Strollamp surge Outdraftbacklaah rom damlook Other
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lYa 70 - 80 Campueefactor
POSITION 34 POSITION 35
M Sheer auction bank cushion
When using code (M) tor poeition 34 use those codes to the right tor position 35
N Depth leas than charted
When using code (N) tor poaition 34 use those oodee to the right for podtion 35
0 Reetrioted maneuvering room shyno personnel fault
When using code (0) tor position 34 use the code to the right or poaition 35
P Structural Pailure shyno peraonnel rampult
When using code (P) tor position 34 use those codes to the right or poeition 35 bull
A Marro~ channel B Navigating cloee to shore z Other
A Charta erroneous S Area shoalledsilted C Position of bazard doubtful D Publications erroneous H Other
A Not otherwise class1poundied
A Wasted plate and internalsor wood rotted B Yaatampd welda C fracture - plates and internalamp D Fracture - welds E Indent - Minor F Set in - Major G Buckling H Design J ixplosion andor ire - structural
failure aa the result or z Other
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py 70 - 80 Caueetactor
POSITION 34 POSITION 35
Q Equipment tailurenorJDSl wear R Equipment tailurematerial
fault S Equipment failuredesign T Equipment tailursP bull P ot
operating personnel (including improper operation lack or mintsrIampIlce)
When using codes (Q - T) tor position 34 use those codes to right tor position 35
A Main steam system B Auxiliary ateam system C Peed and oondensate system D Salt water system E Preah ~ter system (excluding
teed system) P Cargo oil system G Puel oil service ayatem H Puel oil transfer system J Lube oil system K Hydraulic systems t Pneumatic system M Retriaeration system N Ventilationmiddotayatem P Sanitampry system amphull drainage
system (incl bilge system) Q fire fighting equipment amp lite
sav~ equimpmsnt R Drilling equipment B Electrical (All equipment) T LPGLPG02 system (all compressed
aaaea except decompression chamber) U Decompression chamber PYs 71 - 80 V Crankcase explosion PYs 71 - 80 W Deck equipment - cargo (winches
booms etc) X Deck equipment - other (anchor
vindlaes chain mooring line) Y Pailure or -chinery supports z Other
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PYa 70 80 Causetaotor
POSITION 34
U Unaeaworthr X Improper maintenance
When usinS codes (U X) tor position 34 uae those oodea to the riampht tor poaition 35
V Unknown o thtr
When using code (V) tor position 34 use thoat codes to the right tor poaition 35
POSITION 35
A Pailure or wood hull platiDgmoderate aees
B Steel hull deteriorated C Pailure to blow tubee D Not suitable tor route z Other
A Parga breampkawy improper 110oring B Breakaway due to wake wash C Enemy action D Chemical spill E Vandalism middot P Blow-out G Engine room tire undetarlllined origin H Pire otherundetermined J Dook bollud tailure K Unknown L Drilline eq_uipment M Stability N Progressive fiooding P Vesaal oveilUil and sunk Q Vake damage troll other vessel R fire barge loaded S fire barge empty - not gu lee z Other
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Factors
Valid only for PYs 63 - 7l
The following codes were used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
900 - RS bull450 Action intended 990 - Coast Guard Asaiatance (FYs 70 - 80) 999 - No additional araampa of contributing factora
Hull and Associated Parta
011 - Plates ampnd framing (ateel hull vessels) 012 - Planks tramea fastenings (wood hull vessel) 013 - Bulkheads and decks 014 - Tanka (including cargo fuel water lube oil
double bottom tanks etc)middot 015 - Holda and hatches hatch beams hatch covers 016 - Superstructure 017 - Laddamprs ~ya stairs accommodation ladders 018 - Raila and guards 019 - Masts booms cargo gear (including winches) 020 - Struta stern tube rudder shoe 021 - Ventilators 022 - Watertight closures and assorted equipment 023 - Hull part not otherwise classified 024 - Quarters living spaces toilets etc 025 - Fishing gear
Naviption
026 - Lookout 027 - Congested areas docks piers - restricted
maneuvering 028 - Buoys aids to navigation 029 - Bxceaaive apeed 030 - Channels - restricted maneuvering 031 - Poor visibility 032 - Steering gear including steering engine
rudder auto pilot 033 - Radar 034 - Pathometer sounding machine lead line 035 - Engine order telegraph bell pulls pilot
house engine controls 036 - Navigation lights (improper use of) 037 - Whistle bell born aigcala (improper use) 038 - Navisation equipment - not otherwise classified 039 - Veather generally 040 - Currents and tides
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Area o Cauaal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 A4ditio~l Contributing Pampotors
Valid only tor PYe 63 - 71
The following were ueed tor positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Liteeaviflg
041 - Lite preservers buotant cushions lite rings 042 - Lifeboats and equipment 043 - Liteboat and lite rat launching apparatus 044 -Lite rapoundte lite tloata buoyant apparatus
and equipment 045 - Lifesaving equiplltlent not otherwiae olassiied
Pireighting
051 - Pixed lirelighting systems 052 - Portable tiretighting equipment 053 - Pire detecting syateme alums
Cc11aunioationa
PYa 70-71 060 - Rampdio telephone ailed to useimproper use 061 - Rampdio telegraph telephone auto alarm etc 062 - Visual eignals including searchlights blinker
lags
Miacellaneoua
PY 71 059 - Repleniahment a t see PYa 70-71 068 - Disabled require tow PYa 70-71 069 - Background lighting obscured aide to navition
070 - Yard repairs 071 - Overloading072 Impropel loading or atowage 013 - Insufficient ventilation 074 - Ground tackle including anchor windlass 075 - Towing equipment includihg towing engine 076 - Cargo077 - Miscellaneous deck department equipment - not
otherwise claaaitied 078 - Sunken wreck 079 - Tug assisting080 - Mooring equipment lines winches
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Ar~ ot Campuaampl Connection (Contributing Paotora)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing factors
Valid only for FYa 63 - 71
lh e tolloving codes were used tor poe i tiona 36 - 38 and poaitiona 39 - U
Main Propulsion Machinery
081 - Gaaoline engine and aooeeeoriea (except outboards) 082 - Outboard motors and accessories 083 - Diesel engine and aooeaeories 084 - Steam r60iprocating engines 085 - Steam turbine and turbo-electric 086 - snata and reduction gears 087 - Propeller 088 - Main propulsion bampchinery - not otherviee olaeeitied 089 - Failure ot equipment due to improper or lack ot
IDIintenanc e 091 - Atomic reactor
Boiler
101 - furnaces including tubes caatinga superheaters economizers etc
102 - Fuel oil ayatem - (FY 71) Boiler tuel oil ayatem only
103 - Feedwater syatema including condensers and evaporators 104 - Steam ayatems main and auxillary 105 - Boiler parte and aoceasoriee - not othervise
claeaitied 106 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack ot
maintenance FY 71 107 - Fuel oil system diesel
Machinery Miacellaneoua
111 - Pumps (cargo bilge bampllampat etc) but not ire pumps fuel lube oil or teedvater pumps
112 - Refrigeration ayatema including cargo and ships service
113 - Gasoline engines except main propulsion 114 - Diesel engines ezoept main propulsion 115 - Misoellaneoue machinery - not otherviae classified 116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack ot
aintenance 117 - Miace1laneoua engineering spaces 118 - Miacellaneoua engineering tools or equipment 119 - Bilge pumps
JPY 71 120 - Miscellaneous piping ayatema
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POSITION($) 36-38 Ar~ of Cauaal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Pampotora
Valid only for PYs 63 - 71
The following oodea were used for poaitione 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Electrical
121 - Generators (except main propulsion - see code 085) 122 - Viring 123 - Lights 124 - Controls switches circuit breakers fuses etc 125 - Motors (except main propulsion) 126 - tlectrical equipment - not otherwise olaaaified 127 - Failure or equipment due to improper or lack or
maintenance
Galley and Stewards Depamprtment
131 - Stova rangaa and aaaociated equipment 132 - Galley and steward department parts and ampquipment shy
not otherwise classified PY 71 133 - Butane alleyheating stove PYs 70-71 1~0 - Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
bull
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PYa 71 - 80
Rules opound Road Violations
You can put up to three (3) letter codes in these three (3) positions 1pound leas than three (3) follow with dashes (--)
POSITION (S) 36-38
A Rule 2 Improper lightss Rule 3 Lighti for towing c Rule 4 Not under command lightaapecial operations
(or pilot rulea-apecial operations) Rule 5-10 Lights towed vesselsmall vesselpilot vessel
fishing vessel - stern lightD Rule ll Anchor lightsE Rule 15 Pog sigJlamplaP Rule 16 Speed in togaignal forward of beam
Substantial action
G Rule 17 Sail veaeela H Rule 18i Meeting situations I Rule 18ii1 Danger a1pal J Rule 18v Bend signal K Rule 18viii Overtaking L Rule 19 Crossing situation M Rule 20 Sail vessel right or wayexcept in narrow channel N Rule 21 Privileged vessel maintain course amp signal P Rule 22 Burdened vessel avo1~ crossing ahead Q Rule 23 Burdened vessel keep clear R Rule 24 Overtaking vassal keep clear S Rule 25 Keep to starboard aide opound chanDel T Rule 26 Right opound way ot fishing vaaaela U Rule 27 General prudential rule V Rule 28 Course signals internationalbacking inland fl Rule 29 Rule or good seamanship (lookout) z Rule Failure to render aeaiatance
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Rules of Road Violamptions
You can put up to three (3) letter codes in these three (3) positions 1pound leas tbampn three (3) follov with dashes (--)
POSITION(S) 39-41
A Excess speed a Insufficient pover c Wrong aide ot channel D Pailura to sound signals pound Meeting situation turned lett P Crossing situation burdened tailed to give vay G failed to atop or back H Elaei 1e asaneuver too little too late I Overtaking vessel ailed to keep oleer J Overtaken vessel tailed to maintain course ampa peed K Vind sea or current faotore L Agreement raaohed vessel sheered M bull Improperno lookout N Radio telephoneP RS 4450 action intended R Improper lightsshapes) T Person in charge intoxicated
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Araa ot ~ueal Connection
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Factors
PYe 72 - 80
These codes vera used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
900 - RS 4450 Action intended 990 - Coast Guard assistance (FYa 70 - 80) 991 - Violation ot Lav 999 - No additional areas ot contributing poundactors
Deecriptive Codes
026 - Lookout 027 - Congested areas docks piers - restricted maneuvering 028 - Buoys aids to navigation 029 - Excessive speed 030 - Channels - restricted maneuvering031 - Poor visibility 039 - Weather generally 040 - Currents and tides
Miscellaneous
048 - Failure to secure (or improper) 059 - Replenishment at sea 068 - Disabled require tow 069 - Background lighting obscured ampids to navigation 070 - Yard repaire includes gaa tree (FYa 73 - 80) 071 - Overloading bull 072 - Improper loading or atowage 073 - Insufficient ventilation 076 - Cargo078 - Sunken wreck 079 - Tug assisting
Machinery Miecellaneous
116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack opound mampintenance
Gamplley and Stewards DepUtment
140 - Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
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Arampas ot Causal Connection Additio~l Contributing Factors
The folloving contributing factor codes vere added in fiscal year 1972 These codes provided a greater degree or flexibility and apeoiticity in denoting cauaal connections areas ot damage 8Zld contributing causes to casualty
POSITIONS) 36-38 and 39-41
Hull 400-419
400 Hull - general 401 Hull - external-fvd 13 - bottom 402 Hull - external-midsection bottom 403 Hull - external-aft l3 - bottom 404 Hull - external-tvd l3 - aideahell 405 Hull - external-midshipsect1on-s1deahell 406 Hull - exte~nal-att l3 - aideshell 407 Hull - internale-fvd 13 408 Hull - internals-midsection 409 Hull - internals-aft l3410 External plating-superstructure 411 Internal framing-superstructure 412 Weather decks - main 413 Weather decks - superstructure 414 Decks - internal including tank top US Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
Yd 13 416 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
midsection 417 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
att 13 418 Bulkheads - above main deck 419 Bulkheads - longitudinal
Hull Damampge 920-929
920 Wasted - plate and internals 921 Wasted - veldrivet 922 Fractured - plate and internals 923 Fractured - weldrivet 924 Indented - minor 925 Set in - major 926 Buckled 927 Holed 928 Fractured - other 929 roken up (ie on rocks etc
Work Spaces 426-444
426 Work spaces - generalother 427 tork spaces - engine 428 Work spaces bull engine shops
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
429 Work spaces - engine store roome 430 Work spaces - engine paint locker 431 Work spaces - miac eng spaces (shaft
alley vent rooms) 432 Work spaces - bridge ampaav spacee 433 Work spaces - deck shops 434 Work spaces - deck storerooms 435 Work spaces - paint locker 436 Work spaces - cargo holds 437 Work spaces - cargo holds Tveen deck 438 Work spaces - cargo holds lo~er 439 Work spaces - galley 440 Work spaces - galley ato~ea
(includes ete~arda) 441 Work spaces - main deck cargo vinch
area 442 Work spaces - main deck cargo hold
area 443 Work spaces - reefer holds 444 Work spaces - fish hold
Living Spaces 446-450
446 Living spaces - crev 447 Living spaces - crev toiletsho~er 448 Living spaces - passenger 449 Living spaces - passenger toiletshower 450 Living spaces - passenger (other)
Built-in Tanka 451-466
451 Tanks - ballut(beginning PY 73) 452 Tanka - atterpeaklateru rake 453 Tanks - cargo oil 454 Tanka - cctrerdamadoubleakin 455 Tanka - deep 456 Tanka - distilled water 457 Tanka - double bottom 458 anka - drainvells 459 lanks - torepeaklbownke 460 Tanka - tuel oil day tank 461 lampnks - fuel oil settlera 462 Tanka - potable water 463 Tanka - sewage 464 Tanks - sump 465 Tanka - voids 466 Tanks - other
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POBITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Hull amp Hull Fittinamps amp Outfittings 467 - 484
467 Cargo battens and cleats 468 Cargo oontampiner cells 469 Cargo contLiner stowage fittings 470 Equipment stowage 471 Pire stltion boxea 472 Grain handling ampnd stowage fittings 473 Hamptoh tent arrangements 474 Lashing fittingscargo tie down 475 Mooring fittings generampl 476 Mooring bitts and foundations 477 Mooring pawls and chain stoppers 478 Protective devices 479 Safety rails ampnd fittings 480 Securing devices 461 Skylights 482 Windows - port holesdead lights 483 Wire reels 484 Other
Deck Covering 485-493
485 Living spaces 486 Galley spaces 487 Deck treads and nonskid 488 Ladder treads 489 Portable gratings 490 Toiletshower spaces 491 Wood decking 492 Working spaces 493 Other
Access 494-515
494 Accommodation ladders 495 Doors - general 496 Doors - cargo 497 Doors - exterior 498 Doors - interior 499 Doors - reefer 500 Doors - watertight SOl Ploor plates ampnd supports 502 Gratings and supports 503 Laddera inclined - external 504 Ladders portable inclined - external 505 rddera vertical inclined - external 506 Ladders inclined - internal 507 Laddera portable inclined - internal 508 Ladders vertical inclined - internal 509 Manholes 510 Scuttles 511 Ship B gampngWa)
POSITION($) 36-38 and 39-41
512 Sideports 513 Stages 514 Working platforms 515 Other
Deck amp Carso 516-589
Mampats Booms amp Rigging 516-531
516 General 517 locka 518 Booms - general ampmisc small 519 Heavy lit booms 520 Car carriers 521 F6nders 522 Lanyarda 523 Mampata and kingposts 524 Nets 525 Rigging - general526 Slings 527 Spreaders 528 Fishing gear ~ general 529 Nets 530 Booms masts etc 531 Boom cradle
Winches 535-555 bull 535 Boat winches 536 Cargo winches 537 Fishing winches 538 Hand winches 539 Towing winches 5U Other 542 Anchorveesel anchored 543 Anchor chain-including riding
pawldevils olav 544 Anchor windlass - general 545 Automatic mooring winches 546 General-control-teaturea 547 Capstans - generampl 548 Mooring winches - general 549 Mooring lines-generalunknown
vessel moored 550 - Natural tiber 551 - Wire rope 552 - Srnthetic rope 553 - Towing cable 554 - Misc towing equip 555 - Other
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POSTIONS) 36-38 and 39--1
Cranes 556-558
556 Gentry eranes - general 557 Revolving cranes - general 558 Other
Hatch Covers 559-563
559 Hatch beams and boards 560 Pontoons and beams middot 561 Mechanical hatch covers-general 562 Mechanical hatch covers-electric
hydraulic drive general 563 Mechanical hatch covers electroshy
mechanical drive general (chain etc )
Elevators Conveyors and Dumbwaiters s6s - 571
565 Conveyors - cargo general 566 Dumbwaiters 567 Elevators - cargo - general 568 Elevators - personnel569 Engineers platform hoist 570 Pork lifts 571 Other
Steering Gear 572-588
572 Bov thruster - general 573 Steering gear - general 574 Cross head and erose head drive 575 Pollov-up mechanism (linkages) 576 Hydraulic system 577 Lubrication 578 Pumps 579 Rams cylinders 580 Steering stands amp trick vheela 581 Rudder - general 582 Carrier bamparing 583 Horn 584 Pintle and gudgeon 585 Stock bearing 586 Stock packing gland 587 Planking ~udder
588 Other
Stabilizers 589
589 Stabilizers - general
Galley and lAundry 590 - 600
590 Galley equipment - generalother 591 Laundry equipment - generalother
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
592 Dish washers 593 Steam galley equipment - general 594 Garbage disposals ampchutes 595 Miscellaneous mechanical equipment 596 Ovens 597 Pressing and ironing equipment 598 Range$ 599 Refrigerators 600 Washing maohinea and dryers
Cargo Hold Dehumidiie~s 601
601 Cargo hold dehumidiioation-generampl (cargo air)
Heating Ventilation amp Air Conditioning b02-bl2
602 Air conditioning - general 603 Ventilation - general 604 Covla 605 Dampera 606 Ducts and supports 607 Goosenecks 608 Heaters - electric 609 Steam or hot water 610 Gaaolineoil 611 Gas (butane etc) 612 Other
Main ProyenSla1on 613-7 8
Diesel Engines 613-635
613 Main propulsion diesel engine 614 Main propulsion diesel governing system 615 Main propulsion diesel reduction 618 Fmerg dieaal generator engiae - general 619 Elmerg diesel generator eiigiDe - engine
(excluding accessories) gov~ system
620 Elmerg diesel gen eng - inat~umentation 621 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral diesel
oil B1Btera 622 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral freah
vater cooling ayatem 623 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral lube
oil system
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POSITION($) 36-38 alld 39-41
624 Emerg dieeel gen engine - integral starting mechanism
625 Ships aervioe diesel gen engine shygeneral
626 Ships service diesel sen engineshyengine excluding aeeeaaoriee) governinamp 171 tem
627 Ships service diesel generator 628 Ships aervice diesel generator
engine - integral diesel oil system 629 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral fresh water cooling system 630 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral lube oil system 631 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral starting mechanism 632 Lifeboat diesel enginea 633 Small boat gaaoline engine shy
(inboard)634 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(outboard) 635 Otherdiesel cargo pumps on Tank barge 636 Main propulsion turbines - general
(hignlov pressure) 637 Governing system 638 Integral gland seal regulating 639 Integral lubrication ayatem 640 Jacking gear 641 Maneuvering valves 642 Main propulsion gears - (reduction
gears) 643 Integral lubrication ayatem 644 Other
Shafting end Bearings 645 - 652
6i5 Bearings - general646 Shafting - general 6-7 Line 68 Tail 649 earing - thrust 650 Stern tube assembly - oil lubrication 651 Stave typeatutpound1ng boz 652 Other
Pl-olllers 653 - 657
653 hopellara - solid 65-4 Built-up 655 Controllable pitch propellers-general 656 Control ecbaniem 657 Othernot apecitied
Turbinea 658 - 665
658 Emergency generator gas turbines 659 Main propulaion gas turbines
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-middot1
660 Ships service generator ~a 665 Other
Vacuum EqUipment 666-671
666 Au111ary air ejectors ampcondensers 667 Auxiliary condensers 668 Ezhampust condenser 669 Main air ejectors amp condensers 670 Main condenser 671 Other
Pump (poundor both deck and engine room) 672 - 677
672 Centrifugal pumps - gerteral 673 Hand pumps 674 Hy-draulic motore - genePel 675 Hy-draulic puml)a - gerteral676 Reciprooa ting pumpa - prteral 677 Rotary pumps - general
PipY Pittinga amp Vallea poundor both deck and engine room) 6amp1-695
681 Pleible Tubing682 Gauge Linea 683 Hose (other than poundire) 664 Pipe pounditt~ 665 Pipirtg686 Sea cheats ampoverboard discharge
oonneotiona bull 687 Sea strainers (in piping) 688 See valves 689 System fittings (strainers tilterst
traps etc ) drains 690 Tubing 691 Valves - general 692 Regulating 693 Reliet 694 Check balance 695 Other
Compressors 696 - 698
696 Air compreaaors - general 697 Refrigeration compressors - general 698 Other
AU1liarz Sta tam furbiDe a amp Gears 99 - 707
699 Pump turbines - general 700 Goverrting aratem 701 Integral lubrication 111tem
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POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
702 Ships service generator turbines shygeneral
703 Ships service generator turbines shygoverning eyetem
704 Ships service generator turbineamp shyintegral gland aeal regulating a19tem
705 Ship a se~vioe generator turbines shyintegral lubricating system
706 Ships service generator turbines shyreduction gear assembly
707 Other
Boilers 708 - 130
708 Air heaters 709 Boiler casings 710 Boiler drums and internals 711 Boiler tubes 712 Boiler valves 713 Boiler water level indicators 714 Boiler water testing 715 Brickwork and refractoryfirebox 716 Burner lame scanning system 717 Burner ignition system 718 Combustion control 719 Desuperheatera 720 Draft gauges 721 Fuel oil burners ampair register 722 Feed water regulators 723 Economizer 72~ Sampety valves 725 Smoke indicators 726 Soot blowers 727 Superheaters 728 Superheater temperature regulators 729 Uptakes and inner stack 730 See 744
Blowers and Pane 732 - 734
732 Forced draft blowers - generalor turbo air intake on diesel
733 Ventilation tans - general 734 Other
Unfired Pressure Vampaaell and Non-built-tanka 735 - 741
735 Air receivers 736 Drain tanks 737 Expansion tLnke 738 Gravity tanks 139 Hydraulic accumulators 740 Mirlng tanka 741 Other
POSITION(S 36-38 and 39-41
Coolers Condensers 742 - 753
742 Coolers - general 743 Diesel oil purifier heater 744 Peed water beater amp vent condenser - gen 745 Lubrication oil purifier heater 746 Main propulsion lubrication oil coolers 747 Reefer compartment air eoolera 748 Reefer compartment pipe coila 749 Reefer condensers 750 Reefer liquid auction heat exchangers 751 Reefer secondary rerig eoolers 752 Cargo and fuel oil heating coils 753 Other
Purifiers 754
754 Puriiere
Evaporators 755 - 758
755 Contaminated steam generators 756 High preeaure evapora tore 757 Lev pressure evaporatoramp 758 Other
Electrical 759 - 780
759 Main motor 760 Main motor air cooler 761 Main generator 762 Main generator air cooler
Electric Generatora 763 - 765
763 Emergency cenerator - general 764 Ships service generators - general 765 Other
Electric Power Distribution 766 - 776
766 Batteries 767 Battery charcera 768 Distribution panels (other than
switchboard panels 769 Emergency generator switchboard 770 Lighting panels 771 Power panels 772 Ships service generator switchboard 773 Teet panel 774 Tranaormers 775 Wiring 776 Other
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POSTION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Motors and Controllers 777 - 780
777 Electric motors 778 Electric motors 779 Electric motor
maohinery) 780 Electric motor
machinery)
(non-deck machinery) (deck machinery)
controllers (non-deck
controllers (deck
Interior Communications 781 - 794
781 Telephone system 782 Call bell system
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Lighting 817 - 821
817 Lighting - crev areee (includes eiring) 818 Lighting - navi~tion 819 Portable lighting 820 Searohlights 821 Othercargo holds
Miaoellampneous Workshop Equipment 822 - a3a
822 Burning equipment 823 Drill presses
783 Cargo oil temperature recording system 824 Engine test stand 7811 Engine order telegraph 785 Engineers signal and alarm system 786 General alarm system 787 Individual system alarm systems
(excluding specific equipment alarms) 788 Propeller shaft revolution
indicator system 789 Repoundrigeration temperature
recording system 790 Rudder angle indicator system 791 Salinity indioator system - teed
condensate 792 Sound povered telephone system 793 Wheelhouse alarm system 794 Other
Exterior Communications 795 - 801
795 Auto alarm 796 Lifeboat portable radio equipment 797 Radio telegraph equipment 798 Radio telegraph equipment 799 Radio teletype Equipment BOO Bridgebridge radio 801 Otherharbor advisory radar
Navigation Equipment 802 - 816
802 Course recorder 803 DECCA navigator 804 Echo depth sounder 805 Electric steering - gyro pilot system 806 Pog gong 807 Gyro compass system 808 Loran 809 Hampgnetic copaaa 810 Radar - general 811 Radar - collision avoidance 812 Radio direction finder 813 Ship B bell 81JI Signal lights 815 Whistle siren 816 Other (charts poundailed to use etc)
825 Grinders 826 Hand tools 827 Hydraulic jacks 828 Lathes 829 Lifting gear - including chain
all and come-along 830 Milling machines 831 Paint aprampying outfit 832 Power drive portampble tools 833 Sav - motor drivenmiddot 83Jt Shapers 835 Welding equipment 836 Work bench 837 Vises 838 Other
Inatrumenta (not covered in other main components) B39 - B45
839 Clinometers 840 Main gauge board 841 Portampble instruments 842 System indicating instruments 843 Srstem recording instruments 844 Teat instrumentation 845 Other
Automamption (not covered in other main components) 846 - 852
846 Bell recorderamp 847 Bridge console 848 Condition recorders temperature
pressure etc 81f9 Engineroom console 850 Inormation recorders 851 Throttle control equipment 852 Other
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POSITON(S) 36-38 Area of Cauaal Connection (Contributing Paotore)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Paotora
The following cOdes were used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Firefiibting 853 - 864
653 Fixed systems - fire maine and hose 854 C02 855 Steam 656 Sprinkler 857 Other 858 Semi-portable - C02 859 Portable - C02 860 Other 861 Fire ~etecting systems and alarms 862 Emergency equipment - (breathing apparatus ax et~) 864 Other
Lifesaving 865 - 874
665 Life preserver - approved866 Lite preserver - diaapproved 667 Buoyant oushion lite ring 868 Lifeboat 869 Equipment 870 Davits (launching apparatus) 871 Lite raft - inflatable 872 Launching apparatus 873 Other (bouyant apparatus and lite floats) 874 Lite aaving equipment not otherwise claaaitied
Miscellaneous 875 - 878
875 Main propulsion reciprocating 876 Main bearings 877 PistonampJ rod etc 878 Jacking gear
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POSITION(S) 42 ~eather at Time of Casualty
1 - Clear 2 - Partly Cloudy 3 - Overcaa t 4 - Pog 5 - Rain 6 - Snow 7 - Other (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSITION(S) 43 Visibility at Time of Campaualty
1 - Leas than 14 mile 2 - l4 to leas than 12 mile 3 - 12 to lees than 1 mile 4 - 1 mile to leas than 2 miles 5 - 2 miles and over (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSTION(S) 44 Wind at Time of Casualty
1 - Calm 2 - 1-3 knots 3 - 4-10 knots 4 - 11-16 knots 5 - 17-27 knots 6 - 28-40 knots 1 - U-55 knots 8 - 56-65 knots 9 - greater than 65 knots (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSITION(S) 45-47 Air Temperature at Time of Campaualty - Fahrenheit (FYa g3 - 6a5
POSITION(s) 45-47 Specific Location o Caaualty (PYa 69 - 80)
POSITION(S) 45 Great Lakes (FYa 69 - 80)
T - Lake Huron Straits o Hackinampo and St Marys River
U - Lake Ontario and Lower N~ River St Lawrence River Lake Champlain and New York State Barge Canal System
V - Lake Michigan
W - Lake Superior
I - Lake Erie including Niagara River Detroit River Lake St Clair and St Clair River
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POSITION(S) 46middot47 Use nearest degree of latitude and longitude respectively
Location Codes tor the High Seas (FYs 69 bull 80)
Pind the loeamption ot the casualty on the attached chart (titled Open Ooeen Coding Chart) by utilitzing the latitude ampnd longitude Enter alpha ohampracter located in large blocked area in Poeition 45 Enter tile nWDber loeampted in upper left hand corner of the small squares vithin cb blocked area in positiona Jt6 and 47
Coastal iiampters (FYa 69 - 70)
Use first three digits of the five digit index on the folloving page I the first digit is e one then subaitute ampn S in ita place
Coastal ~aters (FYa 71 - 75)
Use the first three digits of the five digit index on the folloving page
PYs 76 bull 80 to oode an area in the Coastal U S first refer to pages 36-39 aM loeate the geographical point where the casualty occurred or the point closest to the location o the caaualty If a eampeuamplty occurred on the high a eea and a coaa tal poaition is used as a reference point then indioate that reference point or point or the list closest to it When the geographloal point has been determined use the second thru forth nWIIbera of the listinamp and place them in positions 45-47 The folloving example vill illustrate the above 111ethodt
A casualty occurs near Myrtle Beach South Carolina Using a map or chart it is determined thampt Myrtle Beach is located nearest to Georgetown Lisbt whoee second thru forth digits are 201 This number is placed in positions 45-47
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fi80 Cape ROdney Lt 64 40N 1118 24 w2liO Ocean Cfpe Lt Sll 32 N 131111 w (liD200 Point Spel(lf Jt II~ UN 10160WYakutat 59 33 N 139 tt w18300 Cape St Elias Lt 59 48 N 144 36 w M liN IIIII lOW 1871)0 QriJlltkl Hflrllor
310 Cape Blnchinbrook Lt 60 14 N 146 311W 3ln Cqrd 60 33 N 145 46 w330 Vbullldtz 61 01 N 146 15 w 340 JJAilaquoitr 60 50 N H8 40 V 3liO Point Elrington Lt bull 69 56 N 148 15 w 300
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Lolli No Pilot 1M Loq Place Lat
iJ II~ HAWAIUJf ISUWDS
20000 8AWJIU MOIOitAI-Continued
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20 02N lAMW 710 -Kilauea Point U bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 22lN UII24W
-KIIhala Point Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 1511 JSW no -Kaullrl Bead Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 20 t6N 1513$ w
20200 MUI 720 2200N 730 -NautUiutili ampJbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 67N 1511 21 w
220 20 45N lliliMIW 740 -MIIIIabuena Point Lt bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 62N 1511 27 w -IIRM ~-middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot 11 MN 1511 31 w-Pwt AUIlbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull
240 211MN 156 28 w 230 -Pauwelf oint LLbullbullbullbullbullbull 211 57N 156 20W l7GOeo -Hanapepe Bar Puolo Point
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210 2D 52N 156 40W 20800 2110 -Bawea Point Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 OON 1110 40 w
Lebua I Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull bullbullbullbullbullbullbull 22 01 N 160 011 w-Lilklllbull--middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot----middotmiddotmiddotmiddotshy 280 Mcar Banamanloa LLbullbullbullbullbull 21131N 1M 25W 810 Nil-au 1 N-IXIGmiddotmiddot bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 UN 160 uw 20300 olo lnll Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 2D 38N 1M311W 820 Nlboa bullbullbullbull 230tN 161 51V
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Lt 17 ampTN 6603V 22700 lila Cau de M- Ltbullbullbullbullbullbull lIMN 66 31 w
110 Prmubullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 17511N 6637V 720 OHnicobullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 17 18 N 116115W
l1MN 117 Jl w730 Campbo Bolo Ltbullbullbullbullbull middot-middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotbullbullbullbullbull 740 JIIRbull 11 liN rrtllIV
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Western Rivers Gulf and Gulf Interooaatal Waterway (PYa 69 - 75)
POSITION(S) 45
A - Lover Kiesieeippi River from head of peasea to Ohio River (AHP) APS - Preeport Sulfur Campnal AGO - Gulf Outlet ASW - SW Pass ASP - South Pass AAL - Pase Loutre
B - Upper Miaaiaeippi River - from mouth of the Ohio River to Minneapolis including the St Croix River LAke St Croix and Minnesota River
C bull Illinois Vatervay - mouth to Chieampgo
D - Alleghany River - from Pt Pittsburg to Oil City Pennsylvania
E - Honogahela River - from Pt Pittsburg to source
p - Missouri River - from junction ~ith Hiseieaippi River to head of navigation
G - Kanawaha River - from junction vith Ohio River to heampd of navigation
H - Kentucky River - from junction vith Ohio River to ht~ad of Dampviption
J - Cumberland River - from junction vith Ohio River to head of navigation
K - Tennessee River - from junction vith Ohio River to Knoxville Tennessee
L - Arkansas River - from junction vith Hissiseippi River to head of navigation
H - Gulf Intercoastal Vaterway (vest) - from Harvey Locks vest to Brownsville Texas
HP - Horgan City Port Allen Route HA - Atchatalara River HB - Barataria Itatervay ML - Bayou LAFourche HH - kouma Navigational Canal MC - Calcaaieu River MV - Vermillion River MBS - Bayou Sorrel MQB - Brazos River MHO - Harvey Locka Algiers Canal M28 - Vest Port Arthur Bridge H09 - Horgan City Bridge MAB - Bervick Bar ridge HTG - Tennessee Gamps Pipeline Canal
H - Gulf Intercoastal Waterva) (eaat) - from Nev Orleane to terminus
P - Ohio River - from Pt Pittsburg to source
Q - Other Rivera
QG - Green River HSC Houston Ship Channel
POSITION(S) 46-47 Designate river mile to nearest ten miles eg mile 3ll6 35
Some case were coded using the charaotera lie ted for subsets ot wa tertMy areea rather than the river mile poata
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POSITON(S) 4B Sea Conditions at time opound Cauualtr
1 - Calm 2 - Seaavell 5-15 poundeet 3 - Seaavell 16-20 teet 4 - Seampavell 21-40 teet
or slight chop o~ moderate chop-rough or heampvy chopvery rough
5 - Seaavell over 40 teet 6 - Ice (-) Unknown or inautficient information
POSITION(S) 49-50 s Temperature at Time of Casualty (PYa 63 - 68)
- ~enheit
POSITION(S) 49-50 Specific Type ot Vessel (PYs 69 - 80)
These positions allov tor further specifying the vessel type coded in positions 13-14
01 Artificial Island
01 Mobile drilling rig submersible 02 Mobile drilling rig semi-submersible 03 Mobile drilling ~ig jaok-up 04 Work over rig jaok-up 05 Work over rig other 99 Fixed plattormaztificial island
02 Freis t ship
Position lt9
P Liberty ship (conversion) Q Victory ship R C-1 A S C-1 B T C-2 U C-3 V C-4 W C-5 X C-6 Y C-7amp8 Z T-2 (dry)
Position 50
Q General A Bulk carrier S Container ship (or deck) T Railroad carrier l~ghters U Selpound-unloampder V Combe freight carecontainers W LIGLPG X ROROY Molten sultur Z Ammoniahazardous material chemical
9 Other (inter-island treight small)
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POSITION(S) ~9-50 Specific ype opound Vassel (oonttnued)
03 Freight Barge end 28 Freigpt amprge Hazardoua Mampter1ampla
06 Dr7 eamprgo unspecified 79 Ocean bulk ( petro phoaphampte etc )07 Open hopper 80 Ooaan other (lumber dock) 08 Covered hopper 81 lAah barge 09 Deck loading 99 Other or unknown (dWilp acov) 10 Railroad or container 11 Dr7 cargo other 12 Shellsandrock barge
0 Commercial Vessels - Freight or Pueengers
13 011 industry supply vessel (except orev boats) 70 Fishing aupplytrertaport 98 Diving barge 99 Otherunkrtovn NOC (eg workboat amp misc)
05 Conatruction amp Wrecking Vessels
14 Derrick berge 15 Pile driver 16 Pipe layingjetting 17 Drilling barge 18 Drilling ship salt-propelled 19 Drilling tender rig tender 99 Construction vessel other (dredge tender power barge barge tender)
06 - 07 Dredge
06 Dredge salt-propelled 07 Dredge non-self-propelled
08 Fishing Vessel
Poaition 49 Position 50
A - Haul seines A - Shrimp B - Purse seines amp lampar nete B - Ground poundiah (flounder haddock perch C - Bag netscoop nets cod) D - Beam travla c - Salmon E - Other trawls (trawls amp D - Tuna
shrimp trawla) dragger E - OJater P - Pots amp trapa p - Crab king G - Gill nets G - Crab other K - Hook amp bait including trollers H -Menhaden J - Longline J - Lobster K - h-edge Ilt - Clam L - Tongraketork L - Scallop K - Canner7 vessel or tender M - Halibut 9 - Other not otherwise classified N - Snappergrouper (-) Unlmow 9 - Other
(-) Unknown
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Specific Type opound Vessel (continued)
09 TugboatsTowboats
20 - Harbor tug (vessel assistance) 21 - Marborintracoaatal towing 22 - Ooeanotfahore towing 23 - Riverinland towing (pushing) 24 - Riverinland towing (towing astern) 25 - Switcher 67 - Tail boat (tow assistance) 68 - Head boat (tow aeaistampnoe) 70 - Integrated tug barge 99 - Other unknown not otherwise classified
10 Paaaanger Vessel Over 65 100 GT and Over
11 Passenger Vessel Over 65 Under 100 GT
12 Passenger Vessel Under 65
27 - crewboat 28 - Charter fishing 29 - Water taxi 60 - Excursion vesselsight seeing 99 - OtherNOC (eg hydrofoil)
13 Perr1es Over 65 100 GT and Over
14 Parries Over 65 Under 100 GT
15 Perries Under 65
90 - Auto 91 - Railroad cars 92 - Passenger 93 - Passengerauto
16 Passenger Barge (Incl Cable Perry Barges amp Piahing Barge)
17 TltUlk Vessel
30 - T-2 31 - EX t-2 (eg jumbo-ized) 32 - T-1 33 - T-3 34 - T-5 97 - Dampngeroua cargo (tetra ethyl lead methyl lead aqua ammonia) 99 - Other NOC (inland or amall coaa tal)
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Spec1pound1o ype ot Vessel (continued)
18 or 29 Tank Barges
35 bull Liquid cargo barge unapecitied36 - Single skinned liquid barge 37 - Double skinned liquid barge (including olean petrochemicals eg
aromatics trichloride) 38 - Cylinder tank open hopper and void 39 - Cylinder tank decked over 40 - Other liquid barge (eg brine drilling mud etc) 41 - LPGLIG (butane open hopperpropylene) 42 - Chlorine 43 - Sulfur liquid 44 - Ammonia preeeure tLnk 45 - Ammonia low temper~ture 46 - tow temperature other 47 - Acid aulturic 48 - Acid other 49 - Caustic unspecified 50 - Caustic soda liquid51 - Caustic aodamp high temperature52 - High temperature other 69 - Styrene adiponitrile acrylonitrile pampraylene vinyl acetate
ethyl benzene alkyl benzene 71 - Ethyl ether 99 - Ammonia sulfate liquid (aelf unloaded)
fertilizer other
23 Miacellaneoue Vessels
53 - Pleasure craft 54 bull Reeeamprchoceanographic veaael 55 - Sub tender catamaran 56 - Seaplane 57 - Pilot vessel 58 - Cable ahip59 - Submersible 63 - LSTLCM etc mil lighter 64 - Sludge sewage etc 76 - Man-o-war 77 - Dredge self-propelled 78 - Dredge non-self-propelled 86 - Perry boat 87 - Seine boat 88 - School boat 99 - Other ~kelp outter state enforcement eg Pish and
Wild tire drydook)
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POSITION(S) 5l-52t Number or Crev Member Killed or Missing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 53-54t Number or Passengers Killed or Missing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 55-56t Number or Longshoremen amp Harbor Vorkers Killed or Missing amp Presumed i5eampd
POSITION( B) 57-58r Number or Others Killed or Hiaaing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 59-60r Number of Crew Membera Injured amp Incapacitated Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 61-62 Number or Passengers Injured amp Incapacitated Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 63-64r Number ot LolShoremen ampHarbor Vorkers Injured amp Incapaci ta ted Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 65-66 Number ot Others Injured ampIncamppampcitampted Over 72 Houramp
If a vessel casualty involvea deaths andor injuries see coding instructions titled Personnel Injuries and Deaths
POSITION(S 67-70a Estimated toeaDamage to Vessel
POSITION($) 71-74 Eatillllited LoaaDamage to Cargo
POSITION(S) 75-78r Estimated LossDamage to Other Property
Code in unite ot thoueands but first round orr to nearest thoueands For emmpler Ipound the value is SlSOO round it ott to 2000 and code ampa 0002 It the value is $4499 round it ofpound to $4000 and code as 0004 tor positions 69 - 78t
POSIriON(S) 79 Veaeel amp Total Loss
l - Yea 2 - No
POSITION(S) BOa Piller (unused) (FY 1e 63 -73)
POSITION(S) 80r Special Indicator (PYs 74 - 80) previously position 21 ~see page 5 tor codes)
POSIriON(S) 81-82t Clendar Year
POSITION(S) 83-B~r Piacal Year
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I VESSEL NAMEDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATON V S COAST GUARD CODE SHEET -MARINE CASUAL TV STATISTICS
CGHQ-4095 Rev 12bull75)
1
2
2 CASE NO ( 1bull5)
11 SEQUENCE NUMBER
17 A
NATURE 132middot331
NSTRUCTIONS
Vessel casualty with no personal injuries or death 3 Vessel casualty and personal injury or death Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers code all items in Sections Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers and enter codes in Sections 1 and 2shy1 and 2 of code sheet For each related CG-924E enter codes in Section 3 of same code sheet if there are 2
or more persns involved enter data frol)l first CGmiddot924E in Col A of Section 3 data Personal injury or death not involving a vessel casualty from second m Col B etc If more than 4 persons involved use a second code sheet Obtain data from CG-924E and related papers code all items in Sections entering data in Sections 1 and 3 1 and 3 of code sheet
3 VESSEL NO 4 CG INbull 16bull11 J INSPECTmiddot
ED liZ I
CJ Imiddot v es
CJ bullmiddot NO
12 GROSS TONNAGE 1201
Otmiddot o-u 0- 16bull00 CJamiddot I 0bull3 00 Dmiddot ao1middotsoo [_]smiddot so1middot1 ooo
tASU-L TY PARTICULARS B c o
PRIME AREA ADD CAUSE CAUSAL CONT 134middot)151 CONN FACT
3ampmiddot3 II 1311middot40
22 SEA CONDITIONS 148)
SEE SWELL IN FEET)
Otmiddot CALM Osmiddot 41 ANO uP
Dmiddot 5middot15 ISLIGHTI [_)6bull ICE
Oamiddot u-zo tMOOERATEI
Dmiddot 21bull40 lfIOUGHI Otmiddotl UNKNOWN
Z8 TYPE OF 29 NAME OF INJURY VICTIM
J QeatiIIMlss I st Initial 2692192lt1E 2nd Initial or X
2-middotJnjury (924E 2692) I st Three Letters
3middot Qeath+1iss of Last Name 924E Only
ltImiddot Injury 924E Only
12111 lt261 1271 128bull30)
A
B
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s TYPE OF 6 PFIOPU LSI ON II 5) VESSEL
Q1bullSTEAM 511314) 0 bull ~~~t~Eo
0middot 1001bull5000 0middot SOobull0000
Oamiddot toootmiddotuooo CJDmiddot 1amp001 ANO UP Otmiddot) UNKNOWN
18 WEATHER 142)
01middot CIEAR
CJ2middot PAITIY CLOY
Oa- oVERCAST
04middot FOG
235 E Rmiddot VICE OF VESSEL 14 g-~0)
30 PAPERS OF 31 INJURED PERS
SECTION Imiddot DATA REQUIRED ON ALL CASES
0middot MOTOR(Diesel) CJe- OTHEIl
[_]amiddot GASOLINE Q7middot NUCLEAR
Q4middot SAIL
LENGTH1 middot
01- omiddot6s Dmiddot u-too CJ3bull I 01middot200 0middot201bull300 011middot 301bull400
CJIbull RAIN
OmiddotSNOW
CJ7middot OTI-iER
Otmiddot)UNK
24 A
CREW CUmiddotD2l
STATUS
Imiddot Passen eer Imiddot Licensed 2middot LoneslltHW 2middot Documented 3- Tankerman 3- None 4middot Other ltImiddot Other (Include 5middot Artificial or
Foreien SeameJi fix struct worker
6middot Oeck crew 7middot Engine crew 8- Steward Oept
1311 lUI
OtmiddotJ UNKNOWN
7 PERSON IN CHARGE
116)
SECTION 2 bull VESSEL CASUALTY OAT A
8 DATE OF CASUALTY MO MIO MOOF CODE IN II EST
CAS COMP IZ II117middot18) IilllbullOJ I
(IN FEET) 12 7) Ill HULL MATERIAL 128)
4 OImiddotSOO CJtmiddot STEEL Umiddot OTHER I 01 middot6 00 []2middot wooo INCLUDES
FERRObull 601bull700 Oamiddot CEMENT CEMENT 701 AND UP Qmiddot PLJlSTIC 01-1 UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN CJ8bull ALUMINUM
19 VISIBILITY ltIN MILES) 143) zo WINO UN KNOTS)
01middot HAZARDous uo-114 01middot CALM CJsmiddot 17-117
CJ2bull IIEIl Y gtOOR II 4bull1121 0middot 1bull3 KT 06middot Ubull40
Oamiddot oooR 1112-1 1 CJ5middot GOOOiio ANO UPI 0middot 4bull10 Q7middot 41middotU)
DmiddotFAIR (1bull2) 01middot) UNKNOWN 0middot 11middot16 [Je- 50-Ul
KILLED OR MISSING 25 INJURED AND INCAPACITATED 26 e c o A s c o
PASS LoNG OTHER CREW PASS LONG OTHER 13bull541 SHR 157middot561 IUmiddotOOI 1151middot521 SHR 6~-0~1
IUmiddotIU IUbullUl
SECTION 3middot PERSONAL INJURY DEATH 32 ACTIVITY 33STATUS
OF SUFVR Imiddot Off Duty 2middot Deck Dep Dty 1- Licen11e 3middot Eng Dep Oty 2middot Document 4middot Stew Qep Oty 3middot Unlic 5middot Handle Cargo Undoc 6middot Fishinc ltImiddot Loncsh 7middot Ori lis Har Wkr 8- Pas seneer 5middot Other 9middot Other 6middot None o- Unknown
133) 1341
l~iTJ~~TTOF 35 VESS LOC
Ibull GL (Dock)Imiddot Death 2middot GL (Underway)2middot Injury 3middot W Riv (dock)(Perm) ltImiddot W (Underway)3middot ln)ury 5- Jnld(dockanch)(Temp) 6middot In ld (Underway)
ltImiddot Injury 7middot Ocean )(Disability 8middot For(dockandlunknown) 9middot Other
5middot Miuinc
(315J 1361
A IIESSEL 167bull701
36
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Nature Of
Casualty
137middot381
9 TME OF OAY 12 3)YEAR
CAS oF
18~ DAYNIGHT
I lUI
Dmiddot TWILIGHT
[]bull)UNKNOWN
middot AGt u~ vttL 12 Dl
01middot o-5 Ozmiddot 6bullto
Ekgtmiddot31middot40 7middot 41middot80
[_13middot Umiddot1S Dmiddot n-zo
CJampmiddotII ANOUP Ot-1 UNKNOWN
[Js- 21bull10
1441
Olilmiddot65 JlNO 01EIl
CJH UNKNOWN
10 TYPE OF 10 REPORT
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CImiddotMAI ed
[]2middotNARR
[JH TR TRANS
16 aoov OF WATER
13 0middot3 II
21 SPECIFIC LOCATION
OF CASUALTY 145bull47t
ESTIMA TEO LOSSES 27 VESSEL TOTAL LOSS e c A AMOUNT 17D) s
CARGO PRogt $ PEC (7t-74) 17 5-78 t Obullmiddot TOTAL CODE
LOSS 180)Dmiddot NOT TOTAL
LOSS
PERSONAL CASUALTY PARTICULARS
e c u E F
Prime Cause
Area of Causal
Add Area
Part Of
Nature Of
Conn Causal Conn
Body Injured
Vessel Cas
13 0bull4 0) 141 lt1il3J 144bull401 1 7middot481 i4lilbull5 OJ
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List of Documentation
File Title I Casualty Data Base Vessel 1963-1980 Accession NumberNN3-026-95-002
Number of Pages
I National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) Documentation 1 List ofDocumentation (031600) 2 User Note 1 (031600)
01 01
II Agency Documentation Coding Instructions for the Automated File of Commercial Vessel Casualties 47
III NARA Processing Materials 1 Automated Verification AERIC Reports 2 Sample Dump
AERIC = Archival Electronic Records Inspection and Control
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USERNOTE 1
File Title (1 ) Casualty Data Base Personnel Casualty File Title (2) Casualty Data Base Vessel Casualty
Date Coverage 1963 1980
I Department of Transportation (DOT) United States Coast Guard (USCG) transferred two data files to the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA)
Data Files Number of Logical Records Personnel 22633 Vessel 90400
II Automated verification is the process of comparing the actual content of an agencys electronic records to the description of the content of those records as represented by the record layout and codes received from the agency The National Archives and Records Administrations staff use the Archival Electronic Records and Inspection Control (AERIC) system to verify electronic records
Documentation Used (Personnel) [1] Coding Instructions for Personnel Injuries and Deaths (08 February 1984) and [2] Coding Instructions for Commercial Vessel (08 February 1984) pages 11 and 12
Documentation Used (Vessel) Coding Instructions for Commercial Vessel (08 February 1984)
During the automated verification process minor discrepancies were noted between the data and documentation for both files Personnel Casualty File For example based on the documentation invalid codes were entered for data fields Nature of Casualty (positions 37 and 38) and Primary Cause (positions 39 and 40)
Vessel Casualty File For example based on the documentation invalid codes were entered for data fields Casualty Month (positions 17 and 18) and Type ofVessel (positions 13 and 14)
Accession Number NN3-029-95-002
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Marine Safety Information U S Coast Guard (G-MA16) 2100 Second Street SW Washington D c 20593
08 February 1984
CODING INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE AUTOMATED FILE OF PERSONNEL INJURIES AND DEATHS
AS REPORTED TO THE U S COAST GUARD DURING FISCAL YEARS 1963 THROUGH 1980
The following coding instructions are applicable to personnel injuries andor deaths with or without vessel casualty The input data shall be obtained from form CG-924E and relatedreports coded in accordance with these instructions and those found on the code sheet - Marine Casualty Statistics form CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
The following abbreviations are used thro~ghout these instructions
FY Fiscal Year NOC --- Not otherwise classified
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POSITION(S) 1-5
POSITION(S) 6-11
POSITION(S) 12
Case Serial Number assigned consecutively for ten years A unique case serial number is given to every personal injury andor death record not involving a vessel casualty In the event of a personal injury andor death involving a vessel casualty the case serial number assigned to the vessel casualty record is alsoassigned to the personal injury andor death record
Commencing July 1 1962 the first case number was 35001 and continued upwards The first character indicates fiscal year Character positions two (2) through five (5) are assigned in-house Although the case number does not specify any particular decade character positions 83-8~ (fiscal year) will clarify this ambiguity
Official Number
Documented Vessels of U S - Use official number State numbered vessels - Use state number Namedunnumbered vessels - Use name Naval vessels - Use type designation Foreign vessels - Use country of registry
Coast Guard Inspected
1 - Yes 2 - No
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POSITION(S) 13-14 Type of Vessel
01 - Artificial Island or fixed structure including mobile drill rigs
02 Freight ships inspected U S vessels only 03 - Freight barges (see also code 28 below) 04 Commercial vessels that carry freight and offshy
shore supply vessels 05 - Construction and wrecking vessels including
vessels such as drill tenders pile drivers derrick barges drill ships and barges
06 - Dredges self-propelled 07 - Dredges non-self-propelled 08 - Fishing vessels (excluding sport fishing
charter fishing vessels) 09 - Tugs and towboats - also unmanned bow thruster
unit lP - Passenger vessels (other than ferries) over 65
feet and 100 or more GT 11 - Passenger vessels (other than ferries) over 65
feet and less than 100 GT 12 - Passenger vessels (other than ferries) not more
than 65 feet 13 - Parries over 65 feet and 100 or more GT
carrying passengers or passengers and vehicles 14 - Ferries over 65 feet and less than 100 GT
carrying passengers or passengers and vehicles 15 - Ferries not more than 65 feet carrying
passengers or passengers and vehicles 16 - Passenger barges (including ferry barges) 17 - Tankships18 - Tank barges (flammable and combustible
cargoes) (see also code 29 below) 19 - Public vessels (passenger) 20 - Public vessels (cargo) excluding GAA vessels 21 - Public vessels (tanker)J excluding USNS tankers 22 - Public vessels (other)
Public vessels are vessels of the United States states or municipalities used for public purposes and ex~mpt from the provisions of Title 52 Includes such vessels as Navy Air Force Army Coast Guard and Geodetic Survey Corps of Engineers MSTS and USNS
23 - All other US vessels and crafts such as pleasure research cableships seismographic or those not otherwise classified above
24 - Foreign flag vessels (passenger) 25 - Foreign flag vessels (freight) 26 - Foreign flag vessels (tanker) 27 - Foreign flag vessels (other)28 - Freight barges (dangerous and hazardous cargoes) 29 - Tank barges (dangerous and hazardous cargoes)
including barges inspected under subchapter I and 0 30 - Hover craft
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POSITION(S) 15 Propulsion
1 - Steam 2 - Motor (diesel) 3 - Gasoline 4 - Sail 5 Non-self-propelled 6 - Other 7 - Nuclear (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 16 Person in Charge of Vessel Maneuvers
1 - Licensed master 2 - Licensed pilot (federal) serving under authority
of federal license 3 - Licensed pilot (state) serving under authority of
state license 4 - Licensed mate 5 - Licensed operator (towboats small passenger) 6 - Documented or certificated personnel 7 -Commissioned officer (Navy CG etc) 8 - Unlicensed and undocumented 9 - Foreign pilot or master or other foreign
personnel 0 - Unmanned (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 17-22 Date of Casualty (FYs 63 - 70 only)
Show month in first two positions thus January as 01 and November as 11 Show day in second two positions thus 5th as 05 and 22nd as 22 Year is coded last two positions thus 1963 as 63 and 1970 as 70
Example1 10 July 1964 would be 071064
POSITION(S) 17-22 Date of Casualty (FYs 71 - 73 only)
Show month in first two positions thus January as 01 ~d November as 11 Show day in second two positions thus 5th as 05 and 22nd as 22 Use special indicator codes listed below for position 21 Year is coded in the last position thus 1971 as 1 and 1973 as 3
POSITION(S) 21 Special Indicator (FYs 71 - 73 only)
0 - No significant data 1 - Diver 2 - Rig Transfer 4 - Mobile Rig 5 - Gas Chemist 6 - Photo 7 - Mooring Line
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POSITION(S) 17-22 Date of Casualty (FYs 7~ - 80)
Show month in first two positions thus January as 01 and - November as 11 Marine Inspection Unit investigating
casualty is coded in positions 19-20 thus Albany New York is coded as AA and Baltimore Maryland as AC Show montP investigation completed in position 21 thus January as 1 and November as A Year is coded in the last position thus 197~ as 4 and 1980 as 0
POSITION(S) 19-20 Marine Inspection Unit Investigating Casualty (FYs 74 - 80)
AA Albeny BG Oswego AB Anchorage or Valdez BH Paducah AC Baltimore BJ Port Arthur AD Boston BK Philadelphia AE Buffalo BL Pittsburgh AF Charleston 13M Portland Maine AG Chicago BN Portland Oregon AH Cincinnati BP Providence AJ Cleveland BQ Portsmouth or Norfolk AK Corpus Christi BR Savannah AL Detroit BT San Diego AM Dubuques FYs 77-80 St Paul BU Seattle AN Duluth BV San Prancisco AP Galveston BW St Ignace AQ Guam BX San Juan AR Honolulu BY St Louis AT Houston BZ Tampa AU Huntington CC Toledo AV Jacksonville CD WilmingtonmiddotNC AW Juneau CE London AX Los Angeles CF Bremen AI Louisville CG Singapore AZ Memphis CH Saigon BB Miami CJ Manila BC Mobile CK Yokohama BD Nashville CL Rotterdam BE New Orleans BF New York
POSITION(S) 21 Month Investi~tion Com~leted (FY s 74 - 80)
1 - JAN 8 - AUG 2- FEB 9 - SEP 3- MAR 0 - OCT 4 - APR A- NOV 5- MAY B- DEC 6- JUN I - Incomplete 7- JUL
POSITION(S) 22 Year Casualty Occurred (FYs 74 - 80)
Example show 1974 as 4
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POSITION(S) 23 Time opound Day
1 - Day 2 - Night 3 - Twilight (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 2~ Type opound Investigation Report
1 - Marine Board 2 - Narrative 3 - Letter or Transmittal
POSITION(S) 25 Type opound Injury This indicates that personal injury or death is or is not a result opound a vessel casualty
1 - Deathmissing persons in connection with a vessel casualty
2 - Injury in connection with a vessel casualty 3 - Deathmissing persons where vessel casualty
is not involved 4 - Injury where a vessel casualty is not
involved
POSITION(S) 26-30z Filler (unused)
POSITION(S) 31 Papers opound Person
1 - Licensed 2 - Documented 3 - None 4 - Other including foreign seamen
POSITION(S) 32 Status on Vessel
1 - Passenger 2 - Longshoreman or harbor worker 3 - Tankerman (other than deep water) 4 - Other 5 - Artificial or fixed structure worker 6 - Deck crew 7 - Engine crew 8 - Stewards department
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POSITION(S) 33 Activity Engaged in at Time of Accident
1 - Off duty 2 - Deck department duties- 3 Engine department duties 4 - Stewards department duties 5 Handling cargo (longshoremen only) 6 - Fishing 7 - Drills (fire amp lifeboat only) 8 - Passenger 9- Other (eg well drilling) 0 - Unknown
POSITION(S) 34 Status of Supervisor
1 - Licensed 2 - Documented 3 - Unlicensedundocumented 4 - Longshoremanharbor worker 5 - Other personnel 6 - No immediate supervisor
POSITION(S) 35 Result of Accident
1 - Death 2 - Injury (permanent) 3 - Injury (temporary) 4 - Injury (disability unknown) 5middot- Missing
POSITION(S) 36 Location of Vessel at Time of Casualty or Accident
Fiscal years 1963 - 1971
1 - At dock (domestic) 2 - At anchor (domestic) 3 - At dock (foreign) 4 - At anchor (foreign) 5 - Underway (inland) 6 - Underway (Great Lakes) 7 - Underway (western rivers) 8 - Underway (high seas) 9 - Underway (poundoreign waters)
Fiscal years 1972 - 1980
1 - Great Lakes (dock) 2 - Great Lakes (underway) 3 - Western rivers (dock) 4 - Western rivers (underway) 5 - Inland (dockanchor) 6 - Inland (underway) 7 - Oceans (underway) 8- Foreignmiddot(dockanchor) 9 - Other (fixed rigs etc)
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POSITION(S) 37-38 Nature of Casualty
01 - Natural causes 02 - Homicide 03 Suicide 04 - Disappearance 07 Slips and falls involving ladders stairs 08 - Slips and falls involving gangways 09 - Slips and falls on deck same level (including jumps) 10 - Slips and falls other same level (including jumps) 11 - Falls from vessel into water (including jumps
overboard) 12 - Falls from vessel other 13 - Falls into hold or tank 14 - Falls other different level (below
level of support) 15 - Struck by falling or dropped objects 16 - Struck by flying objects (mooring lines cargo
gear etc) 17 - Struck by moving objects (other than boats
and vessels 18 - Struck by boat or vessel 19 - Exposure 20 - Asphyxiation (other than drowning) 21 - Struck against crushed bumped into objects 22 - Cargo handling - not otherwise classified 23 - Operating machinery tools etc 24 - Burns (other than electrical) 25 Scalds 26 - Electrical shock and electric burns 27 - Caught in lines chains or wire ropes 28 - Pinching crushing by doors hatches etc 29 - Heavy weather (injuries andor resulting from and
not otherwise classified) 30 - Over-exertion (lifting sprains st~ains) 31 - Sprains strains etc - not otherwise classified 32 - Cuts lacerationsmiddot bruises and punctures - NOC 33 - Galley accidents 34 - Altercation (fights physical contests) 35 - Unknown or insufficient information - NOC 36 - Hypothermia 37 - Diving accident
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POSITION(S) 39-40 Primary Cause of Casualty
Human element (cause lay with individual killed or injured)
01 - Intoxication 02 - Physical deficiency or handicaps (eyesight hearing
heart etc) 03 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 04 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 05 - Unsafe practice 06 - Violation of law or regulation 07 - Human errors carelessness
Human element (cause lay with individual other than person injured or killed)
11 - Intoxication 12 - Physical deficiency or handicaps (eyesight hearing
heart etc) 13 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 14 -Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 15 - Un~~afe practice 16 - Violation of law or regulation 17 - Human errors carelessness
Causes Other
21 - Decks slippery or cluttered 22 - Adverse weather (vessel movement boarding
seas slippery decks) 23 - Poor maintenance or housekeeping 24 - Poor or improper lighting 25 - Absence of or inadequate rails or guards 31 - Failure of Coast Guard approved material or equipment 32 - Failure of material or equipment other 41 - Death or injury as result of a vessel casualty 42 - Improper or insufficient supervision 43 - Lack of or insufficient life preservers 44 - Lack of proper tools or equipment 45 - Lack of or inadequate personal protective equipment 46 - Miscellaneous causes - not otherwise classified 47 - Improper use of tools or equipment
Note An unsafe practice is the performance of an act or the application of a method which tends to create a hazard or a risk eg failure to properly secure step ladder
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
-The following were used for positions 41 - 113 and positions 44 - 46
900 - RS 4450 Action 990 - Coast Guard Assistance (search amprescue or evacuation) 991 - Violation of law 999 - No additional areas opound contributing factors
Human element (cause lay with individual killed or injured)
001 - Intoxication 002 - Physical deficiency or handicaps
(eyesight hearing heart etc) 003 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 004 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 005 - Unsafe practice 006 - Violation of law or regulation 007 - Human errors carelessnessbull 008 - Ignorance 200 - Malingering
Human element (cause lay with individual other than person killed or injured)
011 - Intoxication 012 - Physical deficiency or handicaps
(eyesight hearing heart etc) 013 - Unsafe movement or posture (running
jumping backing) 014 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 015 - Unsafe practice 016 - Violation of law or regulation
Causes Other
017 - Human errors carelessness 018 - Obesity 021 - Decks - slippery or cluttered 022 - Adverse weather (resulting in vessel movement
boarding seas slippery decks etc) 023 - Poor maintenance or housekeeping 024 - Poor or improper lighting 025 - Absence of or inadequate rails or guards 031 - Failure opound Coast Guard approved material or equipment 032 - Failure of material or equipment other 033 - Narcotics 040 - Chemical
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The following codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 4~ - 46
041 - Death or injury as a result of a vessel casualtybull 042 - Improper or insufficient supervision 043 - Lack of or insufficient life preservers 044 - Lack of proper tools or equipment 045 - Lack of or inadequate personal protective equipment 046 - Miscellaneous causes - not otherwise classified 047 - Improper use of tools or equipment 048 - Pailure to secure 059 - Replenishment at sea 066 - Lookout 067 - Congested areas - docks piers - restricted
maneuvering 068 - Buoys - aids to navigation 069 - Excessive speed 070 - Channels - restricted maneuvering 071 - Poor visibility 079 - Weather generally 080 - Currents and tides 089 - Mooring line surged 106 - Washing soogying 108 - Liberty launch bumboat 110 - Yard repairs (includes gas free) 111 - Overloading 112 - Improper loading or stowage 113 - Insufficient ventilbulltion 116 - Cargodunnage 118 - Sunken wreck 119 - Tug assisting 191 - Knife 201 - Returning from shore leave
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Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors) Additional Contributing Factors
The following contributing factor codes were added to provide a greater degree of flexibility and specificity in denoting causal connectionsmiddot areas of damage and contributions t~ cause for personnel injury andor death records
POSITION(S) 41-43 and ~4-46
Hull 400-419
400 Hull - general 401 Hull - external-fwd 13 - bottom 402 Hull - external-midsection bottom 403 Hull - external-aft 13 - bottom 404 Hull - external-fwd 13 - sideshell 405 Hull - external-midshipsection-sideshell 406 Hull - ex~ernal-aft 13 - sideshell 407 Hull - internals-fwd 13 408 Hull - internals-midsection 409 Hull - internals-aft 13 410 External plating-superstructure 411 Internal framing-superstructure 412 Weather decks - main 413 Weather decks - superstructure ~14 Decks - internal including tank top 415 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
fwd 13 416 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
midsection 417 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
aft 13 418 Bulkheads - above main deck 419 Bulkheads - longitudinal
Hull Damage 920-929middot
920 Wasted - plate and internals 921 Wasted - weldrivet 922 Fractured - plate and internals 923 Fractured - weldrivet 924 Indented - minor 925 Set in - major 926 Buckled 927 Holed 928 Fractured - other 929 Broken up (ie on rocks etc)
426 York spaces - generalother 427 Work spaces - engine 428 Work spaces - engine shops
POSITIONS) 41-43 and 44-46
429 York spaces - engine store rooms 430 York spaces - engine paint locker 431 York spaces - misc eng spaces (shaft
alley vent rooms) 432 York spaces - bridge ampnav spaces 433 York spaces - deck shops 434 Work spaces - deck storerooms 435 Work spaces - paint locker ~36 York spaces - cargo holds 437 York spaces - cargo holds Tween deck 438 Work spaces - cargo holds lower 439 Work spaces - galley 440 York spaces - galley stores
(includes stewards) 441 Work spaces - main deck cargo winch
area 442 York spaces - main deck cargo hold
area 443 Work spaces - reefer holds 444 York spaces - fish hold
Living Spaces 446-450
446 Living spaces - crew 447 Living spaces - crew toiletshower 448 Living spaces - passenger 449 Living spaces - passenger toiletshower 450 Living spaces - passenger (other)
Built-in Tanks 451-466
451 Tanks - ballastbeginning FY 73) 452 Tanks - afterpeakstern rake 453 Tanks - cargo oil 454 Tanks - cofferdamsdoubleskin 455 Tanks - deep 456 Tanks - distilled water 457 Tanks - double bottom 458 Tanks - drainwells 459 Tanks - forepeampklbowrake 460 Tanks - fuel oil day tank 461 Tanka - fuel oil settlers 462 Tanks - potable water 463 Tanks - sewage 464 Tanks - sump 465 Tanks - voids 466 Tanks - other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Hull amp Hull Fittings amp Outfittings 467 - 484
-467 Cargo battens and cleats 468 Cargo container cells 469 Cargo container stowage fittings 470 Equipment stowage 471 Fire station boxes 472 Grain handling and stowage fittings 473 Hatch tent arrangements 474 Lashing fittingscargo tie down 475 Mooring fittings general 476 Mooring bitts and foundations 477 Mooring pawls and chain stoppers 478 Protective devices 479 Safety rails and fittings 480 Securing devices 481 Skylights 482 Windows - port holesdead lights 483 Wire reels 484 Other
Deck Covering 485-493
485 Living spaces 486 Galley spaces 487 Deck treads and nonskid 488 Ladder treads 489 Portable gratings 490 Toiletshower spaces 491 Wood decking 492 Working spaces 493 Other
Access li94-515
494 Accommodation ladders 495 Doors - general 496 Doors - cargo 497 Doors - exterior 498 Doors - interior 499 Doors - reefer 500 Doors - watertight 501 Floor plates and supports 502 Gratings and supports 503 Ladders inclined - external 504 Ladders portable inclined - external 505 Ladders vertical inclined - external 506 Ladders inclined - internal 507 Ladders portable inclined - internal 508 Ladders vertical inclined - internal 509 Manholes 510 Scuttles 511 Ships gangway
POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
512 Sideports 513 Stages 514 Working platforms 515 Other
Deck amp Cargo 516-589
Masts Booms amp Rigging 516-531
516 General 517 Blocks 518 Booms - general ampmisc small 519 Heavy lift booms 520 Car carriers 521 Fenders 522 Lanyards 523 Masts and kingposts 524 Nets 525 Rigging - general 526 Slings 527 Spreaders 528 Fishing gear - general 529 Nets 530 Booms masts etc 531 Boom cradle
Winches 535-555
535 Boat winches 536 Cargo winches 537 Fishing winches 538 Hand winches 539 Towing winches 541 Other
middot 542 Anchor vessel anchored 543 Anchor chain-including riding
pawldevils claw 544 Anchor windlass - general 545 Automatic mooring winches 546 General-control-features 547 Capstans - general 548 Mooring winches - general 549 Mooring lines-generalunknown
vessel moored 550 - Natural fiber 551 - Wire rope 552 - Synthetic rope 553 - Towing cable 554 - Misc towing equip 555 - Other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Cranes 556-558
556 Gantry cranes - general 557 Revolving cranes - general 558 Other
Hatch Covers 559-563
559 Hatch beams and boards 560 Pontoons and beams 561 Mechanical hatch covers-general 562 Mechanical hatch covers-electric
hydraulic drive general 563 Mechanical hatch covers electroshy
mechanical drive general (chain etc)
Elevators Conveyors and Dumbwaiters 565 - 571
565 Conveyors - cargo general 566 Dumbwaiters 567 Elevators - cargo - general 568 Elevators - personnel 569 Engineers platform hoist 570 Fork lifts 571 Other
Steering Gear 572-588
572 Bow thruster - general 573 Steering gear - general 574 Cross head and cross head drive 575 Follow-up mechanism (linkages) 576 Hydraulic system 577 Lubric~tion 578 Pumps 579 Rams cylinders 580 Steering stands amp trick wheels 581 Rudder - general 582 Carrier bearing 583 Horn 584 Pintle and gudgeon 585 Stock bearing 586 Stock packing gland 587 Flanking rudder 588 Other
Stabilizers 589
589 Stabilizers - general
Galley and Laundry 590 - 600
590 Galley equipment - generalother 591 Laundry equipment - generalother
POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
592 Dish washers 593 Steam galley equipment - general 594 Garbage disposals amp chutes 595 Miscellaneous mechanical equipment 596 Ovens 597 Pressing and ironing equipment 598 Ranges 599 Refrigerators 600 Washing machines and dryers
Cargo Hold Dehumidifiers 601
601 Cargo hold dehumidification-general (cargo air)
Heating Ventilation amp Air Conditioning 602-612
602 Air conditioning - general 603 Ventilation - general 604 Cowls 605 Dampers 606 Ducts and supports 607 Goosenecks 608 Heaters - electric 609 Steam or hot water 610 Gasolineoil 611 Gas (butane etc) 612 Other
Main Propulsion 613-758
Diesel Engines 613-635
613 Main propulsion di~sel engine 614 Main propulsion diesel governing system 615 Main propulsion diesel reduction 618 Emerg diesel generator engine - general 619 Emerg diesel generator engine - engine
(excluding accessories) governing system
620 Emerg diesel gen eng - instrumentation 621 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral diesel
oil system 622 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral fresh
water cooling system 623 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral lube
oil system
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
624 Emerg diesel gen engine - integral starting mechanism
625 Ships service diesel gen engine shygeneral
626 Ships service diesel gen engineshyengine (excluding accessories) governing system
627 Ships service diesel generator 628 Ships service diesel generator
engine - integral diesel oil system 629 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral fresh water cooling system 630 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral lube oil system 631 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral starting mechanism 632 Lifeboat diesel engines 633 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(inboard) 634 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(outboard) 635 Otherdiesel cargo pumps on Tank barge 636 Main propulsion turbines - general
(highlow pressure) 637 Governing system 638 Integral gland seal regulating 639 Integral lubrication system 640 Jacking gear 641 Maneuvering valves 642 Main propulsion gears - (reduction
gears) 643 Integral lubrication system 644 Other
Shafting and Bearings 645 - 652
645 Bearings - general 646 Shafting - general 647 Line 648 Tail 649 Bearing - thrust 650 Stern tube assembly - oil lubrication 651 Stave typestuffing box 652 Other
Propellers 653 - 657
653 Propellers - solid 654 Built-up 655 Controllable pitch propellers-general 656 Control mechanism 657 Othernot specified
Turbines 658 - 665
658 Emergency generator gas turbines 659 Main propulsion gas turbines
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
660 Ships service generator gas 665 Other
Vacuum Equipment 666-671
666 Auxiliary air ejectors amp condens~s 667 Auxiliary condensers 668 Exhaust condenser 669 Main air ejectors amp condensers 670 Main condenser 671 Other
Pumps (for both deck and engine room) 672 - 677
672 Centrifugal pumps - general 673 Hand pumps 674 Hydraulic motors - general 675 Hydraulic pumps - general 676 Reciprocating pumps - general 677 Rotary pumps - general
Piping Fittings amp Valves (for both deck and engine room) 681-695
681 Flexible Tubing 682 Gauge Lines 683 Hose (other than fire) 684 Pipe fittings 685 Piping 686 Sea chests amp overboard discharge
connections 687 Sea strainers (in piping) 688 Sea valves 689 System fittings (strainers filters
traps etc) drains 690 Tubing 691 Valves - general 692 Regulating 693 Relief 694 Check balance 695 Other
Compressors 696 - 698
696 Air compressors - general 697 Refrigeration compressors - general 698 Other
Auxiliary S~stem Turbines amp Geara 99 - 707
699 Pump turbines - general 700 Governing system 701 Integral lubrication system
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POSITION(S) ~1-~3 and ~~-~6
702 Ships service generator turbines shygeneral
703 Ships se~ice generator turbines shygoverning system
70~ Ships service generator turbines shyintegral gland seal regulating system
705 Ships service generator turbines shyintegral lub~icating system
706 Ships service generator turbines shyreduction gear assembly
707 Other
Boilers 708 - 730
708 Air heaters 709 Boiler casings 710 Boiler drums and internals 711 Boiler tubes 712 Boiler valves
bull 713 Boiler water level indicators 714 Boiler water testing 715 Brickwork and refractoryfirebox 716 Burner flame scanning system 717 Burner ignition system 718 Combustion control 719 Desuperheaters 720 Draft gauges 721 Fuel oil burners ampair register 722 Feed water regulators 723 Economizer 724 Safety valves 725 Smoke indicators 726 Soot blowers 727 Superheaters 728 Superheater temperature regulators 729 Uptakes and inner stack 730 See 74~
Blowers and Fans 732 - 734
732 Forced draft blowers - generalor turbo air intake on diesel
733 Ventilation fans - general 734 Other
Unfired Pressure Vessels and Non-built-tanks 735 - 741
735 Air receivers 736 Drain tanks 737 Expansion tanks 738 Gravity tanks 739 Hydraulic accumulators 740 Mixing tanks middot 741 Other
POSITION(S) ~1-~3 and 44-46
Coolers Condensers 7~2 - 753
742 Coolers - general 743 Diesel oil purifier heater 744 Feed water heater ampvent condenser - gen 745 Lubrication oil purifier heater 746 Main propulsion lubrication oil coolers 747 Reefer compartment air coolers 748 Reefer compartment pipe coils 749 Reefer condensers 750 Reefer liquid suction heat exchangers 751 Reefer secondary refrig coolers 752 Cargo and fuel oil heating coils 753 Other
Purifiers 754
754 Purifiers
Evaporators 755 - 758
755 Contaminated steam generators 756 High pressure evaporators 757 Low pressure evaporators 758 Other
Electrical 759 - 780
759 Main motor 760 Main motor air cooler 761 Main generator 762 Main generator air cooler
Electric Generators 763 - 765
763 Emergency generator - general 764 Ships service generators - general 765 Other
Electric Power Distribution 766 - 776
766 Batteries 767 Battery chargers 768 Distribution panels (other than
switchboard panels) 769 Emergency generator switchboard 770 Lighting panels 771 Power panels 772 Ships service generator switchboard 773 Test panel 774 Transformers 775 Wiring 776 Other
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P6SITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Motors and Controllers 777 - 780
777 Electric motors (non-deck machinery) 778 Electric mgtors (deck machinery) 779 Electric motor controllers (non-deck
machinery) 780 Electric motor controllers (deck
machinery)
Interior Communications 781 - 794
781 Telephone system 782 Call bell system 783 Cargo oil temperature recording system 784 Engine_order telegraph 785 Engineers signal and alarm system 786 General alarm system 787 Individual system alarm systems
(excluding specific equipment alarms) 788 Propeller shaft revolution
indicator system 789 Refrigeration temp-erature
recording system 790 Rudder angle indicator system 791 Salinity indicator system - feed
condensate 792 Sound powered telephone system 793 Wheelhouse alarm system 794 Other
Exterior Communications 795 - 801
795 Auto alarm 796 Lifeboat portable radio equipment 191 Radio telegraph equipment 798 Radio telegraph equipment 799 Radio teletype Equipment 800 Bridgebridge radio 801 Otherharbor advisory radar
Navigation Equipment 802 - 816
802 Course recorder 803 DECCA navigator 804 Echo depth sounder 805 Electric steering - gyro pilot system 806 Fog gong 807 Gyro compass system 808 Loran 809 Magnetic compass 810 Radar - general 811 Radar - collision avoidance 812 Radio direction finder 813 Ships bell 814 Signal lights 815 Whistle siren 816 Other (charts failed to use etc)
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Lighting 817 - 821
817 Lighting - crew areas (includes wiring) 818 Lighting - navigation 819 Portable lighting 820 Searchlights 821 Othercargo holds
Miscellaneous Workshop Equipment 822 - 838
822 Burning equipment 823 Drill presses 824 Engine test stand 825 Grinders 826 Hand tools
middot 827 Hydraulic jacks 828 Lathes 829 Lifting gear - including chain
fall and come-along 830 Milling machines 831 Paint spraying outfit 832 Power drive portable tools 833 Saw - motor driven 834 Shapers 835 Welding equipment 836 Work bench 837 Vises 838 Other
Instruments (not covered in other main components) 839 - 845
839 Clinometers 840 Main gauge board 841 Portable instruments 842 System indicating instruments 843 System recording instruments 844 Test instrumentation 845 Other
Automation (not covered in other main components) 846 - 852
846 Bell recorders 847 Bridge console 848 Condition recorders temperature
pressure etc 849 Engineroom console 850 Information recorders 851 Throttle control equipment middot852 Other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors -The following codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Firefighting 853 - 864
853 Fixed systems - fire mains and hose 854 C02 855 Steam 856 Sprinkler 857 Other 858 Semi-portable - 002 859 Portable - C02 860 Other 861 Fire detecting systems and alarms 862 Emergency equipment - (breathing apparatus ax etc) 864 Other
Lifesaving 865 - 874
865 Life preserver - approved 866 Life preserver - disapproved 867 Buoyant cushion life ring 868 Lifeboat 869 Equipment 870 Davits (launching apparatus) 871 Life raft - inflatable 872 Launching apparatus 873 Other (bouyant apparatus and life floats) 874 Life saving equipment not otherwise classifie~
Miscellaneous 875 - 878
875 Main propulsion reciprocating 876 Main bearings 877 Pistons rod etc 878 Jacking gear
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POSITION(S) 41-43
POSITION(S) 44-46
The following codes
Disclaimers
Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
Additional Contributing Factors
were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
These additional codes were found to exist in this data~ile however they have been determined to be unreliable
019 020 026 027
028 029 030 034 035
036 037 038 039 051 052 053 059 060 061 062
072 073 074 075 076 077
078 081 082 083 084 085 086 087 088 091 101
102 103 104
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Masts booms cargo gear (including winches) Struts stern tube rudder shoe lookout Congested areas - docks piers - restricted maneuvering Buoys - aide to navigation Excessive speed Channels - restricted maneuvering Pathometer sounding machine lead line Engine order telegraph bell pulls pilot house engine controls Navigation lights (improper use) Whistle bell horn signals (improper use) Navigation equipment - not otherwise classified Weather generally Fixed firefighting systems Portable firefighting equipment Fire detecting systems alarms Replenishment at sea Radiotelephone failed to useimproper use Radio telegraph telephone auto alarm etc Visual signals including searchlights blinker flags Improper loading or stowage Insufficient ventilation Ground tackle including anchor windlass Towing equipment including towing engine Cargo Miscellaneous deck department equipment - not otherwise classified Sunken wreck Gasoline engine and accessories (except outboards) Outboard motors and accessories Diesel engine and accessories Steam reciprocating engines Steam turbine and turbo-electric Shafts and reduction gears Propeller Main propulsion machinery - not otherwise classified Atomic reactor Furnaces including tubes castings superheaters economizers etc Fuel oil system boiler fuel oil system only Peedwater systems including condensers and evaporators Steam systems main and auxiliary
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The following- codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Disclaimer a These additional codes were found to exist in this databulltile however they have been determined to be unreliable
105 107 114 115 116 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 131 132
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Boiler parts and accessories - not otherwise classified Fuel oil system diesel Diesel engines except main propulsion Miscellaneous machinery - not otherwise classified Failure of equipment due to improper or lack or maintenance Miscellaneous piping systems Generators (except main propulsion) Wiring Lights Controls switches circuit breakers fuses etc Motors (except main propulsion) Electrical equipment - not otherwise classified Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance Stoves ranges and associated equipment Galley and stewards departments parts and equipment -not otherwise classified
133 140
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Butane galleyheating stove Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
For natural death 45 - 450
indicate age or deceased in positions 44 - 46 left justify eg age
POSITION(S) 47 Part or Body Injured
0 1 2 3
- Eye - Beck - Head - Neck and shoulder
4 - Chest 5 - Abdomen groin andor hip 6 - Extremities 7 - Illness 8 - Drowning 9 - Unspecified and miscellaneous
POSITION(S) 48 Type of Injury to Body
0 - Burn 1 - Fracture 2 - Spraindislocationconcussion 3 Contusionabrasion 4 Amputation 5 - Crushing 6 - Heart 7 - Disease (other) 8 - Puncturecut 9 - Not otherwise classified
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The followiiig codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Disclaimerbull These additional codes were found to exist in this damptabulltileJ however they have been determined to be unreliable
105 - Boiler parts and accessories - not otherwise classified 107 - Fuel oil system diesel 114 - Diesel engines except main propulsion 115 - Miscellaneous machinery - not otherwise classified 116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance 120 - Miscellaneous piping systems 121 - Generators (except main propulsion) 122 - Wiring 123 - Lights124 - Controls switches cirouit breakers fuses etc 125 - Motors (except main propulsion) 126 - Electrical equipment - not otherwise classified 127 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance 131 - Stoves ranges and assooiated equipment 132- Galler and stewards departments parts and-equipmentshy
not otherwise classified 133 - Butane galleJheating stove 140 - Person in chargeresponsible persona intoxicated
POSIION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
For natural death indicate age of deceased in positions 44 - 46 lett justify eg age 45 - 450
POSITION(S) 47 Part ot Bodz Injured
0- IJe 1 - Bampok 2 -middotHead 3 - Reck and shoulder 4 - atest 5 - Abdomen sroin andor hip 6 - lrtremities 7 - IllDess 8 - DrovrrlDc 9 - Unspecified and miscellaneous
POSIIOR(S) 48 1zp ot Injurz to locb
0 -Burn 1 Prampoture 2 - Spraindislocationconcussion 3 - Contusionabrasion 4 - Amputation 5 - Crushiq6 - Heart 7 - Disease (other) 8 - Punctureout9 - Not otherwise classified
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Nature opound Vessel Casualty
Ipound case concerns a vessel casualty death or injury (ie if position 25 = 1 or ipound PQPition 25 =2) then poundill in the same code_as was established in positions 32-33 - Vessel Casualty Data bull
_ - V 11- I v ~ L
For many non-vessel casualty death or injury cases (ie if position 25 ~ 3 or ipound position 25 = 4) these positions were left blankJ however ipound these positions contain data then positions 49 and 50 were completed as followsamp
POSITION(S) 49 Gross Tonnage
Round opoundpound tonnage to nearest ton
0 - Not over 9 1- Over~9 to 50 2 - Over 50 to 100 3 - Over 100 to 300 II - Over 300 to 1000 5 - OveP 1000 to 10000 (seagoing) 6- Over 1000 to-10000 (not seagoing) 7 - Over 10000 (seagoing) 8 - Over 10000 (not seagoing)
POSITION(S) 50 Length in feet
Round ofpound length to nearest foot
0 - 15 teet or under 1 - 16 to 26 2 - 27 to 110 3 - Ill to 65 11- 66to 100 5 - 101 to 200 6 - 201 to 300 7 - 301 to 800 8 - 801 feet and above
The seagoing vessels are those appearing in the Merchant Ship Register of MSTS
POSITION(S) 51 - 80a Filler (unused)
POSITION(S) _ 81- 82a Cafendar Year
POSITION(S) amp3 - 81 Fisoal Year
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1251
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1 VESSEL NAMEDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATON US COAST GUARD CODE SHEET- MARINE CASUALTY STATISTICS
CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
lNSTRUCTIONS
l Vessel casualty with no personal injuries or death Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers code all items in Sections 1 and 2 of code sheet
2 Personal injury or death not involving a vessel casualty Obtain data from CG-924E and related papers code all items in Sections 1 and 3 of code sheet
SECTION Imiddot DATA
2 CASE NO I 1-~)
11 SEQUENCE
NUMBER
17 CASUALTY A B
NATURE PRIME CAUSE132bull33) 134-35)
3 VESSEL NO 4 CG INshy16-11) INSPECTshy
ED 112)
[_] 1- YES
[_] 2bull NO
12 GROSS TONNAGE 1261
Dtmiddoto-15 02middot 16-100 []3middot I 01middot300
D- ao1middotsoo [_js- 501-t ooo
PARTICULARS c D
AREA ADD CAUSAL CONT
CONN FACT 136bull38) 13 9-411
22 SEA CONDITIONS 148)
SEE SWELL IN FEET)
01middot CALM 05middot 41 AND UP
Dmiddot 5middot15 (SLIGHT) [Js- ICE
03middot 16middot20 MODERATE)
Dmiddot 21bull40 ROUGH) 01middot) UNKNOWN
28 TYPE OF 29 NAME OF INJURY VICTIM
1 DeathMiss I st Initial 26921924E 2nd Initial or X
2middot-lnjury (924E 2692) I st Three Letters
3middot DeathMiss of Last Name
924E Only bull 4- Injury 924E Only
125) 126) 1271 128-301
A
B
c
D
5 TYPE OF 6 bullbull PROPULSION VESSEL
11314) 01-STEAM
[]2- MOTOR(Diesel)
[_J3middotGASOLINE
Dmiddot I 001middot5000 07- 5001bull10000 De- 1 ooolmiddottsooo
[_]g- ISOOI AND UP
01middot) UNKNOWN
18 WEATHER 1421
Ot- CLEAR
[]2- PARTLY CLOY
03- OVERCAST
04- FOG
23 SERshyVICE OF VESSEL 14 9bull50)
30 PAPERS OF 31 INJURED PERS
[_j4- SAIL
11 LENGTH
01- 0middot6~ 0middot amp6-100 03- 1 Otmiddot2oo
04- 2 ot -a oo
Os- aoimiddot400
A CREW 151-~2)
STATUS
Imiddot Passenger Imiddot Licensed 2- LongshHW 2middot Documented 3- Tankerman 3- None 4- Other 4middot Other (Include 5- Artificial or
Foreign Seameri) fix struct worker
6- Deck crew 7- Engine crew B- Steward Dept
(31) 132)
II 5)
3 Vessel casualty and personal injury or death
Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers and enter codes in Sections 1 and 2 For each related CG-924E enter codes in Section 3 of same code sheet~ if there or more persons involved enter data from first CG-924E in Col A of Section 3 from second in Col B etc H more than 4 persons involved use a second code
entering data in Sections 1 and 3
REQUIRED ON ALL CASES
Cl~- ~~~s~~Eo I 16) CJe- oTHER
[]7middot NUCLEAR
Qibull) UNKNOWN
De- sNow Q2middot VERY POOR
Q7middot OTHER Dbull- POOR 1112middot1)
OImiddot)UNK ([]4-FAIR 11middot2)
24 KILLED OR MISSING
B c PASS LONG 153-54) SHR
155middot56)
7 PERSON IN CHARGE
SECTION 2 middotVESSEL CASUALTY DATA
liN FEET) 127) 14 HULL MATERIAL 128)
Cle- 40t-5oo L]1middot STEEL
07middot 501-600 []2middot WOOD []a- 60Imiddot7oo Q3- CEMENT
CJ9- 701 AND UP []4bull PLASTIC
Dt-1 UNKNOWN CJ5- ALUMINUM
19 VISIBILITY liN Ml LES) 143)
CJ5middot RAIN [Jt- HAZARDOUS llltl-1141
1114middot1121
o A B OTHER CREW PASS
(57-58) 59middot60) Iamp I -62)
SECTION 3 middotPERSONAL INJURYDEATH
32 ACTIVITY 33STATUS 34RESULT OF OF SUPVR ACCIDENT
8 DATE OF CASUALTY MO MIO MO OF CODE IN VEST
CAS COMP~
117-18) I119middot20) I 1211
Q6middot OTHER INCLUDES FERROmiddot CEMENT
Dt-) UNKNOWN
20 WIND (IN KNOTS) (44)
Ot- CALM [Js- 17middot27 CJ9middot65 AND OVER
CJ2middot1middot3 KT [Je- 28middot40
Os- Goootc AND UPI 0-4middot10 []7middot 41middot55) Dtmiddotl UNKNOWN
Otmiddot) UNKNOWN 1[]4- 11-16 obull- 56-651
25 INJURED AND INCAPACITATED 26 ESTIMATED LOSSES
Imiddot Off Duty 1- GL (Dock) 2- Deck Dep Dty Imiddot License 2- GL (Underway)1- Death
2- Injury A3- Eng Dep Dty 2- Document 3- W Riv (dock) 4- Stew Dep Dty 3- Unlic (Perm) 4- w (Underway)
3- In) ury Nature5- Handle Cargo Undoc 5- lnld (dockanch)(Temp) Of6- F1shing 4- Longsh 6- In ld (Underway)
7- Drills Har Wkr 4- Injury Casualty7- Ocean ( )(Disability5- Other8- Passenger 8- For (dockandl) 9- Other 6- None unknown) 9- Other
5- Missingo- Unknown
133) 134) 135) 136) 137bull38)
~ AGt OF VESsEL 12 9)
01-0-5 CJ6middot31-40 02- 6bull10 C 17middot 41-s o [J3- ltmiddotts Demiddot stAND UP
0middot16middot20 []1-) UNKNOWN
Os- 2t-3o
c D A LONG OTHER VESSEL SHR (65-66) (67middot70)
(63bull64)
35 VESS IOC
36
9 TME OF DAY 12 3)
OF YEAR
[_]1bull DAYCAS
[]2- NIGHT
[]3- TWILIGHT
I [_)Ibull) UNKNOWN
122)
B c CARGO PROP (71-74) 175middot7 8)
1 0
are 2 data sheet
TYPE OF 10 REPORT
124)
LJmiddotMAR Bd
[_]2bullNARR
Clo-L TR TRANS
16BODYOF WATER
13 0middot311
21 SPECIFIC LOCATION
OF CASUALTY 145bull471
27 VESSEL TOTAL LOSS
A AMOUNT 1711) B SPEC
Ot- TOTAL CODE LOSS
Umiddot NOT TOTAL 1801
LOSS
PERSONAL CASUALTY PARTICULARS
B c D E F
Prime Area of Add Part Nature Cause Causal Area Of Of
Conn Causal Body vessel Conn Injured Cas
139middot40) 141-43) lo14-46) 147-48) 1411-50)
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I Marine Safety Information U S Coaat Guard (G-HA16) 2100 Second Street SV Vaahington D C 20593 (202) 426-9561
08 February 198~
CODING INSTRUCTIONS POR
THE AUTOMATED FILE OP COMMERCIAL VESSEL CASUALIES
AS REPORTED TO THE U S COAST GUARD DURING PISCAL YEARS 1963 THROUGH 1980
The ollowiJllaquo coding instructions are applicable to Veaael caaualties that reaulta in any or the following
(a) actual phyaical damage to property in excess of Sl500J (b) material ~e affecting the seaworthiness or ett1c1ency or a
vessel (c) atranding or grounding (iii th or vi thou t dampmage) s (d) loss ot lites (e) injury causing any person to remain incapacitated tor a period
in excess or 72 boura except injury to harbor vorkera not resulting in death and not resulting trom veaael aaualty or vessel equipment casualty
The input data was obtained poundrom form CG-2692 and related reports coded in accordance with these instructionamp and those found on Code Sheet -Marine Caaualty Statistics form CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
The following abbreviations are used 1n these instructionar
PY ---- Fiscal Year NOC --- Not otherwise olaaaitied POS --- Poa1tion P F - Personnel fault
This instruction coneiata or bulls pages
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Gulf Inland Rivera and Vater~ye
POSITION(S) 30-31
AA - Alabama River - source to Mobile River A - Algiera Canal - rom MP 88 LKR to MP 6 8 JHL AC - Atchatalampya River - mouth to MP 116 WRL AD - Apamp1aohichola River - approximately HP 350 EHL AE - Barataria lay Vaterway (includes Bayou Bampratampria) shyAP - Bayou Teche - HP 115 Atchatalaya River AC - Bayou Laourche - HP 35 wHL AH- Bayou Terrebonne- MP 576 WRL AJ - Bayou Boeu - HP 872 rHL to HP 955 WRL AX - Berwick lay - MP 95 5 WRL At - Calcaaieu River - HP 2412 VHL AM - Black Warrior River - source to Tombigbee River AN - Chattahoochee River - ao~ce to Apalachichola River AO - Greene Bayous - source to HSC A1 - Harvey Canal - HP 0 GIW to HP 5 GIW AQ - Houma Navigation Canal - MP 59 JHL
HP 59 WL
AR - Houston Ship Channel (HSC) - northwest ot Galveston Bay
Gulf Intracoaatal taterwar CGIW)
AS - Eest - east of Harvey Locka (EHL) AT - Vest - west ot Harvey Locka (VHL) AU - Inner Harbor Navigation Canal - MP 925 LKR to Lake Pontchartrain AV- Landside Route- HP 872 VHL to HP 367 Morgan City- Port Allen Route AW - Mermentau River -- MP 2018 WHL AX - Mississippi River - (Lower) - rom ahead of the passes (HP) to MP 1064 AY - Mississippi River Gulf Outlet - HP 14 EHL A2 - Mobile River - source to Mobile Bay BA - Morgan City - Port Allen Route - HP 955 WRL BB - Neches River - HP 277 WHL BC - Pase a Loutre - AHP to Gulf ot Mexico BD - Plaquemine - Morgan City alternate route - same as Horgan City shy
BE - Sabine River - MP BP - San Jacinto River BG - South Paaa - AHP BH - Southwest Paas shyBJ - Tombigbee River shyBK - Vermillion River
Port Allen Route 266 JHL to Mlgt 288 VHL - source to HSC
to Gult ot Mexico AHP to Gulf of Mexioo ao~ce to Mobile River
- MP 1591 VHL
POSITION(S) 32-33 Mature of Casualty
01 - Colliaion with vessel meeting situation 02 - Collision with vessel oroaaing situation 03 - Collision with vessel overtaking situation 04 - Collision with veeael anchored or moored (use only it not
dockingundocking) 05 - Collision with veaeel while docking or undocking 06 - Collision with veaeel in tog (takae precedence over 01 02 amp03)
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POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature of Casualty (continued)
01 - Collision with veaael not otherviae claasitied (including minor bumps betveem tug and veaael)
08 - Collision with floating or submerged objects (other than ground)
09 - Collision with fixed objects piera bridges locka ampdam bull Por fiscal rears 1969 - 1973 uee Special Indicator field position 2ll tor fiacal Jeampra 1974 - 1980 uae Special Indicator field poaition 80) middot ~
10 - Collision with ice or ice tielda 11 - Collieion vith aida to nampvigation fixed or floating 12 - Collision other than vith veaael not otherwiae clasaitied
Offshore Rigamiddot- Seaplanes) 13 - Explosion andor tire involving liquid bulk cargo
(includes vapors) 14 - Explosion andor fire involving general cargo 15 - Explosion andor tire involving vessels fuel
(includes vapors) 16 - Pire vessel structure 17 - Pire vessel equipment (only when damage to vessel
structure is incidental minor or abaent) including crank caae eplosiona - beginning fiscal year 1971
18 - Explosion boiler (whether or not tire results) 19 - Explosion pressure vessels and compressed gas
cylinders 20 - Ezploaion andor fire - not otherwise claaaitied 21 - Groundingamp with dampmace 22 - Groundings no damage (cannot have monetary damampampbull to
veaael liated) 23 - Pounderizlga 24 - Capaiting with or without einking 25 - Ploodin~h swamping without ainking 26 - Heavy wampampther damage and weampther generally (beginning
fiscal 7eampt 1969 rerelr used uaed tor Prisury Cauae ot caaualty)
27 - Cargo damage no damage to veaael 28 - Material failure veaael structure 29 - Material failure machinery and aasociated engineering
equipment 30 - Material failure equipment (other) including cargo
geer propeller ahatt 31 - Caaualty not otherwise claaaified undete111lined or
insutt1cient information - earthquake Beginning fiscal rear 1969 - enemy actionr veaael dieabled due to fouled propeller
32 - Eamprge breampkawar
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Marine Samptety Information u S Coast Guard (G-KA16) 2100 Second Street SV Washington D C 20593 (202) 1426-9561
08 February 19814
CODING INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE AUTOMATED FILE OF COMMERCIAL VESSEL CASUALIES
AS REPORID TO THE 1 S COAST GUARD DURING FISCAL YEARS 1963 THROUGH 1980
The following coding instructions are applicable to -veaael casualties that results in any ot the following
(a) actual phyaical ~e to property in excess of Sl500J (b) material damage affecting the sea~orthinesa or efficiency of a
vessel (c) stranding or grounding (vith or nthout damage)r (d) loss ot lifer (e) injury causing any person to remain incapacitated for a period
in exceaa of 72 hours except injury to harbor vorkera not resulting 1n death and not resulting trom vessel oaaualty or vessel equ~pment caaualty
The input data was obtained from form CG-2692 and related reports coded in accordance with theae instructions and those found on Code Sheet - Marine Caaualty Statistics form CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
The following abbreviations are used in these inatruotionar
PY ---- Fiscal Year NOC --- Not otherviae olaaaitied POS --- Position P P - Personnel fault
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POSITON(S) l-5 Case Serial Humbert assigned consecutively ~ere
POSITION(S) 6-ll
POSITION(S) 12
two or more vessels are involved such as 1n a collision the same eaae serial number is given to all involved veasel records
Commencing July 1 1962 the first oaee number was 30001 and continued upwards but not to exceed 35000 This eeae numbering scheme is uaed to deterentiate vessel casualty recorda from peraonal inJury andor death records not involving a veaael casualty Tbis methodology in asaigning oase aerial numbers is applieable tor all fiscal yeamprBJ ho~ever due to an inordinant caae load 1n fiscal year 1980 oase serial numbers do exceed 05000 The first champracter of the ease aerial number indica tea pound1ecal year Character positiona tvo (2) through poundiva (5) are uaigned in-house Although the caae aerial number does not specify any particular decade character poaitiona83-84 (fiscal year) vill clarity t~ia ambiguity
0poundpound1cial Numbar
Documented Veaaela ot US -- Use ottioial number State numbered veeaela -- Use state number Namedunnumbered vessels middot- Use nama Naval vessels Usa t7pe or designation foreign veaaele -- Uaa country opound registry
Ooaat Guard Inspected
1 Yea 2 No 3 UnknoVn (FYa 63 - 70)
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POSITION(S) 13-14 Type ot Vessel
01 - Artificial Island or fixed atrueture including mobile drill rigs
02 - Preight ships inspected U S vessels only03 - Freight bargea (aee also code 28 below) 04 - Commercial vessels that carry freight and oftshy
shore supply vessels 05 - Construction and wrecking vessels including
vessels such as drill tenders pile drivers derrick barges drill ships and barges
06 - Dredges aelt-propelled 07 - Dredges non-eel-propelled 08 - Piahing veaaela (excluding aport fishing
charter fishing veasela5 09 - Tua and towboats - alao unmanned bow thruster unit 10 - Passenger vessels (other than terries) over 65
feet and 100 or more GT ll - Passenger veseels (other than terries) over 65
teet and leas than 100 GT middot 12 - Passenger vessels (other than terries) not more
than 65 teet 13 - Parries over 65 teet and 100 or more GT
carrying passengers or paasengera and vehicles 14 - Perries over 6S teet and lees than 100 GT
carrying passengers or passengers and vehicles 15 - Parries not more than 65 teet carrylng
passengers or passengers and vehicles 16 - Passenger barges (including ferry barges) 17 - Tampnkshipa 18 - Tank barges (flammable and combustible
oazgoee) (see also code 29 below) 19 - Public vessels (passenger) 20 - Public vessels (cargo) excluding GAA vesaela 21 - Public vessels (tanker)J excluding USNS tankers 22 - Public vessels (other)
Public vessels are veaaela of the United States states or municipalities used for public purposes and exempt from the provisions of Title 52 Includes auoh vessels aa Navy Air Poroe Army Coast Guard and Geodetic Survey Corps of Engineers MSTS and USNS
23 - All other US vessels and crafts such aa pleasure research cableshipa seismographic or those not otherwise classified above
24 - Poreign las vessels (passenger) 2S - Poreign flag veaaela (freight) 26 - Poreign lag vessels (tanker) 27 - Poreign flag vessels (other) 28 - height barges (dangerous and hazardous cargoes) 29 - Tank barges (dangerous and bampzamprdous cargoes)
including barges inspected under subchapter I and 0 30 - Hover craft
Hotea see positions 49-50 to describe specific type vessel (PYs 69- 80)
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POSITION(S) 15 Propulsion
1 - Steam 2 - Motor (diesel) 3 - Gasoline 4 - Sail 5 - Non-salt-propelled 6 - Other including gas turbine 7 - Nuclear (-) Unknovn
POSITION(S) 16 Person in Charse ot Vessel Haneuvera
1 - Licensed master 2 - Licensed pilot (federal) serving under authority
ot federal license 3 - Liceneea pilot (state) serving under authority ot
state license 4 - Licensed mate 5 - Licensed operator (towboats amall paasenger) 6 - Documented or certificated personnel7 - U S Commissioned opoundpoundioer (Navy Coast Guard etc) 8 - Unlicensed and undocumented 9 - Poreign pilot or master or other roreign
personnel 0 - Unmanned (-) Unlcnovn
Pa~lure When Pault on Part opound ineroom PYa 72 - 0
A - Licensed chiet engineer B - Licensed engineer C - Documented engineer excluding entry rating D - Documented persona other entry ratings other E - Unlicensedundocumented engineer P - Foreign engineer G - Unmanned engineroombull H - Other
bull This code takes precedence over cases where person enters ed engineroom vhile attempting to oorrect caaualty in progress
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POSITION(S) 17-18 Month of Casualtz (FYa 63 - 80) EmmplEu show January as 01
POSITION(S) 19-20 Daz of Casualty (FYa 63 - 73) Emmple r show 5th as OS end 22 as 22
POSITIOK(S) 19-20 Marine Inspection Unit Inveetisating Caaualtz (PYs 74 - 80)
AA Albany BG Oaweao AB Anchorage or Valdez BH Paducah AC Baltimore BJ Port Arthur AD Boston BK Philadelph ia AE Buffalo BL Pittaburgh AF Charleston BM Portland Hampine AG AH
Chicago Cincinnati
BN BP
Portland Oregon Providence
AJ Cleveland BQ Portsmouth or Norfolk AK AL
Corpus Christi Detroit
BR BT
Savarmah San Diego
AM AN
Dubuquea FYa 77-80 St Paul Duluth
SU BV
Seattle San Pranciaco
AP Galveston 1N St Ignace AQ Guam BX San Juan AR Honolulu Y St Louie AT Houston B2 Tampamp AU AV
Huntington Jacksonville
CC CD
Toledo Wilmington NC
AW Juneau CE London AX AY AZ BB
toe Angeles Louisville Memphis t1iami
CF CG CH CJ
Breaaen Sinppore Saigon Mampnila
SC Mobile CK Yokohama BD Nashville CL Rotterdam BE New Orleans SF New York
POSITION(S) 21-22 Year of Campaualtt (FYs 63 - 68)liampler Show 1965 aa 65
POSITION(S) 21 Special Indicator (PYs 69 - 73)
0 - No eignifioan t deta 1 - Light oil pollution 2 - Moderate oil pollution3 - Heavy oil pollution 4 - tlninapected mobile oil drill 5 - Gas chemist or gas free certificate 6 - Photographs (efteotive 5-17-68) 7 - Radiotelephone mentioned in tbe report 8 - Bridges involved 9 - Locka or dame involved - - Hurricane - Sealanee
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POSITION(S) 21 Month Investigation Completed (PYa 74 - 80)
l - Jan 2 - Feb 3 - Har 4 - Apr 5 - Hampy 6 - Jun 7 - Jul 8 -Aug 9 - Sep 0 -Oct A - Nov B Dee I - Invee tigation not completed at time ot coding
POSITION (S) 22 Remains the same (PYa 69 - 80) Exampler Show 1969 as 9
POSITION(S) 23 Time ot Daz 1 - Day 2 - Night 3 - lwil ight (-) Unknown
POSITON(S) 24 Type ot Investigative Report
1 - Marine Board 2 bull Narrative 3 - Letter ot Transmittal
POSITON(S) 25r Piller (unused) (PYa 63 - 69)
POSITION(S) 25 Veaatl Fault Code (PYe 70 - 80)
For primary veaael code - 1 For aecondary veaael code - B For all other vessel eodes - C through Z
I more than twenty-aix (26) vessels are involved the alphabet is repeated beg~ vith the letter B
POSITION($) 26 Groea Tormage
1 - Not over 15 2 - Over 15 to 100 3 - Over 100 to 300 4 - Over 300 to 500 5 - Over 500 to 1000 6 - Over 1000 to 5000 7 - Over 5000 to 10000 8 - Over 10000 to 15000 9 - Over 15000 (-) Unknovn
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POSTION(S) 27 Length in Feet
1 - 65 teet or under 2 - Over 65 to leas thampn 100 3 - 100 to lese than 200 4 - 200 to leas than 300 5 - 300 to lese than 400 6 - 400 to lees than sao 7 - 500 to leas than 600 8 - 600 to less than 700 9 - 700 and over (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 28 Hull Materiampl
1 - Steel 2 - Wood 3 - Cement 4 - Plastic including fiberglaae 5 - Aluminum 6 - Other including ferro-cement (-) Unknom
POSITION(S) 29 Ajse of Vessel
1 - Lees than 5 years 2 - 5 to leas than 10 3 - 10 to less than 15 4 - 15 to less than 20 5 - 20 to less than 30 6 - 30 to lees than 40 7 - 40 to lese than 50 8 - SO and over (-) Unknown
ampbull of Vessel ipound Rebuilt (PY 70 Only)
A - Lees than 5 years I - 5 to lees than 10 C - 10 to less than 15 D - 15 to leas than 20 E - 20 to less than 30
Age ot vessel oaloulated rom year built to year coded
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POSITION(S) 30-31 Body of Water Where Casualty Occurred
Ol - Inland Atlantic - all waters covered by Inland Rules of the Road on the Atlantic Coast ot the United States its territories and poeeeesiona
02 - Inland Gulf - all waters covered by Inland Rules ot the Road on the Gulf ot the United States
03 - Inland Pacitic - all vaters covered by Inland Rules ot the Road on the Pacitic Coaat opound the United States
04 - Western Rivera - all vatera covered by the Western River Rules (Beginning fiscal year 1976 thia code wu deleted See belov for revised Western River codes)
05 - Grampampt Lakes - all waters covered by the Great Lakes Rulea (See page 34)
06 - Ocean Atlantic and all seas bordering thereon - except Caribbean Sea
07 - Ocean Pacific and all seas bordering thereon - except Indian Ocean
08 - Ocean Indian and all seas bordering thereon including the Arabian and Red Seu
09 - Ocean Mediterranean
10 - Ocean Arctic
ll - Ocean Caribbean
12 - Ocean Gult ot Mexico
13 - Othe2 foreign waters
Inland Gulf and Gult Intraooaatal Watervay (GWV)
Piacal years 1969 - 1975 - to code a eaaualty on the inland Gulf and GIVW place code 02 in poai tiona 30-31 To code the apecif1o location of the oaaualty rater to page 40 Locate the area that the oasualty occurred on and place that letter 1n position 45 Next place the mile poet reading ia poetiona 46-47
Piacal years 1976 - 1980 - to code a oaaualty on the inland Gulf aDd GIVW use those codes listed on page 11 for positions 30-31 To code the specific looation or the casualty looate the area that the oaaualty occurred on and place the mile post reading 1n positions bullS-47
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Western Rivers
Piseal years 1969 - 1975 - to oode a casualty on the Western Rivera place code 64 in positions 30-31 To code the specific location of the casualt7 refer to page bullo toeate the river that the casualty oooured on and place that letter 1n position 45 Nert place the mile post reading 1n poeitiona 46-47
Pisoal years 1976 - 1980 - to oode a oaaualty on the Western Rivers refer to the next p~ge Locate the river that the casualty occurred on and place those letters in positions 30-31 Next place the mile post reading in positions 45-47
POS 30-31 POS 45-47 Examplebull MP 850 Ohio River -wshy BSO
HP 20 Green River YH 020 HP 1 Iowa River m 007
The procedure for the coding or caaual ties on the Gulf Inland Rivera and Waterways is the same as for Western Rivers The diViding line between the Western Rivers and the Gulf Inland Rivers and Vatervaya is the Huer P Long Bridge looated at MP 1064 Lower Missiaaippi River The divicling line between the Ves tern Rivera ancl the Great Iekee is the Thomas J 0 Brien Look on the Calumet River and the Aahlancl Avenue Bridge on the Chicago River
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Jeatern Rivera
POSITION(S) 30-31
ll~ - Allepen1 River - toru Ohio River at Pittsburgh JB - Atchatalara River - north ot Kor~ City - Port Allen Route
to KP 304 Lover Hieeiaaippi River viamp Old River VC - Arkaaaaa River - HP 582 Lover Miaaiaaippi River VD - Black River - torma Red River VE - Cumberland River -MP 922 Ohio River VF - Dee Moines River - MP 361 Upper Miaaiaeippi River VG - Great Miami River - HP 491 Ohio River VH - Green River - MP 78~ Ohio River VJ - Illinois Vaterva1 - MP 218 Upper Miaaiaaippi River WK - Calumet River - to MP 327 (Great Lakes Rules begin) WL - Chioago River - to MP 322 (Great Lakes begin) VM - Iow River - MP 434 Upper Hiasiaippi River VH - Kanawha River - MP 266 Ohio River VO - Kansas River - HP 367 Mieaouri River WP - Kentucky River - MP 546 Ohio River VQ - Licking River - HP 470 Ohio River VR - Little Kanawha River - MP 185 Ohio River VS - Minnesota River - MP 844 Upper Miasiaaippi River
Hiaeiaaippi River
VT - (Upper) Cairo Ill to source IJU - (Lower) HP 1064 to Cairo Ill tl - Missouri River - MP 195 Upper MiaeiaaiPPi River VV - Monongahela River - torma Ohio River at Pittsburgh VX - Ohio River - enters Miaaiaaippi River at Cairo Ill VY - Old River - HP 304 Lower Hiaaisaippi River VZ - Ouachita River - connected to Red River viamp Blampck River
RA - Red River - MP 304 Lover Hiesiaaippi River viamp Old River RB - Red River o the Morth - torma Minnesota River RC - ST Coi River - MP 811 Upper Missiaaippi River RD - Saline River - MP 867 Ohio River RE - Tennessee River - MP 935 Ohio River RP - Wampbampah River - KP 848 Ohio River RG - llhite River - MP 599 Lower Miaaiaaippi River RH - Jiaconain River - MP 631 Upper Miaaieaippi River RJ - Yazoo River - MP bull37 Lower Miaaiaaippi River
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Gulf Inland Rivers and Vater~ye
POSITION(S) 30-31
AA - Alabama River - source to Mobile River AB - Algiers Canal - from MP 88 LMR to MP 6 8 WHL AC - Atchamptalampya River - mouth to MP 116 WHL AD - Apalachichola River - approximately MP 350 EHL AE - Baramptaris Bay Waterway (includee Bayou Baratamplia) AF - Bayou Tache - MP 115 Atohatalaya River AG - Bayou Lamptourche - MP 35 WHL AH- Bayou Terrebonne- MP 576 WHL AJ - Bayou Boeut - MP 872 WHL to MP 955 WHL AK - Berriok Bay - MP 95 5 WHL AL - Caloaaieu River - MP 2412 WHL AM - lack Warrior River - source to Tombigbee River
- MP 59 WHL
AN - Chattahoochee River - source to Apalaehiohola River AO - Greens Bayous - source to HSC A2 - Harvey Canal - MP 0 GrN to MP 5 GIW AQ - Houma Navigation Canal - HP 59 WL AR - Houston Ship Channel (HSC) - northwest of Galveaton Bay
Gulpound Intracoastal Waterway (GIWW)
AS - East - east or Harvey Locka (SHt) AT - West - west of Harvey Looks (WHL) AU - Inner Harbor Haviption Canal - MP 925 LKR to Lake Pontchartrain AV- Landside Route- HP 872 WHL to MP 367 Morgan City- Port Allen Route AW - Mermentau River - MP 2018 WHL AX- Mississippi River - (Lover) -from ahead of the passes (AHP) to MP 1064 AY - Mississippi River Gulf Outlet - HP 14 EHL A2 - Mobile Rivel - source to Mobile lay BA - Morsan City - Port Allen Route - HP 955 WHL B - Neches River - HP 277 WHL C - Pass a Loutre - AHP to Gulpound ot Mexico ED - Plaquemine - Morgan City alternate route - same as Horgan City shy
Port Allen Route BE - Sabine River - MP 266 JHL to MP 288 WL P - San Jacinto River G - South Pass - AHP BH - Southwest Pass shyBJ - Tombigbebull Rivbullr shyK - Vermillion River
- source to HSC to Gulf ot Mexico AHP to Gulf ot Mexico
source to Mobile River - MP 1591 WHL
POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature ot Caaualty
01 - Collision vith vessel meeting situation 02 - Collision with vessel crossing situation 03 - Collision with vessel ov6rtampking situation 04 - Collision with vessel anchored or moored (use only i not
dookingundoeking) 05 - Collision with vessel while docking or undocking 06 - Collision with vessel in og (tampkea precedence over 01 02 amp03)
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POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature of Casualty (continued)
07 - Colliaion with vessel not otherwiae claaaitied (including minor bumps betweem tug ampnd vessel)
08 - Collision with floating or submerged objects (other than ground)
09 - Collision with fixed objecta piers bridgea bulllocka ampdam bull Por tiacal years 1969 - 1973 use Special Indicator field position 2lr tor tiacal years 1974 - 1980 uae Special Indicator field poaition 80) middot
10 - Collision with ice or ice fields 11 - Collision rl th aida to navigation fixed or floating 12 - Collision other than with vessel not otherwise claaaitied
(Ottahore Riga - Seaplanea) 13 - Explosion andor tire involving liquid bulk cargo
(includes vapors) 1- - Explosion andor tire involving general cargo 15 - Explosion andor tire involving veaaela tuel
(includes vapors) 16 - Pire veaael atructure 17 - Fire veasel equipment (only ~hen damage to veaeel
structure ia incidental minor or abeent) including crank Oampae explosions - beginning tiseampl year 1971
18 - Explosion boiler (whether or not tire results) 19 - Explosion preasure vesaela and oompreaaed gaa
cylinders 20 - Explosion andor tire - not otherviae claaaitied 21 - Groundings with damage 22 - Groundings no damage (cannot have monetary damage to
vesaal liated) 23 - Founderinga 24 - Capsizing with or without ampinking 25 - Plooding swamping ~ithout sinking 26 - Heavt weather damace and weather generally (beginning
fiscal year 1969 rarely used used tor Primary Cause ot caaualty)
27 - Cargo damaabullbull no damage to veaael 28 - Material failure veaael atructure 29 - Material failure machinery and associated engineering
eq_uipment30 - Material failure equipment (other) including oargo
gear propeller ahatt 31 - Caaualty not otherwise claaaipound1ed undetermined or
1nautpound1oiant intormation - earthquake Beginning fiscal year 1969 - enemy action vessel disabled due to fouled propeller
32 - Barge breakaway
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POSITION(S) 34-35 Primary Cause
Valid only tor fiscal years 1963 to 1969
01 - Personnel fault - State pilot 02 - Personnel fault - Pederal pilot 03 - Personnel fault - Foreign pilot 04 - Personnel fault - Licensed personnel 05 - Personnel fault - Certificated personnel 06 - Personnel fault - Unlicensed and unoertiticated
otticer or crew member middot 07 - Personnel fault - Unlicensed pleasure boampt operator 08 - Personnel fault - All others (longshoremen
watchmen repeirmen) 11 - calculated riskerror in judgement 12 - Storms and heavy weather generally 13 - Adverae weather ampnd aeamp conditions not amountinamp
to atollll8 or heavy weather (wind tide breakers) 14 - Unusual currents 15 - Sheer auction bank cushion 16 - Depth ot water leas than charted or otherwise erpected (no personnel fault) 17 - Restricted maneuvering room (no personnel fault) 18 - Charta and publications (erroneous information) 21 - Pailure ot eq_uipment due to normal vear 22 - Pailure ot equipment due to material taul t 23 - Pailure of eq_uipment due to design tault 24 - Pailure ot eq_uipment - careleeanesaimproper
handling31 - Unseaworthy (not auitable tor route or service) 32 - Unknown or ineutficient information - earthquake33 - Paul t on the part of other veaeel or other persona 34 - Improper or lack of maintenance 35 - Pleating debria submerged obJect 36 - Inautticient horsepower - inadequate ampeaiating tugs
Note In cases involving tvo or more vessels vhere one ia totally at tault or bampa a greater degree o taul t the primary cause on the veaael record tor the veaael having major fault should be marked or example Personnel (Stampte Pilot) Pamp~lt on Own VeaaelJ on the veeael~vhioh does not hampve amp major fault the record vould be marked as primary cause ~rault on the Put ot the Other Veaael tt tfhere major taul t eziata on the part ot both veaaela the primary eampuae on each veeael vould indicate ita own primary rault
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PYa 70 - So Causefactor
POSITION 34 POSITION 35
A P P State pilot B P P federal pilot C P P foreign pilot foreign master D P P Licensed personnel E P P Cartifioatad paraonnel P P P Unlio bullbull Unoer personnel G P P Unlicensed pleasure boat H P P All othera (longshoremen amp
harbor workers) I Caloulatad risk
When using codes (A - I) tor position 34 use those codes to the right tor position 35
A Rules ot the Road - (PY 1971) uae apecial rules ot road codes in poations 36-38 and poait1ou 39-41
B Structural failure - improper loading
C Lookout - improperfailure to poet
D Structural failure - excessive speed in heavy weather
G Misjudged ettacts - wind current bull speed
H Kavigation - reliance on floating aids to navigation
J NaViampamption - tailed to ascertain poaition
K Navigation - tailed to utilize all available navigation equipment
L Vessel sherredagreament reached
M Pailura to properly align tow N Lack ot looal knowledge P Inexperienced personnel Q Maneuvered wo proper
uaiatance R Carelessnessinattention
(uleep) S Ialproper corrective procedures T Poor aauanship - fouled
wheelshatt U Pailed - improperly determined
height o tide tailed to correct
V Inadequate control opound asst vessel
W Ialproper mooring towing (tripping)
X Improper aatety precautions - loading intlammable liquidfuelingrepairs
Y Iaproper aecuringrigging z Other not otherwise
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FYs 70 - 80 Causeector
POSrlION 34 POSITION 35
J StoBs heavy weather JC Adverse veather
When using codes (J - K) or position 34 use those codes to the right for position 35
L Unusual currentamp
When using code (L) or position 34t uae t~oae oodea to the right or position 35
A B C D E P G H J K L M N P Q R T
A B C D E Z
Typhoon hurricane etc Gale orca winds Adverse veather - restricted via onl1 Small crat WVnillampB Winds small crat - gale oroe Large ewell - aa across bar Cargc shttt Anchor taUed to holdldripoundted Other Unexp--gu-at-y-v-in--d--d-o-ok--oiliamp--rWl---do-c-k-=-ingmiddot Towmooring part due to heavy weather Squalls - reduced visibilitJvind Anchor parted LT vessel aet down on pierlook Structural failure LT VESSEL SET DOW ON MOORED VESSpoundt Ice
lrratio Strong currentanarrow channel Agreement reachederose current set tov Strollamp surge Outdraftbacklaah rom damlook Other
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lYa 70 - 80 Campueefactor
POSITION 34 POSITION 35
M Sheer auction bank cushion
When using code (M) tor poeition 34 use those codes to the right tor position 35
N Depth leas than charted
When using code (N) tor poaition 34 use those oodee to the right for podtion 35
0 Reetrioted maneuvering room shyno personnel fault
When using code (0) tor position 34 use the code to the right or poaition 35
P Structural Pailure shyno peraonnel rampult
When using code (P) tor position 34 use those codes to the right or poeition 35 bull
A Marro~ channel B Navigating cloee to shore z Other
A Charta erroneous S Area shoalledsilted C Position of bazard doubtful D Publications erroneous H Other
A Not otherwise class1poundied
A Wasted plate and internalsor wood rotted B Yaatampd welda C fracture - plates and internalamp D Fracture - welds E Indent - Minor F Set in - Major G Buckling H Design J ixplosion andor ire - structural
failure aa the result or z Other
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py 70 - 80 Caueetactor
POSITION 34 POSITION 35
Q Equipment tailurenorJDSl wear R Equipment tailurematerial
fault S Equipment failuredesign T Equipment tailursP bull P ot
operating personnel (including improper operation lack or mintsrIampIlce)
When using codes (Q - T) tor position 34 use those codes to right tor position 35
A Main steam system B Auxiliary ateam system C Peed and oondensate system D Salt water system E Preah ~ter system (excluding
teed system) P Cargo oil system G Puel oil service ayatem H Puel oil transfer system J Lube oil system K Hydraulic systems t Pneumatic system M Retriaeration system N Ventilationmiddotayatem P Sanitampry system amphull drainage
system (incl bilge system) Q fire fighting equipment amp lite
sav~ equimpmsnt R Drilling equipment B Electrical (All equipment) T LPGLPG02 system (all compressed
aaaea except decompression chamber) U Decompression chamber PYs 71 - 80 V Crankcase explosion PYs 71 - 80 W Deck equipment - cargo (winches
booms etc) X Deck equipment - other (anchor
vindlaes chain mooring line) Y Pailure or -chinery supports z Other
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PYa 70 80 Causetaotor
POSITION 34
U Unaeaworthr X Improper maintenance
When usinS codes (U X) tor position 34 uae those oodea to the riampht tor poaition 35
V Unknown o thtr
When using code (V) tor position 34 use thoat codes to the right tor poaition 35
POSITION 35
A Pailure or wood hull platiDgmoderate aees
B Steel hull deteriorated C Pailure to blow tubee D Not suitable tor route z Other
A Parga breampkawy improper 110oring B Breakaway due to wake wash C Enemy action D Chemical spill E Vandalism middot P Blow-out G Engine room tire undetarlllined origin H Pire otherundetermined J Dook bollud tailure K Unknown L Drilline eq_uipment M Stability N Progressive fiooding P Vesaal oveilUil and sunk Q Vake damage troll other vessel R fire barge loaded S fire barge empty - not gu lee z Other
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Factors
Valid only for PYs 63 - 7l
The following codes were used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
900 - RS bull450 Action intended 990 - Coast Guard Asaiatance (FYs 70 - 80) 999 - No additional araampa of contributing factora
Hull and Associated Parta
011 - Plates ampnd framing (ateel hull vessels) 012 - Planks tramea fastenings (wood hull vessel) 013 - Bulkheads and decks 014 - Tanka (including cargo fuel water lube oil
double bottom tanks etc)middot 015 - Holda and hatches hatch beams hatch covers 016 - Superstructure 017 - Laddamprs ~ya stairs accommodation ladders 018 - Raila and guards 019 - Masts booms cargo gear (including winches) 020 - Struta stern tube rudder shoe 021 - Ventilators 022 - Watertight closures and assorted equipment 023 - Hull part not otherwise classified 024 - Quarters living spaces toilets etc 025 - Fishing gear
Naviption
026 - Lookout 027 - Congested areas docks piers - restricted
maneuvering 028 - Buoys aids to navigation 029 - Bxceaaive apeed 030 - Channels - restricted maneuvering 031 - Poor visibility 032 - Steering gear including steering engine
rudder auto pilot 033 - Radar 034 - Pathometer sounding machine lead line 035 - Engine order telegraph bell pulls pilot
house engine controls 036 - Navigation lights (improper use of) 037 - Whistle bell born aigcala (improper use) 038 - Navisation equipment - not otherwise classified 039 - Veather generally 040 - Currents and tides
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Area o Cauaal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 A4ditio~l Contributing Pampotors
Valid only tor PYe 63 - 71
The following were ueed tor positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Liteeaviflg
041 - Lite preservers buotant cushions lite rings 042 - Lifeboats and equipment 043 - Liteboat and lite rat launching apparatus 044 -Lite rapoundte lite tloata buoyant apparatus
and equipment 045 - Lifesaving equiplltlent not otherwiae olassiied
Pireighting
051 - Pixed lirelighting systems 052 - Portable tiretighting equipment 053 - Pire detecting syateme alums
Cc11aunioationa
PYa 70-71 060 - Rampdio telephone ailed to useimproper use 061 - Rampdio telegraph telephone auto alarm etc 062 - Visual eignals including searchlights blinker
lags
Miacellaneoua
PY 71 059 - Repleniahment a t see PYa 70-71 068 - Disabled require tow PYa 70-71 069 - Background lighting obscured aide to navition
070 - Yard repairs 071 - Overloading072 Impropel loading or atowage 013 - Insufficient ventilation 074 - Ground tackle including anchor windlass 075 - Towing equipment includihg towing engine 076 - Cargo077 - Miscellaneous deck department equipment - not
otherwise claaaitied 078 - Sunken wreck 079 - Tug assisting080 - Mooring equipment lines winches
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Ar~ ot Campuaampl Connection (Contributing Paotora)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing factors
Valid only for FYa 63 - 71
lh e tolloving codes were used tor poe i tiona 36 - 38 and poaitiona 39 - U
Main Propulsion Machinery
081 - Gaaoline engine and aooeeeoriea (except outboards) 082 - Outboard motors and accessories 083 - Diesel engine and aooeaeories 084 - Steam r60iprocating engines 085 - Steam turbine and turbo-electric 086 - snata and reduction gears 087 - Propeller 088 - Main propulsion bampchinery - not otherviee olaeeitied 089 - Failure ot equipment due to improper or lack ot
IDIintenanc e 091 - Atomic reactor
Boiler
101 - furnaces including tubes caatinga superheaters economizers etc
102 - Fuel oil ayatem - (FY 71) Boiler tuel oil ayatem only
103 - Feedwater syatema including condensers and evaporators 104 - Steam ayatems main and auxillary 105 - Boiler parte and aoceasoriee - not othervise
claeaitied 106 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack ot
maintenance FY 71 107 - Fuel oil system diesel
Machinery Miacellaneoua
111 - Pumps (cargo bilge bampllampat etc) but not ire pumps fuel lube oil or teedvater pumps
112 - Refrigeration ayatema including cargo and ships service
113 - Gasoline engines except main propulsion 114 - Diesel engines ezoept main propulsion 115 - Misoellaneoue machinery - not otherviae classified 116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack ot
aintenance 117 - Miace1laneoua engineering spaces 118 - Miacellaneoua engineering tools or equipment 119 - Bilge pumps
JPY 71 120 - Miscellaneous piping ayatema
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POSITION($) 36-38 Ar~ of Cauaal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Pampotora
Valid only for PYs 63 - 71
The following oodea were used for poaitione 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Electrical
121 - Generators (except main propulsion - see code 085) 122 - Viring 123 - Lights 124 - Controls switches circuit breakers fuses etc 125 - Motors (except main propulsion) 126 - tlectrical equipment - not otherwise olaaaified 127 - Failure or equipment due to improper or lack or
maintenance
Galley and Stewards Depamprtment
131 - Stova rangaa and aaaociated equipment 132 - Galley and steward department parts and ampquipment shy
not otherwise classified PY 71 133 - Butane alleyheating stove PYs 70-71 1~0 - Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
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PYa 71 - 80
Rules opound Road Violations
You can put up to three (3) letter codes in these three (3) positions 1pound leas than three (3) follow with dashes (--)
POSITION (S) 36-38
A Rule 2 Improper lightss Rule 3 Lighti for towing c Rule 4 Not under command lightaapecial operations
(or pilot rulea-apecial operations) Rule 5-10 Lights towed vesselsmall vesselpilot vessel
fishing vessel - stern lightD Rule ll Anchor lightsE Rule 15 Pog sigJlamplaP Rule 16 Speed in togaignal forward of beam
Substantial action
G Rule 17 Sail veaeela H Rule 18i Meeting situations I Rule 18ii1 Danger a1pal J Rule 18v Bend signal K Rule 18viii Overtaking L Rule 19 Crossing situation M Rule 20 Sail vessel right or wayexcept in narrow channel N Rule 21 Privileged vessel maintain course amp signal P Rule 22 Burdened vessel avo1~ crossing ahead Q Rule 23 Burdened vessel keep clear R Rule 24 Overtaking vassal keep clear S Rule 25 Keep to starboard aide opound chanDel T Rule 26 Right opound way ot fishing vaaaela U Rule 27 General prudential rule V Rule 28 Course signals internationalbacking inland fl Rule 29 Rule or good seamanship (lookout) z Rule Failure to render aeaiatance
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Rules of Road Violamptions
You can put up to three (3) letter codes in these three (3) positions 1pound leas tbampn three (3) follov with dashes (--)
POSITION(S) 39-41
A Excess speed a Insufficient pover c Wrong aide ot channel D Pailura to sound signals pound Meeting situation turned lett P Crossing situation burdened tailed to give vay G failed to atop or back H Elaei 1e asaneuver too little too late I Overtaking vessel ailed to keep oleer J Overtaken vessel tailed to maintain course ampa peed K Vind sea or current faotore L Agreement raaohed vessel sheered M bull Improperno lookout N Radio telephoneP RS 4450 action intended R Improper lightsshapes) T Person in charge intoxicated
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Araa ot ~ueal Connection
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Factors
PYe 72 - 80
These codes vera used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
900 - RS 4450 Action intended 990 - Coast Guard assistance (FYa 70 - 80) 991 - Violation ot Lav 999 - No additional areas ot contributing poundactors
Deecriptive Codes
026 - Lookout 027 - Congested areas docks piers - restricted maneuvering 028 - Buoys aids to navigation 029 - Excessive speed 030 - Channels - restricted maneuvering031 - Poor visibility 039 - Weather generally 040 - Currents and tides
Miscellaneous
048 - Failure to secure (or improper) 059 - Replenishment at sea 068 - Disabled require tow 069 - Background lighting obscured ampids to navigation 070 - Yard repaire includes gaa tree (FYa 73 - 80) 071 - Overloading bull 072 - Improper loading or atowage 073 - Insufficient ventilation 076 - Cargo078 - Sunken wreck 079 - Tug assisting
Machinery Miecellaneous
116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack opound mampintenance
Gamplley and Stewards DepUtment
140 - Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
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Arampas ot Causal Connection Additio~l Contributing Factors
The folloving contributing factor codes vere added in fiscal year 1972 These codes provided a greater degree or flexibility and apeoiticity in denoting cauaal connections areas ot damage 8Zld contributing causes to casualty
POSITIONS) 36-38 and 39-41
Hull 400-419
400 Hull - general 401 Hull - external-fvd 13 - bottom 402 Hull - external-midsection bottom 403 Hull - external-aft l3 - bottom 404 Hull - external-tvd l3 - aideahell 405 Hull - external-midshipsect1on-s1deahell 406 Hull - exte~nal-att l3 - aideshell 407 Hull - internale-fvd 13 408 Hull - internals-midsection 409 Hull - internals-aft l3410 External plating-superstructure 411 Internal framing-superstructure 412 Weather decks - main 413 Weather decks - superstructure 414 Decks - internal including tank top US Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
Yd 13 416 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
midsection 417 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
att 13 418 Bulkheads - above main deck 419 Bulkheads - longitudinal
Hull Damampge 920-929
920 Wasted - plate and internals 921 Wasted - veldrivet 922 Fractured - plate and internals 923 Fractured - weldrivet 924 Indented - minor 925 Set in - major 926 Buckled 927 Holed 928 Fractured - other 929 roken up (ie on rocks etc
Work Spaces 426-444
426 Work spaces - generalother 427 tork spaces - engine 428 Work spaces bull engine shops
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
429 Work spaces - engine store roome 430 Work spaces - engine paint locker 431 Work spaces - miac eng spaces (shaft
alley vent rooms) 432 Work spaces - bridge ampaav spacee 433 Work spaces - deck shops 434 Work spaces - deck storerooms 435 Work spaces - paint locker 436 Work spaces - cargo holds 437 Work spaces - cargo holds Tveen deck 438 Work spaces - cargo holds lo~er 439 Work spaces - galley 440 Work spaces - galley ato~ea
(includes ete~arda) 441 Work spaces - main deck cargo vinch
area 442 Work spaces - main deck cargo hold
area 443 Work spaces - reefer holds 444 Work spaces - fish hold
Living Spaces 446-450
446 Living spaces - crev 447 Living spaces - crev toiletsho~er 448 Living spaces - passenger 449 Living spaces - passenger toiletshower 450 Living spaces - passenger (other)
Built-in Tanka 451-466
451 Tanks - ballut(beginning PY 73) 452 Tanka - atterpeaklateru rake 453 Tanks - cargo oil 454 Tanka - cctrerdamadoubleakin 455 Tanka - deep 456 Tanka - distilled water 457 Tanka - double bottom 458 anka - drainvells 459 lanks - torepeaklbownke 460 Tanka - tuel oil day tank 461 lampnks - fuel oil settlera 462 Tanka - potable water 463 Tanka - sewage 464 Tanks - sump 465 Tanka - voids 466 Tanks - other
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POBITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Hull amp Hull Fittinamps amp Outfittings 467 - 484
467 Cargo battens and cleats 468 Cargo oontampiner cells 469 Cargo contLiner stowage fittings 470 Equipment stowage 471 Pire stltion boxea 472 Grain handling ampnd stowage fittings 473 Hamptoh tent arrangements 474 Lashing fittingscargo tie down 475 Mooring fittings generampl 476 Mooring bitts and foundations 477 Mooring pawls and chain stoppers 478 Protective devices 479 Safety rails ampnd fittings 480 Securing devices 461 Skylights 482 Windows - port holesdead lights 483 Wire reels 484 Other
Deck Covering 485-493
485 Living spaces 486 Galley spaces 487 Deck treads and nonskid 488 Ladder treads 489 Portable gratings 490 Toiletshower spaces 491 Wood decking 492 Working spaces 493 Other
Access 494-515
494 Accommodation ladders 495 Doors - general 496 Doors - cargo 497 Doors - exterior 498 Doors - interior 499 Doors - reefer 500 Doors - watertight SOl Ploor plates ampnd supports 502 Gratings and supports 503 Laddera inclined - external 504 Ladders portable inclined - external 505 rddera vertical inclined - external 506 Ladders inclined - internal 507 Laddera portable inclined - internal 508 Ladders vertical inclined - internal 509 Manholes 510 Scuttles 511 Ship B gampngWa)
POSITION($) 36-38 and 39-41
512 Sideports 513 Stages 514 Working platforms 515 Other
Deck amp Carso 516-589
Mampats Booms amp Rigging 516-531
516 General 517 locka 518 Booms - general ampmisc small 519 Heavy lit booms 520 Car carriers 521 F6nders 522 Lanyarda 523 Mampata and kingposts 524 Nets 525 Rigging - general526 Slings 527 Spreaders 528 Fishing gear ~ general 529 Nets 530 Booms masts etc 531 Boom cradle
Winches 535-555 bull 535 Boat winches 536 Cargo winches 537 Fishing winches 538 Hand winches 539 Towing winches 5U Other 542 Anchorveesel anchored 543 Anchor chain-including riding
pawldevils olav 544 Anchor windlass - general 545 Automatic mooring winches 546 General-control-teaturea 547 Capstans - generampl 548 Mooring winches - general 549 Mooring lines-generalunknown
vessel moored 550 - Natural tiber 551 - Wire rope 552 - Srnthetic rope 553 - Towing cable 554 - Misc towing equip 555 - Other
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POSTIONS) 36-38 and 39--1
Cranes 556-558
556 Gentry eranes - general 557 Revolving cranes - general 558 Other
Hatch Covers 559-563
559 Hatch beams and boards 560 Pontoons and beams middot 561 Mechanical hatch covers-general 562 Mechanical hatch covers-electric
hydraulic drive general 563 Mechanical hatch covers electroshy
mechanical drive general (chain etc )
Elevators Conveyors and Dumbwaiters s6s - 571
565 Conveyors - cargo general 566 Dumbwaiters 567 Elevators - cargo - general 568 Elevators - personnel569 Engineers platform hoist 570 Pork lifts 571 Other
Steering Gear 572-588
572 Bov thruster - general 573 Steering gear - general 574 Cross head and erose head drive 575 Pollov-up mechanism (linkages) 576 Hydraulic system 577 Lubrication 578 Pumps 579 Rams cylinders 580 Steering stands amp trick vheela 581 Rudder - general 582 Carrier bamparing 583 Horn 584 Pintle and gudgeon 585 Stock bearing 586 Stock packing gland 587 Planking ~udder
588 Other
Stabilizers 589
589 Stabilizers - general
Galley and lAundry 590 - 600
590 Galley equipment - generalother 591 Laundry equipment - generalother
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
592 Dish washers 593 Steam galley equipment - general 594 Garbage disposals ampchutes 595 Miscellaneous mechanical equipment 596 Ovens 597 Pressing and ironing equipment 598 Range$ 599 Refrigerators 600 Washing maohinea and dryers
Cargo Hold Dehumidiie~s 601
601 Cargo hold dehumidiioation-generampl (cargo air)
Heating Ventilation amp Air Conditioning b02-bl2
602 Air conditioning - general 603 Ventilation - general 604 Covla 605 Dampera 606 Ducts and supports 607 Goosenecks 608 Heaters - electric 609 Steam or hot water 610 Gaaolineoil 611 Gas (butane etc) 612 Other
Main ProyenSla1on 613-7 8
Diesel Engines 613-635
613 Main propulsion diesel engine 614 Main propulsion diesel governing system 615 Main propulsion diesel reduction 618 Fmerg dieaal generator engiae - general 619 Elmerg diesel generator eiigiDe - engine
(excluding accessories) gov~ system
620 Elmerg diesel gen eng - inat~umentation 621 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral diesel
oil B1Btera 622 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral freah
vater cooling ayatem 623 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral lube
oil system
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POSITION($) 36-38 alld 39-41
624 Emerg dieeel gen engine - integral starting mechanism
625 Ships aervioe diesel gen engine shygeneral
626 Ships service diesel sen engineshyengine excluding aeeeaaoriee) governinamp 171 tem
627 Ships service diesel generator 628 Ships aervice diesel generator
engine - integral diesel oil system 629 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral fresh water cooling system 630 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral lube oil system 631 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral starting mechanism 632 Lifeboat diesel enginea 633 Small boat gaaoline engine shy
(inboard)634 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(outboard) 635 Otherdiesel cargo pumps on Tank barge 636 Main propulsion turbines - general
(hignlov pressure) 637 Governing system 638 Integral gland seal regulating 639 Integral lubrication ayatem 640 Jacking gear 641 Maneuvering valves 642 Main propulsion gears - (reduction
gears) 643 Integral lubrication ayatem 644 Other
Shafting end Bearings 645 - 652
6i5 Bearings - general646 Shafting - general 6-7 Line 68 Tail 649 earing - thrust 650 Stern tube assembly - oil lubrication 651 Stave typeatutpound1ng boz 652 Other
Pl-olllers 653 - 657
653 hopellara - solid 65-4 Built-up 655 Controllable pitch propellers-general 656 Control ecbaniem 657 Othernot apecitied
Turbinea 658 - 665
658 Emergency generator gas turbines 659 Main propulaion gas turbines
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-middot1
660 Ships service generator ~a 665 Other
Vacuum EqUipment 666-671
666 Au111ary air ejectors ampcondensers 667 Auxiliary condensers 668 Ezhampust condenser 669 Main air ejectors amp condensers 670 Main condenser 671 Other
Pump (poundor both deck and engine room) 672 - 677
672 Centrifugal pumps - gerteral 673 Hand pumps 674 Hy-draulic motore - genePel 675 Hy-draulic puml)a - gerteral676 Reciprooa ting pumpa - prteral 677 Rotary pumps - general
PipY Pittinga amp Vallea poundor both deck and engine room) 6amp1-695
681 Pleible Tubing682 Gauge Linea 683 Hose (other than poundire) 664 Pipe pounditt~ 665 Pipirtg686 Sea cheats ampoverboard discharge
oonneotiona bull 687 Sea strainers (in piping) 688 See valves 689 System fittings (strainers tilterst
traps etc ) drains 690 Tubing 691 Valves - general 692 Regulating 693 Reliet 694 Check balance 695 Other
Compressors 696 - 698
696 Air compreaaors - general 697 Refrigeration compressors - general 698 Other
AU1liarz Sta tam furbiDe a amp Gears 99 - 707
699 Pump turbines - general 700 Goverrting aratem 701 Integral lubrication 111tem
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POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
702 Ships service generator turbines shygeneral
703 Ships service generator turbines shygoverning eyetem
704 Ships service generator turbineamp shyintegral gland aeal regulating a19tem
705 Ship a se~vioe generator turbines shyintegral lubricating system
706 Ships service generator turbines shyreduction gear assembly
707 Other
Boilers 708 - 130
708 Air heaters 709 Boiler casings 710 Boiler drums and internals 711 Boiler tubes 712 Boiler valves 713 Boiler water level indicators 714 Boiler water testing 715 Brickwork and refractoryfirebox 716 Burner lame scanning system 717 Burner ignition system 718 Combustion control 719 Desuperheatera 720 Draft gauges 721 Fuel oil burners ampair register 722 Feed water regulators 723 Economizer 72~ Sampety valves 725 Smoke indicators 726 Soot blowers 727 Superheaters 728 Superheater temperature regulators 729 Uptakes and inner stack 730 See 744
Blowers and Pane 732 - 734
732 Forced draft blowers - generalor turbo air intake on diesel
733 Ventilation tans - general 734 Other
Unfired Pressure Vampaaell and Non-built-tanka 735 - 741
735 Air receivers 736 Drain tanks 737 Expansion tLnke 738 Gravity tanks 139 Hydraulic accumulators 740 Mirlng tanka 741 Other
POSITION(S 36-38 and 39-41
Coolers Condensers 742 - 753
742 Coolers - general 743 Diesel oil purifier heater 744 Peed water beater amp vent condenser - gen 745 Lubrication oil purifier heater 746 Main propulsion lubrication oil coolers 747 Reefer compartment air eoolera 748 Reefer compartment pipe coila 749 Reefer condensers 750 Reefer liquid auction heat exchangers 751 Reefer secondary rerig eoolers 752 Cargo and fuel oil heating coils 753 Other
Purifiers 754
754 Puriiere
Evaporators 755 - 758
755 Contaminated steam generators 756 High preeaure evapora tore 757 Lev pressure evaporatoramp 758 Other
Electrical 759 - 780
759 Main motor 760 Main motor air cooler 761 Main generator 762 Main generator air cooler
Electric Generatora 763 - 765
763 Emergency cenerator - general 764 Ships service generators - general 765 Other
Electric Power Distribution 766 - 776
766 Batteries 767 Battery charcera 768 Distribution panels (other than
switchboard panels 769 Emergency generator switchboard 770 Lighting panels 771 Power panels 772 Ships service generator switchboard 773 Teet panel 774 Tranaormers 775 Wiring 776 Other
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POSTION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Motors and Controllers 777 - 780
777 Electric motors 778 Electric motors 779 Electric motor
maohinery) 780 Electric motor
machinery)
(non-deck machinery) (deck machinery)
controllers (non-deck
controllers (deck
Interior Communications 781 - 794
781 Telephone system 782 Call bell system
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Lighting 817 - 821
817 Lighting - crev areee (includes eiring) 818 Lighting - navi~tion 819 Portable lighting 820 Searohlights 821 Othercargo holds
Miaoellampneous Workshop Equipment 822 - a3a
822 Burning equipment 823 Drill presses
783 Cargo oil temperature recording system 824 Engine test stand 7811 Engine order telegraph 785 Engineers signal and alarm system 786 General alarm system 787 Individual system alarm systems
(excluding specific equipment alarms) 788 Propeller shaft revolution
indicator system 789 Repoundrigeration temperature
recording system 790 Rudder angle indicator system 791 Salinity indioator system - teed
condensate 792 Sound povered telephone system 793 Wheelhouse alarm system 794 Other
Exterior Communications 795 - 801
795 Auto alarm 796 Lifeboat portable radio equipment 797 Radio telegraph equipment 798 Radio telegraph equipment 799 Radio teletype Equipment BOO Bridgebridge radio 801 Otherharbor advisory radar
Navigation Equipment 802 - 816
802 Course recorder 803 DECCA navigator 804 Echo depth sounder 805 Electric steering - gyro pilot system 806 Pog gong 807 Gyro compass system 808 Loran 809 Hampgnetic copaaa 810 Radar - general 811 Radar - collision avoidance 812 Radio direction finder 813 Ship B bell 81JI Signal lights 815 Whistle siren 816 Other (charts poundailed to use etc)
825 Grinders 826 Hand tools 827 Hydraulic jacks 828 Lathes 829 Lifting gear - including chain
all and come-along 830 Milling machines 831 Paint aprampying outfit 832 Power drive portampble tools 833 Sav - motor drivenmiddot 83Jt Shapers 835 Welding equipment 836 Work bench 837 Vises 838 Other
Inatrumenta (not covered in other main components) B39 - B45
839 Clinometers 840 Main gauge board 841 Portampble instruments 842 System indicating instruments 843 Srstem recording instruments 844 Teat instrumentation 845 Other
Automamption (not covered in other main components) 846 - 852
846 Bell recorderamp 847 Bridge console 848 Condition recorders temperature
pressure etc 81f9 Engineroom console 850 Inormation recorders 851 Throttle control equipment 852 Other
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POSITON(S) 36-38 Area of Cauaal Connection (Contributing Paotore)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Paotora
The following cOdes were used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Firefiibting 853 - 864
653 Fixed systems - fire maine and hose 854 C02 855 Steam 656 Sprinkler 857 Other 858 Semi-portable - C02 859 Portable - C02 860 Other 861 Fire ~etecting systems and alarms 862 Emergency equipment - (breathing apparatus ax et~) 864 Other
Lifesaving 865 - 874
665 Life preserver - approved866 Lite preserver - diaapproved 667 Buoyant oushion lite ring 868 Lifeboat 869 Equipment 870 Davits (launching apparatus) 871 Lite raft - inflatable 872 Launching apparatus 873 Other (bouyant apparatus and lite floats) 874 Lite aaving equipment not otherwise claaaitied
Miscellaneous 875 - 878
875 Main propulsion reciprocating 876 Main bearings 877 PistonampJ rod etc 878 Jacking gear
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POSITION(S) 42 ~eather at Time of Casualty
1 - Clear 2 - Partly Cloudy 3 - Overcaa t 4 - Pog 5 - Rain 6 - Snow 7 - Other (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSITION(S) 43 Visibility at Time of Campaualty
1 - Leas than 14 mile 2 - l4 to leas than 12 mile 3 - 12 to lees than 1 mile 4 - 1 mile to leas than 2 miles 5 - 2 miles and over (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSTION(S) 44 Wind at Time of Casualty
1 - Calm 2 - 1-3 knots 3 - 4-10 knots 4 - 11-16 knots 5 - 17-27 knots 6 - 28-40 knots 1 - U-55 knots 8 - 56-65 knots 9 - greater than 65 knots (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSITION(S) 45-47 Air Temperature at Time of Campaualty - Fahrenheit (FYa g3 - 6a5
POSITION(s) 45-47 Specific Location o Caaualty (PYa 69 - 80)
POSITION(S) 45 Great Lakes (FYa 69 - 80)
T - Lake Huron Straits o Hackinampo and St Marys River
U - Lake Ontario and Lower N~ River St Lawrence River Lake Champlain and New York State Barge Canal System
V - Lake Michigan
W - Lake Superior
I - Lake Erie including Niagara River Detroit River Lake St Clair and St Clair River
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POSITION(S) 46middot47 Use nearest degree of latitude and longitude respectively
Location Codes tor the High Seas (FYs 69 bull 80)
Pind the loeamption ot the casualty on the attached chart (titled Open Ooeen Coding Chart) by utilitzing the latitude ampnd longitude Enter alpha ohampracter located in large blocked area in Poeition 45 Enter tile nWDber loeampted in upper left hand corner of the small squares vithin cb blocked area in positiona Jt6 and 47
Coastal iiampters (FYa 69 - 70)
Use first three digits of the five digit index on the folloving page I the first digit is e one then subaitute ampn S in ita place
Coastal ~aters (FYa 71 - 75)
Use the first three digits of the five digit index on the folloving page
PYs 76 bull 80 to oode an area in the Coastal U S first refer to pages 36-39 aM loeate the geographical point where the casualty occurred or the point closest to the location o the caaualty If a eampeuamplty occurred on the high a eea and a coaa tal poaition is used as a reference point then indioate that reference point or point or the list closest to it When the geographloal point has been determined use the second thru forth nWIIbera of the listinamp and place them in positions 45-47 The folloving example vill illustrate the above 111ethodt
A casualty occurs near Myrtle Beach South Carolina Using a map or chart it is determined thampt Myrtle Beach is located nearest to Georgetown Lisbt whoee second thru forth digits are 201 This number is placed in positions 45-47
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OPEN OCEAN CODING CHART
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Western Rivers Gulf and Gulf Interooaatal Waterway (PYa 69 - 75)
POSITION(S) 45
A - Lover Kiesieeippi River from head of peasea to Ohio River (AHP) APS - Preeport Sulfur Campnal AGO - Gulf Outlet ASW - SW Pass ASP - South Pass AAL - Pase Loutre
B - Upper Miaaiaeippi River - from mouth of the Ohio River to Minneapolis including the St Croix River LAke St Croix and Minnesota River
C bull Illinois Vatervay - mouth to Chieampgo
D - Alleghany River - from Pt Pittsburg to Oil City Pennsylvania
E - Honogahela River - from Pt Pittsburg to source
p - Missouri River - from junction ~ith Hiseieaippi River to head of navigation
G - Kanawaha River - from junction vith Ohio River to heampd of navigation
H - Kentucky River - from junction vith Ohio River to ht~ad of Dampviption
J - Cumberland River - from junction vith Ohio River to head of navigation
K - Tennessee River - from junction vith Ohio River to Knoxville Tennessee
L - Arkansas River - from junction vith Hissiseippi River to head of navigation
H - Gulf Intercoastal Vaterway (vest) - from Harvey Locks vest to Brownsville Texas
HP - Horgan City Port Allen Route HA - Atchatalara River HB - Barataria Itatervay ML - Bayou LAFourche HH - kouma Navigational Canal MC - Calcaaieu River MV - Vermillion River MBS - Bayou Sorrel MQB - Brazos River MHO - Harvey Locka Algiers Canal M28 - Vest Port Arthur Bridge H09 - Horgan City Bridge MAB - Bervick Bar ridge HTG - Tennessee Gamps Pipeline Canal
H - Gulf Intercoastal Waterva) (eaat) - from Nev Orleane to terminus
P - Ohio River - from Pt Pittsburg to source
Q - Other Rivera
QG - Green River HSC Houston Ship Channel
POSITION(S) 46-47 Designate river mile to nearest ten miles eg mile 3ll6 35
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POSITON(S) 4B Sea Conditions at time opound Cauualtr
1 - Calm 2 - Seaavell 5-15 poundeet 3 - Seaavell 16-20 teet 4 - Seampavell 21-40 teet
or slight chop o~ moderate chop-rough or heampvy chopvery rough
5 - Seaavell over 40 teet 6 - Ice (-) Unknown or inautficient information
POSITION(S) 49-50 s Temperature at Time of Casualty (PYa 63 - 68)
- ~enheit
POSITION(S) 49-50 Specific Type ot Vessel (PYs 69 - 80)
These positions allov tor further specifying the vessel type coded in positions 13-14
01 Artificial Island
01 Mobile drilling rig submersible 02 Mobile drilling rig semi-submersible 03 Mobile drilling ~ig jaok-up 04 Work over rig jaok-up 05 Work over rig other 99 Fixed plattormaztificial island
02 Freis t ship
Position lt9
P Liberty ship (conversion) Q Victory ship R C-1 A S C-1 B T C-2 U C-3 V C-4 W C-5 X C-6 Y C-7amp8 Z T-2 (dry)
Position 50
Q General A Bulk carrier S Container ship (or deck) T Railroad carrier l~ghters U Selpound-unloampder V Combe freight carecontainers W LIGLPG X ROROY Molten sultur Z Ammoniahazardous material chemical
9 Other (inter-island treight small)
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POSITION(S) ~9-50 Specific ype opound Vassel (oonttnued)
03 Freight Barge end 28 Freigpt amprge Hazardoua Mampter1ampla
06 Dr7 eamprgo unspecified 79 Ocean bulk ( petro phoaphampte etc )07 Open hopper 80 Ooaan other (lumber dock) 08 Covered hopper 81 lAah barge 09 Deck loading 99 Other or unknown (dWilp acov) 10 Railroad or container 11 Dr7 cargo other 12 Shellsandrock barge
0 Commercial Vessels - Freight or Pueengers
13 011 industry supply vessel (except orev boats) 70 Fishing aupplytrertaport 98 Diving barge 99 Otherunkrtovn NOC (eg workboat amp misc)
05 Conatruction amp Wrecking Vessels
14 Derrick berge 15 Pile driver 16 Pipe layingjetting 17 Drilling barge 18 Drilling ship salt-propelled 19 Drilling tender rig tender 99 Construction vessel other (dredge tender power barge barge tender)
06 - 07 Dredge
06 Dredge salt-propelled 07 Dredge non-self-propelled
08 Fishing Vessel
Poaition 49 Position 50
A - Haul seines A - Shrimp B - Purse seines amp lampar nete B - Ground poundiah (flounder haddock perch C - Bag netscoop nets cod) D - Beam travla c - Salmon E - Other trawls (trawls amp D - Tuna
shrimp trawla) dragger E - OJater P - Pots amp trapa p - Crab king G - Gill nets G - Crab other K - Hook amp bait including trollers H -Menhaden J - Longline J - Lobster K - h-edge Ilt - Clam L - Tongraketork L - Scallop K - Canner7 vessel or tender M - Halibut 9 - Other not otherwise classified N - Snappergrouper (-) Unlmow 9 - Other
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Specific Type opound Vessel (continued)
09 TugboatsTowboats
20 - Harbor tug (vessel assistance) 21 - Marborintracoaatal towing 22 - Ooeanotfahore towing 23 - Riverinland towing (pushing) 24 - Riverinland towing (towing astern) 25 - Switcher 67 - Tail boat (tow assistance) 68 - Head boat (tow aeaistampnoe) 70 - Integrated tug barge 99 - Other unknown not otherwise classified
10 Paaaanger Vessel Over 65 100 GT and Over
11 Passenger Vessel Over 65 Under 100 GT
12 Passenger Vessel Under 65
27 - crewboat 28 - Charter fishing 29 - Water taxi 60 - Excursion vesselsight seeing 99 - OtherNOC (eg hydrofoil)
13 Perr1es Over 65 100 GT and Over
14 Parries Over 65 Under 100 GT
15 Perries Under 65
90 - Auto 91 - Railroad cars 92 - Passenger 93 - Passengerauto
16 Passenger Barge (Incl Cable Perry Barges amp Piahing Barge)
17 TltUlk Vessel
30 - T-2 31 - EX t-2 (eg jumbo-ized) 32 - T-1 33 - T-3 34 - T-5 97 - Dampngeroua cargo (tetra ethyl lead methyl lead aqua ammonia) 99 - Other NOC (inland or amall coaa tal)
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Spec1pound1o ype ot Vessel (continued)
18 or 29 Tank Barges
35 bull Liquid cargo barge unapecitied36 - Single skinned liquid barge 37 - Double skinned liquid barge (including olean petrochemicals eg
aromatics trichloride) 38 - Cylinder tank open hopper and void 39 - Cylinder tank decked over 40 - Other liquid barge (eg brine drilling mud etc) 41 - LPGLIG (butane open hopperpropylene) 42 - Chlorine 43 - Sulfur liquid 44 - Ammonia preeeure tLnk 45 - Ammonia low temper~ture 46 - tow temperature other 47 - Acid aulturic 48 - Acid other 49 - Caustic unspecified 50 - Caustic soda liquid51 - Caustic aodamp high temperature52 - High temperature other 69 - Styrene adiponitrile acrylonitrile pampraylene vinyl acetate
ethyl benzene alkyl benzene 71 - Ethyl ether 99 - Ammonia sulfate liquid (aelf unloaded)
fertilizer other
23 Miacellaneoue Vessels
53 - Pleasure craft 54 bull Reeeamprchoceanographic veaael 55 - Sub tender catamaran 56 - Seaplane 57 - Pilot vessel 58 - Cable ahip59 - Submersible 63 - LSTLCM etc mil lighter 64 - Sludge sewage etc 76 - Man-o-war 77 - Dredge self-propelled 78 - Dredge non-self-propelled 86 - Perry boat 87 - Seine boat 88 - School boat 99 - Other ~kelp outter state enforcement eg Pish and
Wild tire drydook)
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POSITION(S) 5l-52t Number or Crev Member Killed or Missing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 53-54t Number or Passengers Killed or Missing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 55-56t Number or Longshoremen amp Harbor Vorkers Killed or Missing amp Presumed i5eampd
POSITION( B) 57-58r Number or Others Killed or Hiaaing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 59-60r Number of Crew Membera Injured amp Incapacitated Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 61-62 Number or Passengers Injured amp Incapacitated Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 63-64r Number ot LolShoremen ampHarbor Vorkers Injured amp Incapaci ta ted Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 65-66 Number ot Others Injured ampIncamppampcitampted Over 72 Houramp
If a vessel casualty involvea deaths andor injuries see coding instructions titled Personnel Injuries and Deaths
POSITION(S 67-70a Estimated toeaDamage to Vessel
POSITION($) 71-74 Eatillllited LoaaDamage to Cargo
POSITION(S) 75-78r Estimated LossDamage to Other Property
Code in unite ot thoueands but first round orr to nearest thoueands For emmpler Ipound the value is SlSOO round it ott to 2000 and code ampa 0002 It the value is $4499 round it ofpound to $4000 and code as 0004 tor positions 69 - 78t
POSIriON(S) 79 Veaeel amp Total Loss
l - Yea 2 - No
POSITION(S) BOa Piller (unused) (FY 1e 63 -73)
POSITION(S) 80r Special Indicator (PYs 74 - 80) previously position 21 ~see page 5 tor codes)
POSIriON(S) 81-82t Clendar Year
POSITION(S) 83-B~r Piacal Year
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I VESSEL NAMEDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATON V S COAST GUARD CODE SHEET -MARINE CASUAL TV STATISTICS
CGHQ-4095 Rev 12bull75)
1
2
2 CASE NO ( 1bull5)
11 SEQUENCE NUMBER
17 A
NATURE 132middot331
NSTRUCTIONS
Vessel casualty with no personal injuries or death 3 Vessel casualty and personal injury or death Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers code all items in Sections Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers and enter codes in Sections 1 and 2shy1 and 2 of code sheet For each related CG-924E enter codes in Section 3 of same code sheet if there are 2
or more persns involved enter data frol)l first CGmiddot924E in Col A of Section 3 data Personal injury or death not involving a vessel casualty from second m Col B etc If more than 4 persons involved use a second code sheet Obtain data from CG-924E and related papers code all items in Sections entering data in Sections 1 and 3 1 and 3 of code sheet
3 VESSEL NO 4 CG INbull 16bull11 J INSPECTmiddot
ED liZ I
CJ Imiddot v es
CJ bullmiddot NO
12 GROSS TONNAGE 1201
Otmiddot o-u 0- 16bull00 CJamiddot I 0bull3 00 Dmiddot ao1middotsoo [_]smiddot so1middot1 ooo
tASU-L TY PARTICULARS B c o
PRIME AREA ADD CAUSE CAUSAL CONT 134middot)151 CONN FACT
3ampmiddot3 II 1311middot40
22 SEA CONDITIONS 148)
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Otmiddot CALM Osmiddot 41 ANO uP
Dmiddot 5middot15 ISLIGHTI [_)6bull ICE
Oamiddot u-zo tMOOERATEI
Dmiddot 21bull40 lfIOUGHI Otmiddotl UNKNOWN
Z8 TYPE OF 29 NAME OF INJURY VICTIM
J QeatiIIMlss I st Initial 2692192lt1E 2nd Initial or X
2-middotJnjury (924E 2692) I st Three Letters
3middot Qeath+1iss of Last Name 924E Only
ltImiddot Injury 924E Only
12111 lt261 1271 128bull30)
A
B
c
D
s TYPE OF 6 PFIOPU LSI ON II 5) VESSEL
Q1bullSTEAM 511314) 0 bull ~~~t~Eo
0middot 1001bull5000 0middot SOobull0000
Oamiddot toootmiddotuooo CJDmiddot 1amp001 ANO UP Otmiddot) UNKNOWN
18 WEATHER 142)
01middot CIEAR
CJ2middot PAITIY CLOY
Oa- oVERCAST
04middot FOG
235 E Rmiddot VICE OF VESSEL 14 g-~0)
30 PAPERS OF 31 INJURED PERS
SECTION Imiddot DATA REQUIRED ON ALL CASES
0middot MOTOR(Diesel) CJe- OTHEIl
[_]amiddot GASOLINE Q7middot NUCLEAR
Q4middot SAIL
LENGTH1 middot
01- omiddot6s Dmiddot u-too CJ3bull I 01middot200 0middot201bull300 011middot 301bull400
CJIbull RAIN
OmiddotSNOW
CJ7middot OTI-iER
Otmiddot)UNK
24 A
CREW CUmiddotD2l
STATUS
Imiddot Passen eer Imiddot Licensed 2middot LoneslltHW 2middot Documented 3- Tankerman 3- None 4middot Other ltImiddot Other (Include 5middot Artificial or
Foreien SeameJi fix struct worker
6middot Oeck crew 7middot Engine crew 8- Steward Oept
1311 lUI
OtmiddotJ UNKNOWN
7 PERSON IN CHARGE
116)
SECTION 2 bull VESSEL CASUALTY OAT A
8 DATE OF CASUALTY MO MIO MOOF CODE IN II EST
CAS COMP IZ II117middot18) IilllbullOJ I
(IN FEET) 12 7) Ill HULL MATERIAL 128)
4 OImiddotSOO CJtmiddot STEEL Umiddot OTHER I 01 middot6 00 []2middot wooo INCLUDES
FERRObull 601bull700 Oamiddot CEMENT CEMENT 701 AND UP Qmiddot PLJlSTIC 01-1 UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN CJ8bull ALUMINUM
19 VISIBILITY ltIN MILES) 143) zo WINO UN KNOTS)
01middot HAZARDous uo-114 01middot CALM CJsmiddot 17-117
CJ2bull IIEIl Y gtOOR II 4bull1121 0middot 1bull3 KT 06middot Ubull40
Oamiddot oooR 1112-1 1 CJ5middot GOOOiio ANO UPI 0middot 4bull10 Q7middot 41middotU)
DmiddotFAIR (1bull2) 01middot) UNKNOWN 0middot 11middot16 [Je- 50-Ul
KILLED OR MISSING 25 INJURED AND INCAPACITATED 26 e c o A s c o
PASS LoNG OTHER CREW PASS LONG OTHER 13bull541 SHR 157middot561 IUmiddotOOI 1151middot521 SHR 6~-0~1
IUmiddotIU IUbullUl
SECTION 3middot PERSONAL INJURY DEATH 32 ACTIVITY 33STATUS
OF SUFVR Imiddot Off Duty 2middot Deck Dep Dty 1- Licen11e 3middot Eng Dep Oty 2middot Document 4middot Stew Qep Oty 3middot Unlic 5middot Handle Cargo Undoc 6middot Fishinc ltImiddot Loncsh 7middot Ori lis Har Wkr 8- Pas seneer 5middot Other 9middot Other 6middot None o- Unknown
133) 1341
l~iTJ~~TTOF 35 VESS LOC
Ibull GL (Dock)Imiddot Death 2middot GL (Underway)2middot Injury 3middot W Riv (dock)(Perm) ltImiddot W (Underway)3middot ln)ury 5- Jnld(dockanch)(Temp) 6middot In ld (Underway)
ltImiddot Injury 7middot Ocean )(Disability 8middot For(dockandlunknown) 9middot Other
5middot Miuinc
(315J 1361
A IIESSEL 167bull701
36
A
Nature Of
Casualty
137middot381
9 TME OF OAY 12 3)YEAR
CAS oF
18~ DAYNIGHT
I lUI
Dmiddot TWILIGHT
[]bull)UNKNOWN
middot AGt u~ vttL 12 Dl
01middot o-5 Ozmiddot 6bullto
Ekgtmiddot31middot40 7middot 41middot80
[_13middot Umiddot1S Dmiddot n-zo
CJampmiddotII ANOUP Ot-1 UNKNOWN
[Js- 21bull10
1441
Olilmiddot65 JlNO 01EIl
CJH UNKNOWN
10 TYPE OF 10 REPORT
l24)
CImiddotMAI ed
[]2middotNARR
[JH TR TRANS
16 aoov OF WATER
13 0middot3 II
21 SPECIFIC LOCATION
OF CASUALTY 145bull47t
ESTIMA TEO LOSSES 27 VESSEL TOTAL LOSS e c A AMOUNT 17D) s
CARGO PRogt $ PEC (7t-74) 17 5-78 t Obullmiddot TOTAL CODE
LOSS 180)Dmiddot NOT TOTAL
LOSS
PERSONAL CASUALTY PARTICULARS
e c u E F
Prime Cause
Area of Causal
Add Area
Part Of
Nature Of
Conn Causal Conn
Body Injured
Vessel Cas
13 0bull4 0) 141 lt1il3J 144bull401 1 7middot481 i4lilbull5 OJ
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USERNOTE 1
File Title (1 ) Casualty Data Base Personnel Casualty File Title (2) Casualty Data Base Vessel Casualty
Date Coverage 1963 1980
I Department of Transportation (DOT) United States Coast Guard (USCG) transferred two data files to the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA)
Data Files Number of Logical Records Personnel 22633 Vessel 90400
II Automated verification is the process of comparing the actual content of an agencys electronic records to the description of the content of those records as represented by the record layout and codes received from the agency The National Archives and Records Administrations staff use the Archival Electronic Records and Inspection Control (AERIC) system to verify electronic records
Documentation Used (Personnel) [1] Coding Instructions for Personnel Injuries and Deaths (08 February 1984) and [2] Coding Instructions for Commercial Vessel (08 February 1984) pages 11 and 12
Documentation Used (Vessel) Coding Instructions for Commercial Vessel (08 February 1984)
During the automated verification process minor discrepancies were noted between the data and documentation for both files Personnel Casualty File For example based on the documentation invalid codes were entered for data fields Nature of Casualty (positions 37 and 38) and Primary Cause (positions 39 and 40)
Vessel Casualty File For example based on the documentation invalid codes were entered for data fields Casualty Month (positions 17 and 18) and Type ofVessel (positions 13 and 14)
Accession Number NN3-029-95-002
Prepared by P Dian Palmer Archivist Date March 16 2000
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Marine Safety Information U S Coast Guard (G-MA16) 2100 Second Street SW Washington D c 20593
08 February 1984
CODING INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE AUTOMATED FILE OF PERSONNEL INJURIES AND DEATHS
AS REPORTED TO THE U S COAST GUARD DURING FISCAL YEARS 1963 THROUGH 1980
The following coding instructions are applicable to personnel injuries andor deaths with or without vessel casualty The input data shall be obtained from form CG-924E and relatedreports coded in accordance with these instructions and those found on the code sheet - Marine Casualty Statistics form CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
The following abbreviations are used thro~ghout these instructions
FY Fiscal Year NOC --- Not otherwise classified
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POSITION(S) 1-5
POSITION(S) 6-11
POSITION(S) 12
Case Serial Number assigned consecutively for ten years A unique case serial number is given to every personal injury andor death record not involving a vessel casualty In the event of a personal injury andor death involving a vessel casualty the case serial number assigned to the vessel casualty record is alsoassigned to the personal injury andor death record
Commencing July 1 1962 the first case number was 35001 and continued upwards The first character indicates fiscal year Character positions two (2) through five (5) are assigned in-house Although the case number does not specify any particular decade character positions 83-8~ (fiscal year) will clarify this ambiguity
Official Number
Documented Vessels of U S - Use official number State numbered vessels - Use state number Namedunnumbered vessels - Use name Naval vessels - Use type designation Foreign vessels - Use country of registry
Coast Guard Inspected
1 - Yes 2 - No
2
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POSITION(S) 13-14 Type of Vessel
01 - Artificial Island or fixed structure including mobile drill rigs
02 Freight ships inspected U S vessels only 03 - Freight barges (see also code 28 below) 04 Commercial vessels that carry freight and offshy
shore supply vessels 05 - Construction and wrecking vessels including
vessels such as drill tenders pile drivers derrick barges drill ships and barges
06 - Dredges self-propelled 07 - Dredges non-self-propelled 08 - Fishing vessels (excluding sport fishing
charter fishing vessels) 09 - Tugs and towboats - also unmanned bow thruster
unit lP - Passenger vessels (other than ferries) over 65
feet and 100 or more GT 11 - Passenger vessels (other than ferries) over 65
feet and less than 100 GT 12 - Passenger vessels (other than ferries) not more
than 65 feet 13 - Parries over 65 feet and 100 or more GT
carrying passengers or passengers and vehicles 14 - Ferries over 65 feet and less than 100 GT
carrying passengers or passengers and vehicles 15 - Ferries not more than 65 feet carrying
passengers or passengers and vehicles 16 - Passenger barges (including ferry barges) 17 - Tankships18 - Tank barges (flammable and combustible
cargoes) (see also code 29 below) 19 - Public vessels (passenger) 20 - Public vessels (cargo) excluding GAA vessels 21 - Public vessels (tanker)J excluding USNS tankers 22 - Public vessels (other)
Public vessels are vessels of the United States states or municipalities used for public purposes and ex~mpt from the provisions of Title 52 Includes such vessels as Navy Air Force Army Coast Guard and Geodetic Survey Corps of Engineers MSTS and USNS
23 - All other US vessels and crafts such as pleasure research cableships seismographic or those not otherwise classified above
24 - Foreign flag vessels (passenger) 25 - Foreign flag vessels (freight) 26 - Foreign flag vessels (tanker) 27 - Foreign flag vessels (other)28 - Freight barges (dangerous and hazardous cargoes) 29 - Tank barges (dangerous and hazardous cargoes)
including barges inspected under subchapter I and 0 30 - Hover craft
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POSITION(S) 15 Propulsion
1 - Steam 2 - Motor (diesel) 3 - Gasoline 4 - Sail 5 Non-self-propelled 6 - Other 7 - Nuclear (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 16 Person in Charge of Vessel Maneuvers
1 - Licensed master 2 - Licensed pilot (federal) serving under authority
of federal license 3 - Licensed pilot (state) serving under authority of
state license 4 - Licensed mate 5 - Licensed operator (towboats small passenger) 6 - Documented or certificated personnel 7 -Commissioned officer (Navy CG etc) 8 - Unlicensed and undocumented 9 - Foreign pilot or master or other foreign
personnel 0 - Unmanned (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 17-22 Date of Casualty (FYs 63 - 70 only)
Show month in first two positions thus January as 01 and November as 11 Show day in second two positions thus 5th as 05 and 22nd as 22 Year is coded last two positions thus 1963 as 63 and 1970 as 70
Example1 10 July 1964 would be 071064
POSITION(S) 17-22 Date of Casualty (FYs 71 - 73 only)
Show month in first two positions thus January as 01 ~d November as 11 Show day in second two positions thus 5th as 05 and 22nd as 22 Use special indicator codes listed below for position 21 Year is coded in the last position thus 1971 as 1 and 1973 as 3
POSITION(S) 21 Special Indicator (FYs 71 - 73 only)
0 - No significant data 1 - Diver 2 - Rig Transfer 4 - Mobile Rig 5 - Gas Chemist 6 - Photo 7 - Mooring Line
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POSITION(S) 17-22 Date of Casualty (FYs 7~ - 80)
Show month in first two positions thus January as 01 and - November as 11 Marine Inspection Unit investigating
casualty is coded in positions 19-20 thus Albany New York is coded as AA and Baltimore Maryland as AC Show montP investigation completed in position 21 thus January as 1 and November as A Year is coded in the last position thus 197~ as 4 and 1980 as 0
POSITION(S) 19-20 Marine Inspection Unit Investigating Casualty (FYs 74 - 80)
AA Albeny BG Oswego AB Anchorage or Valdez BH Paducah AC Baltimore BJ Port Arthur AD Boston BK Philadelphia AE Buffalo BL Pittsburgh AF Charleston 13M Portland Maine AG Chicago BN Portland Oregon AH Cincinnati BP Providence AJ Cleveland BQ Portsmouth or Norfolk AK Corpus Christi BR Savannah AL Detroit BT San Diego AM Dubuques FYs 77-80 St Paul BU Seattle AN Duluth BV San Prancisco AP Galveston BW St Ignace AQ Guam BX San Juan AR Honolulu BY St Louis AT Houston BZ Tampa AU Huntington CC Toledo AV Jacksonville CD WilmingtonmiddotNC AW Juneau CE London AX Los Angeles CF Bremen AI Louisville CG Singapore AZ Memphis CH Saigon BB Miami CJ Manila BC Mobile CK Yokohama BD Nashville CL Rotterdam BE New Orleans BF New York
POSITION(S) 21 Month Investi~tion Com~leted (FY s 74 - 80)
1 - JAN 8 - AUG 2- FEB 9 - SEP 3- MAR 0 - OCT 4 - APR A- NOV 5- MAY B- DEC 6- JUN I - Incomplete 7- JUL
POSITION(S) 22 Year Casualty Occurred (FYs 74 - 80)
Example show 1974 as 4
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POSITION(S) 23 Time opound Day
1 - Day 2 - Night 3 - Twilight (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 2~ Type opound Investigation Report
1 - Marine Board 2 - Narrative 3 - Letter or Transmittal
POSITION(S) 25 Type opound Injury This indicates that personal injury or death is or is not a result opound a vessel casualty
1 - Deathmissing persons in connection with a vessel casualty
2 - Injury in connection with a vessel casualty 3 - Deathmissing persons where vessel casualty
is not involved 4 - Injury where a vessel casualty is not
involved
POSITION(S) 26-30z Filler (unused)
POSITION(S) 31 Papers opound Person
1 - Licensed 2 - Documented 3 - None 4 - Other including foreign seamen
POSITION(S) 32 Status on Vessel
1 - Passenger 2 - Longshoreman or harbor worker 3 - Tankerman (other than deep water) 4 - Other 5 - Artificial or fixed structure worker 6 - Deck crew 7 - Engine crew 8 - Stewards department
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POSITION(S) 33 Activity Engaged in at Time of Accident
1 - Off duty 2 - Deck department duties- 3 Engine department duties 4 - Stewards department duties 5 Handling cargo (longshoremen only) 6 - Fishing 7 - Drills (fire amp lifeboat only) 8 - Passenger 9- Other (eg well drilling) 0 - Unknown
POSITION(S) 34 Status of Supervisor
1 - Licensed 2 - Documented 3 - Unlicensedundocumented 4 - Longshoremanharbor worker 5 - Other personnel 6 - No immediate supervisor
POSITION(S) 35 Result of Accident
1 - Death 2 - Injury (permanent) 3 - Injury (temporary) 4 - Injury (disability unknown) 5middot- Missing
POSITION(S) 36 Location of Vessel at Time of Casualty or Accident
Fiscal years 1963 - 1971
1 - At dock (domestic) 2 - At anchor (domestic) 3 - At dock (foreign) 4 - At anchor (foreign) 5 - Underway (inland) 6 - Underway (Great Lakes) 7 - Underway (western rivers) 8 - Underway (high seas) 9 - Underway (poundoreign waters)
Fiscal years 1972 - 1980
1 - Great Lakes (dock) 2 - Great Lakes (underway) 3 - Western rivers (dock) 4 - Western rivers (underway) 5 - Inland (dockanchor) 6 - Inland (underway) 7 - Oceans (underway) 8- Foreignmiddot(dockanchor) 9 - Other (fixed rigs etc)
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POSITION(S) 37-38 Nature of Casualty
01 - Natural causes 02 - Homicide 03 Suicide 04 - Disappearance 07 Slips and falls involving ladders stairs 08 - Slips and falls involving gangways 09 - Slips and falls on deck same level (including jumps) 10 - Slips and falls other same level (including jumps) 11 - Falls from vessel into water (including jumps
overboard) 12 - Falls from vessel other 13 - Falls into hold or tank 14 - Falls other different level (below
level of support) 15 - Struck by falling or dropped objects 16 - Struck by flying objects (mooring lines cargo
gear etc) 17 - Struck by moving objects (other than boats
and vessels 18 - Struck by boat or vessel 19 - Exposure 20 - Asphyxiation (other than drowning) 21 - Struck against crushed bumped into objects 22 - Cargo handling - not otherwise classified 23 - Operating machinery tools etc 24 - Burns (other than electrical) 25 Scalds 26 - Electrical shock and electric burns 27 - Caught in lines chains or wire ropes 28 - Pinching crushing by doors hatches etc 29 - Heavy weather (injuries andor resulting from and
not otherwise classified) 30 - Over-exertion (lifting sprains st~ains) 31 - Sprains strains etc - not otherwise classified 32 - Cuts lacerationsmiddot bruises and punctures - NOC 33 - Galley accidents 34 - Altercation (fights physical contests) 35 - Unknown or insufficient information - NOC 36 - Hypothermia 37 - Diving accident
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POSITION(S) 39-40 Primary Cause of Casualty
Human element (cause lay with individual killed or injured)
01 - Intoxication 02 - Physical deficiency or handicaps (eyesight hearing
heart etc) 03 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 04 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 05 - Unsafe practice 06 - Violation of law or regulation 07 - Human errors carelessness
Human element (cause lay with individual other than person injured or killed)
11 - Intoxication 12 - Physical deficiency or handicaps (eyesight hearing
heart etc) 13 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 14 -Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 15 - Un~~afe practice 16 - Violation of law or regulation 17 - Human errors carelessness
Causes Other
21 - Decks slippery or cluttered 22 - Adverse weather (vessel movement boarding
seas slippery decks) 23 - Poor maintenance or housekeeping 24 - Poor or improper lighting 25 - Absence of or inadequate rails or guards 31 - Failure of Coast Guard approved material or equipment 32 - Failure of material or equipment other 41 - Death or injury as result of a vessel casualty 42 - Improper or insufficient supervision 43 - Lack of or insufficient life preservers 44 - Lack of proper tools or equipment 45 - Lack of or inadequate personal protective equipment 46 - Miscellaneous causes - not otherwise classified 47 - Improper use of tools or equipment
Note An unsafe practice is the performance of an act or the application of a method which tends to create a hazard or a risk eg failure to properly secure step ladder
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
-The following were used for positions 41 - 113 and positions 44 - 46
900 - RS 4450 Action 990 - Coast Guard Assistance (search amprescue or evacuation) 991 - Violation of law 999 - No additional areas opound contributing factors
Human element (cause lay with individual killed or injured)
001 - Intoxication 002 - Physical deficiency or handicaps
(eyesight hearing heart etc) 003 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 004 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 005 - Unsafe practice 006 - Violation of law or regulation 007 - Human errors carelessnessbull 008 - Ignorance 200 - Malingering
Human element (cause lay with individual other than person killed or injured)
011 - Intoxication 012 - Physical deficiency or handicaps
(eyesight hearing heart etc) 013 - Unsafe movement or posture (running
jumping backing) 014 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 015 - Unsafe practice 016 - Violation of law or regulation
Causes Other
017 - Human errors carelessness 018 - Obesity 021 - Decks - slippery or cluttered 022 - Adverse weather (resulting in vessel movement
boarding seas slippery decks etc) 023 - Poor maintenance or housekeeping 024 - Poor or improper lighting 025 - Absence of or inadequate rails or guards 031 - Failure opound Coast Guard approved material or equipment 032 - Failure of material or equipment other 033 - Narcotics 040 - Chemical
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The following codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 4~ - 46
041 - Death or injury as a result of a vessel casualtybull 042 - Improper or insufficient supervision 043 - Lack of or insufficient life preservers 044 - Lack of proper tools or equipment 045 - Lack of or inadequate personal protective equipment 046 - Miscellaneous causes - not otherwise classified 047 - Improper use of tools or equipment 048 - Pailure to secure 059 - Replenishment at sea 066 - Lookout 067 - Congested areas - docks piers - restricted
maneuvering 068 - Buoys - aids to navigation 069 - Excessive speed 070 - Channels - restricted maneuvering 071 - Poor visibility 079 - Weather generally 080 - Currents and tides 089 - Mooring line surged 106 - Washing soogying 108 - Liberty launch bumboat 110 - Yard repairs (includes gas free) 111 - Overloading 112 - Improper loading or stowage 113 - Insufficient ventilbulltion 116 - Cargodunnage 118 - Sunken wreck 119 - Tug assisting 191 - Knife 201 - Returning from shore leave
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Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors) Additional Contributing Factors
The following contributing factor codes were added to provide a greater degree of flexibility and specificity in denoting causal connectionsmiddot areas of damage and contributions t~ cause for personnel injury andor death records
POSITION(S) 41-43 and ~4-46
Hull 400-419
400 Hull - general 401 Hull - external-fwd 13 - bottom 402 Hull - external-midsection bottom 403 Hull - external-aft 13 - bottom 404 Hull - external-fwd 13 - sideshell 405 Hull - external-midshipsection-sideshell 406 Hull - ex~ernal-aft 13 - sideshell 407 Hull - internals-fwd 13 408 Hull - internals-midsection 409 Hull - internals-aft 13 410 External plating-superstructure 411 Internal framing-superstructure 412 Weather decks - main 413 Weather decks - superstructure ~14 Decks - internal including tank top 415 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
fwd 13 416 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
midsection 417 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
aft 13 418 Bulkheads - above main deck 419 Bulkheads - longitudinal
Hull Damage 920-929middot
920 Wasted - plate and internals 921 Wasted - weldrivet 922 Fractured - plate and internals 923 Fractured - weldrivet 924 Indented - minor 925 Set in - major 926 Buckled 927 Holed 928 Fractured - other 929 Broken up (ie on rocks etc)
426 York spaces - generalother 427 Work spaces - engine 428 Work spaces - engine shops
POSITIONS) 41-43 and 44-46
429 York spaces - engine store rooms 430 York spaces - engine paint locker 431 York spaces - misc eng spaces (shaft
alley vent rooms) 432 York spaces - bridge ampnav spaces 433 York spaces - deck shops 434 Work spaces - deck storerooms 435 Work spaces - paint locker ~36 York spaces - cargo holds 437 York spaces - cargo holds Tween deck 438 Work spaces - cargo holds lower 439 Work spaces - galley 440 York spaces - galley stores
(includes stewards) 441 Work spaces - main deck cargo winch
area 442 York spaces - main deck cargo hold
area 443 Work spaces - reefer holds 444 York spaces - fish hold
Living Spaces 446-450
446 Living spaces - crew 447 Living spaces - crew toiletshower 448 Living spaces - passenger 449 Living spaces - passenger toiletshower 450 Living spaces - passenger (other)
Built-in Tanks 451-466
451 Tanks - ballastbeginning FY 73) 452 Tanks - afterpeakstern rake 453 Tanks - cargo oil 454 Tanks - cofferdamsdoubleskin 455 Tanks - deep 456 Tanks - distilled water 457 Tanks - double bottom 458 Tanks - drainwells 459 Tanks - forepeampklbowrake 460 Tanks - fuel oil day tank 461 Tanka - fuel oil settlers 462 Tanks - potable water 463 Tanks - sewage 464 Tanks - sump 465 Tanks - voids 466 Tanks - other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Hull amp Hull Fittings amp Outfittings 467 - 484
-467 Cargo battens and cleats 468 Cargo container cells 469 Cargo container stowage fittings 470 Equipment stowage 471 Fire station boxes 472 Grain handling and stowage fittings 473 Hatch tent arrangements 474 Lashing fittingscargo tie down 475 Mooring fittings general 476 Mooring bitts and foundations 477 Mooring pawls and chain stoppers 478 Protective devices 479 Safety rails and fittings 480 Securing devices 481 Skylights 482 Windows - port holesdead lights 483 Wire reels 484 Other
Deck Covering 485-493
485 Living spaces 486 Galley spaces 487 Deck treads and nonskid 488 Ladder treads 489 Portable gratings 490 Toiletshower spaces 491 Wood decking 492 Working spaces 493 Other
Access li94-515
494 Accommodation ladders 495 Doors - general 496 Doors - cargo 497 Doors - exterior 498 Doors - interior 499 Doors - reefer 500 Doors - watertight 501 Floor plates and supports 502 Gratings and supports 503 Ladders inclined - external 504 Ladders portable inclined - external 505 Ladders vertical inclined - external 506 Ladders inclined - internal 507 Ladders portable inclined - internal 508 Ladders vertical inclined - internal 509 Manholes 510 Scuttles 511 Ships gangway
POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
512 Sideports 513 Stages 514 Working platforms 515 Other
Deck amp Cargo 516-589
Masts Booms amp Rigging 516-531
516 General 517 Blocks 518 Booms - general ampmisc small 519 Heavy lift booms 520 Car carriers 521 Fenders 522 Lanyards 523 Masts and kingposts 524 Nets 525 Rigging - general 526 Slings 527 Spreaders 528 Fishing gear - general 529 Nets 530 Booms masts etc 531 Boom cradle
Winches 535-555
535 Boat winches 536 Cargo winches 537 Fishing winches 538 Hand winches 539 Towing winches 541 Other
middot 542 Anchor vessel anchored 543 Anchor chain-including riding
pawldevils claw 544 Anchor windlass - general 545 Automatic mooring winches 546 General-control-features 547 Capstans - general 548 Mooring winches - general 549 Mooring lines-generalunknown
vessel moored 550 - Natural fiber 551 - Wire rope 552 - Synthetic rope 553 - Towing cable 554 - Misc towing equip 555 - Other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Cranes 556-558
556 Gantry cranes - general 557 Revolving cranes - general 558 Other
Hatch Covers 559-563
559 Hatch beams and boards 560 Pontoons and beams 561 Mechanical hatch covers-general 562 Mechanical hatch covers-electric
hydraulic drive general 563 Mechanical hatch covers electroshy
mechanical drive general (chain etc)
Elevators Conveyors and Dumbwaiters 565 - 571
565 Conveyors - cargo general 566 Dumbwaiters 567 Elevators - cargo - general 568 Elevators - personnel 569 Engineers platform hoist 570 Fork lifts 571 Other
Steering Gear 572-588
572 Bow thruster - general 573 Steering gear - general 574 Cross head and cross head drive 575 Follow-up mechanism (linkages) 576 Hydraulic system 577 Lubric~tion 578 Pumps 579 Rams cylinders 580 Steering stands amp trick wheels 581 Rudder - general 582 Carrier bearing 583 Horn 584 Pintle and gudgeon 585 Stock bearing 586 Stock packing gland 587 Flanking rudder 588 Other
Stabilizers 589
589 Stabilizers - general
Galley and Laundry 590 - 600
590 Galley equipment - generalother 591 Laundry equipment - generalother
POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
592 Dish washers 593 Steam galley equipment - general 594 Garbage disposals amp chutes 595 Miscellaneous mechanical equipment 596 Ovens 597 Pressing and ironing equipment 598 Ranges 599 Refrigerators 600 Washing machines and dryers
Cargo Hold Dehumidifiers 601
601 Cargo hold dehumidification-general (cargo air)
Heating Ventilation amp Air Conditioning 602-612
602 Air conditioning - general 603 Ventilation - general 604 Cowls 605 Dampers 606 Ducts and supports 607 Goosenecks 608 Heaters - electric 609 Steam or hot water 610 Gasolineoil 611 Gas (butane etc) 612 Other
Main Propulsion 613-758
Diesel Engines 613-635
613 Main propulsion di~sel engine 614 Main propulsion diesel governing system 615 Main propulsion diesel reduction 618 Emerg diesel generator engine - general 619 Emerg diesel generator engine - engine
(excluding accessories) governing system
620 Emerg diesel gen eng - instrumentation 621 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral diesel
oil system 622 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral fresh
water cooling system 623 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral lube
oil system
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
624 Emerg diesel gen engine - integral starting mechanism
625 Ships service diesel gen engine shygeneral
626 Ships service diesel gen engineshyengine (excluding accessories) governing system
627 Ships service diesel generator 628 Ships service diesel generator
engine - integral diesel oil system 629 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral fresh water cooling system 630 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral lube oil system 631 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral starting mechanism 632 Lifeboat diesel engines 633 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(inboard) 634 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(outboard) 635 Otherdiesel cargo pumps on Tank barge 636 Main propulsion turbines - general
(highlow pressure) 637 Governing system 638 Integral gland seal regulating 639 Integral lubrication system 640 Jacking gear 641 Maneuvering valves 642 Main propulsion gears - (reduction
gears) 643 Integral lubrication system 644 Other
Shafting and Bearings 645 - 652
645 Bearings - general 646 Shafting - general 647 Line 648 Tail 649 Bearing - thrust 650 Stern tube assembly - oil lubrication 651 Stave typestuffing box 652 Other
Propellers 653 - 657
653 Propellers - solid 654 Built-up 655 Controllable pitch propellers-general 656 Control mechanism 657 Othernot specified
Turbines 658 - 665
658 Emergency generator gas turbines 659 Main propulsion gas turbines
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
660 Ships service generator gas 665 Other
Vacuum Equipment 666-671
666 Auxiliary air ejectors amp condens~s 667 Auxiliary condensers 668 Exhaust condenser 669 Main air ejectors amp condensers 670 Main condenser 671 Other
Pumps (for both deck and engine room) 672 - 677
672 Centrifugal pumps - general 673 Hand pumps 674 Hydraulic motors - general 675 Hydraulic pumps - general 676 Reciprocating pumps - general 677 Rotary pumps - general
Piping Fittings amp Valves (for both deck and engine room) 681-695
681 Flexible Tubing 682 Gauge Lines 683 Hose (other than fire) 684 Pipe fittings 685 Piping 686 Sea chests amp overboard discharge
connections 687 Sea strainers (in piping) 688 Sea valves 689 System fittings (strainers filters
traps etc) drains 690 Tubing 691 Valves - general 692 Regulating 693 Relief 694 Check balance 695 Other
Compressors 696 - 698
696 Air compressors - general 697 Refrigeration compressors - general 698 Other
Auxiliary S~stem Turbines amp Geara 99 - 707
699 Pump turbines - general 700 Governing system 701 Integral lubrication system
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POSITION(S) ~1-~3 and ~~-~6
702 Ships service generator turbines shygeneral
703 Ships se~ice generator turbines shygoverning system
70~ Ships service generator turbines shyintegral gland seal regulating system
705 Ships service generator turbines shyintegral lub~icating system
706 Ships service generator turbines shyreduction gear assembly
707 Other
Boilers 708 - 730
708 Air heaters 709 Boiler casings 710 Boiler drums and internals 711 Boiler tubes 712 Boiler valves
bull 713 Boiler water level indicators 714 Boiler water testing 715 Brickwork and refractoryfirebox 716 Burner flame scanning system 717 Burner ignition system 718 Combustion control 719 Desuperheaters 720 Draft gauges 721 Fuel oil burners ampair register 722 Feed water regulators 723 Economizer 724 Safety valves 725 Smoke indicators 726 Soot blowers 727 Superheaters 728 Superheater temperature regulators 729 Uptakes and inner stack 730 See 74~
Blowers and Fans 732 - 734
732 Forced draft blowers - generalor turbo air intake on diesel
733 Ventilation fans - general 734 Other
Unfired Pressure Vessels and Non-built-tanks 735 - 741
735 Air receivers 736 Drain tanks 737 Expansion tanks 738 Gravity tanks 739 Hydraulic accumulators 740 Mixing tanks middot 741 Other
POSITION(S) ~1-~3 and 44-46
Coolers Condensers 7~2 - 753
742 Coolers - general 743 Diesel oil purifier heater 744 Feed water heater ampvent condenser - gen 745 Lubrication oil purifier heater 746 Main propulsion lubrication oil coolers 747 Reefer compartment air coolers 748 Reefer compartment pipe coils 749 Reefer condensers 750 Reefer liquid suction heat exchangers 751 Reefer secondary refrig coolers 752 Cargo and fuel oil heating coils 753 Other
Purifiers 754
754 Purifiers
Evaporators 755 - 758
755 Contaminated steam generators 756 High pressure evaporators 757 Low pressure evaporators 758 Other
Electrical 759 - 780
759 Main motor 760 Main motor air cooler 761 Main generator 762 Main generator air cooler
Electric Generators 763 - 765
763 Emergency generator - general 764 Ships service generators - general 765 Other
Electric Power Distribution 766 - 776
766 Batteries 767 Battery chargers 768 Distribution panels (other than
switchboard panels) 769 Emergency generator switchboard 770 Lighting panels 771 Power panels 772 Ships service generator switchboard 773 Test panel 774 Transformers 775 Wiring 776 Other
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P6SITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Motors and Controllers 777 - 780
777 Electric motors (non-deck machinery) 778 Electric mgtors (deck machinery) 779 Electric motor controllers (non-deck
machinery) 780 Electric motor controllers (deck
machinery)
Interior Communications 781 - 794
781 Telephone system 782 Call bell system 783 Cargo oil temperature recording system 784 Engine_order telegraph 785 Engineers signal and alarm system 786 General alarm system 787 Individual system alarm systems
(excluding specific equipment alarms) 788 Propeller shaft revolution
indicator system 789 Refrigeration temp-erature
recording system 790 Rudder angle indicator system 791 Salinity indicator system - feed
condensate 792 Sound powered telephone system 793 Wheelhouse alarm system 794 Other
Exterior Communications 795 - 801
795 Auto alarm 796 Lifeboat portable radio equipment 191 Radio telegraph equipment 798 Radio telegraph equipment 799 Radio teletype Equipment 800 Bridgebridge radio 801 Otherharbor advisory radar
Navigation Equipment 802 - 816
802 Course recorder 803 DECCA navigator 804 Echo depth sounder 805 Electric steering - gyro pilot system 806 Fog gong 807 Gyro compass system 808 Loran 809 Magnetic compass 810 Radar - general 811 Radar - collision avoidance 812 Radio direction finder 813 Ships bell 814 Signal lights 815 Whistle siren 816 Other (charts failed to use etc)
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Lighting 817 - 821
817 Lighting - crew areas (includes wiring) 818 Lighting - navigation 819 Portable lighting 820 Searchlights 821 Othercargo holds
Miscellaneous Workshop Equipment 822 - 838
822 Burning equipment 823 Drill presses 824 Engine test stand 825 Grinders 826 Hand tools
middot 827 Hydraulic jacks 828 Lathes 829 Lifting gear - including chain
fall and come-along 830 Milling machines 831 Paint spraying outfit 832 Power drive portable tools 833 Saw - motor driven 834 Shapers 835 Welding equipment 836 Work bench 837 Vises 838 Other
Instruments (not covered in other main components) 839 - 845
839 Clinometers 840 Main gauge board 841 Portable instruments 842 System indicating instruments 843 System recording instruments 844 Test instrumentation 845 Other
Automation (not covered in other main components) 846 - 852
846 Bell recorders 847 Bridge console 848 Condition recorders temperature
pressure etc 849 Engineroom console 850 Information recorders 851 Throttle control equipment middot852 Other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors -The following codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Firefighting 853 - 864
853 Fixed systems - fire mains and hose 854 C02 855 Steam 856 Sprinkler 857 Other 858 Semi-portable - 002 859 Portable - C02 860 Other 861 Fire detecting systems and alarms 862 Emergency equipment - (breathing apparatus ax etc) 864 Other
Lifesaving 865 - 874
865 Life preserver - approved 866 Life preserver - disapproved 867 Buoyant cushion life ring 868 Lifeboat 869 Equipment 870 Davits (launching apparatus) 871 Life raft - inflatable 872 Launching apparatus 873 Other (bouyant apparatus and life floats) 874 Life saving equipment not otherwise classifie~
Miscellaneous 875 - 878
875 Main propulsion reciprocating 876 Main bearings 877 Pistons rod etc 878 Jacking gear
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POSITION(S) 41-43
POSITION(S) 44-46
The following codes
Disclaimers
Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
Additional Contributing Factors
were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
These additional codes were found to exist in this data~ile however they have been determined to be unreliable
019 020 026 027
028 029 030 034 035
036 037 038 039 051 052 053 059 060 061 062
072 073 074 075 076 077
078 081 082 083 084 085 086 087 088 091 101
102 103 104
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Masts booms cargo gear (including winches) Struts stern tube rudder shoe lookout Congested areas - docks piers - restricted maneuvering Buoys - aide to navigation Excessive speed Channels - restricted maneuvering Pathometer sounding machine lead line Engine order telegraph bell pulls pilot house engine controls Navigation lights (improper use) Whistle bell horn signals (improper use) Navigation equipment - not otherwise classified Weather generally Fixed firefighting systems Portable firefighting equipment Fire detecting systems alarms Replenishment at sea Radiotelephone failed to useimproper use Radio telegraph telephone auto alarm etc Visual signals including searchlights blinker flags Improper loading or stowage Insufficient ventilation Ground tackle including anchor windlass Towing equipment including towing engine Cargo Miscellaneous deck department equipment - not otherwise classified Sunken wreck Gasoline engine and accessories (except outboards) Outboard motors and accessories Diesel engine and accessories Steam reciprocating engines Steam turbine and turbo-electric Shafts and reduction gears Propeller Main propulsion machinery - not otherwise classified Atomic reactor Furnaces including tubes castings superheaters economizers etc Fuel oil system boiler fuel oil system only Peedwater systems including condensers and evaporators Steam systems main and auxiliary
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The following- codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Disclaimer a These additional codes were found to exist in this databulltile however they have been determined to be unreliable
105 107 114 115 116 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 131 132
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Boiler parts and accessories - not otherwise classified Fuel oil system diesel Diesel engines except main propulsion Miscellaneous machinery - not otherwise classified Failure of equipment due to improper or lack or maintenance Miscellaneous piping systems Generators (except main propulsion) Wiring Lights Controls switches circuit breakers fuses etc Motors (except main propulsion) Electrical equipment - not otherwise classified Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance Stoves ranges and associated equipment Galley and stewards departments parts and equipment -not otherwise classified
133 140
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Butane galleyheating stove Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
For natural death 45 - 450
indicate age or deceased in positions 44 - 46 left justify eg age
POSITION(S) 47 Part or Body Injured
0 1 2 3
- Eye - Beck - Head - Neck and shoulder
4 - Chest 5 - Abdomen groin andor hip 6 - Extremities 7 - Illness 8 - Drowning 9 - Unspecified and miscellaneous
POSITION(S) 48 Type of Injury to Body
0 - Burn 1 - Fracture 2 - Spraindislocationconcussion 3 Contusionabrasion 4 Amputation 5 - Crushing 6 - Heart 7 - Disease (other) 8 - Puncturecut 9 - Not otherwise classified
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The followiiig codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Disclaimerbull These additional codes were found to exist in this damptabulltileJ however they have been determined to be unreliable
105 - Boiler parts and accessories - not otherwise classified 107 - Fuel oil system diesel 114 - Diesel engines except main propulsion 115 - Miscellaneous machinery - not otherwise classified 116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance 120 - Miscellaneous piping systems 121 - Generators (except main propulsion) 122 - Wiring 123 - Lights124 - Controls switches cirouit breakers fuses etc 125 - Motors (except main propulsion) 126 - Electrical equipment - not otherwise classified 127 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance 131 - Stoves ranges and assooiated equipment 132- Galler and stewards departments parts and-equipmentshy
not otherwise classified 133 - Butane galleJheating stove 140 - Person in chargeresponsible persona intoxicated
POSIION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
For natural death indicate age of deceased in positions 44 - 46 lett justify eg age 45 - 450
POSITION(S) 47 Part ot Bodz Injured
0- IJe 1 - Bampok 2 -middotHead 3 - Reck and shoulder 4 - atest 5 - Abdomen sroin andor hip 6 - lrtremities 7 - IllDess 8 - DrovrrlDc 9 - Unspecified and miscellaneous
POSIIOR(S) 48 1zp ot Injurz to locb
0 -Burn 1 Prampoture 2 - Spraindislocationconcussion 3 - Contusionabrasion 4 - Amputation 5 - Crushiq6 - Heart 7 - Disease (other) 8 - Punctureout9 - Not otherwise classified
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Nature opound Vessel Casualty
Ipound case concerns a vessel casualty death or injury (ie if position 25 = 1 or ipound PQPition 25 =2) then poundill in the same code_as was established in positions 32-33 - Vessel Casualty Data bull
_ - V 11- I v ~ L
For many non-vessel casualty death or injury cases (ie if position 25 ~ 3 or ipound position 25 = 4) these positions were left blankJ however ipound these positions contain data then positions 49 and 50 were completed as followsamp
POSITION(S) 49 Gross Tonnage
Round opoundpound tonnage to nearest ton
0 - Not over 9 1- Over~9 to 50 2 - Over 50 to 100 3 - Over 100 to 300 II - Over 300 to 1000 5 - OveP 1000 to 10000 (seagoing) 6- Over 1000 to-10000 (not seagoing) 7 - Over 10000 (seagoing) 8 - Over 10000 (not seagoing)
POSITION(S) 50 Length in feet
Round ofpound length to nearest foot
0 - 15 teet or under 1 - 16 to 26 2 - 27 to 110 3 - Ill to 65 11- 66to 100 5 - 101 to 200 6 - 201 to 300 7 - 301 to 800 8 - 801 feet and above
The seagoing vessels are those appearing in the Merchant Ship Register of MSTS
POSITION(S) 51 - 80a Filler (unused)
POSITION(S) _ 81- 82a Cafendar Year
POSITION(S) amp3 - 81 Fisoal Year
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1 VESSEL NAMEDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATON US COAST GUARD CODE SHEET- MARINE CASUALTY STATISTICS
CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
lNSTRUCTIONS
l Vessel casualty with no personal injuries or death Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers code all items in Sections 1 and 2 of code sheet
2 Personal injury or death not involving a vessel casualty Obtain data from CG-924E and related papers code all items in Sections 1 and 3 of code sheet
SECTION Imiddot DATA
2 CASE NO I 1-~)
11 SEQUENCE
NUMBER
17 CASUALTY A B
NATURE PRIME CAUSE132bull33) 134-35)
3 VESSEL NO 4 CG INshy16-11) INSPECTshy
ED 112)
[_] 1- YES
[_] 2bull NO
12 GROSS TONNAGE 1261
Dtmiddoto-15 02middot 16-100 []3middot I 01middot300
D- ao1middotsoo [_js- 501-t ooo
PARTICULARS c D
AREA ADD CAUSAL CONT
CONN FACT 136bull38) 13 9-411
22 SEA CONDITIONS 148)
SEE SWELL IN FEET)
01middot CALM 05middot 41 AND UP
Dmiddot 5middot15 (SLIGHT) [Js- ICE
03middot 16middot20 MODERATE)
Dmiddot 21bull40 ROUGH) 01middot) UNKNOWN
28 TYPE OF 29 NAME OF INJURY VICTIM
1 DeathMiss I st Initial 26921924E 2nd Initial or X
2middot-lnjury (924E 2692) I st Three Letters
3middot DeathMiss of Last Name
924E Only bull 4- Injury 924E Only
125) 126) 1271 128-301
A
B
c
D
5 TYPE OF 6 bullbull PROPULSION VESSEL
11314) 01-STEAM
[]2- MOTOR(Diesel)
[_J3middotGASOLINE
Dmiddot I 001middot5000 07- 5001bull10000 De- 1 ooolmiddottsooo
[_]g- ISOOI AND UP
01middot) UNKNOWN
18 WEATHER 1421
Ot- CLEAR
[]2- PARTLY CLOY
03- OVERCAST
04- FOG
23 SERshyVICE OF VESSEL 14 9bull50)
30 PAPERS OF 31 INJURED PERS
[_j4- SAIL
11 LENGTH
01- 0middot6~ 0middot amp6-100 03- 1 Otmiddot2oo
04- 2 ot -a oo
Os- aoimiddot400
A CREW 151-~2)
STATUS
Imiddot Passenger Imiddot Licensed 2- LongshHW 2middot Documented 3- Tankerman 3- None 4- Other 4middot Other (Include 5- Artificial or
Foreign Seameri) fix struct worker
6- Deck crew 7- Engine crew B- Steward Dept
(31) 132)
II 5)
3 Vessel casualty and personal injury or death
Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers and enter codes in Sections 1 and 2 For each related CG-924E enter codes in Section 3 of same code sheet~ if there or more persons involved enter data from first CG-924E in Col A of Section 3 from second in Col B etc H more than 4 persons involved use a second code
entering data in Sections 1 and 3
REQUIRED ON ALL CASES
Cl~- ~~~s~~Eo I 16) CJe- oTHER
[]7middot NUCLEAR
Qibull) UNKNOWN
De- sNow Q2middot VERY POOR
Q7middot OTHER Dbull- POOR 1112middot1)
OImiddot)UNK ([]4-FAIR 11middot2)
24 KILLED OR MISSING
B c PASS LONG 153-54) SHR
155middot56)
7 PERSON IN CHARGE
SECTION 2 middotVESSEL CASUALTY DATA
liN FEET) 127) 14 HULL MATERIAL 128)
Cle- 40t-5oo L]1middot STEEL
07middot 501-600 []2middot WOOD []a- 60Imiddot7oo Q3- CEMENT
CJ9- 701 AND UP []4bull PLASTIC
Dt-1 UNKNOWN CJ5- ALUMINUM
19 VISIBILITY liN Ml LES) 143)
CJ5middot RAIN [Jt- HAZARDOUS llltl-1141
1114middot1121
o A B OTHER CREW PASS
(57-58) 59middot60) Iamp I -62)
SECTION 3 middotPERSONAL INJURYDEATH
32 ACTIVITY 33STATUS 34RESULT OF OF SUPVR ACCIDENT
8 DATE OF CASUALTY MO MIO MO OF CODE IN VEST
CAS COMP~
117-18) I119middot20) I 1211
Q6middot OTHER INCLUDES FERROmiddot CEMENT
Dt-) UNKNOWN
20 WIND (IN KNOTS) (44)
Ot- CALM [Js- 17middot27 CJ9middot65 AND OVER
CJ2middot1middot3 KT [Je- 28middot40
Os- Goootc AND UPI 0-4middot10 []7middot 41middot55) Dtmiddotl UNKNOWN
Otmiddot) UNKNOWN 1[]4- 11-16 obull- 56-651
25 INJURED AND INCAPACITATED 26 ESTIMATED LOSSES
Imiddot Off Duty 1- GL (Dock) 2- Deck Dep Dty Imiddot License 2- GL (Underway)1- Death
2- Injury A3- Eng Dep Dty 2- Document 3- W Riv (dock) 4- Stew Dep Dty 3- Unlic (Perm) 4- w (Underway)
3- In) ury Nature5- Handle Cargo Undoc 5- lnld (dockanch)(Temp) Of6- F1shing 4- Longsh 6- In ld (Underway)
7- Drills Har Wkr 4- Injury Casualty7- Ocean ( )(Disability5- Other8- Passenger 8- For (dockandl) 9- Other 6- None unknown) 9- Other
5- Missingo- Unknown
133) 134) 135) 136) 137bull38)
~ AGt OF VESsEL 12 9)
01-0-5 CJ6middot31-40 02- 6bull10 C 17middot 41-s o [J3- ltmiddotts Demiddot stAND UP
0middot16middot20 []1-) UNKNOWN
Os- 2t-3o
c D A LONG OTHER VESSEL SHR (65-66) (67middot70)
(63bull64)
35 VESS IOC
36
9 TME OF DAY 12 3)
OF YEAR
[_]1bull DAYCAS
[]2- NIGHT
[]3- TWILIGHT
I [_)Ibull) UNKNOWN
122)
B c CARGO PROP (71-74) 175middot7 8)
1 0
are 2 data sheet
TYPE OF 10 REPORT
124)
LJmiddotMAR Bd
[_]2bullNARR
Clo-L TR TRANS
16BODYOF WATER
13 0middot311
21 SPECIFIC LOCATION
OF CASUALTY 145bull471
27 VESSEL TOTAL LOSS
A AMOUNT 1711) B SPEC
Ot- TOTAL CODE LOSS
Umiddot NOT TOTAL 1801
LOSS
PERSONAL CASUALTY PARTICULARS
B c D E F
Prime Area of Add Part Nature Cause Causal Area Of Of
Conn Causal Body vessel Conn Injured Cas
139middot40) 141-43) lo14-46) 147-48) 1411-50)
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I Marine Safety Information U S Coaat Guard (G-HA16) 2100 Second Street SV Vaahington D C 20593 (202) 426-9561
08 February 198~
CODING INSTRUCTIONS POR
THE AUTOMATED FILE OP COMMERCIAL VESSEL CASUALIES
AS REPORTED TO THE U S COAST GUARD DURING PISCAL YEARS 1963 THROUGH 1980
The ollowiJllaquo coding instructions are applicable to Veaael caaualties that reaulta in any or the following
(a) actual phyaical damage to property in excess of Sl500J (b) material ~e affecting the seaworthiness or ett1c1ency or a
vessel (c) atranding or grounding (iii th or vi thou t dampmage) s (d) loss ot lites (e) injury causing any person to remain incapacitated tor a period
in excess or 72 boura except injury to harbor vorkera not resulting in death and not resulting trom veaael aaualty or vessel equipment casualty
The input data was obtained poundrom form CG-2692 and related reports coded in accordance with these instructionamp and those found on Code Sheet -Marine Caaualty Statistics form CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
The following abbreviations are used 1n these instructionar
PY ---- Fiscal Year NOC --- Not otherwise olaaaitied POS --- Poa1tion P F - Personnel fault
This instruction coneiata or bulls pages
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Gulf Inland Rivera and Vater~ye
POSITION(S) 30-31
AA - Alabama River - source to Mobile River A - Algiera Canal - rom MP 88 LKR to MP 6 8 JHL AC - Atchatalampya River - mouth to MP 116 WRL AD - Apamp1aohichola River - approximately HP 350 EHL AE - Barataria lay Vaterway (includes Bayou Bampratampria) shyAP - Bayou Teche - HP 115 Atchatalaya River AC - Bayou Laourche - HP 35 wHL AH- Bayou Terrebonne- MP 576 WRL AJ - Bayou Boeu - HP 872 rHL to HP 955 WRL AX - Berwick lay - MP 95 5 WRL At - Calcaaieu River - HP 2412 VHL AM - Black Warrior River - source to Tombigbee River AN - Chattahoochee River - ao~ce to Apalachichola River AO - Greene Bayous - source to HSC A1 - Harvey Canal - HP 0 GIW to HP 5 GIW AQ - Houma Navigation Canal - MP 59 JHL
HP 59 WL
AR - Houston Ship Channel (HSC) - northwest ot Galveston Bay
Gulf Intracoaatal taterwar CGIW)
AS - Eest - east of Harvey Locka (EHL) AT - Vest - west ot Harvey Locka (VHL) AU - Inner Harbor Navigation Canal - MP 925 LKR to Lake Pontchartrain AV- Landside Route- HP 872 VHL to HP 367 Morgan City- Port Allen Route AW - Mermentau River -- MP 2018 WHL AX - Mississippi River - (Lower) - rom ahead of the passes (HP) to MP 1064 AY - Mississippi River Gulf Outlet - HP 14 EHL A2 - Mobile River - source to Mobile Bay BA - Morgan City - Port Allen Route - HP 955 WRL BB - Neches River - HP 277 WHL BC - Pase a Loutre - AHP to Gulf ot Mexico BD - Plaquemine - Morgan City alternate route - same as Horgan City shy
BE - Sabine River - MP BP - San Jacinto River BG - South Paaa - AHP BH - Southwest Paas shyBJ - Tombigbee River shyBK - Vermillion River
Port Allen Route 266 JHL to Mlgt 288 VHL - source to HSC
to Gult ot Mexico AHP to Gulf of Mexioo ao~ce to Mobile River
- MP 1591 VHL
POSITION(S) 32-33 Mature of Casualty
01 - Colliaion with vessel meeting situation 02 - Collision with vessel oroaaing situation 03 - Collision with vessel overtaking situation 04 - Collision with veeael anchored or moored (use only it not
dockingundocking) 05 - Collision with veaeel while docking or undocking 06 - Collision with veaeel in tog (takae precedence over 01 02 amp03)
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POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature of Casualty (continued)
01 - Collision with veaael not otherviae claasitied (including minor bumps betveem tug and veaael)
08 - Collision with floating or submerged objects (other than ground)
09 - Collision with fixed objects piera bridges locka ampdam bull Por fiscal rears 1969 - 1973 uee Special Indicator field position 2ll tor fiacal Jeampra 1974 - 1980 uae Special Indicator field poaition 80) middot ~
10 - Collision with ice or ice tielda 11 - Collieion vith aida to nampvigation fixed or floating 12 - Collision other than vith veaael not otherwiae clasaitied
Offshore Rigamiddot- Seaplanes) 13 - Explosion andor tire involving liquid bulk cargo
(includes vapors) 14 - Explosion andor fire involving general cargo 15 - Explosion andor tire involving vessels fuel
(includes vapors) 16 - Pire vessel structure 17 - Pire vessel equipment (only when damage to vessel
structure is incidental minor or abaent) including crank caae eplosiona - beginning fiscal year 1971
18 - Explosion boiler (whether or not tire results) 19 - Explosion pressure vessels and compressed gas
cylinders 20 - Ezploaion andor fire - not otherwise claaaitied 21 - Groundingamp with dampmace 22 - Groundings no damage (cannot have monetary damampampbull to
veaael liated) 23 - Pounderizlga 24 - Capaiting with or without einking 25 - Ploodin~h swamping without ainking 26 - Heavy wampampther damage and weampther generally (beginning
fiscal 7eampt 1969 rerelr used uaed tor Prisury Cauae ot caaualty)
27 - Cargo damage no damage to veaael 28 - Material failure veaael structure 29 - Material failure machinery and aasociated engineering
equipment 30 - Material failure equipment (other) including cargo
geer propeller ahatt 31 - Caaualty not otherwise claaaified undete111lined or
insutt1cient information - earthquake Beginning fiscal rear 1969 - enemy actionr veaael dieabled due to fouled propeller
32 - Eamprge breampkawar
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Marine Samptety Information u S Coast Guard (G-KA16) 2100 Second Street SV Washington D C 20593 (202) 1426-9561
08 February 19814
CODING INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE AUTOMATED FILE OF COMMERCIAL VESSEL CASUALIES
AS REPORID TO THE 1 S COAST GUARD DURING FISCAL YEARS 1963 THROUGH 1980
The following coding instructions are applicable to -veaael casualties that results in any ot the following
(a) actual phyaical ~e to property in excess of Sl500J (b) material damage affecting the sea~orthinesa or efficiency of a
vessel (c) stranding or grounding (vith or nthout damage)r (d) loss ot lifer (e) injury causing any person to remain incapacitated for a period
in exceaa of 72 hours except injury to harbor vorkera not resulting 1n death and not resulting trom vessel oaaualty or vessel equ~pment caaualty
The input data was obtained from form CG-2692 and related reports coded in accordance with theae instructions and those found on Code Sheet - Marine Caaualty Statistics form CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
The following abbreviations are used in these inatruotionar
PY ---- Fiscal Year NOC --- Not otherviae olaaaitied POS --- Position P P - Personnel fault
This instruction conaiata of bulls pages
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POSITON(S) l-5 Case Serial Humbert assigned consecutively ~ere
POSITION(S) 6-ll
POSITION(S) 12
two or more vessels are involved such as 1n a collision the same eaae serial number is given to all involved veasel records
Commencing July 1 1962 the first oaee number was 30001 and continued upwards but not to exceed 35000 This eeae numbering scheme is uaed to deterentiate vessel casualty recorda from peraonal inJury andor death records not involving a veaael casualty Tbis methodology in asaigning oase aerial numbers is applieable tor all fiscal yeamprBJ ho~ever due to an inordinant caae load 1n fiscal year 1980 oase serial numbers do exceed 05000 The first champracter of the ease aerial number indica tea pound1ecal year Character positiona tvo (2) through poundiva (5) are uaigned in-house Although the caae aerial number does not specify any particular decade character poaitiona83-84 (fiscal year) vill clarity t~ia ambiguity
0poundpound1cial Numbar
Documented Veaaela ot US -- Use ottioial number State numbered veeaela -- Use state number Namedunnumbered vessels middot- Use nama Naval vessels Usa t7pe or designation foreign veaaele -- Uaa country opound registry
Ooaat Guard Inspected
1 Yea 2 No 3 UnknoVn (FYa 63 - 70)
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POSITION(S) 13-14 Type ot Vessel
01 - Artificial Island or fixed atrueture including mobile drill rigs
02 - Preight ships inspected U S vessels only03 - Freight bargea (aee also code 28 below) 04 - Commercial vessels that carry freight and oftshy
shore supply vessels 05 - Construction and wrecking vessels including
vessels such as drill tenders pile drivers derrick barges drill ships and barges
06 - Dredges aelt-propelled 07 - Dredges non-eel-propelled 08 - Piahing veaaela (excluding aport fishing
charter fishing veasela5 09 - Tua and towboats - alao unmanned bow thruster unit 10 - Passenger vessels (other than terries) over 65
feet and 100 or more GT ll - Passenger veseels (other than terries) over 65
teet and leas than 100 GT middot 12 - Passenger vessels (other than terries) not more
than 65 teet 13 - Parries over 65 teet and 100 or more GT
carrying passengers or paasengera and vehicles 14 - Perries over 6S teet and lees than 100 GT
carrying passengers or passengers and vehicles 15 - Parries not more than 65 teet carrylng
passengers or passengers and vehicles 16 - Passenger barges (including ferry barges) 17 - Tampnkshipa 18 - Tank barges (flammable and combustible
oazgoee) (see also code 29 below) 19 - Public vessels (passenger) 20 - Public vessels (cargo) excluding GAA vesaela 21 - Public vessels (tanker)J excluding USNS tankers 22 - Public vessels (other)
Public vessels are veaaela of the United States states or municipalities used for public purposes and exempt from the provisions of Title 52 Includes auoh vessels aa Navy Air Poroe Army Coast Guard and Geodetic Survey Corps of Engineers MSTS and USNS
23 - All other US vessels and crafts such aa pleasure research cableshipa seismographic or those not otherwise classified above
24 - Poreign las vessels (passenger) 2S - Poreign flag veaaela (freight) 26 - Poreign lag vessels (tanker) 27 - Poreign flag vessels (other) 28 - height barges (dangerous and hazardous cargoes) 29 - Tank barges (dangerous and bampzamprdous cargoes)
including barges inspected under subchapter I and 0 30 - Hover craft
Hotea see positions 49-50 to describe specific type vessel (PYs 69- 80)
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POSITION(S) 15 Propulsion
1 - Steam 2 - Motor (diesel) 3 - Gasoline 4 - Sail 5 - Non-salt-propelled 6 - Other including gas turbine 7 - Nuclear (-) Unknovn
POSITION(S) 16 Person in Charse ot Vessel Haneuvera
1 - Licensed master 2 - Licensed pilot (federal) serving under authority
ot federal license 3 - Liceneea pilot (state) serving under authority ot
state license 4 - Licensed mate 5 - Licensed operator (towboats amall paasenger) 6 - Documented or certificated personnel7 - U S Commissioned opoundpoundioer (Navy Coast Guard etc) 8 - Unlicensed and undocumented 9 - Poreign pilot or master or other roreign
personnel 0 - Unmanned (-) Unlcnovn
Pa~lure When Pault on Part opound ineroom PYa 72 - 0
A - Licensed chiet engineer B - Licensed engineer C - Documented engineer excluding entry rating D - Documented persona other entry ratings other E - Unlicensedundocumented engineer P - Foreign engineer G - Unmanned engineroombull H - Other
bull This code takes precedence over cases where person enters ed engineroom vhile attempting to oorrect caaualty in progress
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POSITION(S) 17-18 Month of Casualtz (FYa 63 - 80) EmmplEu show January as 01
POSITION(S) 19-20 Daz of Casualty (FYa 63 - 73) Emmple r show 5th as OS end 22 as 22
POSITIOK(S) 19-20 Marine Inspection Unit Inveetisating Caaualtz (PYs 74 - 80)
AA Albany BG Oaweao AB Anchorage or Valdez BH Paducah AC Baltimore BJ Port Arthur AD Boston BK Philadelph ia AE Buffalo BL Pittaburgh AF Charleston BM Portland Hampine AG AH
Chicago Cincinnati
BN BP
Portland Oregon Providence
AJ Cleveland BQ Portsmouth or Norfolk AK AL
Corpus Christi Detroit
BR BT
Savarmah San Diego
AM AN
Dubuquea FYa 77-80 St Paul Duluth
SU BV
Seattle San Pranciaco
AP Galveston 1N St Ignace AQ Guam BX San Juan AR Honolulu Y St Louie AT Houston B2 Tampamp AU AV
Huntington Jacksonville
CC CD
Toledo Wilmington NC
AW Juneau CE London AX AY AZ BB
toe Angeles Louisville Memphis t1iami
CF CG CH CJ
Breaaen Sinppore Saigon Mampnila
SC Mobile CK Yokohama BD Nashville CL Rotterdam BE New Orleans SF New York
POSITION(S) 21-22 Year of Campaualtt (FYs 63 - 68)liampler Show 1965 aa 65
POSITION(S) 21 Special Indicator (PYs 69 - 73)
0 - No eignifioan t deta 1 - Light oil pollution 2 - Moderate oil pollution3 - Heavy oil pollution 4 - tlninapected mobile oil drill 5 - Gas chemist or gas free certificate 6 - Photographs (efteotive 5-17-68) 7 - Radiotelephone mentioned in tbe report 8 - Bridges involved 9 - Locka or dame involved - - Hurricane - Sealanee
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POSITION(S) 21 Month Investigation Completed (PYa 74 - 80)
l - Jan 2 - Feb 3 - Har 4 - Apr 5 - Hampy 6 - Jun 7 - Jul 8 -Aug 9 - Sep 0 -Oct A - Nov B Dee I - Invee tigation not completed at time ot coding
POSITION (S) 22 Remains the same (PYa 69 - 80) Exampler Show 1969 as 9
POSITION(S) 23 Time ot Daz 1 - Day 2 - Night 3 - lwil ight (-) Unknown
POSITON(S) 24 Type ot Investigative Report
1 - Marine Board 2 bull Narrative 3 - Letter ot Transmittal
POSITON(S) 25r Piller (unused) (PYa 63 - 69)
POSITION(S) 25 Veaatl Fault Code (PYe 70 - 80)
For primary veaael code - 1 For aecondary veaael code - B For all other vessel eodes - C through Z
I more than twenty-aix (26) vessels are involved the alphabet is repeated beg~ vith the letter B
POSITION($) 26 Groea Tormage
1 - Not over 15 2 - Over 15 to 100 3 - Over 100 to 300 4 - Over 300 to 500 5 - Over 500 to 1000 6 - Over 1000 to 5000 7 - Over 5000 to 10000 8 - Over 10000 to 15000 9 - Over 15000 (-) Unknovn
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POSTION(S) 27 Length in Feet
1 - 65 teet or under 2 - Over 65 to leas thampn 100 3 - 100 to lese than 200 4 - 200 to leas than 300 5 - 300 to lese than 400 6 - 400 to lees than sao 7 - 500 to leas than 600 8 - 600 to less than 700 9 - 700 and over (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 28 Hull Materiampl
1 - Steel 2 - Wood 3 - Cement 4 - Plastic including fiberglaae 5 - Aluminum 6 - Other including ferro-cement (-) Unknom
POSITION(S) 29 Ajse of Vessel
1 - Lees than 5 years 2 - 5 to leas than 10 3 - 10 to less than 15 4 - 15 to less than 20 5 - 20 to less than 30 6 - 30 to lees than 40 7 - 40 to lese than 50 8 - SO and over (-) Unknown
ampbull of Vessel ipound Rebuilt (PY 70 Only)
A - Lees than 5 years I - 5 to lees than 10 C - 10 to less than 15 D - 15 to leas than 20 E - 20 to less than 30
Age ot vessel oaloulated rom year built to year coded
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POSITION(S) 30-31 Body of Water Where Casualty Occurred
Ol - Inland Atlantic - all waters covered by Inland Rules of the Road on the Atlantic Coast ot the United States its territories and poeeeesiona
02 - Inland Gulf - all waters covered by Inland Rules ot the Road on the Gulf ot the United States
03 - Inland Pacitic - all vaters covered by Inland Rules ot the Road on the Pacitic Coaat opound the United States
04 - Western Rivera - all vatera covered by the Western River Rules (Beginning fiscal year 1976 thia code wu deleted See belov for revised Western River codes)
05 - Grampampt Lakes - all waters covered by the Great Lakes Rulea (See page 34)
06 - Ocean Atlantic and all seas bordering thereon - except Caribbean Sea
07 - Ocean Pacific and all seas bordering thereon - except Indian Ocean
08 - Ocean Indian and all seas bordering thereon including the Arabian and Red Seu
09 - Ocean Mediterranean
10 - Ocean Arctic
ll - Ocean Caribbean
12 - Ocean Gult ot Mexico
13 - Othe2 foreign waters
Inland Gulf and Gult Intraooaatal Watervay (GWV)
Piacal years 1969 - 1975 - to code a eaaualty on the inland Gulf and GIVW place code 02 in poai tiona 30-31 To code the apecif1o location of the oaaualty rater to page 40 Locate the area that the oasualty occurred on and place that letter 1n position 45 Next place the mile poet reading ia poetiona 46-47
Piacal years 1976 - 1980 - to code a oaaualty on the inland Gulf aDd GIVW use those codes listed on page 11 for positions 30-31 To code the specific looation or the casualty looate the area that the oaaualty occurred on and place the mile post reading 1n positions bullS-47
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Western Rivers
Piseal years 1969 - 1975 - to oode a casualty on the Western Rivera place code 64 in positions 30-31 To code the specific location of the casualt7 refer to page bullo toeate the river that the casualty oooured on and place that letter 1n position 45 Nert place the mile post reading 1n poeitiona 46-47
Pisoal years 1976 - 1980 - to oode a oaaualty on the Western Rivers refer to the next p~ge Locate the river that the casualty occurred on and place those letters in positions 30-31 Next place the mile post reading in positions 45-47
POS 30-31 POS 45-47 Examplebull MP 850 Ohio River -wshy BSO
HP 20 Green River YH 020 HP 1 Iowa River m 007
The procedure for the coding or caaual ties on the Gulf Inland Rivera and Waterways is the same as for Western Rivers The diViding line between the Western Rivers and the Gulf Inland Rivers and Vatervaya is the Huer P Long Bridge looated at MP 1064 Lower Missiaaippi River The divicling line between the Ves tern Rivera ancl the Great Iekee is the Thomas J 0 Brien Look on the Calumet River and the Aahlancl Avenue Bridge on the Chicago River
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Jeatern Rivera
POSITION(S) 30-31
ll~ - Allepen1 River - toru Ohio River at Pittsburgh JB - Atchatalara River - north ot Kor~ City - Port Allen Route
to KP 304 Lover Hieeiaaippi River viamp Old River VC - Arkaaaaa River - HP 582 Lover Miaaiaaippi River VD - Black River - torma Red River VE - Cumberland River -MP 922 Ohio River VF - Dee Moines River - MP 361 Upper Miaaiaeippi River VG - Great Miami River - HP 491 Ohio River VH - Green River - MP 78~ Ohio River VJ - Illinois Vaterva1 - MP 218 Upper Miaaiaaippi River WK - Calumet River - to MP 327 (Great Lakes Rules begin) WL - Chioago River - to MP 322 (Great Lakes begin) VM - Iow River - MP 434 Upper Hiasiaippi River VH - Kanawha River - MP 266 Ohio River VO - Kansas River - HP 367 Mieaouri River WP - Kentucky River - MP 546 Ohio River VQ - Licking River - HP 470 Ohio River VR - Little Kanawha River - MP 185 Ohio River VS - Minnesota River - MP 844 Upper Miasiaaippi River
Hiaeiaaippi River
VT - (Upper) Cairo Ill to source IJU - (Lower) HP 1064 to Cairo Ill tl - Missouri River - MP 195 Upper MiaeiaaiPPi River VV - Monongahela River - torma Ohio River at Pittsburgh VX - Ohio River - enters Miaaiaaippi River at Cairo Ill VY - Old River - HP 304 Lower Hiaaisaippi River VZ - Ouachita River - connected to Red River viamp Blampck River
RA - Red River - MP 304 Lover Hiesiaaippi River viamp Old River RB - Red River o the Morth - torma Minnesota River RC - ST Coi River - MP 811 Upper Missiaaippi River RD - Saline River - MP 867 Ohio River RE - Tennessee River - MP 935 Ohio River RP - Wampbampah River - KP 848 Ohio River RG - llhite River - MP 599 Lower Miaaiaaippi River RH - Jiaconain River - MP 631 Upper Miaaieaippi River RJ - Yazoo River - MP bull37 Lower Miaaiaaippi River
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Gulf Inland Rivers and Vater~ye
POSITION(S) 30-31
AA - Alabama River - source to Mobile River AB - Algiers Canal - from MP 88 LMR to MP 6 8 WHL AC - Atchamptalampya River - mouth to MP 116 WHL AD - Apalachichola River - approximately MP 350 EHL AE - Baramptaris Bay Waterway (includee Bayou Baratamplia) AF - Bayou Tache - MP 115 Atohatalaya River AG - Bayou Lamptourche - MP 35 WHL AH- Bayou Terrebonne- MP 576 WHL AJ - Bayou Boeut - MP 872 WHL to MP 955 WHL AK - Berriok Bay - MP 95 5 WHL AL - Caloaaieu River - MP 2412 WHL AM - lack Warrior River - source to Tombigbee River
- MP 59 WHL
AN - Chattahoochee River - source to Apalaehiohola River AO - Greens Bayous - source to HSC A2 - Harvey Canal - MP 0 GrN to MP 5 GIW AQ - Houma Navigation Canal - HP 59 WL AR - Houston Ship Channel (HSC) - northwest of Galveaton Bay
Gulpound Intracoastal Waterway (GIWW)
AS - East - east or Harvey Locka (SHt) AT - West - west of Harvey Looks (WHL) AU - Inner Harbor Haviption Canal - MP 925 LKR to Lake Pontchartrain AV- Landside Route- HP 872 WHL to MP 367 Morgan City- Port Allen Route AW - Mermentau River - MP 2018 WHL AX- Mississippi River - (Lover) -from ahead of the passes (AHP) to MP 1064 AY - Mississippi River Gulf Outlet - HP 14 EHL A2 - Mobile Rivel - source to Mobile lay BA - Morsan City - Port Allen Route - HP 955 WHL B - Neches River - HP 277 WHL C - Pass a Loutre - AHP to Gulpound ot Mexico ED - Plaquemine - Morgan City alternate route - same as Horgan City shy
Port Allen Route BE - Sabine River - MP 266 JHL to MP 288 WL P - San Jacinto River G - South Pass - AHP BH - Southwest Pass shyBJ - Tombigbebull Rivbullr shyK - Vermillion River
- source to HSC to Gulf ot Mexico AHP to Gulf ot Mexico
source to Mobile River - MP 1591 WHL
POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature ot Caaualty
01 - Collision vith vessel meeting situation 02 - Collision with vessel crossing situation 03 - Collision with vessel ov6rtampking situation 04 - Collision with vessel anchored or moored (use only i not
dookingundoeking) 05 - Collision with vessel while docking or undocking 06 - Collision with vessel in og (tampkea precedence over 01 02 amp03)
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POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature of Casualty (continued)
07 - Colliaion with vessel not otherwiae claaaitied (including minor bumps betweem tug ampnd vessel)
08 - Collision with floating or submerged objects (other than ground)
09 - Collision with fixed objecta piers bridgea bulllocka ampdam bull Por tiacal years 1969 - 1973 use Special Indicator field position 2lr tor tiacal years 1974 - 1980 uae Special Indicator field poaition 80) middot
10 - Collision with ice or ice fields 11 - Collision rl th aida to navigation fixed or floating 12 - Collision other than with vessel not otherwise claaaitied
(Ottahore Riga - Seaplanea) 13 - Explosion andor tire involving liquid bulk cargo
(includes vapors) 1- - Explosion andor tire involving general cargo 15 - Explosion andor tire involving veaaela tuel
(includes vapors) 16 - Pire veaael atructure 17 - Fire veasel equipment (only ~hen damage to veaeel
structure ia incidental minor or abeent) including crank Oampae explosions - beginning tiseampl year 1971
18 - Explosion boiler (whether or not tire results) 19 - Explosion preasure vesaela and oompreaaed gaa
cylinders 20 - Explosion andor tire - not otherviae claaaitied 21 - Groundings with damage 22 - Groundings no damage (cannot have monetary damage to
vesaal liated) 23 - Founderinga 24 - Capsizing with or without ampinking 25 - Plooding swamping ~ithout sinking 26 - Heavt weather damace and weather generally (beginning
fiscal year 1969 rarely used used tor Primary Cause ot caaualty)
27 - Cargo damaabullbull no damage to veaael 28 - Material failure veaael atructure 29 - Material failure machinery and associated engineering
eq_uipment30 - Material failure equipment (other) including oargo
gear propeller ahatt 31 - Caaualty not otherwise claaaipound1ed undetermined or
1nautpound1oiant intormation - earthquake Beginning fiscal year 1969 - enemy action vessel disabled due to fouled propeller
32 - Barge breakaway
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POSITION(S) 34-35 Primary Cause
Valid only tor fiscal years 1963 to 1969
01 - Personnel fault - State pilot 02 - Personnel fault - Pederal pilot 03 - Personnel fault - Foreign pilot 04 - Personnel fault - Licensed personnel 05 - Personnel fault - Certificated personnel 06 - Personnel fault - Unlicensed and unoertiticated
otticer or crew member middot 07 - Personnel fault - Unlicensed pleasure boampt operator 08 - Personnel fault - All others (longshoremen
watchmen repeirmen) 11 - calculated riskerror in judgement 12 - Storms and heavy weather generally 13 - Adverae weather ampnd aeamp conditions not amountinamp
to atollll8 or heavy weather (wind tide breakers) 14 - Unusual currents 15 - Sheer auction bank cushion 16 - Depth ot water leas than charted or otherwise erpected (no personnel fault) 17 - Restricted maneuvering room (no personnel fault) 18 - Charta and publications (erroneous information) 21 - Pailure ot eq_uipment due to normal vear 22 - Pailure ot equipment due to material taul t 23 - Pailure of eq_uipment due to design tault 24 - Pailure ot eq_uipment - careleeanesaimproper
handling31 - Unseaworthy (not auitable tor route or service) 32 - Unknown or ineutficient information - earthquake33 - Paul t on the part of other veaeel or other persona 34 - Improper or lack of maintenance 35 - Pleating debria submerged obJect 36 - Inautticient horsepower - inadequate ampeaiating tugs
Note In cases involving tvo or more vessels vhere one ia totally at tault or bampa a greater degree o taul t the primary cause on the veaael record tor the veaael having major fault should be marked or example Personnel (Stampte Pilot) Pamp~lt on Own VeaaelJ on the veeael~vhioh does not hampve amp major fault the record vould be marked as primary cause ~rault on the Put ot the Other Veaael tt tfhere major taul t eziata on the part ot both veaaela the primary eampuae on each veeael vould indicate ita own primary rault
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PYa 70 - So Causefactor
POSITION 34 POSITION 35
A P P State pilot B P P federal pilot C P P foreign pilot foreign master D P P Licensed personnel E P P Cartifioatad paraonnel P P P Unlio bullbull Unoer personnel G P P Unlicensed pleasure boat H P P All othera (longshoremen amp
harbor workers) I Caloulatad risk
When using codes (A - I) tor position 34 use those codes to the right tor position 35
A Rules ot the Road - (PY 1971) uae apecial rules ot road codes in poations 36-38 and poait1ou 39-41
B Structural failure - improper loading
C Lookout - improperfailure to poet
D Structural failure - excessive speed in heavy weather
G Misjudged ettacts - wind current bull speed
H Kavigation - reliance on floating aids to navigation
J NaViampamption - tailed to ascertain poaition
K Navigation - tailed to utilize all available navigation equipment
L Vessel sherredagreament reached
M Pailura to properly align tow N Lack ot looal knowledge P Inexperienced personnel Q Maneuvered wo proper
uaiatance R Carelessnessinattention
(uleep) S Ialproper corrective procedures T Poor aauanship - fouled
wheelshatt U Pailed - improperly determined
height o tide tailed to correct
V Inadequate control opound asst vessel
W Ialproper mooring towing (tripping)
X Improper aatety precautions - loading intlammable liquidfuelingrepairs
Y Iaproper aecuringrigging z Other not otherwise
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POSrlION 34 POSITION 35
J StoBs heavy weather JC Adverse veather
When using codes (J - K) or position 34 use those codes to the right for position 35
L Unusual currentamp
When using code (L) or position 34t uae t~oae oodea to the right or position 35
A B C D E P G H J K L M N P Q R T
A B C D E Z
Typhoon hurricane etc Gale orca winds Adverse veather - restricted via onl1 Small crat WVnillampB Winds small crat - gale oroe Large ewell - aa across bar Cargc shttt Anchor taUed to holdldripoundted Other Unexp--gu-at-y-v-in--d--d-o-ok--oiliamp--rWl---do-c-k-=-ingmiddot Towmooring part due to heavy weather Squalls - reduced visibilitJvind Anchor parted LT vessel aet down on pierlook Structural failure LT VESSEL SET DOW ON MOORED VESSpoundt Ice
lrratio Strong currentanarrow channel Agreement reachederose current set tov Strollamp surge Outdraftbacklaah rom damlook Other
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lYa 70 - 80 Campueefactor
POSITION 34 POSITION 35
M Sheer auction bank cushion
When using code (M) tor poeition 34 use those codes to the right tor position 35
N Depth leas than charted
When using code (N) tor poaition 34 use those oodee to the right for podtion 35
0 Reetrioted maneuvering room shyno personnel fault
When using code (0) tor position 34 use the code to the right or poaition 35
P Structural Pailure shyno peraonnel rampult
When using code (P) tor position 34 use those codes to the right or poeition 35 bull
A Marro~ channel B Navigating cloee to shore z Other
A Charta erroneous S Area shoalledsilted C Position of bazard doubtful D Publications erroneous H Other
A Not otherwise class1poundied
A Wasted plate and internalsor wood rotted B Yaatampd welda C fracture - plates and internalamp D Fracture - welds E Indent - Minor F Set in - Major G Buckling H Design J ixplosion andor ire - structural
failure aa the result or z Other
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py 70 - 80 Caueetactor
POSITION 34 POSITION 35
Q Equipment tailurenorJDSl wear R Equipment tailurematerial
fault S Equipment failuredesign T Equipment tailursP bull P ot
operating personnel (including improper operation lack or mintsrIampIlce)
When using codes (Q - T) tor position 34 use those codes to right tor position 35
A Main steam system B Auxiliary ateam system C Peed and oondensate system D Salt water system E Preah ~ter system (excluding
teed system) P Cargo oil system G Puel oil service ayatem H Puel oil transfer system J Lube oil system K Hydraulic systems t Pneumatic system M Retriaeration system N Ventilationmiddotayatem P Sanitampry system amphull drainage
system (incl bilge system) Q fire fighting equipment amp lite
sav~ equimpmsnt R Drilling equipment B Electrical (All equipment) T LPGLPG02 system (all compressed
aaaea except decompression chamber) U Decompression chamber PYs 71 - 80 V Crankcase explosion PYs 71 - 80 W Deck equipment - cargo (winches
booms etc) X Deck equipment - other (anchor
vindlaes chain mooring line) Y Pailure or -chinery supports z Other
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PYa 70 80 Causetaotor
POSITION 34
U Unaeaworthr X Improper maintenance
When usinS codes (U X) tor position 34 uae those oodea to the riampht tor poaition 35
V Unknown o thtr
When using code (V) tor position 34 use thoat codes to the right tor poaition 35
POSITION 35
A Pailure or wood hull platiDgmoderate aees
B Steel hull deteriorated C Pailure to blow tubee D Not suitable tor route z Other
A Parga breampkawy improper 110oring B Breakaway due to wake wash C Enemy action D Chemical spill E Vandalism middot P Blow-out G Engine room tire undetarlllined origin H Pire otherundetermined J Dook bollud tailure K Unknown L Drilline eq_uipment M Stability N Progressive fiooding P Vesaal oveilUil and sunk Q Vake damage troll other vessel R fire barge loaded S fire barge empty - not gu lee z Other
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Factors
Valid only for PYs 63 - 7l
The following codes were used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
900 - RS bull450 Action intended 990 - Coast Guard Asaiatance (FYs 70 - 80) 999 - No additional araampa of contributing factora
Hull and Associated Parta
011 - Plates ampnd framing (ateel hull vessels) 012 - Planks tramea fastenings (wood hull vessel) 013 - Bulkheads and decks 014 - Tanka (including cargo fuel water lube oil
double bottom tanks etc)middot 015 - Holda and hatches hatch beams hatch covers 016 - Superstructure 017 - Laddamprs ~ya stairs accommodation ladders 018 - Raila and guards 019 - Masts booms cargo gear (including winches) 020 - Struta stern tube rudder shoe 021 - Ventilators 022 - Watertight closures and assorted equipment 023 - Hull part not otherwise classified 024 - Quarters living spaces toilets etc 025 - Fishing gear
Naviption
026 - Lookout 027 - Congested areas docks piers - restricted
maneuvering 028 - Buoys aids to navigation 029 - Bxceaaive apeed 030 - Channels - restricted maneuvering 031 - Poor visibility 032 - Steering gear including steering engine
rudder auto pilot 033 - Radar 034 - Pathometer sounding machine lead line 035 - Engine order telegraph bell pulls pilot
house engine controls 036 - Navigation lights (improper use of) 037 - Whistle bell born aigcala (improper use) 038 - Navisation equipment - not otherwise classified 039 - Veather generally 040 - Currents and tides
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Area o Cauaal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 A4ditio~l Contributing Pampotors
Valid only tor PYe 63 - 71
The following were ueed tor positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Liteeaviflg
041 - Lite preservers buotant cushions lite rings 042 - Lifeboats and equipment 043 - Liteboat and lite rat launching apparatus 044 -Lite rapoundte lite tloata buoyant apparatus
and equipment 045 - Lifesaving equiplltlent not otherwiae olassiied
Pireighting
051 - Pixed lirelighting systems 052 - Portable tiretighting equipment 053 - Pire detecting syateme alums
Cc11aunioationa
PYa 70-71 060 - Rampdio telephone ailed to useimproper use 061 - Rampdio telegraph telephone auto alarm etc 062 - Visual eignals including searchlights blinker
lags
Miacellaneoua
PY 71 059 - Repleniahment a t see PYa 70-71 068 - Disabled require tow PYa 70-71 069 - Background lighting obscured aide to navition
070 - Yard repairs 071 - Overloading072 Impropel loading or atowage 013 - Insufficient ventilation 074 - Ground tackle including anchor windlass 075 - Towing equipment includihg towing engine 076 - Cargo077 - Miscellaneous deck department equipment - not
otherwise claaaitied 078 - Sunken wreck 079 - Tug assisting080 - Mooring equipment lines winches
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Ar~ ot Campuaampl Connection (Contributing Paotora)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing factors
Valid only for FYa 63 - 71
lh e tolloving codes were used tor poe i tiona 36 - 38 and poaitiona 39 - U
Main Propulsion Machinery
081 - Gaaoline engine and aooeeeoriea (except outboards) 082 - Outboard motors and accessories 083 - Diesel engine and aooeaeories 084 - Steam r60iprocating engines 085 - Steam turbine and turbo-electric 086 - snata and reduction gears 087 - Propeller 088 - Main propulsion bampchinery - not otherviee olaeeitied 089 - Failure ot equipment due to improper or lack ot
IDIintenanc e 091 - Atomic reactor
Boiler
101 - furnaces including tubes caatinga superheaters economizers etc
102 - Fuel oil ayatem - (FY 71) Boiler tuel oil ayatem only
103 - Feedwater syatema including condensers and evaporators 104 - Steam ayatems main and auxillary 105 - Boiler parte and aoceasoriee - not othervise
claeaitied 106 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack ot
maintenance FY 71 107 - Fuel oil system diesel
Machinery Miacellaneoua
111 - Pumps (cargo bilge bampllampat etc) but not ire pumps fuel lube oil or teedvater pumps
112 - Refrigeration ayatema including cargo and ships service
113 - Gasoline engines except main propulsion 114 - Diesel engines ezoept main propulsion 115 - Misoellaneoue machinery - not otherviae classified 116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack ot
aintenance 117 - Miace1laneoua engineering spaces 118 - Miacellaneoua engineering tools or equipment 119 - Bilge pumps
JPY 71 120 - Miscellaneous piping ayatema
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POSITION($) 36-38 Ar~ of Cauaal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Pampotora
Valid only for PYs 63 - 71
The following oodea were used for poaitione 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Electrical
121 - Generators (except main propulsion - see code 085) 122 - Viring 123 - Lights 124 - Controls switches circuit breakers fuses etc 125 - Motors (except main propulsion) 126 - tlectrical equipment - not otherwise olaaaified 127 - Failure or equipment due to improper or lack or
maintenance
Galley and Stewards Depamprtment
131 - Stova rangaa and aaaociated equipment 132 - Galley and steward department parts and ampquipment shy
not otherwise classified PY 71 133 - Butane alleyheating stove PYs 70-71 1~0 - Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
bull
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PYa 71 - 80
Rules opound Road Violations
You can put up to three (3) letter codes in these three (3) positions 1pound leas than three (3) follow with dashes (--)
POSITION (S) 36-38
A Rule 2 Improper lightss Rule 3 Lighti for towing c Rule 4 Not under command lightaapecial operations
(or pilot rulea-apecial operations) Rule 5-10 Lights towed vesselsmall vesselpilot vessel
fishing vessel - stern lightD Rule ll Anchor lightsE Rule 15 Pog sigJlamplaP Rule 16 Speed in togaignal forward of beam
Substantial action
G Rule 17 Sail veaeela H Rule 18i Meeting situations I Rule 18ii1 Danger a1pal J Rule 18v Bend signal K Rule 18viii Overtaking L Rule 19 Crossing situation M Rule 20 Sail vessel right or wayexcept in narrow channel N Rule 21 Privileged vessel maintain course amp signal P Rule 22 Burdened vessel avo1~ crossing ahead Q Rule 23 Burdened vessel keep clear R Rule 24 Overtaking vassal keep clear S Rule 25 Keep to starboard aide opound chanDel T Rule 26 Right opound way ot fishing vaaaela U Rule 27 General prudential rule V Rule 28 Course signals internationalbacking inland fl Rule 29 Rule or good seamanship (lookout) z Rule Failure to render aeaiatance
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PYs 71 - 80
Rules of Road Violamptions
You can put up to three (3) letter codes in these three (3) positions 1pound leas tbampn three (3) follov with dashes (--)
POSITION(S) 39-41
A Excess speed a Insufficient pover c Wrong aide ot channel D Pailura to sound signals pound Meeting situation turned lett P Crossing situation burdened tailed to give vay G failed to atop or back H Elaei 1e asaneuver too little too late I Overtaking vessel ailed to keep oleer J Overtaken vessel tailed to maintain course ampa peed K Vind sea or current faotore L Agreement raaohed vessel sheered M bull Improperno lookout N Radio telephoneP RS 4450 action intended R Improper lightsshapes) T Person in charge intoxicated
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Araa ot ~ueal Connection
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Factors
PYe 72 - 80
These codes vera used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
900 - RS 4450 Action intended 990 - Coast Guard assistance (FYa 70 - 80) 991 - Violation ot Lav 999 - No additional areas ot contributing poundactors
Deecriptive Codes
026 - Lookout 027 - Congested areas docks piers - restricted maneuvering 028 - Buoys aids to navigation 029 - Excessive speed 030 - Channels - restricted maneuvering031 - Poor visibility 039 - Weather generally 040 - Currents and tides
Miscellaneous
048 - Failure to secure (or improper) 059 - Replenishment at sea 068 - Disabled require tow 069 - Background lighting obscured ampids to navigation 070 - Yard repaire includes gaa tree (FYa 73 - 80) 071 - Overloading bull 072 - Improper loading or atowage 073 - Insufficient ventilation 076 - Cargo078 - Sunken wreck 079 - Tug assisting
Machinery Miecellaneous
116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack opound mampintenance
Gamplley and Stewards DepUtment
140 - Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
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Arampas ot Causal Connection Additio~l Contributing Factors
The folloving contributing factor codes vere added in fiscal year 1972 These codes provided a greater degree or flexibility and apeoiticity in denoting cauaal connections areas ot damage 8Zld contributing causes to casualty
POSITIONS) 36-38 and 39-41
Hull 400-419
400 Hull - general 401 Hull - external-fvd 13 - bottom 402 Hull - external-midsection bottom 403 Hull - external-aft l3 - bottom 404 Hull - external-tvd l3 - aideahell 405 Hull - external-midshipsect1on-s1deahell 406 Hull - exte~nal-att l3 - aideshell 407 Hull - internale-fvd 13 408 Hull - internals-midsection 409 Hull - internals-aft l3410 External plating-superstructure 411 Internal framing-superstructure 412 Weather decks - main 413 Weather decks - superstructure 414 Decks - internal including tank top US Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
Yd 13 416 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
midsection 417 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
att 13 418 Bulkheads - above main deck 419 Bulkheads - longitudinal
Hull Damampge 920-929
920 Wasted - plate and internals 921 Wasted - veldrivet 922 Fractured - plate and internals 923 Fractured - weldrivet 924 Indented - minor 925 Set in - major 926 Buckled 927 Holed 928 Fractured - other 929 roken up (ie on rocks etc
Work Spaces 426-444
426 Work spaces - generalother 427 tork spaces - engine 428 Work spaces bull engine shops
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
429 Work spaces - engine store roome 430 Work spaces - engine paint locker 431 Work spaces - miac eng spaces (shaft
alley vent rooms) 432 Work spaces - bridge ampaav spacee 433 Work spaces - deck shops 434 Work spaces - deck storerooms 435 Work spaces - paint locker 436 Work spaces - cargo holds 437 Work spaces - cargo holds Tveen deck 438 Work spaces - cargo holds lo~er 439 Work spaces - galley 440 Work spaces - galley ato~ea
(includes ete~arda) 441 Work spaces - main deck cargo vinch
area 442 Work spaces - main deck cargo hold
area 443 Work spaces - reefer holds 444 Work spaces - fish hold
Living Spaces 446-450
446 Living spaces - crev 447 Living spaces - crev toiletsho~er 448 Living spaces - passenger 449 Living spaces - passenger toiletshower 450 Living spaces - passenger (other)
Built-in Tanka 451-466
451 Tanks - ballut(beginning PY 73) 452 Tanka - atterpeaklateru rake 453 Tanks - cargo oil 454 Tanka - cctrerdamadoubleakin 455 Tanka - deep 456 Tanka - distilled water 457 Tanka - double bottom 458 anka - drainvells 459 lanks - torepeaklbownke 460 Tanka - tuel oil day tank 461 lampnks - fuel oil settlera 462 Tanka - potable water 463 Tanka - sewage 464 Tanks - sump 465 Tanka - voids 466 Tanks - other
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POBITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Hull amp Hull Fittinamps amp Outfittings 467 - 484
467 Cargo battens and cleats 468 Cargo oontampiner cells 469 Cargo contLiner stowage fittings 470 Equipment stowage 471 Pire stltion boxea 472 Grain handling ampnd stowage fittings 473 Hamptoh tent arrangements 474 Lashing fittingscargo tie down 475 Mooring fittings generampl 476 Mooring bitts and foundations 477 Mooring pawls and chain stoppers 478 Protective devices 479 Safety rails ampnd fittings 480 Securing devices 461 Skylights 482 Windows - port holesdead lights 483 Wire reels 484 Other
Deck Covering 485-493
485 Living spaces 486 Galley spaces 487 Deck treads and nonskid 488 Ladder treads 489 Portable gratings 490 Toiletshower spaces 491 Wood decking 492 Working spaces 493 Other
Access 494-515
494 Accommodation ladders 495 Doors - general 496 Doors - cargo 497 Doors - exterior 498 Doors - interior 499 Doors - reefer 500 Doors - watertight SOl Ploor plates ampnd supports 502 Gratings and supports 503 Laddera inclined - external 504 Ladders portable inclined - external 505 rddera vertical inclined - external 506 Ladders inclined - internal 507 Laddera portable inclined - internal 508 Ladders vertical inclined - internal 509 Manholes 510 Scuttles 511 Ship B gampngWa)
POSITION($) 36-38 and 39-41
512 Sideports 513 Stages 514 Working platforms 515 Other
Deck amp Carso 516-589
Mampats Booms amp Rigging 516-531
516 General 517 locka 518 Booms - general ampmisc small 519 Heavy lit booms 520 Car carriers 521 F6nders 522 Lanyarda 523 Mampata and kingposts 524 Nets 525 Rigging - general526 Slings 527 Spreaders 528 Fishing gear ~ general 529 Nets 530 Booms masts etc 531 Boom cradle
Winches 535-555 bull 535 Boat winches 536 Cargo winches 537 Fishing winches 538 Hand winches 539 Towing winches 5U Other 542 Anchorveesel anchored 543 Anchor chain-including riding
pawldevils olav 544 Anchor windlass - general 545 Automatic mooring winches 546 General-control-teaturea 547 Capstans - generampl 548 Mooring winches - general 549 Mooring lines-generalunknown
vessel moored 550 - Natural tiber 551 - Wire rope 552 - Srnthetic rope 553 - Towing cable 554 - Misc towing equip 555 - Other
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POSTIONS) 36-38 and 39--1
Cranes 556-558
556 Gentry eranes - general 557 Revolving cranes - general 558 Other
Hatch Covers 559-563
559 Hatch beams and boards 560 Pontoons and beams middot 561 Mechanical hatch covers-general 562 Mechanical hatch covers-electric
hydraulic drive general 563 Mechanical hatch covers electroshy
mechanical drive general (chain etc )
Elevators Conveyors and Dumbwaiters s6s - 571
565 Conveyors - cargo general 566 Dumbwaiters 567 Elevators - cargo - general 568 Elevators - personnel569 Engineers platform hoist 570 Pork lifts 571 Other
Steering Gear 572-588
572 Bov thruster - general 573 Steering gear - general 574 Cross head and erose head drive 575 Pollov-up mechanism (linkages) 576 Hydraulic system 577 Lubrication 578 Pumps 579 Rams cylinders 580 Steering stands amp trick vheela 581 Rudder - general 582 Carrier bamparing 583 Horn 584 Pintle and gudgeon 585 Stock bearing 586 Stock packing gland 587 Planking ~udder
588 Other
Stabilizers 589
589 Stabilizers - general
Galley and lAundry 590 - 600
590 Galley equipment - generalother 591 Laundry equipment - generalother
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
592 Dish washers 593 Steam galley equipment - general 594 Garbage disposals ampchutes 595 Miscellaneous mechanical equipment 596 Ovens 597 Pressing and ironing equipment 598 Range$ 599 Refrigerators 600 Washing maohinea and dryers
Cargo Hold Dehumidiie~s 601
601 Cargo hold dehumidiioation-generampl (cargo air)
Heating Ventilation amp Air Conditioning b02-bl2
602 Air conditioning - general 603 Ventilation - general 604 Covla 605 Dampera 606 Ducts and supports 607 Goosenecks 608 Heaters - electric 609 Steam or hot water 610 Gaaolineoil 611 Gas (butane etc) 612 Other
Main ProyenSla1on 613-7 8
Diesel Engines 613-635
613 Main propulsion diesel engine 614 Main propulsion diesel governing system 615 Main propulsion diesel reduction 618 Fmerg dieaal generator engiae - general 619 Elmerg diesel generator eiigiDe - engine
(excluding accessories) gov~ system
620 Elmerg diesel gen eng - inat~umentation 621 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral diesel
oil B1Btera 622 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral freah
vater cooling ayatem 623 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral lube
oil system
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POSITION($) 36-38 alld 39-41
624 Emerg dieeel gen engine - integral starting mechanism
625 Ships aervioe diesel gen engine shygeneral
626 Ships service diesel sen engineshyengine excluding aeeeaaoriee) governinamp 171 tem
627 Ships service diesel generator 628 Ships aervice diesel generator
engine - integral diesel oil system 629 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral fresh water cooling system 630 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral lube oil system 631 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral starting mechanism 632 Lifeboat diesel enginea 633 Small boat gaaoline engine shy
(inboard)634 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(outboard) 635 Otherdiesel cargo pumps on Tank barge 636 Main propulsion turbines - general
(hignlov pressure) 637 Governing system 638 Integral gland seal regulating 639 Integral lubrication ayatem 640 Jacking gear 641 Maneuvering valves 642 Main propulsion gears - (reduction
gears) 643 Integral lubrication ayatem 644 Other
Shafting end Bearings 645 - 652
6i5 Bearings - general646 Shafting - general 6-7 Line 68 Tail 649 earing - thrust 650 Stern tube assembly - oil lubrication 651 Stave typeatutpound1ng boz 652 Other
Pl-olllers 653 - 657
653 hopellara - solid 65-4 Built-up 655 Controllable pitch propellers-general 656 Control ecbaniem 657 Othernot apecitied
Turbinea 658 - 665
658 Emergency generator gas turbines 659 Main propulaion gas turbines
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-middot1
660 Ships service generator ~a 665 Other
Vacuum EqUipment 666-671
666 Au111ary air ejectors ampcondensers 667 Auxiliary condensers 668 Ezhampust condenser 669 Main air ejectors amp condensers 670 Main condenser 671 Other
Pump (poundor both deck and engine room) 672 - 677
672 Centrifugal pumps - gerteral 673 Hand pumps 674 Hy-draulic motore - genePel 675 Hy-draulic puml)a - gerteral676 Reciprooa ting pumpa - prteral 677 Rotary pumps - general
PipY Pittinga amp Vallea poundor both deck and engine room) 6amp1-695
681 Pleible Tubing682 Gauge Linea 683 Hose (other than poundire) 664 Pipe pounditt~ 665 Pipirtg686 Sea cheats ampoverboard discharge
oonneotiona bull 687 Sea strainers (in piping) 688 See valves 689 System fittings (strainers tilterst
traps etc ) drains 690 Tubing 691 Valves - general 692 Regulating 693 Reliet 694 Check balance 695 Other
Compressors 696 - 698
696 Air compreaaors - general 697 Refrigeration compressors - general 698 Other
AU1liarz Sta tam furbiDe a amp Gears 99 - 707
699 Pump turbines - general 700 Goverrting aratem 701 Integral lubrication 111tem
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POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
702 Ships service generator turbines shygeneral
703 Ships service generator turbines shygoverning eyetem
704 Ships service generator turbineamp shyintegral gland aeal regulating a19tem
705 Ship a se~vioe generator turbines shyintegral lubricating system
706 Ships service generator turbines shyreduction gear assembly
707 Other
Boilers 708 - 130
708 Air heaters 709 Boiler casings 710 Boiler drums and internals 711 Boiler tubes 712 Boiler valves 713 Boiler water level indicators 714 Boiler water testing 715 Brickwork and refractoryfirebox 716 Burner lame scanning system 717 Burner ignition system 718 Combustion control 719 Desuperheatera 720 Draft gauges 721 Fuel oil burners ampair register 722 Feed water regulators 723 Economizer 72~ Sampety valves 725 Smoke indicators 726 Soot blowers 727 Superheaters 728 Superheater temperature regulators 729 Uptakes and inner stack 730 See 744
Blowers and Pane 732 - 734
732 Forced draft blowers - generalor turbo air intake on diesel
733 Ventilation tans - general 734 Other
Unfired Pressure Vampaaell and Non-built-tanka 735 - 741
735 Air receivers 736 Drain tanks 737 Expansion tLnke 738 Gravity tanks 139 Hydraulic accumulators 740 Mirlng tanka 741 Other
POSITION(S 36-38 and 39-41
Coolers Condensers 742 - 753
742 Coolers - general 743 Diesel oil purifier heater 744 Peed water beater amp vent condenser - gen 745 Lubrication oil purifier heater 746 Main propulsion lubrication oil coolers 747 Reefer compartment air eoolera 748 Reefer compartment pipe coila 749 Reefer condensers 750 Reefer liquid auction heat exchangers 751 Reefer secondary rerig eoolers 752 Cargo and fuel oil heating coils 753 Other
Purifiers 754
754 Puriiere
Evaporators 755 - 758
755 Contaminated steam generators 756 High preeaure evapora tore 757 Lev pressure evaporatoramp 758 Other
Electrical 759 - 780
759 Main motor 760 Main motor air cooler 761 Main generator 762 Main generator air cooler
Electric Generatora 763 - 765
763 Emergency cenerator - general 764 Ships service generators - general 765 Other
Electric Power Distribution 766 - 776
766 Batteries 767 Battery charcera 768 Distribution panels (other than
switchboard panels 769 Emergency generator switchboard 770 Lighting panels 771 Power panels 772 Ships service generator switchboard 773 Teet panel 774 Tranaormers 775 Wiring 776 Other
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POSTION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Motors and Controllers 777 - 780
777 Electric motors 778 Electric motors 779 Electric motor
maohinery) 780 Electric motor
machinery)
(non-deck machinery) (deck machinery)
controllers (non-deck
controllers (deck
Interior Communications 781 - 794
781 Telephone system 782 Call bell system
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Lighting 817 - 821
817 Lighting - crev areee (includes eiring) 818 Lighting - navi~tion 819 Portable lighting 820 Searohlights 821 Othercargo holds
Miaoellampneous Workshop Equipment 822 - a3a
822 Burning equipment 823 Drill presses
783 Cargo oil temperature recording system 824 Engine test stand 7811 Engine order telegraph 785 Engineers signal and alarm system 786 General alarm system 787 Individual system alarm systems
(excluding specific equipment alarms) 788 Propeller shaft revolution
indicator system 789 Repoundrigeration temperature
recording system 790 Rudder angle indicator system 791 Salinity indioator system - teed
condensate 792 Sound povered telephone system 793 Wheelhouse alarm system 794 Other
Exterior Communications 795 - 801
795 Auto alarm 796 Lifeboat portable radio equipment 797 Radio telegraph equipment 798 Radio telegraph equipment 799 Radio teletype Equipment BOO Bridgebridge radio 801 Otherharbor advisory radar
Navigation Equipment 802 - 816
802 Course recorder 803 DECCA navigator 804 Echo depth sounder 805 Electric steering - gyro pilot system 806 Pog gong 807 Gyro compass system 808 Loran 809 Hampgnetic copaaa 810 Radar - general 811 Radar - collision avoidance 812 Radio direction finder 813 Ship B bell 81JI Signal lights 815 Whistle siren 816 Other (charts poundailed to use etc)
825 Grinders 826 Hand tools 827 Hydraulic jacks 828 Lathes 829 Lifting gear - including chain
all and come-along 830 Milling machines 831 Paint aprampying outfit 832 Power drive portampble tools 833 Sav - motor drivenmiddot 83Jt Shapers 835 Welding equipment 836 Work bench 837 Vises 838 Other
Inatrumenta (not covered in other main components) B39 - B45
839 Clinometers 840 Main gauge board 841 Portampble instruments 842 System indicating instruments 843 Srstem recording instruments 844 Teat instrumentation 845 Other
Automamption (not covered in other main components) 846 - 852
846 Bell recorderamp 847 Bridge console 848 Condition recorders temperature
pressure etc 81f9 Engineroom console 850 Inormation recorders 851 Throttle control equipment 852 Other
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POSITON(S) 36-38 Area of Cauaal Connection (Contributing Paotore)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Paotora
The following cOdes were used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Firefiibting 853 - 864
653 Fixed systems - fire maine and hose 854 C02 855 Steam 656 Sprinkler 857 Other 858 Semi-portable - C02 859 Portable - C02 860 Other 861 Fire ~etecting systems and alarms 862 Emergency equipment - (breathing apparatus ax et~) 864 Other
Lifesaving 865 - 874
665 Life preserver - approved866 Lite preserver - diaapproved 667 Buoyant oushion lite ring 868 Lifeboat 869 Equipment 870 Davits (launching apparatus) 871 Lite raft - inflatable 872 Launching apparatus 873 Other (bouyant apparatus and lite floats) 874 Lite aaving equipment not otherwise claaaitied
Miscellaneous 875 - 878
875 Main propulsion reciprocating 876 Main bearings 877 PistonampJ rod etc 878 Jacking gear
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POSITION(S) 42 ~eather at Time of Casualty
1 - Clear 2 - Partly Cloudy 3 - Overcaa t 4 - Pog 5 - Rain 6 - Snow 7 - Other (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSITION(S) 43 Visibility at Time of Campaualty
1 - Leas than 14 mile 2 - l4 to leas than 12 mile 3 - 12 to lees than 1 mile 4 - 1 mile to leas than 2 miles 5 - 2 miles and over (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSTION(S) 44 Wind at Time of Casualty
1 - Calm 2 - 1-3 knots 3 - 4-10 knots 4 - 11-16 knots 5 - 17-27 knots 6 - 28-40 knots 1 - U-55 knots 8 - 56-65 knots 9 - greater than 65 knots (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSITION(S) 45-47 Air Temperature at Time of Campaualty - Fahrenheit (FYa g3 - 6a5
POSITION(s) 45-47 Specific Location o Caaualty (PYa 69 - 80)
POSITION(S) 45 Great Lakes (FYa 69 - 80)
T - Lake Huron Straits o Hackinampo and St Marys River
U - Lake Ontario and Lower N~ River St Lawrence River Lake Champlain and New York State Barge Canal System
V - Lake Michigan
W - Lake Superior
I - Lake Erie including Niagara River Detroit River Lake St Clair and St Clair River
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POSITION(S) 46middot47 Use nearest degree of latitude and longitude respectively
Location Codes tor the High Seas (FYs 69 bull 80)
Pind the loeamption ot the casualty on the attached chart (titled Open Ooeen Coding Chart) by utilitzing the latitude ampnd longitude Enter alpha ohampracter located in large blocked area in Poeition 45 Enter tile nWDber loeampted in upper left hand corner of the small squares vithin cb blocked area in positiona Jt6 and 47
Coastal iiampters (FYa 69 - 70)
Use first three digits of the five digit index on the folloving page I the first digit is e one then subaitute ampn S in ita place
Coastal ~aters (FYa 71 - 75)
Use the first three digits of the five digit index on the folloving page
PYs 76 bull 80 to oode an area in the Coastal U S first refer to pages 36-39 aM loeate the geographical point where the casualty occurred or the point closest to the location o the caaualty If a eampeuamplty occurred on the high a eea and a coaa tal poaition is used as a reference point then indioate that reference point or point or the list closest to it When the geographloal point has been determined use the second thru forth nWIIbera of the listinamp and place them in positions 45-47 The folloving example vill illustrate the above 111ethodt
A casualty occurs near Myrtle Beach South Carolina Using a map or chart it is determined thampt Myrtle Beach is located nearest to Georgetown Lisbt whoee second thru forth digits are 201 This number is placed in positions 45-47
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OPEN OCEAN CODING CHART
INDIAN OCEAN I
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220 20 45N lliliMIW 740 -MIIIIabuena Point Lt bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 62N 1511 27 w -IIRM ~-middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot 11 MN 1511 31 w-Pwt AUIlbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull
240 211MN 156 28 w 230 -Pauwelf oint LLbullbullbullbullbullbull 211 57N 156 20W l7GOeo -Hanapepe Bar Puolo Point
-KbullbullMhl bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 MN UII36WLtbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull230 -Nakalekl Point Ltbullbullbullmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot 21 OZN 156 36 w 770 -Kokokl Point Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 81 N 1511 t8 w
210 2D 52N 156 40W 20800 2110 -Bawea Point Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 OON 1110 40 w
Lebua I Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull bullbullbullbullbullbullbull 22 01 N 160 011 w-Lilklllbull--middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot----middotmiddotmiddotmiddotshy 280 Mcar Banamanloa LLbullbullbullbullbull 21131N 1M 25W 810 Nil-au 1 N-IXIGmiddotmiddot bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 UN 160 uw 20300 olo lnll Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 2D 38N 1M311W 820 Nlboa bullbullbullbull 230tN 161 51V
310 KallOOianl 8outbwat Poillt 830 Necker 1 bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 233$N 104 fiW Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 211 30N 840 French Frijlato Shoals But Ibullbull 23 47N 1611 13 w156 toW
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lISIIW IOIJOII MOUIampAI 201100 MuiWAY hiiANM
510 -Luu Point Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 2t OIN 117 18 w 110 -8and 1 Aero Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull Ill liN 177 23 w 177 M w520 -x_ 2l 06N 167 112 w -WHu6tr NW_lbullbullbullbullbull BIINi _
18 05 N rrt lil w221110 lila Mona Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull - 18 22N 17 11 V120 Punta 1iampuero Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull ti30 Punta Borlnquen Ltbullbullbullbullbullbull 18 30N 117 01 w 040 ampn1 Junbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull IS 28N 6607V 1150 Cabo San Juan Lt bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 18 23 N IS 37 V IIIlO Isla Cabeza d~ htro Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 18 lliN M 3~V 870 Eltu11111fa Hotlllobullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 18 ttN 1153aW uo Punta Tuna Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 17 IIIN 8563W 1110 Punta FIKQlU Putorto Arroyo
Lt 17 ampTN 6603V 22700 lila Cau de M- Ltbullbullbullbullbullbull lIMN 66 31 w
110 Prmubullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 17511N 6637V 720 OHnicobullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 17 18 N 116115W
l1MN 117 Jl w730 Campbo Bolo Ltbullbullbullbullbull middot-middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotbullbullbullbullbull 740 JIIRbull 11 liN rrtllIV
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Western Rivers Gulf and Gulf Interooaatal Waterway (PYa 69 - 75)
POSITION(S) 45
A - Lover Kiesieeippi River from head of peasea to Ohio River (AHP) APS - Preeport Sulfur Campnal AGO - Gulf Outlet ASW - SW Pass ASP - South Pass AAL - Pase Loutre
B - Upper Miaaiaeippi River - from mouth of the Ohio River to Minneapolis including the St Croix River LAke St Croix and Minnesota River
C bull Illinois Vatervay - mouth to Chieampgo
D - Alleghany River - from Pt Pittsburg to Oil City Pennsylvania
E - Honogahela River - from Pt Pittsburg to source
p - Missouri River - from junction ~ith Hiseieaippi River to head of navigation
G - Kanawaha River - from junction vith Ohio River to heampd of navigation
H - Kentucky River - from junction vith Ohio River to ht~ad of Dampviption
J - Cumberland River - from junction vith Ohio River to head of navigation
K - Tennessee River - from junction vith Ohio River to Knoxville Tennessee
L - Arkansas River - from junction vith Hissiseippi River to head of navigation
H - Gulf Intercoastal Vaterway (vest) - from Harvey Locks vest to Brownsville Texas
HP - Horgan City Port Allen Route HA - Atchatalara River HB - Barataria Itatervay ML - Bayou LAFourche HH - kouma Navigational Canal MC - Calcaaieu River MV - Vermillion River MBS - Bayou Sorrel MQB - Brazos River MHO - Harvey Locka Algiers Canal M28 - Vest Port Arthur Bridge H09 - Horgan City Bridge MAB - Bervick Bar ridge HTG - Tennessee Gamps Pipeline Canal
H - Gulf Intercoastal Waterva) (eaat) - from Nev Orleane to terminus
P - Ohio River - from Pt Pittsburg to source
Q - Other Rivera
QG - Green River HSC Houston Ship Channel
POSITION(S) 46-47 Designate river mile to nearest ten miles eg mile 3ll6 35
Some case were coded using the charaotera lie ted for subsets ot wa tertMy areea rather than the river mile poata
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POSITON(S) 4B Sea Conditions at time opound Cauualtr
1 - Calm 2 - Seaavell 5-15 poundeet 3 - Seaavell 16-20 teet 4 - Seampavell 21-40 teet
or slight chop o~ moderate chop-rough or heampvy chopvery rough
5 - Seaavell over 40 teet 6 - Ice (-) Unknown or inautficient information
POSITION(S) 49-50 s Temperature at Time of Casualty (PYa 63 - 68)
- ~enheit
POSITION(S) 49-50 Specific Type ot Vessel (PYs 69 - 80)
These positions allov tor further specifying the vessel type coded in positions 13-14
01 Artificial Island
01 Mobile drilling rig submersible 02 Mobile drilling rig semi-submersible 03 Mobile drilling ~ig jaok-up 04 Work over rig jaok-up 05 Work over rig other 99 Fixed plattormaztificial island
02 Freis t ship
Position lt9
P Liberty ship (conversion) Q Victory ship R C-1 A S C-1 B T C-2 U C-3 V C-4 W C-5 X C-6 Y C-7amp8 Z T-2 (dry)
Position 50
Q General A Bulk carrier S Container ship (or deck) T Railroad carrier l~ghters U Selpound-unloampder V Combe freight carecontainers W LIGLPG X ROROY Molten sultur Z Ammoniahazardous material chemical
9 Other (inter-island treight small)
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POSITION(S) ~9-50 Specific ype opound Vassel (oonttnued)
03 Freight Barge end 28 Freigpt amprge Hazardoua Mampter1ampla
06 Dr7 eamprgo unspecified 79 Ocean bulk ( petro phoaphampte etc )07 Open hopper 80 Ooaan other (lumber dock) 08 Covered hopper 81 lAah barge 09 Deck loading 99 Other or unknown (dWilp acov) 10 Railroad or container 11 Dr7 cargo other 12 Shellsandrock barge
0 Commercial Vessels - Freight or Pueengers
13 011 industry supply vessel (except orev boats) 70 Fishing aupplytrertaport 98 Diving barge 99 Otherunkrtovn NOC (eg workboat amp misc)
05 Conatruction amp Wrecking Vessels
14 Derrick berge 15 Pile driver 16 Pipe layingjetting 17 Drilling barge 18 Drilling ship salt-propelled 19 Drilling tender rig tender 99 Construction vessel other (dredge tender power barge barge tender)
06 - 07 Dredge
06 Dredge salt-propelled 07 Dredge non-self-propelled
08 Fishing Vessel
Poaition 49 Position 50
A - Haul seines A - Shrimp B - Purse seines amp lampar nete B - Ground poundiah (flounder haddock perch C - Bag netscoop nets cod) D - Beam travla c - Salmon E - Other trawls (trawls amp D - Tuna
shrimp trawla) dragger E - OJater P - Pots amp trapa p - Crab king G - Gill nets G - Crab other K - Hook amp bait including trollers H -Menhaden J - Longline J - Lobster K - h-edge Ilt - Clam L - Tongraketork L - Scallop K - Canner7 vessel or tender M - Halibut 9 - Other not otherwise classified N - Snappergrouper (-) Unlmow 9 - Other
(-) Unknown
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Specific Type opound Vessel (continued)
09 TugboatsTowboats
20 - Harbor tug (vessel assistance) 21 - Marborintracoaatal towing 22 - Ooeanotfahore towing 23 - Riverinland towing (pushing) 24 - Riverinland towing (towing astern) 25 - Switcher 67 - Tail boat (tow assistance) 68 - Head boat (tow aeaistampnoe) 70 - Integrated tug barge 99 - Other unknown not otherwise classified
10 Paaaanger Vessel Over 65 100 GT and Over
11 Passenger Vessel Over 65 Under 100 GT
12 Passenger Vessel Under 65
27 - crewboat 28 - Charter fishing 29 - Water taxi 60 - Excursion vesselsight seeing 99 - OtherNOC (eg hydrofoil)
13 Perr1es Over 65 100 GT and Over
14 Parries Over 65 Under 100 GT
15 Perries Under 65
90 - Auto 91 - Railroad cars 92 - Passenger 93 - Passengerauto
16 Passenger Barge (Incl Cable Perry Barges amp Piahing Barge)
17 TltUlk Vessel
30 - T-2 31 - EX t-2 (eg jumbo-ized) 32 - T-1 33 - T-3 34 - T-5 97 - Dampngeroua cargo (tetra ethyl lead methyl lead aqua ammonia) 99 - Other NOC (inland or amall coaa tal)
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Spec1pound1o ype ot Vessel (continued)
18 or 29 Tank Barges
35 bull Liquid cargo barge unapecitied36 - Single skinned liquid barge 37 - Double skinned liquid barge (including olean petrochemicals eg
aromatics trichloride) 38 - Cylinder tank open hopper and void 39 - Cylinder tank decked over 40 - Other liquid barge (eg brine drilling mud etc) 41 - LPGLIG (butane open hopperpropylene) 42 - Chlorine 43 - Sulfur liquid 44 - Ammonia preeeure tLnk 45 - Ammonia low temper~ture 46 - tow temperature other 47 - Acid aulturic 48 - Acid other 49 - Caustic unspecified 50 - Caustic soda liquid51 - Caustic aodamp high temperature52 - High temperature other 69 - Styrene adiponitrile acrylonitrile pampraylene vinyl acetate
ethyl benzene alkyl benzene 71 - Ethyl ether 99 - Ammonia sulfate liquid (aelf unloaded)
fertilizer other
23 Miacellaneoue Vessels
53 - Pleasure craft 54 bull Reeeamprchoceanographic veaael 55 - Sub tender catamaran 56 - Seaplane 57 - Pilot vessel 58 - Cable ahip59 - Submersible 63 - LSTLCM etc mil lighter 64 - Sludge sewage etc 76 - Man-o-war 77 - Dredge self-propelled 78 - Dredge non-self-propelled 86 - Perry boat 87 - Seine boat 88 - School boat 99 - Other ~kelp outter state enforcement eg Pish and
Wild tire drydook)
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POSITION(S) 5l-52t Number or Crev Member Killed or Missing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 53-54t Number or Passengers Killed or Missing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 55-56t Number or Longshoremen amp Harbor Vorkers Killed or Missing amp Presumed i5eampd
POSITION( B) 57-58r Number or Others Killed or Hiaaing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 59-60r Number of Crew Membera Injured amp Incapacitated Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 61-62 Number or Passengers Injured amp Incapacitated Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 63-64r Number ot LolShoremen ampHarbor Vorkers Injured amp Incapaci ta ted Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 65-66 Number ot Others Injured ampIncamppampcitampted Over 72 Houramp
If a vessel casualty involvea deaths andor injuries see coding instructions titled Personnel Injuries and Deaths
POSITION(S 67-70a Estimated toeaDamage to Vessel
POSITION($) 71-74 Eatillllited LoaaDamage to Cargo
POSITION(S) 75-78r Estimated LossDamage to Other Property
Code in unite ot thoueands but first round orr to nearest thoueands For emmpler Ipound the value is SlSOO round it ott to 2000 and code ampa 0002 It the value is $4499 round it ofpound to $4000 and code as 0004 tor positions 69 - 78t
POSIriON(S) 79 Veaeel amp Total Loss
l - Yea 2 - No
POSITION(S) BOa Piller (unused) (FY 1e 63 -73)
POSITION(S) 80r Special Indicator (PYs 74 - 80) previously position 21 ~see page 5 tor codes)
POSIriON(S) 81-82t Clendar Year
POSITION(S) 83-B~r Piacal Year
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I VESSEL NAMEDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATON V S COAST GUARD CODE SHEET -MARINE CASUAL TV STATISTICS
CGHQ-4095 Rev 12bull75)
1
2
2 CASE NO ( 1bull5)
11 SEQUENCE NUMBER
17 A
NATURE 132middot331
NSTRUCTIONS
Vessel casualty with no personal injuries or death 3 Vessel casualty and personal injury or death Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers code all items in Sections Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers and enter codes in Sections 1 and 2shy1 and 2 of code sheet For each related CG-924E enter codes in Section 3 of same code sheet if there are 2
or more persns involved enter data frol)l first CGmiddot924E in Col A of Section 3 data Personal injury or death not involving a vessel casualty from second m Col B etc If more than 4 persons involved use a second code sheet Obtain data from CG-924E and related papers code all items in Sections entering data in Sections 1 and 3 1 and 3 of code sheet
3 VESSEL NO 4 CG INbull 16bull11 J INSPECTmiddot
ED liZ I
CJ Imiddot v es
CJ bullmiddot NO
12 GROSS TONNAGE 1201
Otmiddot o-u 0- 16bull00 CJamiddot I 0bull3 00 Dmiddot ao1middotsoo [_]smiddot so1middot1 ooo
tASU-L TY PARTICULARS B c o
PRIME AREA ADD CAUSE CAUSAL CONT 134middot)151 CONN FACT
3ampmiddot3 II 1311middot40
22 SEA CONDITIONS 148)
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Otmiddot CALM Osmiddot 41 ANO uP
Dmiddot 5middot15 ISLIGHTI [_)6bull ICE
Oamiddot u-zo tMOOERATEI
Dmiddot 21bull40 lfIOUGHI Otmiddotl UNKNOWN
Z8 TYPE OF 29 NAME OF INJURY VICTIM
J QeatiIIMlss I st Initial 2692192lt1E 2nd Initial or X
2-middotJnjury (924E 2692) I st Three Letters
3middot Qeath+1iss of Last Name 924E Only
ltImiddot Injury 924E Only
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A
B
c
D
s TYPE OF 6 PFIOPU LSI ON II 5) VESSEL
Q1bullSTEAM 511314) 0 bull ~~~t~Eo
0middot 1001bull5000 0middot SOobull0000
Oamiddot toootmiddotuooo CJDmiddot 1amp001 ANO UP Otmiddot) UNKNOWN
18 WEATHER 142)
01middot CIEAR
CJ2middot PAITIY CLOY
Oa- oVERCAST
04middot FOG
235 E Rmiddot VICE OF VESSEL 14 g-~0)
30 PAPERS OF 31 INJURED PERS
SECTION Imiddot DATA REQUIRED ON ALL CASES
0middot MOTOR(Diesel) CJe- OTHEIl
[_]amiddot GASOLINE Q7middot NUCLEAR
Q4middot SAIL
LENGTH1 middot
01- omiddot6s Dmiddot u-too CJ3bull I 01middot200 0middot201bull300 011middot 301bull400
CJIbull RAIN
OmiddotSNOW
CJ7middot OTI-iER
Otmiddot)UNK
24 A
CREW CUmiddotD2l
STATUS
Imiddot Passen eer Imiddot Licensed 2middot LoneslltHW 2middot Documented 3- Tankerman 3- None 4middot Other ltImiddot Other (Include 5middot Artificial or
Foreien SeameJi fix struct worker
6middot Oeck crew 7middot Engine crew 8- Steward Oept
1311 lUI
OtmiddotJ UNKNOWN
7 PERSON IN CHARGE
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SECTION 2 bull VESSEL CASUALTY OAT A
8 DATE OF CASUALTY MO MIO MOOF CODE IN II EST
CAS COMP IZ II117middot18) IilllbullOJ I
(IN FEET) 12 7) Ill HULL MATERIAL 128)
4 OImiddotSOO CJtmiddot STEEL Umiddot OTHER I 01 middot6 00 []2middot wooo INCLUDES
FERRObull 601bull700 Oamiddot CEMENT CEMENT 701 AND UP Qmiddot PLJlSTIC 01-1 UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN CJ8bull ALUMINUM
19 VISIBILITY ltIN MILES) 143) zo WINO UN KNOTS)
01middot HAZARDous uo-114 01middot CALM CJsmiddot 17-117
CJ2bull IIEIl Y gtOOR II 4bull1121 0middot 1bull3 KT 06middot Ubull40
Oamiddot oooR 1112-1 1 CJ5middot GOOOiio ANO UPI 0middot 4bull10 Q7middot 41middotU)
DmiddotFAIR (1bull2) 01middot) UNKNOWN 0middot 11middot16 [Je- 50-Ul
KILLED OR MISSING 25 INJURED AND INCAPACITATED 26 e c o A s c o
PASS LoNG OTHER CREW PASS LONG OTHER 13bull541 SHR 157middot561 IUmiddotOOI 1151middot521 SHR 6~-0~1
IUmiddotIU IUbullUl
SECTION 3middot PERSONAL INJURY DEATH 32 ACTIVITY 33STATUS
OF SUFVR Imiddot Off Duty 2middot Deck Dep Dty 1- Licen11e 3middot Eng Dep Oty 2middot Document 4middot Stew Qep Oty 3middot Unlic 5middot Handle Cargo Undoc 6middot Fishinc ltImiddot Loncsh 7middot Ori lis Har Wkr 8- Pas seneer 5middot Other 9middot Other 6middot None o- Unknown
133) 1341
l~iTJ~~TTOF 35 VESS LOC
Ibull GL (Dock)Imiddot Death 2middot GL (Underway)2middot Injury 3middot W Riv (dock)(Perm) ltImiddot W (Underway)3middot ln)ury 5- Jnld(dockanch)(Temp) 6middot In ld (Underway)
ltImiddot Injury 7middot Ocean )(Disability 8middot For(dockandlunknown) 9middot Other
5middot Miuinc
(315J 1361
A IIESSEL 167bull701
36
A
Nature Of
Casualty
137middot381
9 TME OF OAY 12 3)YEAR
CAS oF
18~ DAYNIGHT
I lUI
Dmiddot TWILIGHT
[]bull)UNKNOWN
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01middot o-5 Ozmiddot 6bullto
Ekgtmiddot31middot40 7middot 41middot80
[_13middot Umiddot1S Dmiddot n-zo
CJampmiddotII ANOUP Ot-1 UNKNOWN
[Js- 21bull10
1441
Olilmiddot65 JlNO 01EIl
CJH UNKNOWN
10 TYPE OF 10 REPORT
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CImiddotMAI ed
[]2middotNARR
[JH TR TRANS
16 aoov OF WATER
13 0middot3 II
21 SPECIFIC LOCATION
OF CASUALTY 145bull47t
ESTIMA TEO LOSSES 27 VESSEL TOTAL LOSS e c A AMOUNT 17D) s
CARGO PRogt $ PEC (7t-74) 17 5-78 t Obullmiddot TOTAL CODE
LOSS 180)Dmiddot NOT TOTAL
LOSS
PERSONAL CASUALTY PARTICULARS
e c u E F
Prime Cause
Area of Causal
Add Area
Part Of
Nature Of
Conn Causal Conn
Body Injured
Vessel Cas
13 0bull4 0) 141 lt1il3J 144bull401 1 7middot481 i4lilbull5 OJ
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Marine Safety Information U S Coast Guard (G-MA16) 2100 Second Street SW Washington D c 20593
08 February 1984
CODING INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE AUTOMATED FILE OF PERSONNEL INJURIES AND DEATHS
AS REPORTED TO THE U S COAST GUARD DURING FISCAL YEARS 1963 THROUGH 1980
The following coding instructions are applicable to personnel injuries andor deaths with or without vessel casualty The input data shall be obtained from form CG-924E and relatedreports coded in accordance with these instructions and those found on the code sheet - Marine Casualty Statistics form CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
The following abbreviations are used thro~ghout these instructions
FY Fiscal Year NOC --- Not otherwise classified
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POSITION(S) 1-5
POSITION(S) 6-11
POSITION(S) 12
Case Serial Number assigned consecutively for ten years A unique case serial number is given to every personal injury andor death record not involving a vessel casualty In the event of a personal injury andor death involving a vessel casualty the case serial number assigned to the vessel casualty record is alsoassigned to the personal injury andor death record
Commencing July 1 1962 the first case number was 35001 and continued upwards The first character indicates fiscal year Character positions two (2) through five (5) are assigned in-house Although the case number does not specify any particular decade character positions 83-8~ (fiscal year) will clarify this ambiguity
Official Number
Documented Vessels of U S - Use official number State numbered vessels - Use state number Namedunnumbered vessels - Use name Naval vessels - Use type designation Foreign vessels - Use country of registry
Coast Guard Inspected
1 - Yes 2 - No
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POSITION(S) 13-14 Type of Vessel
01 - Artificial Island or fixed structure including mobile drill rigs
02 Freight ships inspected U S vessels only 03 - Freight barges (see also code 28 below) 04 Commercial vessels that carry freight and offshy
shore supply vessels 05 - Construction and wrecking vessels including
vessels such as drill tenders pile drivers derrick barges drill ships and barges
06 - Dredges self-propelled 07 - Dredges non-self-propelled 08 - Fishing vessels (excluding sport fishing
charter fishing vessels) 09 - Tugs and towboats - also unmanned bow thruster
unit lP - Passenger vessels (other than ferries) over 65
feet and 100 or more GT 11 - Passenger vessels (other than ferries) over 65
feet and less than 100 GT 12 - Passenger vessels (other than ferries) not more
than 65 feet 13 - Parries over 65 feet and 100 or more GT
carrying passengers or passengers and vehicles 14 - Ferries over 65 feet and less than 100 GT
carrying passengers or passengers and vehicles 15 - Ferries not more than 65 feet carrying
passengers or passengers and vehicles 16 - Passenger barges (including ferry barges) 17 - Tankships18 - Tank barges (flammable and combustible
cargoes) (see also code 29 below) 19 - Public vessels (passenger) 20 - Public vessels (cargo) excluding GAA vessels 21 - Public vessels (tanker)J excluding USNS tankers 22 - Public vessels (other)
Public vessels are vessels of the United States states or municipalities used for public purposes and ex~mpt from the provisions of Title 52 Includes such vessels as Navy Air Force Army Coast Guard and Geodetic Survey Corps of Engineers MSTS and USNS
23 - All other US vessels and crafts such as pleasure research cableships seismographic or those not otherwise classified above
24 - Foreign flag vessels (passenger) 25 - Foreign flag vessels (freight) 26 - Foreign flag vessels (tanker) 27 - Foreign flag vessels (other)28 - Freight barges (dangerous and hazardous cargoes) 29 - Tank barges (dangerous and hazardous cargoes)
including barges inspected under subchapter I and 0 30 - Hover craft
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POSITION(S) 15 Propulsion
1 - Steam 2 - Motor (diesel) 3 - Gasoline 4 - Sail 5 Non-self-propelled 6 - Other 7 - Nuclear (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 16 Person in Charge of Vessel Maneuvers
1 - Licensed master 2 - Licensed pilot (federal) serving under authority
of federal license 3 - Licensed pilot (state) serving under authority of
state license 4 - Licensed mate 5 - Licensed operator (towboats small passenger) 6 - Documented or certificated personnel 7 -Commissioned officer (Navy CG etc) 8 - Unlicensed and undocumented 9 - Foreign pilot or master or other foreign
personnel 0 - Unmanned (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 17-22 Date of Casualty (FYs 63 - 70 only)
Show month in first two positions thus January as 01 and November as 11 Show day in second two positions thus 5th as 05 and 22nd as 22 Year is coded last two positions thus 1963 as 63 and 1970 as 70
Example1 10 July 1964 would be 071064
POSITION(S) 17-22 Date of Casualty (FYs 71 - 73 only)
Show month in first two positions thus January as 01 ~d November as 11 Show day in second two positions thus 5th as 05 and 22nd as 22 Use special indicator codes listed below for position 21 Year is coded in the last position thus 1971 as 1 and 1973 as 3
POSITION(S) 21 Special Indicator (FYs 71 - 73 only)
0 - No significant data 1 - Diver 2 - Rig Transfer 4 - Mobile Rig 5 - Gas Chemist 6 - Photo 7 - Mooring Line
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POSITION(S) 17-22 Date of Casualty (FYs 7~ - 80)
Show month in first two positions thus January as 01 and - November as 11 Marine Inspection Unit investigating
casualty is coded in positions 19-20 thus Albany New York is coded as AA and Baltimore Maryland as AC Show montP investigation completed in position 21 thus January as 1 and November as A Year is coded in the last position thus 197~ as 4 and 1980 as 0
POSITION(S) 19-20 Marine Inspection Unit Investigating Casualty (FYs 74 - 80)
AA Albeny BG Oswego AB Anchorage or Valdez BH Paducah AC Baltimore BJ Port Arthur AD Boston BK Philadelphia AE Buffalo BL Pittsburgh AF Charleston 13M Portland Maine AG Chicago BN Portland Oregon AH Cincinnati BP Providence AJ Cleveland BQ Portsmouth or Norfolk AK Corpus Christi BR Savannah AL Detroit BT San Diego AM Dubuques FYs 77-80 St Paul BU Seattle AN Duluth BV San Prancisco AP Galveston BW St Ignace AQ Guam BX San Juan AR Honolulu BY St Louis AT Houston BZ Tampa AU Huntington CC Toledo AV Jacksonville CD WilmingtonmiddotNC AW Juneau CE London AX Los Angeles CF Bremen AI Louisville CG Singapore AZ Memphis CH Saigon BB Miami CJ Manila BC Mobile CK Yokohama BD Nashville CL Rotterdam BE New Orleans BF New York
POSITION(S) 21 Month Investi~tion Com~leted (FY s 74 - 80)
1 - JAN 8 - AUG 2- FEB 9 - SEP 3- MAR 0 - OCT 4 - APR A- NOV 5- MAY B- DEC 6- JUN I - Incomplete 7- JUL
POSITION(S) 22 Year Casualty Occurred (FYs 74 - 80)
Example show 1974 as 4
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POSITION(S) 23 Time opound Day
1 - Day 2 - Night 3 - Twilight (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 2~ Type opound Investigation Report
1 - Marine Board 2 - Narrative 3 - Letter or Transmittal
POSITION(S) 25 Type opound Injury This indicates that personal injury or death is or is not a result opound a vessel casualty
1 - Deathmissing persons in connection with a vessel casualty
2 - Injury in connection with a vessel casualty 3 - Deathmissing persons where vessel casualty
is not involved 4 - Injury where a vessel casualty is not
involved
POSITION(S) 26-30z Filler (unused)
POSITION(S) 31 Papers opound Person
1 - Licensed 2 - Documented 3 - None 4 - Other including foreign seamen
POSITION(S) 32 Status on Vessel
1 - Passenger 2 - Longshoreman or harbor worker 3 - Tankerman (other than deep water) 4 - Other 5 - Artificial or fixed structure worker 6 - Deck crew 7 - Engine crew 8 - Stewards department
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POSITION(S) 33 Activity Engaged in at Time of Accident
1 - Off duty 2 - Deck department duties- 3 Engine department duties 4 - Stewards department duties 5 Handling cargo (longshoremen only) 6 - Fishing 7 - Drills (fire amp lifeboat only) 8 - Passenger 9- Other (eg well drilling) 0 - Unknown
POSITION(S) 34 Status of Supervisor
1 - Licensed 2 - Documented 3 - Unlicensedundocumented 4 - Longshoremanharbor worker 5 - Other personnel 6 - No immediate supervisor
POSITION(S) 35 Result of Accident
1 - Death 2 - Injury (permanent) 3 - Injury (temporary) 4 - Injury (disability unknown) 5middot- Missing
POSITION(S) 36 Location of Vessel at Time of Casualty or Accident
Fiscal years 1963 - 1971
1 - At dock (domestic) 2 - At anchor (domestic) 3 - At dock (foreign) 4 - At anchor (foreign) 5 - Underway (inland) 6 - Underway (Great Lakes) 7 - Underway (western rivers) 8 - Underway (high seas) 9 - Underway (poundoreign waters)
Fiscal years 1972 - 1980
1 - Great Lakes (dock) 2 - Great Lakes (underway) 3 - Western rivers (dock) 4 - Western rivers (underway) 5 - Inland (dockanchor) 6 - Inland (underway) 7 - Oceans (underway) 8- Foreignmiddot(dockanchor) 9 - Other (fixed rigs etc)
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POSITION(S) 37-38 Nature of Casualty
01 - Natural causes 02 - Homicide 03 Suicide 04 - Disappearance 07 Slips and falls involving ladders stairs 08 - Slips and falls involving gangways 09 - Slips and falls on deck same level (including jumps) 10 - Slips and falls other same level (including jumps) 11 - Falls from vessel into water (including jumps
overboard) 12 - Falls from vessel other 13 - Falls into hold or tank 14 - Falls other different level (below
level of support) 15 - Struck by falling or dropped objects 16 - Struck by flying objects (mooring lines cargo
gear etc) 17 - Struck by moving objects (other than boats
and vessels 18 - Struck by boat or vessel 19 - Exposure 20 - Asphyxiation (other than drowning) 21 - Struck against crushed bumped into objects 22 - Cargo handling - not otherwise classified 23 - Operating machinery tools etc 24 - Burns (other than electrical) 25 Scalds 26 - Electrical shock and electric burns 27 - Caught in lines chains or wire ropes 28 - Pinching crushing by doors hatches etc 29 - Heavy weather (injuries andor resulting from and
not otherwise classified) 30 - Over-exertion (lifting sprains st~ains) 31 - Sprains strains etc - not otherwise classified 32 - Cuts lacerationsmiddot bruises and punctures - NOC 33 - Galley accidents 34 - Altercation (fights physical contests) 35 - Unknown or insufficient information - NOC 36 - Hypothermia 37 - Diving accident
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POSITION(S) 39-40 Primary Cause of Casualty
Human element (cause lay with individual killed or injured)
01 - Intoxication 02 - Physical deficiency or handicaps (eyesight hearing
heart etc) 03 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 04 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 05 - Unsafe practice 06 - Violation of law or regulation 07 - Human errors carelessness
Human element (cause lay with individual other than person injured or killed)
11 - Intoxication 12 - Physical deficiency or handicaps (eyesight hearing
heart etc) 13 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 14 -Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 15 - Un~~afe practice 16 - Violation of law or regulation 17 - Human errors carelessness
Causes Other
21 - Decks slippery or cluttered 22 - Adverse weather (vessel movement boarding
seas slippery decks) 23 - Poor maintenance or housekeeping 24 - Poor or improper lighting 25 - Absence of or inadequate rails or guards 31 - Failure of Coast Guard approved material or equipment 32 - Failure of material or equipment other 41 - Death or injury as result of a vessel casualty 42 - Improper or insufficient supervision 43 - Lack of or insufficient life preservers 44 - Lack of proper tools or equipment 45 - Lack of or inadequate personal protective equipment 46 - Miscellaneous causes - not otherwise classified 47 - Improper use of tools or equipment
Note An unsafe practice is the performance of an act or the application of a method which tends to create a hazard or a risk eg failure to properly secure step ladder
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
-The following were used for positions 41 - 113 and positions 44 - 46
900 - RS 4450 Action 990 - Coast Guard Assistance (search amprescue or evacuation) 991 - Violation of law 999 - No additional areas opound contributing factors
Human element (cause lay with individual killed or injured)
001 - Intoxication 002 - Physical deficiency or handicaps
(eyesight hearing heart etc) 003 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 004 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 005 - Unsafe practice 006 - Violation of law or regulation 007 - Human errors carelessnessbull 008 - Ignorance 200 - Malingering
Human element (cause lay with individual other than person killed or injured)
011 - Intoxication 012 - Physical deficiency or handicaps
(eyesight hearing heart etc) 013 - Unsafe movement or posture (running
jumping backing) 014 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 015 - Unsafe practice 016 - Violation of law or regulation
Causes Other
017 - Human errors carelessness 018 - Obesity 021 - Decks - slippery or cluttered 022 - Adverse weather (resulting in vessel movement
boarding seas slippery decks etc) 023 - Poor maintenance or housekeeping 024 - Poor or improper lighting 025 - Absence of or inadequate rails or guards 031 - Failure opound Coast Guard approved material or equipment 032 - Failure of material or equipment other 033 - Narcotics 040 - Chemical
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The following codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 4~ - 46
041 - Death or injury as a result of a vessel casualtybull 042 - Improper or insufficient supervision 043 - Lack of or insufficient life preservers 044 - Lack of proper tools or equipment 045 - Lack of or inadequate personal protective equipment 046 - Miscellaneous causes - not otherwise classified 047 - Improper use of tools or equipment 048 - Pailure to secure 059 - Replenishment at sea 066 - Lookout 067 - Congested areas - docks piers - restricted
maneuvering 068 - Buoys - aids to navigation 069 - Excessive speed 070 - Channels - restricted maneuvering 071 - Poor visibility 079 - Weather generally 080 - Currents and tides 089 - Mooring line surged 106 - Washing soogying 108 - Liberty launch bumboat 110 - Yard repairs (includes gas free) 111 - Overloading 112 - Improper loading or stowage 113 - Insufficient ventilbulltion 116 - Cargodunnage 118 - Sunken wreck 119 - Tug assisting 191 - Knife 201 - Returning from shore leave
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Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors) Additional Contributing Factors
The following contributing factor codes were added to provide a greater degree of flexibility and specificity in denoting causal connectionsmiddot areas of damage and contributions t~ cause for personnel injury andor death records
POSITION(S) 41-43 and ~4-46
Hull 400-419
400 Hull - general 401 Hull - external-fwd 13 - bottom 402 Hull - external-midsection bottom 403 Hull - external-aft 13 - bottom 404 Hull - external-fwd 13 - sideshell 405 Hull - external-midshipsection-sideshell 406 Hull - ex~ernal-aft 13 - sideshell 407 Hull - internals-fwd 13 408 Hull - internals-midsection 409 Hull - internals-aft 13 410 External plating-superstructure 411 Internal framing-superstructure 412 Weather decks - main 413 Weather decks - superstructure ~14 Decks - internal including tank top 415 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
fwd 13 416 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
midsection 417 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
aft 13 418 Bulkheads - above main deck 419 Bulkheads - longitudinal
Hull Damage 920-929middot
920 Wasted - plate and internals 921 Wasted - weldrivet 922 Fractured - plate and internals 923 Fractured - weldrivet 924 Indented - minor 925 Set in - major 926 Buckled 927 Holed 928 Fractured - other 929 Broken up (ie on rocks etc)
426 York spaces - generalother 427 Work spaces - engine 428 Work spaces - engine shops
POSITIONS) 41-43 and 44-46
429 York spaces - engine store rooms 430 York spaces - engine paint locker 431 York spaces - misc eng spaces (shaft
alley vent rooms) 432 York spaces - bridge ampnav spaces 433 York spaces - deck shops 434 Work spaces - deck storerooms 435 Work spaces - paint locker ~36 York spaces - cargo holds 437 York spaces - cargo holds Tween deck 438 Work spaces - cargo holds lower 439 Work spaces - galley 440 York spaces - galley stores
(includes stewards) 441 Work spaces - main deck cargo winch
area 442 York spaces - main deck cargo hold
area 443 Work spaces - reefer holds 444 York spaces - fish hold
Living Spaces 446-450
446 Living spaces - crew 447 Living spaces - crew toiletshower 448 Living spaces - passenger 449 Living spaces - passenger toiletshower 450 Living spaces - passenger (other)
Built-in Tanks 451-466
451 Tanks - ballastbeginning FY 73) 452 Tanks - afterpeakstern rake 453 Tanks - cargo oil 454 Tanks - cofferdamsdoubleskin 455 Tanks - deep 456 Tanks - distilled water 457 Tanks - double bottom 458 Tanks - drainwells 459 Tanks - forepeampklbowrake 460 Tanks - fuel oil day tank 461 Tanka - fuel oil settlers 462 Tanks - potable water 463 Tanks - sewage 464 Tanks - sump 465 Tanks - voids 466 Tanks - other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Hull amp Hull Fittings amp Outfittings 467 - 484
-467 Cargo battens and cleats 468 Cargo container cells 469 Cargo container stowage fittings 470 Equipment stowage 471 Fire station boxes 472 Grain handling and stowage fittings 473 Hatch tent arrangements 474 Lashing fittingscargo tie down 475 Mooring fittings general 476 Mooring bitts and foundations 477 Mooring pawls and chain stoppers 478 Protective devices 479 Safety rails and fittings 480 Securing devices 481 Skylights 482 Windows - port holesdead lights 483 Wire reels 484 Other
Deck Covering 485-493
485 Living spaces 486 Galley spaces 487 Deck treads and nonskid 488 Ladder treads 489 Portable gratings 490 Toiletshower spaces 491 Wood decking 492 Working spaces 493 Other
Access li94-515
494 Accommodation ladders 495 Doors - general 496 Doors - cargo 497 Doors - exterior 498 Doors - interior 499 Doors - reefer 500 Doors - watertight 501 Floor plates and supports 502 Gratings and supports 503 Ladders inclined - external 504 Ladders portable inclined - external 505 Ladders vertical inclined - external 506 Ladders inclined - internal 507 Ladders portable inclined - internal 508 Ladders vertical inclined - internal 509 Manholes 510 Scuttles 511 Ships gangway
POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
512 Sideports 513 Stages 514 Working platforms 515 Other
Deck amp Cargo 516-589
Masts Booms amp Rigging 516-531
516 General 517 Blocks 518 Booms - general ampmisc small 519 Heavy lift booms 520 Car carriers 521 Fenders 522 Lanyards 523 Masts and kingposts 524 Nets 525 Rigging - general 526 Slings 527 Spreaders 528 Fishing gear - general 529 Nets 530 Booms masts etc 531 Boom cradle
Winches 535-555
535 Boat winches 536 Cargo winches 537 Fishing winches 538 Hand winches 539 Towing winches 541 Other
middot 542 Anchor vessel anchored 543 Anchor chain-including riding
pawldevils claw 544 Anchor windlass - general 545 Automatic mooring winches 546 General-control-features 547 Capstans - general 548 Mooring winches - general 549 Mooring lines-generalunknown
vessel moored 550 - Natural fiber 551 - Wire rope 552 - Synthetic rope 553 - Towing cable 554 - Misc towing equip 555 - Other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Cranes 556-558
556 Gantry cranes - general 557 Revolving cranes - general 558 Other
Hatch Covers 559-563
559 Hatch beams and boards 560 Pontoons and beams 561 Mechanical hatch covers-general 562 Mechanical hatch covers-electric
hydraulic drive general 563 Mechanical hatch covers electroshy
mechanical drive general (chain etc)
Elevators Conveyors and Dumbwaiters 565 - 571
565 Conveyors - cargo general 566 Dumbwaiters 567 Elevators - cargo - general 568 Elevators - personnel 569 Engineers platform hoist 570 Fork lifts 571 Other
Steering Gear 572-588
572 Bow thruster - general 573 Steering gear - general 574 Cross head and cross head drive 575 Follow-up mechanism (linkages) 576 Hydraulic system 577 Lubric~tion 578 Pumps 579 Rams cylinders 580 Steering stands amp trick wheels 581 Rudder - general 582 Carrier bearing 583 Horn 584 Pintle and gudgeon 585 Stock bearing 586 Stock packing gland 587 Flanking rudder 588 Other
Stabilizers 589
589 Stabilizers - general
Galley and Laundry 590 - 600
590 Galley equipment - generalother 591 Laundry equipment - generalother
POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
592 Dish washers 593 Steam galley equipment - general 594 Garbage disposals amp chutes 595 Miscellaneous mechanical equipment 596 Ovens 597 Pressing and ironing equipment 598 Ranges 599 Refrigerators 600 Washing machines and dryers
Cargo Hold Dehumidifiers 601
601 Cargo hold dehumidification-general (cargo air)
Heating Ventilation amp Air Conditioning 602-612
602 Air conditioning - general 603 Ventilation - general 604 Cowls 605 Dampers 606 Ducts and supports 607 Goosenecks 608 Heaters - electric 609 Steam or hot water 610 Gasolineoil 611 Gas (butane etc) 612 Other
Main Propulsion 613-758
Diesel Engines 613-635
613 Main propulsion di~sel engine 614 Main propulsion diesel governing system 615 Main propulsion diesel reduction 618 Emerg diesel generator engine - general 619 Emerg diesel generator engine - engine
(excluding accessories) governing system
620 Emerg diesel gen eng - instrumentation 621 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral diesel
oil system 622 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral fresh
water cooling system 623 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral lube
oil system
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
624 Emerg diesel gen engine - integral starting mechanism
625 Ships service diesel gen engine shygeneral
626 Ships service diesel gen engineshyengine (excluding accessories) governing system
627 Ships service diesel generator 628 Ships service diesel generator
engine - integral diesel oil system 629 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral fresh water cooling system 630 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral lube oil system 631 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral starting mechanism 632 Lifeboat diesel engines 633 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(inboard) 634 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(outboard) 635 Otherdiesel cargo pumps on Tank barge 636 Main propulsion turbines - general
(highlow pressure) 637 Governing system 638 Integral gland seal regulating 639 Integral lubrication system 640 Jacking gear 641 Maneuvering valves 642 Main propulsion gears - (reduction
gears) 643 Integral lubrication system 644 Other
Shafting and Bearings 645 - 652
645 Bearings - general 646 Shafting - general 647 Line 648 Tail 649 Bearing - thrust 650 Stern tube assembly - oil lubrication 651 Stave typestuffing box 652 Other
Propellers 653 - 657
653 Propellers - solid 654 Built-up 655 Controllable pitch propellers-general 656 Control mechanism 657 Othernot specified
Turbines 658 - 665
658 Emergency generator gas turbines 659 Main propulsion gas turbines
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
660 Ships service generator gas 665 Other
Vacuum Equipment 666-671
666 Auxiliary air ejectors amp condens~s 667 Auxiliary condensers 668 Exhaust condenser 669 Main air ejectors amp condensers 670 Main condenser 671 Other
Pumps (for both deck and engine room) 672 - 677
672 Centrifugal pumps - general 673 Hand pumps 674 Hydraulic motors - general 675 Hydraulic pumps - general 676 Reciprocating pumps - general 677 Rotary pumps - general
Piping Fittings amp Valves (for both deck and engine room) 681-695
681 Flexible Tubing 682 Gauge Lines 683 Hose (other than fire) 684 Pipe fittings 685 Piping 686 Sea chests amp overboard discharge
connections 687 Sea strainers (in piping) 688 Sea valves 689 System fittings (strainers filters
traps etc) drains 690 Tubing 691 Valves - general 692 Regulating 693 Relief 694 Check balance 695 Other
Compressors 696 - 698
696 Air compressors - general 697 Refrigeration compressors - general 698 Other
Auxiliary S~stem Turbines amp Geara 99 - 707
699 Pump turbines - general 700 Governing system 701 Integral lubrication system
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POSITION(S) ~1-~3 and ~~-~6
702 Ships service generator turbines shygeneral
703 Ships se~ice generator turbines shygoverning system
70~ Ships service generator turbines shyintegral gland seal regulating system
705 Ships service generator turbines shyintegral lub~icating system
706 Ships service generator turbines shyreduction gear assembly
707 Other
Boilers 708 - 730
708 Air heaters 709 Boiler casings 710 Boiler drums and internals 711 Boiler tubes 712 Boiler valves
bull 713 Boiler water level indicators 714 Boiler water testing 715 Brickwork and refractoryfirebox 716 Burner flame scanning system 717 Burner ignition system 718 Combustion control 719 Desuperheaters 720 Draft gauges 721 Fuel oil burners ampair register 722 Feed water regulators 723 Economizer 724 Safety valves 725 Smoke indicators 726 Soot blowers 727 Superheaters 728 Superheater temperature regulators 729 Uptakes and inner stack 730 See 74~
Blowers and Fans 732 - 734
732 Forced draft blowers - generalor turbo air intake on diesel
733 Ventilation fans - general 734 Other
Unfired Pressure Vessels and Non-built-tanks 735 - 741
735 Air receivers 736 Drain tanks 737 Expansion tanks 738 Gravity tanks 739 Hydraulic accumulators 740 Mixing tanks middot 741 Other
POSITION(S) ~1-~3 and 44-46
Coolers Condensers 7~2 - 753
742 Coolers - general 743 Diesel oil purifier heater 744 Feed water heater ampvent condenser - gen 745 Lubrication oil purifier heater 746 Main propulsion lubrication oil coolers 747 Reefer compartment air coolers 748 Reefer compartment pipe coils 749 Reefer condensers 750 Reefer liquid suction heat exchangers 751 Reefer secondary refrig coolers 752 Cargo and fuel oil heating coils 753 Other
Purifiers 754
754 Purifiers
Evaporators 755 - 758
755 Contaminated steam generators 756 High pressure evaporators 757 Low pressure evaporators 758 Other
Electrical 759 - 780
759 Main motor 760 Main motor air cooler 761 Main generator 762 Main generator air cooler
Electric Generators 763 - 765
763 Emergency generator - general 764 Ships service generators - general 765 Other
Electric Power Distribution 766 - 776
766 Batteries 767 Battery chargers 768 Distribution panels (other than
switchboard panels) 769 Emergency generator switchboard 770 Lighting panels 771 Power panels 772 Ships service generator switchboard 773 Test panel 774 Transformers 775 Wiring 776 Other
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P6SITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Motors and Controllers 777 - 780
777 Electric motors (non-deck machinery) 778 Electric mgtors (deck machinery) 779 Electric motor controllers (non-deck
machinery) 780 Electric motor controllers (deck
machinery)
Interior Communications 781 - 794
781 Telephone system 782 Call bell system 783 Cargo oil temperature recording system 784 Engine_order telegraph 785 Engineers signal and alarm system 786 General alarm system 787 Individual system alarm systems
(excluding specific equipment alarms) 788 Propeller shaft revolution
indicator system 789 Refrigeration temp-erature
recording system 790 Rudder angle indicator system 791 Salinity indicator system - feed
condensate 792 Sound powered telephone system 793 Wheelhouse alarm system 794 Other
Exterior Communications 795 - 801
795 Auto alarm 796 Lifeboat portable radio equipment 191 Radio telegraph equipment 798 Radio telegraph equipment 799 Radio teletype Equipment 800 Bridgebridge radio 801 Otherharbor advisory radar
Navigation Equipment 802 - 816
802 Course recorder 803 DECCA navigator 804 Echo depth sounder 805 Electric steering - gyro pilot system 806 Fog gong 807 Gyro compass system 808 Loran 809 Magnetic compass 810 Radar - general 811 Radar - collision avoidance 812 Radio direction finder 813 Ships bell 814 Signal lights 815 Whistle siren 816 Other (charts failed to use etc)
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Lighting 817 - 821
817 Lighting - crew areas (includes wiring) 818 Lighting - navigation 819 Portable lighting 820 Searchlights 821 Othercargo holds
Miscellaneous Workshop Equipment 822 - 838
822 Burning equipment 823 Drill presses 824 Engine test stand 825 Grinders 826 Hand tools
middot 827 Hydraulic jacks 828 Lathes 829 Lifting gear - including chain
fall and come-along 830 Milling machines 831 Paint spraying outfit 832 Power drive portable tools 833 Saw - motor driven 834 Shapers 835 Welding equipment 836 Work bench 837 Vises 838 Other
Instruments (not covered in other main components) 839 - 845
839 Clinometers 840 Main gauge board 841 Portable instruments 842 System indicating instruments 843 System recording instruments 844 Test instrumentation 845 Other
Automation (not covered in other main components) 846 - 852
846 Bell recorders 847 Bridge console 848 Condition recorders temperature
pressure etc 849 Engineroom console 850 Information recorders 851 Throttle control equipment middot852 Other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors -The following codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Firefighting 853 - 864
853 Fixed systems - fire mains and hose 854 C02 855 Steam 856 Sprinkler 857 Other 858 Semi-portable - 002 859 Portable - C02 860 Other 861 Fire detecting systems and alarms 862 Emergency equipment - (breathing apparatus ax etc) 864 Other
Lifesaving 865 - 874
865 Life preserver - approved 866 Life preserver - disapproved 867 Buoyant cushion life ring 868 Lifeboat 869 Equipment 870 Davits (launching apparatus) 871 Life raft - inflatable 872 Launching apparatus 873 Other (bouyant apparatus and life floats) 874 Life saving equipment not otherwise classifie~
Miscellaneous 875 - 878
875 Main propulsion reciprocating 876 Main bearings 877 Pistons rod etc 878 Jacking gear
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POSITION(S) 41-43
POSITION(S) 44-46
The following codes
Disclaimers
Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
Additional Contributing Factors
were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
These additional codes were found to exist in this data~ile however they have been determined to be unreliable
019 020 026 027
028 029 030 034 035
036 037 038 039 051 052 053 059 060 061 062
072 073 074 075 076 077
078 081 082 083 084 085 086 087 088 091 101
102 103 104
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Masts booms cargo gear (including winches) Struts stern tube rudder shoe lookout Congested areas - docks piers - restricted maneuvering Buoys - aide to navigation Excessive speed Channels - restricted maneuvering Pathometer sounding machine lead line Engine order telegraph bell pulls pilot house engine controls Navigation lights (improper use) Whistle bell horn signals (improper use) Navigation equipment - not otherwise classified Weather generally Fixed firefighting systems Portable firefighting equipment Fire detecting systems alarms Replenishment at sea Radiotelephone failed to useimproper use Radio telegraph telephone auto alarm etc Visual signals including searchlights blinker flags Improper loading or stowage Insufficient ventilation Ground tackle including anchor windlass Towing equipment including towing engine Cargo Miscellaneous deck department equipment - not otherwise classified Sunken wreck Gasoline engine and accessories (except outboards) Outboard motors and accessories Diesel engine and accessories Steam reciprocating engines Steam turbine and turbo-electric Shafts and reduction gears Propeller Main propulsion machinery - not otherwise classified Atomic reactor Furnaces including tubes castings superheaters economizers etc Fuel oil system boiler fuel oil system only Peedwater systems including condensers and evaporators Steam systems main and auxiliary
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The following- codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Disclaimer a These additional codes were found to exist in this databulltile however they have been determined to be unreliable
105 107 114 115 116 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 131 132
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Boiler parts and accessories - not otherwise classified Fuel oil system diesel Diesel engines except main propulsion Miscellaneous machinery - not otherwise classified Failure of equipment due to improper or lack or maintenance Miscellaneous piping systems Generators (except main propulsion) Wiring Lights Controls switches circuit breakers fuses etc Motors (except main propulsion) Electrical equipment - not otherwise classified Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance Stoves ranges and associated equipment Galley and stewards departments parts and equipment -not otherwise classified
133 140
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Butane galleyheating stove Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
For natural death 45 - 450
indicate age or deceased in positions 44 - 46 left justify eg age
POSITION(S) 47 Part or Body Injured
0 1 2 3
- Eye - Beck - Head - Neck and shoulder
4 - Chest 5 - Abdomen groin andor hip 6 - Extremities 7 - Illness 8 - Drowning 9 - Unspecified and miscellaneous
POSITION(S) 48 Type of Injury to Body
0 - Burn 1 - Fracture 2 - Spraindislocationconcussion 3 Contusionabrasion 4 Amputation 5 - Crushing 6 - Heart 7 - Disease (other) 8 - Puncturecut 9 - Not otherwise classified
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The followiiig codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Disclaimerbull These additional codes were found to exist in this damptabulltileJ however they have been determined to be unreliable
105 - Boiler parts and accessories - not otherwise classified 107 - Fuel oil system diesel 114 - Diesel engines except main propulsion 115 - Miscellaneous machinery - not otherwise classified 116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance 120 - Miscellaneous piping systems 121 - Generators (except main propulsion) 122 - Wiring 123 - Lights124 - Controls switches cirouit breakers fuses etc 125 - Motors (except main propulsion) 126 - Electrical equipment - not otherwise classified 127 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance 131 - Stoves ranges and assooiated equipment 132- Galler and stewards departments parts and-equipmentshy
not otherwise classified 133 - Butane galleJheating stove 140 - Person in chargeresponsible persona intoxicated
POSIION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
For natural death indicate age of deceased in positions 44 - 46 lett justify eg age 45 - 450
POSITION(S) 47 Part ot Bodz Injured
0- IJe 1 - Bampok 2 -middotHead 3 - Reck and shoulder 4 - atest 5 - Abdomen sroin andor hip 6 - lrtremities 7 - IllDess 8 - DrovrrlDc 9 - Unspecified and miscellaneous
POSIIOR(S) 48 1zp ot Injurz to locb
0 -Burn 1 Prampoture 2 - Spraindislocationconcussion 3 - Contusionabrasion 4 - Amputation 5 - Crushiq6 - Heart 7 - Disease (other) 8 - Punctureout9 - Not otherwise classified
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Nature opound Vessel Casualty
Ipound case concerns a vessel casualty death or injury (ie if position 25 = 1 or ipound PQPition 25 =2) then poundill in the same code_as was established in positions 32-33 - Vessel Casualty Data bull
_ - V 11- I v ~ L
For many non-vessel casualty death or injury cases (ie if position 25 ~ 3 or ipound position 25 = 4) these positions were left blankJ however ipound these positions contain data then positions 49 and 50 were completed as followsamp
POSITION(S) 49 Gross Tonnage
Round opoundpound tonnage to nearest ton
0 - Not over 9 1- Over~9 to 50 2 - Over 50 to 100 3 - Over 100 to 300 II - Over 300 to 1000 5 - OveP 1000 to 10000 (seagoing) 6- Over 1000 to-10000 (not seagoing) 7 - Over 10000 (seagoing) 8 - Over 10000 (not seagoing)
POSITION(S) 50 Length in feet
Round ofpound length to nearest foot
0 - 15 teet or under 1 - 16 to 26 2 - 27 to 110 3 - Ill to 65 11- 66to 100 5 - 101 to 200 6 - 201 to 300 7 - 301 to 800 8 - 801 feet and above
The seagoing vessels are those appearing in the Merchant Ship Register of MSTS
POSITION(S) 51 - 80a Filler (unused)
POSITION(S) _ 81- 82a Cafendar Year
POSITION(S) amp3 - 81 Fisoal Year
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1 VESSEL NAMEDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATON US COAST GUARD CODE SHEET- MARINE CASUALTY STATISTICS
CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
lNSTRUCTIONS
l Vessel casualty with no personal injuries or death Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers code all items in Sections 1 and 2 of code sheet
2 Personal injury or death not involving a vessel casualty Obtain data from CG-924E and related papers code all items in Sections 1 and 3 of code sheet
SECTION Imiddot DATA
2 CASE NO I 1-~)
11 SEQUENCE
NUMBER
17 CASUALTY A B
NATURE PRIME CAUSE132bull33) 134-35)
3 VESSEL NO 4 CG INshy16-11) INSPECTshy
ED 112)
[_] 1- YES
[_] 2bull NO
12 GROSS TONNAGE 1261
Dtmiddoto-15 02middot 16-100 []3middot I 01middot300
D- ao1middotsoo [_js- 501-t ooo
PARTICULARS c D
AREA ADD CAUSAL CONT
CONN FACT 136bull38) 13 9-411
22 SEA CONDITIONS 148)
SEE SWELL IN FEET)
01middot CALM 05middot 41 AND UP
Dmiddot 5middot15 (SLIGHT) [Js- ICE
03middot 16middot20 MODERATE)
Dmiddot 21bull40 ROUGH) 01middot) UNKNOWN
28 TYPE OF 29 NAME OF INJURY VICTIM
1 DeathMiss I st Initial 26921924E 2nd Initial or X
2middot-lnjury (924E 2692) I st Three Letters
3middot DeathMiss of Last Name
924E Only bull 4- Injury 924E Only
125) 126) 1271 128-301
A
B
c
D
5 TYPE OF 6 bullbull PROPULSION VESSEL
11314) 01-STEAM
[]2- MOTOR(Diesel)
[_J3middotGASOLINE
Dmiddot I 001middot5000 07- 5001bull10000 De- 1 ooolmiddottsooo
[_]g- ISOOI AND UP
01middot) UNKNOWN
18 WEATHER 1421
Ot- CLEAR
[]2- PARTLY CLOY
03- OVERCAST
04- FOG
23 SERshyVICE OF VESSEL 14 9bull50)
30 PAPERS OF 31 INJURED PERS
[_j4- SAIL
11 LENGTH
01- 0middot6~ 0middot amp6-100 03- 1 Otmiddot2oo
04- 2 ot -a oo
Os- aoimiddot400
A CREW 151-~2)
STATUS
Imiddot Passenger Imiddot Licensed 2- LongshHW 2middot Documented 3- Tankerman 3- None 4- Other 4middot Other (Include 5- Artificial or
Foreign Seameri) fix struct worker
6- Deck crew 7- Engine crew B- Steward Dept
(31) 132)
II 5)
3 Vessel casualty and personal injury or death
Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers and enter codes in Sections 1 and 2 For each related CG-924E enter codes in Section 3 of same code sheet~ if there or more persons involved enter data from first CG-924E in Col A of Section 3 from second in Col B etc H more than 4 persons involved use a second code
entering data in Sections 1 and 3
REQUIRED ON ALL CASES
Cl~- ~~~s~~Eo I 16) CJe- oTHER
[]7middot NUCLEAR
Qibull) UNKNOWN
De- sNow Q2middot VERY POOR
Q7middot OTHER Dbull- POOR 1112middot1)
OImiddot)UNK ([]4-FAIR 11middot2)
24 KILLED OR MISSING
B c PASS LONG 153-54) SHR
155middot56)
7 PERSON IN CHARGE
SECTION 2 middotVESSEL CASUALTY DATA
liN FEET) 127) 14 HULL MATERIAL 128)
Cle- 40t-5oo L]1middot STEEL
07middot 501-600 []2middot WOOD []a- 60Imiddot7oo Q3- CEMENT
CJ9- 701 AND UP []4bull PLASTIC
Dt-1 UNKNOWN CJ5- ALUMINUM
19 VISIBILITY liN Ml LES) 143)
CJ5middot RAIN [Jt- HAZARDOUS llltl-1141
1114middot1121
o A B OTHER CREW PASS
(57-58) 59middot60) Iamp I -62)
SECTION 3 middotPERSONAL INJURYDEATH
32 ACTIVITY 33STATUS 34RESULT OF OF SUPVR ACCIDENT
8 DATE OF CASUALTY MO MIO MO OF CODE IN VEST
CAS COMP~
117-18) I119middot20) I 1211
Q6middot OTHER INCLUDES FERROmiddot CEMENT
Dt-) UNKNOWN
20 WIND (IN KNOTS) (44)
Ot- CALM [Js- 17middot27 CJ9middot65 AND OVER
CJ2middot1middot3 KT [Je- 28middot40
Os- Goootc AND UPI 0-4middot10 []7middot 41middot55) Dtmiddotl UNKNOWN
Otmiddot) UNKNOWN 1[]4- 11-16 obull- 56-651
25 INJURED AND INCAPACITATED 26 ESTIMATED LOSSES
Imiddot Off Duty 1- GL (Dock) 2- Deck Dep Dty Imiddot License 2- GL (Underway)1- Death
2- Injury A3- Eng Dep Dty 2- Document 3- W Riv (dock) 4- Stew Dep Dty 3- Unlic (Perm) 4- w (Underway)
3- In) ury Nature5- Handle Cargo Undoc 5- lnld (dockanch)(Temp) Of6- F1shing 4- Longsh 6- In ld (Underway)
7- Drills Har Wkr 4- Injury Casualty7- Ocean ( )(Disability5- Other8- Passenger 8- For (dockandl) 9- Other 6- None unknown) 9- Other
5- Missingo- Unknown
133) 134) 135) 136) 137bull38)
~ AGt OF VESsEL 12 9)
01-0-5 CJ6middot31-40 02- 6bull10 C 17middot 41-s o [J3- ltmiddotts Demiddot stAND UP
0middot16middot20 []1-) UNKNOWN
Os- 2t-3o
c D A LONG OTHER VESSEL SHR (65-66) (67middot70)
(63bull64)
35 VESS IOC
36
9 TME OF DAY 12 3)
OF YEAR
[_]1bull DAYCAS
[]2- NIGHT
[]3- TWILIGHT
I [_)Ibull) UNKNOWN
122)
B c CARGO PROP (71-74) 175middot7 8)
1 0
are 2 data sheet
TYPE OF 10 REPORT
124)
LJmiddotMAR Bd
[_]2bullNARR
Clo-L TR TRANS
16BODYOF WATER
13 0middot311
21 SPECIFIC LOCATION
OF CASUALTY 145bull471
27 VESSEL TOTAL LOSS
A AMOUNT 1711) B SPEC
Ot- TOTAL CODE LOSS
Umiddot NOT TOTAL 1801
LOSS
PERSONAL CASUALTY PARTICULARS
B c D E F
Prime Area of Add Part Nature Cause Causal Area Of Of
Conn Causal Body vessel Conn Injured Cas
139middot40) 141-43) lo14-46) 147-48) 1411-50)
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I Marine Safety Information U S Coaat Guard (G-HA16) 2100 Second Street SV Vaahington D C 20593 (202) 426-9561
08 February 198~
CODING INSTRUCTIONS POR
THE AUTOMATED FILE OP COMMERCIAL VESSEL CASUALIES
AS REPORTED TO THE U S COAST GUARD DURING PISCAL YEARS 1963 THROUGH 1980
The ollowiJllaquo coding instructions are applicable to Veaael caaualties that reaulta in any or the following
(a) actual phyaical damage to property in excess of Sl500J (b) material ~e affecting the seaworthiness or ett1c1ency or a
vessel (c) atranding or grounding (iii th or vi thou t dampmage) s (d) loss ot lites (e) injury causing any person to remain incapacitated tor a period
in excess or 72 boura except injury to harbor vorkera not resulting in death and not resulting trom veaael aaualty or vessel equipment casualty
The input data was obtained poundrom form CG-2692 and related reports coded in accordance with these instructionamp and those found on Code Sheet -Marine Caaualty Statistics form CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
The following abbreviations are used 1n these instructionar
PY ---- Fiscal Year NOC --- Not otherwise olaaaitied POS --- Poa1tion P F - Personnel fault
This instruction coneiata or bulls pages
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Gulf Inland Rivera and Vater~ye
POSITION(S) 30-31
AA - Alabama River - source to Mobile River A - Algiera Canal - rom MP 88 LKR to MP 6 8 JHL AC - Atchatalampya River - mouth to MP 116 WRL AD - Apamp1aohichola River - approximately HP 350 EHL AE - Barataria lay Vaterway (includes Bayou Bampratampria) shyAP - Bayou Teche - HP 115 Atchatalaya River AC - Bayou Laourche - HP 35 wHL AH- Bayou Terrebonne- MP 576 WRL AJ - Bayou Boeu - HP 872 rHL to HP 955 WRL AX - Berwick lay - MP 95 5 WRL At - Calcaaieu River - HP 2412 VHL AM - Black Warrior River - source to Tombigbee River AN - Chattahoochee River - ao~ce to Apalachichola River AO - Greene Bayous - source to HSC A1 - Harvey Canal - HP 0 GIW to HP 5 GIW AQ - Houma Navigation Canal - MP 59 JHL
HP 59 WL
AR - Houston Ship Channel (HSC) - northwest ot Galveston Bay
Gulf Intracoaatal taterwar CGIW)
AS - Eest - east of Harvey Locka (EHL) AT - Vest - west ot Harvey Locka (VHL) AU - Inner Harbor Navigation Canal - MP 925 LKR to Lake Pontchartrain AV- Landside Route- HP 872 VHL to HP 367 Morgan City- Port Allen Route AW - Mermentau River -- MP 2018 WHL AX - Mississippi River - (Lower) - rom ahead of the passes (HP) to MP 1064 AY - Mississippi River Gulf Outlet - HP 14 EHL A2 - Mobile River - source to Mobile Bay BA - Morgan City - Port Allen Route - HP 955 WRL BB - Neches River - HP 277 WHL BC - Pase a Loutre - AHP to Gulf ot Mexico BD - Plaquemine - Morgan City alternate route - same as Horgan City shy
BE - Sabine River - MP BP - San Jacinto River BG - South Paaa - AHP BH - Southwest Paas shyBJ - Tombigbee River shyBK - Vermillion River
Port Allen Route 266 JHL to Mlgt 288 VHL - source to HSC
to Gult ot Mexico AHP to Gulf of Mexioo ao~ce to Mobile River
- MP 1591 VHL
POSITION(S) 32-33 Mature of Casualty
01 - Colliaion with vessel meeting situation 02 - Collision with vessel oroaaing situation 03 - Collision with vessel overtaking situation 04 - Collision with veeael anchored or moored (use only it not
dockingundocking) 05 - Collision with veaeel while docking or undocking 06 - Collision with veaeel in tog (takae precedence over 01 02 amp03)
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POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature of Casualty (continued)
01 - Collision with veaael not otherviae claasitied (including minor bumps betveem tug and veaael)
08 - Collision with floating or submerged objects (other than ground)
09 - Collision with fixed objects piera bridges locka ampdam bull Por fiscal rears 1969 - 1973 uee Special Indicator field position 2ll tor fiacal Jeampra 1974 - 1980 uae Special Indicator field poaition 80) middot ~
10 - Collision with ice or ice tielda 11 - Collieion vith aida to nampvigation fixed or floating 12 - Collision other than vith veaael not otherwiae clasaitied
Offshore Rigamiddot- Seaplanes) 13 - Explosion andor tire involving liquid bulk cargo
(includes vapors) 14 - Explosion andor fire involving general cargo 15 - Explosion andor tire involving vessels fuel
(includes vapors) 16 - Pire vessel structure 17 - Pire vessel equipment (only when damage to vessel
structure is incidental minor or abaent) including crank caae eplosiona - beginning fiscal year 1971
18 - Explosion boiler (whether or not tire results) 19 - Explosion pressure vessels and compressed gas
cylinders 20 - Ezploaion andor fire - not otherwise claaaitied 21 - Groundingamp with dampmace 22 - Groundings no damage (cannot have monetary damampampbull to
veaael liated) 23 - Pounderizlga 24 - Capaiting with or without einking 25 - Ploodin~h swamping without ainking 26 - Heavy wampampther damage and weampther generally (beginning
fiscal 7eampt 1969 rerelr used uaed tor Prisury Cauae ot caaualty)
27 - Cargo damage no damage to veaael 28 - Material failure veaael structure 29 - Material failure machinery and aasociated engineering
equipment 30 - Material failure equipment (other) including cargo
geer propeller ahatt 31 - Caaualty not otherwise claaaified undete111lined or
insutt1cient information - earthquake Beginning fiscal rear 1969 - enemy actionr veaael dieabled due to fouled propeller
32 - Eamprge breampkawar
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Marine Samptety Information u S Coast Guard (G-KA16) 2100 Second Street SV Washington D C 20593 (202) 1426-9561
08 February 19814
CODING INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE AUTOMATED FILE OF COMMERCIAL VESSEL CASUALIES
AS REPORID TO THE 1 S COAST GUARD DURING FISCAL YEARS 1963 THROUGH 1980
The following coding instructions are applicable to -veaael casualties that results in any ot the following
(a) actual phyaical ~e to property in excess of Sl500J (b) material damage affecting the sea~orthinesa or efficiency of a
vessel (c) stranding or grounding (vith or nthout damage)r (d) loss ot lifer (e) injury causing any person to remain incapacitated for a period
in exceaa of 72 hours except injury to harbor vorkera not resulting 1n death and not resulting trom vessel oaaualty or vessel equ~pment caaualty
The input data was obtained from form CG-2692 and related reports coded in accordance with theae instructions and those found on Code Sheet - Marine Caaualty Statistics form CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
The following abbreviations are used in these inatruotionar
PY ---- Fiscal Year NOC --- Not otherviae olaaaitied POS --- Position P P - Personnel fault
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POSITON(S) l-5 Case Serial Humbert assigned consecutively ~ere
POSITION(S) 6-ll
POSITION(S) 12
two or more vessels are involved such as 1n a collision the same eaae serial number is given to all involved veasel records
Commencing July 1 1962 the first oaee number was 30001 and continued upwards but not to exceed 35000 This eeae numbering scheme is uaed to deterentiate vessel casualty recorda from peraonal inJury andor death records not involving a veaael casualty Tbis methodology in asaigning oase aerial numbers is applieable tor all fiscal yeamprBJ ho~ever due to an inordinant caae load 1n fiscal year 1980 oase serial numbers do exceed 05000 The first champracter of the ease aerial number indica tea pound1ecal year Character positiona tvo (2) through poundiva (5) are uaigned in-house Although the caae aerial number does not specify any particular decade character poaitiona83-84 (fiscal year) vill clarity t~ia ambiguity
0poundpound1cial Numbar
Documented Veaaela ot US -- Use ottioial number State numbered veeaela -- Use state number Namedunnumbered vessels middot- Use nama Naval vessels Usa t7pe or designation foreign veaaele -- Uaa country opound registry
Ooaat Guard Inspected
1 Yea 2 No 3 UnknoVn (FYa 63 - 70)
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POSITION(S) 13-14 Type ot Vessel
01 - Artificial Island or fixed atrueture including mobile drill rigs
02 - Preight ships inspected U S vessels only03 - Freight bargea (aee also code 28 below) 04 - Commercial vessels that carry freight and oftshy
shore supply vessels 05 - Construction and wrecking vessels including
vessels such as drill tenders pile drivers derrick barges drill ships and barges
06 - Dredges aelt-propelled 07 - Dredges non-eel-propelled 08 - Piahing veaaela (excluding aport fishing
charter fishing veasela5 09 - Tua and towboats - alao unmanned bow thruster unit 10 - Passenger vessels (other than terries) over 65
feet and 100 or more GT ll - Passenger veseels (other than terries) over 65
teet and leas than 100 GT middot 12 - Passenger vessels (other than terries) not more
than 65 teet 13 - Parries over 65 teet and 100 or more GT
carrying passengers or paasengera and vehicles 14 - Perries over 6S teet and lees than 100 GT
carrying passengers or passengers and vehicles 15 - Parries not more than 65 teet carrylng
passengers or passengers and vehicles 16 - Passenger barges (including ferry barges) 17 - Tampnkshipa 18 - Tank barges (flammable and combustible
oazgoee) (see also code 29 below) 19 - Public vessels (passenger) 20 - Public vessels (cargo) excluding GAA vesaela 21 - Public vessels (tanker)J excluding USNS tankers 22 - Public vessels (other)
Public vessels are veaaela of the United States states or municipalities used for public purposes and exempt from the provisions of Title 52 Includes auoh vessels aa Navy Air Poroe Army Coast Guard and Geodetic Survey Corps of Engineers MSTS and USNS
23 - All other US vessels and crafts such aa pleasure research cableshipa seismographic or those not otherwise classified above
24 - Poreign las vessels (passenger) 2S - Poreign flag veaaela (freight) 26 - Poreign lag vessels (tanker) 27 - Poreign flag vessels (other) 28 - height barges (dangerous and hazardous cargoes) 29 - Tank barges (dangerous and bampzamprdous cargoes)
including barges inspected under subchapter I and 0 30 - Hover craft
Hotea see positions 49-50 to describe specific type vessel (PYs 69- 80)
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POSITION(S) 15 Propulsion
1 - Steam 2 - Motor (diesel) 3 - Gasoline 4 - Sail 5 - Non-salt-propelled 6 - Other including gas turbine 7 - Nuclear (-) Unknovn
POSITION(S) 16 Person in Charse ot Vessel Haneuvera
1 - Licensed master 2 - Licensed pilot (federal) serving under authority
ot federal license 3 - Liceneea pilot (state) serving under authority ot
state license 4 - Licensed mate 5 - Licensed operator (towboats amall paasenger) 6 - Documented or certificated personnel7 - U S Commissioned opoundpoundioer (Navy Coast Guard etc) 8 - Unlicensed and undocumented 9 - Poreign pilot or master or other roreign
personnel 0 - Unmanned (-) Unlcnovn
Pa~lure When Pault on Part opound ineroom PYa 72 - 0
A - Licensed chiet engineer B - Licensed engineer C - Documented engineer excluding entry rating D - Documented persona other entry ratings other E - Unlicensedundocumented engineer P - Foreign engineer G - Unmanned engineroombull H - Other
bull This code takes precedence over cases where person enters ed engineroom vhile attempting to oorrect caaualty in progress
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POSITION(S) 17-18 Month of Casualtz (FYa 63 - 80) EmmplEu show January as 01
POSITION(S) 19-20 Daz of Casualty (FYa 63 - 73) Emmple r show 5th as OS end 22 as 22
POSITIOK(S) 19-20 Marine Inspection Unit Inveetisating Caaualtz (PYs 74 - 80)
AA Albany BG Oaweao AB Anchorage or Valdez BH Paducah AC Baltimore BJ Port Arthur AD Boston BK Philadelph ia AE Buffalo BL Pittaburgh AF Charleston BM Portland Hampine AG AH
Chicago Cincinnati
BN BP
Portland Oregon Providence
AJ Cleveland BQ Portsmouth or Norfolk AK AL
Corpus Christi Detroit
BR BT
Savarmah San Diego
AM AN
Dubuquea FYa 77-80 St Paul Duluth
SU BV
Seattle San Pranciaco
AP Galveston 1N St Ignace AQ Guam BX San Juan AR Honolulu Y St Louie AT Houston B2 Tampamp AU AV
Huntington Jacksonville
CC CD
Toledo Wilmington NC
AW Juneau CE London AX AY AZ BB
toe Angeles Louisville Memphis t1iami
CF CG CH CJ
Breaaen Sinppore Saigon Mampnila
SC Mobile CK Yokohama BD Nashville CL Rotterdam BE New Orleans SF New York
POSITION(S) 21-22 Year of Campaualtt (FYs 63 - 68)liampler Show 1965 aa 65
POSITION(S) 21 Special Indicator (PYs 69 - 73)
0 - No eignifioan t deta 1 - Light oil pollution 2 - Moderate oil pollution3 - Heavy oil pollution 4 - tlninapected mobile oil drill 5 - Gas chemist or gas free certificate 6 - Photographs (efteotive 5-17-68) 7 - Radiotelephone mentioned in tbe report 8 - Bridges involved 9 - Locka or dame involved - - Hurricane - Sealanee
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POSITION(S) 21 Month Investigation Completed (PYa 74 - 80)
l - Jan 2 - Feb 3 - Har 4 - Apr 5 - Hampy 6 - Jun 7 - Jul 8 -Aug 9 - Sep 0 -Oct A - Nov B Dee I - Invee tigation not completed at time ot coding
POSITION (S) 22 Remains the same (PYa 69 - 80) Exampler Show 1969 as 9
POSITION(S) 23 Time ot Daz 1 - Day 2 - Night 3 - lwil ight (-) Unknown
POSITON(S) 24 Type ot Investigative Report
1 - Marine Board 2 bull Narrative 3 - Letter ot Transmittal
POSITON(S) 25r Piller (unused) (PYa 63 - 69)
POSITION(S) 25 Veaatl Fault Code (PYe 70 - 80)
For primary veaael code - 1 For aecondary veaael code - B For all other vessel eodes - C through Z
I more than twenty-aix (26) vessels are involved the alphabet is repeated beg~ vith the letter B
POSITION($) 26 Groea Tormage
1 - Not over 15 2 - Over 15 to 100 3 - Over 100 to 300 4 - Over 300 to 500 5 - Over 500 to 1000 6 - Over 1000 to 5000 7 - Over 5000 to 10000 8 - Over 10000 to 15000 9 - Over 15000 (-) Unknovn
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POSTION(S) 27 Length in Feet
1 - 65 teet or under 2 - Over 65 to leas thampn 100 3 - 100 to lese than 200 4 - 200 to leas than 300 5 - 300 to lese than 400 6 - 400 to lees than sao 7 - 500 to leas than 600 8 - 600 to less than 700 9 - 700 and over (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 28 Hull Materiampl
1 - Steel 2 - Wood 3 - Cement 4 - Plastic including fiberglaae 5 - Aluminum 6 - Other including ferro-cement (-) Unknom
POSITION(S) 29 Ajse of Vessel
1 - Lees than 5 years 2 - 5 to leas than 10 3 - 10 to less than 15 4 - 15 to less than 20 5 - 20 to less than 30 6 - 30 to lees than 40 7 - 40 to lese than 50 8 - SO and over (-) Unknown
ampbull of Vessel ipound Rebuilt (PY 70 Only)
A - Lees than 5 years I - 5 to lees than 10 C - 10 to less than 15 D - 15 to leas than 20 E - 20 to less than 30
Age ot vessel oaloulated rom year built to year coded
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POSITION(S) 30-31 Body of Water Where Casualty Occurred
Ol - Inland Atlantic - all waters covered by Inland Rules of the Road on the Atlantic Coast ot the United States its territories and poeeeesiona
02 - Inland Gulf - all waters covered by Inland Rules ot the Road on the Gulf ot the United States
03 - Inland Pacitic - all vaters covered by Inland Rules ot the Road on the Pacitic Coaat opound the United States
04 - Western Rivera - all vatera covered by the Western River Rules (Beginning fiscal year 1976 thia code wu deleted See belov for revised Western River codes)
05 - Grampampt Lakes - all waters covered by the Great Lakes Rulea (See page 34)
06 - Ocean Atlantic and all seas bordering thereon - except Caribbean Sea
07 - Ocean Pacific and all seas bordering thereon - except Indian Ocean
08 - Ocean Indian and all seas bordering thereon including the Arabian and Red Seu
09 - Ocean Mediterranean
10 - Ocean Arctic
ll - Ocean Caribbean
12 - Ocean Gult ot Mexico
13 - Othe2 foreign waters
Inland Gulf and Gult Intraooaatal Watervay (GWV)
Piacal years 1969 - 1975 - to code a eaaualty on the inland Gulf and GIVW place code 02 in poai tiona 30-31 To code the apecif1o location of the oaaualty rater to page 40 Locate the area that the oasualty occurred on and place that letter 1n position 45 Next place the mile poet reading ia poetiona 46-47
Piacal years 1976 - 1980 - to code a oaaualty on the inland Gulf aDd GIVW use those codes listed on page 11 for positions 30-31 To code the specific looation or the casualty looate the area that the oaaualty occurred on and place the mile post reading 1n positions bullS-47
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Western Rivers
Piseal years 1969 - 1975 - to oode a casualty on the Western Rivera place code 64 in positions 30-31 To code the specific location of the casualt7 refer to page bullo toeate the river that the casualty oooured on and place that letter 1n position 45 Nert place the mile post reading 1n poeitiona 46-47
Pisoal years 1976 - 1980 - to oode a oaaualty on the Western Rivers refer to the next p~ge Locate the river that the casualty occurred on and place those letters in positions 30-31 Next place the mile post reading in positions 45-47
POS 30-31 POS 45-47 Examplebull MP 850 Ohio River -wshy BSO
HP 20 Green River YH 020 HP 1 Iowa River m 007
The procedure for the coding or caaual ties on the Gulf Inland Rivera and Waterways is the same as for Western Rivers The diViding line between the Western Rivers and the Gulf Inland Rivers and Vatervaya is the Huer P Long Bridge looated at MP 1064 Lower Missiaaippi River The divicling line between the Ves tern Rivera ancl the Great Iekee is the Thomas J 0 Brien Look on the Calumet River and the Aahlancl Avenue Bridge on the Chicago River
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Jeatern Rivera
POSITION(S) 30-31
ll~ - Allepen1 River - toru Ohio River at Pittsburgh JB - Atchatalara River - north ot Kor~ City - Port Allen Route
to KP 304 Lover Hieeiaaippi River viamp Old River VC - Arkaaaaa River - HP 582 Lover Miaaiaaippi River VD - Black River - torma Red River VE - Cumberland River -MP 922 Ohio River VF - Dee Moines River - MP 361 Upper Miaaiaeippi River VG - Great Miami River - HP 491 Ohio River VH - Green River - MP 78~ Ohio River VJ - Illinois Vaterva1 - MP 218 Upper Miaaiaaippi River WK - Calumet River - to MP 327 (Great Lakes Rules begin) WL - Chioago River - to MP 322 (Great Lakes begin) VM - Iow River - MP 434 Upper Hiasiaippi River VH - Kanawha River - MP 266 Ohio River VO - Kansas River - HP 367 Mieaouri River WP - Kentucky River - MP 546 Ohio River VQ - Licking River - HP 470 Ohio River VR - Little Kanawha River - MP 185 Ohio River VS - Minnesota River - MP 844 Upper Miasiaaippi River
Hiaeiaaippi River
VT - (Upper) Cairo Ill to source IJU - (Lower) HP 1064 to Cairo Ill tl - Missouri River - MP 195 Upper MiaeiaaiPPi River VV - Monongahela River - torma Ohio River at Pittsburgh VX - Ohio River - enters Miaaiaaippi River at Cairo Ill VY - Old River - HP 304 Lower Hiaaisaippi River VZ - Ouachita River - connected to Red River viamp Blampck River
RA - Red River - MP 304 Lover Hiesiaaippi River viamp Old River RB - Red River o the Morth - torma Minnesota River RC - ST Coi River - MP 811 Upper Missiaaippi River RD - Saline River - MP 867 Ohio River RE - Tennessee River - MP 935 Ohio River RP - Wampbampah River - KP 848 Ohio River RG - llhite River - MP 599 Lower Miaaiaaippi River RH - Jiaconain River - MP 631 Upper Miaaieaippi River RJ - Yazoo River - MP bull37 Lower Miaaiaaippi River
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Gulf Inland Rivers and Vater~ye
POSITION(S) 30-31
AA - Alabama River - source to Mobile River AB - Algiers Canal - from MP 88 LMR to MP 6 8 WHL AC - Atchamptalampya River - mouth to MP 116 WHL AD - Apalachichola River - approximately MP 350 EHL AE - Baramptaris Bay Waterway (includee Bayou Baratamplia) AF - Bayou Tache - MP 115 Atohatalaya River AG - Bayou Lamptourche - MP 35 WHL AH- Bayou Terrebonne- MP 576 WHL AJ - Bayou Boeut - MP 872 WHL to MP 955 WHL AK - Berriok Bay - MP 95 5 WHL AL - Caloaaieu River - MP 2412 WHL AM - lack Warrior River - source to Tombigbee River
- MP 59 WHL
AN - Chattahoochee River - source to Apalaehiohola River AO - Greens Bayous - source to HSC A2 - Harvey Canal - MP 0 GrN to MP 5 GIW AQ - Houma Navigation Canal - HP 59 WL AR - Houston Ship Channel (HSC) - northwest of Galveaton Bay
Gulpound Intracoastal Waterway (GIWW)
AS - East - east or Harvey Locka (SHt) AT - West - west of Harvey Looks (WHL) AU - Inner Harbor Haviption Canal - MP 925 LKR to Lake Pontchartrain AV- Landside Route- HP 872 WHL to MP 367 Morgan City- Port Allen Route AW - Mermentau River - MP 2018 WHL AX- Mississippi River - (Lover) -from ahead of the passes (AHP) to MP 1064 AY - Mississippi River Gulf Outlet - HP 14 EHL A2 - Mobile Rivel - source to Mobile lay BA - Morsan City - Port Allen Route - HP 955 WHL B - Neches River - HP 277 WHL C - Pass a Loutre - AHP to Gulpound ot Mexico ED - Plaquemine - Morgan City alternate route - same as Horgan City shy
Port Allen Route BE - Sabine River - MP 266 JHL to MP 288 WL P - San Jacinto River G - South Pass - AHP BH - Southwest Pass shyBJ - Tombigbebull Rivbullr shyK - Vermillion River
- source to HSC to Gulf ot Mexico AHP to Gulf ot Mexico
source to Mobile River - MP 1591 WHL
POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature ot Caaualty
01 - Collision vith vessel meeting situation 02 - Collision with vessel crossing situation 03 - Collision with vessel ov6rtampking situation 04 - Collision with vessel anchored or moored (use only i not
dookingundoeking) 05 - Collision with vessel while docking or undocking 06 - Collision with vessel in og (tampkea precedence over 01 02 amp03)
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POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature of Casualty (continued)
07 - Colliaion with vessel not otherwiae claaaitied (including minor bumps betweem tug ampnd vessel)
08 - Collision with floating or submerged objects (other than ground)
09 - Collision with fixed objecta piers bridgea bulllocka ampdam bull Por tiacal years 1969 - 1973 use Special Indicator field position 2lr tor tiacal years 1974 - 1980 uae Special Indicator field poaition 80) middot
10 - Collision with ice or ice fields 11 - Collision rl th aida to navigation fixed or floating 12 - Collision other than with vessel not otherwise claaaitied
(Ottahore Riga - Seaplanea) 13 - Explosion andor tire involving liquid bulk cargo
(includes vapors) 1- - Explosion andor tire involving general cargo 15 - Explosion andor tire involving veaaela tuel
(includes vapors) 16 - Pire veaael atructure 17 - Fire veasel equipment (only ~hen damage to veaeel
structure ia incidental minor or abeent) including crank Oampae explosions - beginning tiseampl year 1971
18 - Explosion boiler (whether or not tire results) 19 - Explosion preasure vesaela and oompreaaed gaa
cylinders 20 - Explosion andor tire - not otherviae claaaitied 21 - Groundings with damage 22 - Groundings no damage (cannot have monetary damage to
vesaal liated) 23 - Founderinga 24 - Capsizing with or without ampinking 25 - Plooding swamping ~ithout sinking 26 - Heavt weather damace and weather generally (beginning
fiscal year 1969 rarely used used tor Primary Cause ot caaualty)
27 - Cargo damaabullbull no damage to veaael 28 - Material failure veaael atructure 29 - Material failure machinery and associated engineering
eq_uipment30 - Material failure equipment (other) including oargo
gear propeller ahatt 31 - Caaualty not otherwise claaaipound1ed undetermined or
1nautpound1oiant intormation - earthquake Beginning fiscal year 1969 - enemy action vessel disabled due to fouled propeller
32 - Barge breakaway
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POSITION(S) 34-35 Primary Cause
Valid only tor fiscal years 1963 to 1969
01 - Personnel fault - State pilot 02 - Personnel fault - Pederal pilot 03 - Personnel fault - Foreign pilot 04 - Personnel fault - Licensed personnel 05 - Personnel fault - Certificated personnel 06 - Personnel fault - Unlicensed and unoertiticated
otticer or crew member middot 07 - Personnel fault - Unlicensed pleasure boampt operator 08 - Personnel fault - All others (longshoremen
watchmen repeirmen) 11 - calculated riskerror in judgement 12 - Storms and heavy weather generally 13 - Adverae weather ampnd aeamp conditions not amountinamp
to atollll8 or heavy weather (wind tide breakers) 14 - Unusual currents 15 - Sheer auction bank cushion 16 - Depth ot water leas than charted or otherwise erpected (no personnel fault) 17 - Restricted maneuvering room (no personnel fault) 18 - Charta and publications (erroneous information) 21 - Pailure ot eq_uipment due to normal vear 22 - Pailure ot equipment due to material taul t 23 - Pailure of eq_uipment due to design tault 24 - Pailure ot eq_uipment - careleeanesaimproper
handling31 - Unseaworthy (not auitable tor route or service) 32 - Unknown or ineutficient information - earthquake33 - Paul t on the part of other veaeel or other persona 34 - Improper or lack of maintenance 35 - Pleating debria submerged obJect 36 - Inautticient horsepower - inadequate ampeaiating tugs
Note In cases involving tvo or more vessels vhere one ia totally at tault or bampa a greater degree o taul t the primary cause on the veaael record tor the veaael having major fault should be marked or example Personnel (Stampte Pilot) Pamp~lt on Own VeaaelJ on the veeael~vhioh does not hampve amp major fault the record vould be marked as primary cause ~rault on the Put ot the Other Veaael tt tfhere major taul t eziata on the part ot both veaaela the primary eampuae on each veeael vould indicate ita own primary rault
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POSITION 34 POSITION 35
A P P State pilot B P P federal pilot C P P foreign pilot foreign master D P P Licensed personnel E P P Cartifioatad paraonnel P P P Unlio bullbull Unoer personnel G P P Unlicensed pleasure boat H P P All othera (longshoremen amp
harbor workers) I Caloulatad risk
When using codes (A - I) tor position 34 use those codes to the right tor position 35
A Rules ot the Road - (PY 1971) uae apecial rules ot road codes in poations 36-38 and poait1ou 39-41
B Structural failure - improper loading
C Lookout - improperfailure to poet
D Structural failure - excessive speed in heavy weather
G Misjudged ettacts - wind current bull speed
H Kavigation - reliance on floating aids to navigation
J NaViampamption - tailed to ascertain poaition
K Navigation - tailed to utilize all available navigation equipment
L Vessel sherredagreament reached
M Pailura to properly align tow N Lack ot looal knowledge P Inexperienced personnel Q Maneuvered wo proper
uaiatance R Carelessnessinattention
(uleep) S Ialproper corrective procedures T Poor aauanship - fouled
wheelshatt U Pailed - improperly determined
height o tide tailed to correct
V Inadequate control opound asst vessel
W Ialproper mooring towing (tripping)
X Improper aatety precautions - loading intlammable liquidfuelingrepairs
Y Iaproper aecuringrigging z Other not otherwise
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FYs 70 - 80 Causeector
POSrlION 34 POSITION 35
J StoBs heavy weather JC Adverse veather
When using codes (J - K) or position 34 use those codes to the right for position 35
L Unusual currentamp
When using code (L) or position 34t uae t~oae oodea to the right or position 35
A B C D E P G H J K L M N P Q R T
A B C D E Z
Typhoon hurricane etc Gale orca winds Adverse veather - restricted via onl1 Small crat WVnillampB Winds small crat - gale oroe Large ewell - aa across bar Cargc shttt Anchor taUed to holdldripoundted Other Unexp--gu-at-y-v-in--d--d-o-ok--oiliamp--rWl---do-c-k-=-ingmiddot Towmooring part due to heavy weather Squalls - reduced visibilitJvind Anchor parted LT vessel aet down on pierlook Structural failure LT VESSEL SET DOW ON MOORED VESSpoundt Ice
lrratio Strong currentanarrow channel Agreement reachederose current set tov Strollamp surge Outdraftbacklaah rom damlook Other
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lYa 70 - 80 Campueefactor
POSITION 34 POSITION 35
M Sheer auction bank cushion
When using code (M) tor poeition 34 use those codes to the right tor position 35
N Depth leas than charted
When using code (N) tor poaition 34 use those oodee to the right for podtion 35
0 Reetrioted maneuvering room shyno personnel fault
When using code (0) tor position 34 use the code to the right or poaition 35
P Structural Pailure shyno peraonnel rampult
When using code (P) tor position 34 use those codes to the right or poeition 35 bull
A Marro~ channel B Navigating cloee to shore z Other
A Charta erroneous S Area shoalledsilted C Position of bazard doubtful D Publications erroneous H Other
A Not otherwise class1poundied
A Wasted plate and internalsor wood rotted B Yaatampd welda C fracture - plates and internalamp D Fracture - welds E Indent - Minor F Set in - Major G Buckling H Design J ixplosion andor ire - structural
failure aa the result or z Other
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py 70 - 80 Caueetactor
POSITION 34 POSITION 35
Q Equipment tailurenorJDSl wear R Equipment tailurematerial
fault S Equipment failuredesign T Equipment tailursP bull P ot
operating personnel (including improper operation lack or mintsrIampIlce)
When using codes (Q - T) tor position 34 use those codes to right tor position 35
A Main steam system B Auxiliary ateam system C Peed and oondensate system D Salt water system E Preah ~ter system (excluding
teed system) P Cargo oil system G Puel oil service ayatem H Puel oil transfer system J Lube oil system K Hydraulic systems t Pneumatic system M Retriaeration system N Ventilationmiddotayatem P Sanitampry system amphull drainage
system (incl bilge system) Q fire fighting equipment amp lite
sav~ equimpmsnt R Drilling equipment B Electrical (All equipment) T LPGLPG02 system (all compressed
aaaea except decompression chamber) U Decompression chamber PYs 71 - 80 V Crankcase explosion PYs 71 - 80 W Deck equipment - cargo (winches
booms etc) X Deck equipment - other (anchor
vindlaes chain mooring line) Y Pailure or -chinery supports z Other
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PYa 70 80 Causetaotor
POSITION 34
U Unaeaworthr X Improper maintenance
When usinS codes (U X) tor position 34 uae those oodea to the riampht tor poaition 35
V Unknown o thtr
When using code (V) tor position 34 use thoat codes to the right tor poaition 35
POSITION 35
A Pailure or wood hull platiDgmoderate aees
B Steel hull deteriorated C Pailure to blow tubee D Not suitable tor route z Other
A Parga breampkawy improper 110oring B Breakaway due to wake wash C Enemy action D Chemical spill E Vandalism middot P Blow-out G Engine room tire undetarlllined origin H Pire otherundetermined J Dook bollud tailure K Unknown L Drilline eq_uipment M Stability N Progressive fiooding P Vesaal oveilUil and sunk Q Vake damage troll other vessel R fire barge loaded S fire barge empty - not gu lee z Other
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Factors
Valid only for PYs 63 - 7l
The following codes were used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
900 - RS bull450 Action intended 990 - Coast Guard Asaiatance (FYs 70 - 80) 999 - No additional araampa of contributing factora
Hull and Associated Parta
011 - Plates ampnd framing (ateel hull vessels) 012 - Planks tramea fastenings (wood hull vessel) 013 - Bulkheads and decks 014 - Tanka (including cargo fuel water lube oil
double bottom tanks etc)middot 015 - Holda and hatches hatch beams hatch covers 016 - Superstructure 017 - Laddamprs ~ya stairs accommodation ladders 018 - Raila and guards 019 - Masts booms cargo gear (including winches) 020 - Struta stern tube rudder shoe 021 - Ventilators 022 - Watertight closures and assorted equipment 023 - Hull part not otherwise classified 024 - Quarters living spaces toilets etc 025 - Fishing gear
Naviption
026 - Lookout 027 - Congested areas docks piers - restricted
maneuvering 028 - Buoys aids to navigation 029 - Bxceaaive apeed 030 - Channels - restricted maneuvering 031 - Poor visibility 032 - Steering gear including steering engine
rudder auto pilot 033 - Radar 034 - Pathometer sounding machine lead line 035 - Engine order telegraph bell pulls pilot
house engine controls 036 - Navigation lights (improper use of) 037 - Whistle bell born aigcala (improper use) 038 - Navisation equipment - not otherwise classified 039 - Veather generally 040 - Currents and tides
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Area o Cauaal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 A4ditio~l Contributing Pampotors
Valid only tor PYe 63 - 71
The following were ueed tor positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Liteeaviflg
041 - Lite preservers buotant cushions lite rings 042 - Lifeboats and equipment 043 - Liteboat and lite rat launching apparatus 044 -Lite rapoundte lite tloata buoyant apparatus
and equipment 045 - Lifesaving equiplltlent not otherwiae olassiied
Pireighting
051 - Pixed lirelighting systems 052 - Portable tiretighting equipment 053 - Pire detecting syateme alums
Cc11aunioationa
PYa 70-71 060 - Rampdio telephone ailed to useimproper use 061 - Rampdio telegraph telephone auto alarm etc 062 - Visual eignals including searchlights blinker
lags
Miacellaneoua
PY 71 059 - Repleniahment a t see PYa 70-71 068 - Disabled require tow PYa 70-71 069 - Background lighting obscured aide to navition
070 - Yard repairs 071 - Overloading072 Impropel loading or atowage 013 - Insufficient ventilation 074 - Ground tackle including anchor windlass 075 - Towing equipment includihg towing engine 076 - Cargo077 - Miscellaneous deck department equipment - not
otherwise claaaitied 078 - Sunken wreck 079 - Tug assisting080 - Mooring equipment lines winches
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Ar~ ot Campuaampl Connection (Contributing Paotora)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing factors
Valid only for FYa 63 - 71
lh e tolloving codes were used tor poe i tiona 36 - 38 and poaitiona 39 - U
Main Propulsion Machinery
081 - Gaaoline engine and aooeeeoriea (except outboards) 082 - Outboard motors and accessories 083 - Diesel engine and aooeaeories 084 - Steam r60iprocating engines 085 - Steam turbine and turbo-electric 086 - snata and reduction gears 087 - Propeller 088 - Main propulsion bampchinery - not otherviee olaeeitied 089 - Failure ot equipment due to improper or lack ot
IDIintenanc e 091 - Atomic reactor
Boiler
101 - furnaces including tubes caatinga superheaters economizers etc
102 - Fuel oil ayatem - (FY 71) Boiler tuel oil ayatem only
103 - Feedwater syatema including condensers and evaporators 104 - Steam ayatems main and auxillary 105 - Boiler parte and aoceasoriee - not othervise
claeaitied 106 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack ot
maintenance FY 71 107 - Fuel oil system diesel
Machinery Miacellaneoua
111 - Pumps (cargo bilge bampllampat etc) but not ire pumps fuel lube oil or teedvater pumps
112 - Refrigeration ayatema including cargo and ships service
113 - Gasoline engines except main propulsion 114 - Diesel engines ezoept main propulsion 115 - Misoellaneoue machinery - not otherviae classified 116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack ot
aintenance 117 - Miace1laneoua engineering spaces 118 - Miacellaneoua engineering tools or equipment 119 - Bilge pumps
JPY 71 120 - Miscellaneous piping ayatema
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POSITION($) 36-38 Ar~ of Cauaal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Pampotora
Valid only for PYs 63 - 71
The following oodea were used for poaitione 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Electrical
121 - Generators (except main propulsion - see code 085) 122 - Viring 123 - Lights 124 - Controls switches circuit breakers fuses etc 125 - Motors (except main propulsion) 126 - tlectrical equipment - not otherwise olaaaified 127 - Failure or equipment due to improper or lack or
maintenance
Galley and Stewards Depamprtment
131 - Stova rangaa and aaaociated equipment 132 - Galley and steward department parts and ampquipment shy
not otherwise classified PY 71 133 - Butane alleyheating stove PYs 70-71 1~0 - Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
bull
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PYa 71 - 80
Rules opound Road Violations
You can put up to three (3) letter codes in these three (3) positions 1pound leas than three (3) follow with dashes (--)
POSITION (S) 36-38
A Rule 2 Improper lightss Rule 3 Lighti for towing c Rule 4 Not under command lightaapecial operations
(or pilot rulea-apecial operations) Rule 5-10 Lights towed vesselsmall vesselpilot vessel
fishing vessel - stern lightD Rule ll Anchor lightsE Rule 15 Pog sigJlamplaP Rule 16 Speed in togaignal forward of beam
Substantial action
G Rule 17 Sail veaeela H Rule 18i Meeting situations I Rule 18ii1 Danger a1pal J Rule 18v Bend signal K Rule 18viii Overtaking L Rule 19 Crossing situation M Rule 20 Sail vessel right or wayexcept in narrow channel N Rule 21 Privileged vessel maintain course amp signal P Rule 22 Burdened vessel avo1~ crossing ahead Q Rule 23 Burdened vessel keep clear R Rule 24 Overtaking vassal keep clear S Rule 25 Keep to starboard aide opound chanDel T Rule 26 Right opound way ot fishing vaaaela U Rule 27 General prudential rule V Rule 28 Course signals internationalbacking inland fl Rule 29 Rule or good seamanship (lookout) z Rule Failure to render aeaiatance
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PYs 71 - 80
Rules of Road Violamptions
You can put up to three (3) letter codes in these three (3) positions 1pound leas tbampn three (3) follov with dashes (--)
POSITION(S) 39-41
A Excess speed a Insufficient pover c Wrong aide ot channel D Pailura to sound signals pound Meeting situation turned lett P Crossing situation burdened tailed to give vay G failed to atop or back H Elaei 1e asaneuver too little too late I Overtaking vessel ailed to keep oleer J Overtaken vessel tailed to maintain course ampa peed K Vind sea or current faotore L Agreement raaohed vessel sheered M bull Improperno lookout N Radio telephoneP RS 4450 action intended R Improper lightsshapes) T Person in charge intoxicated
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Araa ot ~ueal Connection
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Factors
PYe 72 - 80
These codes vera used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
900 - RS 4450 Action intended 990 - Coast Guard assistance (FYa 70 - 80) 991 - Violation ot Lav 999 - No additional areas ot contributing poundactors
Deecriptive Codes
026 - Lookout 027 - Congested areas docks piers - restricted maneuvering 028 - Buoys aids to navigation 029 - Excessive speed 030 - Channels - restricted maneuvering031 - Poor visibility 039 - Weather generally 040 - Currents and tides
Miscellaneous
048 - Failure to secure (or improper) 059 - Replenishment at sea 068 - Disabled require tow 069 - Background lighting obscured ampids to navigation 070 - Yard repaire includes gaa tree (FYa 73 - 80) 071 - Overloading bull 072 - Improper loading or atowage 073 - Insufficient ventilation 076 - Cargo078 - Sunken wreck 079 - Tug assisting
Machinery Miecellaneous
116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack opound mampintenance
Gamplley and Stewards DepUtment
140 - Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
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Arampas ot Causal Connection Additio~l Contributing Factors
The folloving contributing factor codes vere added in fiscal year 1972 These codes provided a greater degree or flexibility and apeoiticity in denoting cauaal connections areas ot damage 8Zld contributing causes to casualty
POSITIONS) 36-38 and 39-41
Hull 400-419
400 Hull - general 401 Hull - external-fvd 13 - bottom 402 Hull - external-midsection bottom 403 Hull - external-aft l3 - bottom 404 Hull - external-tvd l3 - aideahell 405 Hull - external-midshipsect1on-s1deahell 406 Hull - exte~nal-att l3 - aideshell 407 Hull - internale-fvd 13 408 Hull - internals-midsection 409 Hull - internals-aft l3410 External plating-superstructure 411 Internal framing-superstructure 412 Weather decks - main 413 Weather decks - superstructure 414 Decks - internal including tank top US Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
Yd 13 416 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
midsection 417 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
att 13 418 Bulkheads - above main deck 419 Bulkheads - longitudinal
Hull Damampge 920-929
920 Wasted - plate and internals 921 Wasted - veldrivet 922 Fractured - plate and internals 923 Fractured - weldrivet 924 Indented - minor 925 Set in - major 926 Buckled 927 Holed 928 Fractured - other 929 roken up (ie on rocks etc
Work Spaces 426-444
426 Work spaces - generalother 427 tork spaces - engine 428 Work spaces bull engine shops
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
429 Work spaces - engine store roome 430 Work spaces - engine paint locker 431 Work spaces - miac eng spaces (shaft
alley vent rooms) 432 Work spaces - bridge ampaav spacee 433 Work spaces - deck shops 434 Work spaces - deck storerooms 435 Work spaces - paint locker 436 Work spaces - cargo holds 437 Work spaces - cargo holds Tveen deck 438 Work spaces - cargo holds lo~er 439 Work spaces - galley 440 Work spaces - galley ato~ea
(includes ete~arda) 441 Work spaces - main deck cargo vinch
area 442 Work spaces - main deck cargo hold
area 443 Work spaces - reefer holds 444 Work spaces - fish hold
Living Spaces 446-450
446 Living spaces - crev 447 Living spaces - crev toiletsho~er 448 Living spaces - passenger 449 Living spaces - passenger toiletshower 450 Living spaces - passenger (other)
Built-in Tanka 451-466
451 Tanks - ballut(beginning PY 73) 452 Tanka - atterpeaklateru rake 453 Tanks - cargo oil 454 Tanka - cctrerdamadoubleakin 455 Tanka - deep 456 Tanka - distilled water 457 Tanka - double bottom 458 anka - drainvells 459 lanks - torepeaklbownke 460 Tanka - tuel oil day tank 461 lampnks - fuel oil settlera 462 Tanka - potable water 463 Tanka - sewage 464 Tanks - sump 465 Tanka - voids 466 Tanks - other
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POBITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Hull amp Hull Fittinamps amp Outfittings 467 - 484
467 Cargo battens and cleats 468 Cargo oontampiner cells 469 Cargo contLiner stowage fittings 470 Equipment stowage 471 Pire stltion boxea 472 Grain handling ampnd stowage fittings 473 Hamptoh tent arrangements 474 Lashing fittingscargo tie down 475 Mooring fittings generampl 476 Mooring bitts and foundations 477 Mooring pawls and chain stoppers 478 Protective devices 479 Safety rails ampnd fittings 480 Securing devices 461 Skylights 482 Windows - port holesdead lights 483 Wire reels 484 Other
Deck Covering 485-493
485 Living spaces 486 Galley spaces 487 Deck treads and nonskid 488 Ladder treads 489 Portable gratings 490 Toiletshower spaces 491 Wood decking 492 Working spaces 493 Other
Access 494-515
494 Accommodation ladders 495 Doors - general 496 Doors - cargo 497 Doors - exterior 498 Doors - interior 499 Doors - reefer 500 Doors - watertight SOl Ploor plates ampnd supports 502 Gratings and supports 503 Laddera inclined - external 504 Ladders portable inclined - external 505 rddera vertical inclined - external 506 Ladders inclined - internal 507 Laddera portable inclined - internal 508 Ladders vertical inclined - internal 509 Manholes 510 Scuttles 511 Ship B gampngWa)
POSITION($) 36-38 and 39-41
512 Sideports 513 Stages 514 Working platforms 515 Other
Deck amp Carso 516-589
Mampats Booms amp Rigging 516-531
516 General 517 locka 518 Booms - general ampmisc small 519 Heavy lit booms 520 Car carriers 521 F6nders 522 Lanyarda 523 Mampata and kingposts 524 Nets 525 Rigging - general526 Slings 527 Spreaders 528 Fishing gear ~ general 529 Nets 530 Booms masts etc 531 Boom cradle
Winches 535-555 bull 535 Boat winches 536 Cargo winches 537 Fishing winches 538 Hand winches 539 Towing winches 5U Other 542 Anchorveesel anchored 543 Anchor chain-including riding
pawldevils olav 544 Anchor windlass - general 545 Automatic mooring winches 546 General-control-teaturea 547 Capstans - generampl 548 Mooring winches - general 549 Mooring lines-generalunknown
vessel moored 550 - Natural tiber 551 - Wire rope 552 - Srnthetic rope 553 - Towing cable 554 - Misc towing equip 555 - Other
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POSTIONS) 36-38 and 39--1
Cranes 556-558
556 Gentry eranes - general 557 Revolving cranes - general 558 Other
Hatch Covers 559-563
559 Hatch beams and boards 560 Pontoons and beams middot 561 Mechanical hatch covers-general 562 Mechanical hatch covers-electric
hydraulic drive general 563 Mechanical hatch covers electroshy
mechanical drive general (chain etc )
Elevators Conveyors and Dumbwaiters s6s - 571
565 Conveyors - cargo general 566 Dumbwaiters 567 Elevators - cargo - general 568 Elevators - personnel569 Engineers platform hoist 570 Pork lifts 571 Other
Steering Gear 572-588
572 Bov thruster - general 573 Steering gear - general 574 Cross head and erose head drive 575 Pollov-up mechanism (linkages) 576 Hydraulic system 577 Lubrication 578 Pumps 579 Rams cylinders 580 Steering stands amp trick vheela 581 Rudder - general 582 Carrier bamparing 583 Horn 584 Pintle and gudgeon 585 Stock bearing 586 Stock packing gland 587 Planking ~udder
588 Other
Stabilizers 589
589 Stabilizers - general
Galley and lAundry 590 - 600
590 Galley equipment - generalother 591 Laundry equipment - generalother
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
592 Dish washers 593 Steam galley equipment - general 594 Garbage disposals ampchutes 595 Miscellaneous mechanical equipment 596 Ovens 597 Pressing and ironing equipment 598 Range$ 599 Refrigerators 600 Washing maohinea and dryers
Cargo Hold Dehumidiie~s 601
601 Cargo hold dehumidiioation-generampl (cargo air)
Heating Ventilation amp Air Conditioning b02-bl2
602 Air conditioning - general 603 Ventilation - general 604 Covla 605 Dampera 606 Ducts and supports 607 Goosenecks 608 Heaters - electric 609 Steam or hot water 610 Gaaolineoil 611 Gas (butane etc) 612 Other
Main ProyenSla1on 613-7 8
Diesel Engines 613-635
613 Main propulsion diesel engine 614 Main propulsion diesel governing system 615 Main propulsion diesel reduction 618 Fmerg dieaal generator engiae - general 619 Elmerg diesel generator eiigiDe - engine
(excluding accessories) gov~ system
620 Elmerg diesel gen eng - inat~umentation 621 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral diesel
oil B1Btera 622 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral freah
vater cooling ayatem 623 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral lube
oil system
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POSITION($) 36-38 alld 39-41
624 Emerg dieeel gen engine - integral starting mechanism
625 Ships aervioe diesel gen engine shygeneral
626 Ships service diesel sen engineshyengine excluding aeeeaaoriee) governinamp 171 tem
627 Ships service diesel generator 628 Ships aervice diesel generator
engine - integral diesel oil system 629 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral fresh water cooling system 630 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral lube oil system 631 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral starting mechanism 632 Lifeboat diesel enginea 633 Small boat gaaoline engine shy
(inboard)634 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(outboard) 635 Otherdiesel cargo pumps on Tank barge 636 Main propulsion turbines - general
(hignlov pressure) 637 Governing system 638 Integral gland seal regulating 639 Integral lubrication ayatem 640 Jacking gear 641 Maneuvering valves 642 Main propulsion gears - (reduction
gears) 643 Integral lubrication ayatem 644 Other
Shafting end Bearings 645 - 652
6i5 Bearings - general646 Shafting - general 6-7 Line 68 Tail 649 earing - thrust 650 Stern tube assembly - oil lubrication 651 Stave typeatutpound1ng boz 652 Other
Pl-olllers 653 - 657
653 hopellara - solid 65-4 Built-up 655 Controllable pitch propellers-general 656 Control ecbaniem 657 Othernot apecitied
Turbinea 658 - 665
658 Emergency generator gas turbines 659 Main propulaion gas turbines
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-middot1
660 Ships service generator ~a 665 Other
Vacuum EqUipment 666-671
666 Au111ary air ejectors ampcondensers 667 Auxiliary condensers 668 Ezhampust condenser 669 Main air ejectors amp condensers 670 Main condenser 671 Other
Pump (poundor both deck and engine room) 672 - 677
672 Centrifugal pumps - gerteral 673 Hand pumps 674 Hy-draulic motore - genePel 675 Hy-draulic puml)a - gerteral676 Reciprooa ting pumpa - prteral 677 Rotary pumps - general
PipY Pittinga amp Vallea poundor both deck and engine room) 6amp1-695
681 Pleible Tubing682 Gauge Linea 683 Hose (other than poundire) 664 Pipe pounditt~ 665 Pipirtg686 Sea cheats ampoverboard discharge
oonneotiona bull 687 Sea strainers (in piping) 688 See valves 689 System fittings (strainers tilterst
traps etc ) drains 690 Tubing 691 Valves - general 692 Regulating 693 Reliet 694 Check balance 695 Other
Compressors 696 - 698
696 Air compreaaors - general 697 Refrigeration compressors - general 698 Other
AU1liarz Sta tam furbiDe a amp Gears 99 - 707
699 Pump turbines - general 700 Goverrting aratem 701 Integral lubrication 111tem
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POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
702 Ships service generator turbines shygeneral
703 Ships service generator turbines shygoverning eyetem
704 Ships service generator turbineamp shyintegral gland aeal regulating a19tem
705 Ship a se~vioe generator turbines shyintegral lubricating system
706 Ships service generator turbines shyreduction gear assembly
707 Other
Boilers 708 - 130
708 Air heaters 709 Boiler casings 710 Boiler drums and internals 711 Boiler tubes 712 Boiler valves 713 Boiler water level indicators 714 Boiler water testing 715 Brickwork and refractoryfirebox 716 Burner lame scanning system 717 Burner ignition system 718 Combustion control 719 Desuperheatera 720 Draft gauges 721 Fuel oil burners ampair register 722 Feed water regulators 723 Economizer 72~ Sampety valves 725 Smoke indicators 726 Soot blowers 727 Superheaters 728 Superheater temperature regulators 729 Uptakes and inner stack 730 See 744
Blowers and Pane 732 - 734
732 Forced draft blowers - generalor turbo air intake on diesel
733 Ventilation tans - general 734 Other
Unfired Pressure Vampaaell and Non-built-tanka 735 - 741
735 Air receivers 736 Drain tanks 737 Expansion tLnke 738 Gravity tanks 139 Hydraulic accumulators 740 Mirlng tanka 741 Other
POSITION(S 36-38 and 39-41
Coolers Condensers 742 - 753
742 Coolers - general 743 Diesel oil purifier heater 744 Peed water beater amp vent condenser - gen 745 Lubrication oil purifier heater 746 Main propulsion lubrication oil coolers 747 Reefer compartment air eoolera 748 Reefer compartment pipe coila 749 Reefer condensers 750 Reefer liquid auction heat exchangers 751 Reefer secondary rerig eoolers 752 Cargo and fuel oil heating coils 753 Other
Purifiers 754
754 Puriiere
Evaporators 755 - 758
755 Contaminated steam generators 756 High preeaure evapora tore 757 Lev pressure evaporatoramp 758 Other
Electrical 759 - 780
759 Main motor 760 Main motor air cooler 761 Main generator 762 Main generator air cooler
Electric Generatora 763 - 765
763 Emergency cenerator - general 764 Ships service generators - general 765 Other
Electric Power Distribution 766 - 776
766 Batteries 767 Battery charcera 768 Distribution panels (other than
switchboard panels 769 Emergency generator switchboard 770 Lighting panels 771 Power panels 772 Ships service generator switchboard 773 Teet panel 774 Tranaormers 775 Wiring 776 Other
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POSTION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Motors and Controllers 777 - 780
777 Electric motors 778 Electric motors 779 Electric motor
maohinery) 780 Electric motor
machinery)
(non-deck machinery) (deck machinery)
controllers (non-deck
controllers (deck
Interior Communications 781 - 794
781 Telephone system 782 Call bell system
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Lighting 817 - 821
817 Lighting - crev areee (includes eiring) 818 Lighting - navi~tion 819 Portable lighting 820 Searohlights 821 Othercargo holds
Miaoellampneous Workshop Equipment 822 - a3a
822 Burning equipment 823 Drill presses
783 Cargo oil temperature recording system 824 Engine test stand 7811 Engine order telegraph 785 Engineers signal and alarm system 786 General alarm system 787 Individual system alarm systems
(excluding specific equipment alarms) 788 Propeller shaft revolution
indicator system 789 Repoundrigeration temperature
recording system 790 Rudder angle indicator system 791 Salinity indioator system - teed
condensate 792 Sound povered telephone system 793 Wheelhouse alarm system 794 Other
Exterior Communications 795 - 801
795 Auto alarm 796 Lifeboat portable radio equipment 797 Radio telegraph equipment 798 Radio telegraph equipment 799 Radio teletype Equipment BOO Bridgebridge radio 801 Otherharbor advisory radar
Navigation Equipment 802 - 816
802 Course recorder 803 DECCA navigator 804 Echo depth sounder 805 Electric steering - gyro pilot system 806 Pog gong 807 Gyro compass system 808 Loran 809 Hampgnetic copaaa 810 Radar - general 811 Radar - collision avoidance 812 Radio direction finder 813 Ship B bell 81JI Signal lights 815 Whistle siren 816 Other (charts poundailed to use etc)
825 Grinders 826 Hand tools 827 Hydraulic jacks 828 Lathes 829 Lifting gear - including chain
all and come-along 830 Milling machines 831 Paint aprampying outfit 832 Power drive portampble tools 833 Sav - motor drivenmiddot 83Jt Shapers 835 Welding equipment 836 Work bench 837 Vises 838 Other
Inatrumenta (not covered in other main components) B39 - B45
839 Clinometers 840 Main gauge board 841 Portampble instruments 842 System indicating instruments 843 Srstem recording instruments 844 Teat instrumentation 845 Other
Automamption (not covered in other main components) 846 - 852
846 Bell recorderamp 847 Bridge console 848 Condition recorders temperature
pressure etc 81f9 Engineroom console 850 Inormation recorders 851 Throttle control equipment 852 Other
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POSITON(S) 36-38 Area of Cauaal Connection (Contributing Paotore)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Paotora
The following cOdes were used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Firefiibting 853 - 864
653 Fixed systems - fire maine and hose 854 C02 855 Steam 656 Sprinkler 857 Other 858 Semi-portable - C02 859 Portable - C02 860 Other 861 Fire ~etecting systems and alarms 862 Emergency equipment - (breathing apparatus ax et~) 864 Other
Lifesaving 865 - 874
665 Life preserver - approved866 Lite preserver - diaapproved 667 Buoyant oushion lite ring 868 Lifeboat 869 Equipment 870 Davits (launching apparatus) 871 Lite raft - inflatable 872 Launching apparatus 873 Other (bouyant apparatus and lite floats) 874 Lite aaving equipment not otherwise claaaitied
Miscellaneous 875 - 878
875 Main propulsion reciprocating 876 Main bearings 877 PistonampJ rod etc 878 Jacking gear
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POSITION(S) 42 ~eather at Time of Casualty
1 - Clear 2 - Partly Cloudy 3 - Overcaa t 4 - Pog 5 - Rain 6 - Snow 7 - Other (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSITION(S) 43 Visibility at Time of Campaualty
1 - Leas than 14 mile 2 - l4 to leas than 12 mile 3 - 12 to lees than 1 mile 4 - 1 mile to leas than 2 miles 5 - 2 miles and over (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSTION(S) 44 Wind at Time of Casualty
1 - Calm 2 - 1-3 knots 3 - 4-10 knots 4 - 11-16 knots 5 - 17-27 knots 6 - 28-40 knots 1 - U-55 knots 8 - 56-65 knots 9 - greater than 65 knots (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSITION(S) 45-47 Air Temperature at Time of Campaualty - Fahrenheit (FYa g3 - 6a5
POSITION(s) 45-47 Specific Location o Caaualty (PYa 69 - 80)
POSITION(S) 45 Great Lakes (FYa 69 - 80)
T - Lake Huron Straits o Hackinampo and St Marys River
U - Lake Ontario and Lower N~ River St Lawrence River Lake Champlain and New York State Barge Canal System
V - Lake Michigan
W - Lake Superior
I - Lake Erie including Niagara River Detroit River Lake St Clair and St Clair River
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POSITION(S) 46middot47 Use nearest degree of latitude and longitude respectively
Location Codes tor the High Seas (FYs 69 bull 80)
Pind the loeamption ot the casualty on the attached chart (titled Open Ooeen Coding Chart) by utilitzing the latitude ampnd longitude Enter alpha ohampracter located in large blocked area in Poeition 45 Enter tile nWDber loeampted in upper left hand corner of the small squares vithin cb blocked area in positiona Jt6 and 47
Coastal iiampters (FYa 69 - 70)
Use first three digits of the five digit index on the folloving page I the first digit is e one then subaitute ampn S in ita place
Coastal ~aters (FYa 71 - 75)
Use the first three digits of the five digit index on the folloving page
PYs 76 bull 80 to oode an area in the Coastal U S first refer to pages 36-39 aM loeate the geographical point where the casualty occurred or the point closest to the location o the caaualty If a eampeuamplty occurred on the high a eea and a coaa tal poaition is used as a reference point then indioate that reference point or point or the list closest to it When the geographloal point has been determined use the second thru forth nWIIbera of the listinamp and place them in positions 45-47 The folloving example vill illustrate the above 111ethodt
A casualty occurs near Myrtle Beach South Carolina Using a map or chart it is determined thampt Myrtle Beach is located nearest to Georgetown Lisbt whoee second thru forth digits are 201 This number is placed in positions 45-47
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f30 ampUill(IAltIm 48 fli N 122 30 W 18700 SRUIUGIN IlIANDII M liON till t2W 440 Point Roberts Lt 48 ll8 N 123 OS W 710 -Cape Wedee LJ 450 Patoa 1 Lt 48 47 N 122 M W 720 -ampnd Point 5518N 118 53 w
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54 29N lU411W 17600 V41fCOVVJIl lllloAND 18000 UKIIIAII ISLAND
610 -VIdorlamp 48 25N 110 -Cape Panltol 4- 54 40N 16304 V123 24 w 1120 -Sooteb Cap LL620 -Eftvi111CU 54 UN 1114 uw48 26N 123 211 w m -C~Icher Lt610 -Race Rockl Lt M36N 11145W48 18 N 123 32W640 -Sheringl~am Point Lt 48 23N 123 5 w IlOilO AlntluWa6liO -Carmanah Lt 48 37N 12-l 45 wll60 -Prcllena Point LL 48 43N 125 011 w 111010679 -Cape Beale Lt 48 47N 125 13 w 030
Akutan Harbor Lt MOON IMKW 680 -AlHntl 4lll4N 124 48 w UlllfWbull 53 il2~11030600 -Amphitrite Point Lt lJutcl HIUWr -- bullmiddot-- bull bull 53M UUHyen48MN 125 32W171011 MO Makllllia 53 46N 166 SIW-Lennard 1 Lt 49 07N 125 5$ w OliO710 -Estevan Point Lt ~Ill 1 Lt 5li23N tnaw 720 -Lookout 1 LL
4amp 23N 126 33 w 11110 1 North Cape Lt 53 26N 174 u w liOOON 127 27 w 079 OJeat llitkln I Swallow Head730 -Cape Cook Bolander 1 LL 5007N 127 li7W Lt 112 07N 1711 011 w740 -Prlte Allu li023N 127 28 V7li0 -Kalns r Lt li026N 128 02 w Mil Adak 1 SID~ CllH ~~52 N 176 38 w 760 -CRpe Scott Lt liO 47 N 128 2amp w 010 AmtAitke I mtantine Harllor Ill 24 N 179 18 E 710 -Nanaimo 177 33 EUIIOO 1Cm11 Harbor Ill lliiN49 tON 123 56 V171100 Ne111 Wtetminlter 411 12N
110 SU111fa 1bull Alca11 Harbor 52 laquoN 174 04 E122 55 w810 120 Allu 1 Manacre amp~~ 5150N 1711 14 E--------middotmiddotmiddot--middot---middot-----middot 41 17N 123 07W 111200 PRIBILOP ULANDS820 Ea 1 Lt 61 16N 127 liO w
17900 Qvux CHAIILOIIII laLANDI no -81 Paul 1 Vill41f Cregt 57 08N 179 10 w 1110 -Cape Rt lampDIft Lt 51 56 N 131 01 w1120 -Lanpra l Lt 5415N 133 03 w 11300 Aluka1130 -Lawn Polnt U 5325N 131 uw
18000 Octcft Fall1 52 21 N 127 42W 11310810 PriJaq Rvpert MIIIN 130 110 w Seallon Rocks Lt 6528N 163 II W3ln Port Molltr M SON Ifill 34 W
18100 330 Capo lknlavin LL 5623N 160 08 wAluka MO Pori Hci4en 56 53N 168 4lW350 Pilot PlritJt 67 33 N l$736WJIIO Tree Point Lt st 48 N 130 116 w
120 Barren 1 Lt- 64 45 N 131 21 w 379 6732N 157 25 w360 yent 56 12N 157 22 w
HO Cape bbaoon Lt 54 41 N 132 01 w 380 Nd- ------middotmiddot 58 43 N 157 01 w 130 Kttdlika11 M 20 N l3l 38W 390 Cllab Point150 Cape Muzon Lt M 40 N 132 41 w ll8 Sl N lllil 33 w
lliO lhllll DiUinpj~Jm 59 02N 168 liD wC~pe Ba~~olome Lt 55 14 N 133 37 w 1i500 NUNIY All fiiiAND170 bullbulln111a 56 28 N 131 23 w 510 -Clape Mohiean LL flO 13 N 1117 27W110 Pderobltrr 56 4amp N 132 ll7 w 1120 -NculllartJor 1110 Cape kleclslon Lt 56 110 N 134 08 w 60 12 N lllii511W111000 St Lllrurmu 1 ~GGgt1gc 63 41 N18200 Cape Ommaney Lt 56 10 N lM 40 W 170 24 w 210 lllO Point Romanor LL fo3 12 N 161110 wSftk4 57 03 N 135 mw 820 St MicAGtl 161 02W220 Cape Edgecumbe LtbullmiddotlgtrJ 57 00 N 131151 w fo3 211 N llO Klokaehef I LL r~l 57 24 N 1311 54 w EIO U~laquo~laklutbull 63 62N 160 46 w 240 640 Cape Darby Lt 64 20N 162 47WLlslanslll Strait Enuance Lt S1 51 N 136 26 w 2liO J111ltllamplc 58 18 N 134 25 w 1M 24W650 SolGmu bull-middotbullw- _ middot-~-- _ 64 33N 260 6liO Nomt~ M ON 165 25 wSJiGtflliGf 59 27 N 1311 20 w 670 3ledae 1 Lt279 Cape Spencer LL M 12 N 136 38 w 64 30N lllllll w
fi80 Cape ROdney Lt 64 40N 1118 24 w2liO Ocean Cfpe Lt Sll 32 N 131111 w (liD200 Point Spel(lf Jt II~ UN 10160WYakutat 59 33 N 139 tt w18300 Cape St Elias Lt 59 48 N 144 36 w M liN IIIII lOW 1871)0 QriJlltkl Hflrllor
310 Cape Blnchinbrook Lt 60 14 N 146 311W 3ln Cqrd 60 33 N 145 46 w330 Vbullldtz 61 01 N 146 15 w 340 JJAilaquoitr 60 50 N H8 40 V 3liO Point Elrington Lt bull 69 56 N 148 15 w 300
371) eac_~~~~~~~~-~-~-~~-~~ ~ ~ H9 17W ittllard B9 26W
380 Pilot Rock Lt -~11 44 N H1128W 31l0 Seal Rooks Lt fill 31 N UQ 38W
18400 JIut Ch11peh 1 LL 51106 N IM 26 W 410 Ped 1 Lt Samp 07 N 161 36 w 4ll0 East Amatull I LL ll8 55 N 151 57 w 430 FlaliLL 5920N 152 00 w 440 ampIILraquogt11 50 26 N 161 K W
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Lolli No Pilot 1M Loq Place Lat
iJ II~ HAWAIUJf ISUWDS
20000 8AWJIU MOIOitAI-Continued
010 -KauhGia PoiDL Ltbullbullbullbull 20 UN llili 41JW 20il3CI -Makanalua Penlnaula MoshyOll -Kbullildkm undillll-----middot----- 20 08N 1515 M W loklli Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 l3N U668W 000 -Lau Point Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 2000N JliliUW 20600 OAHU00) t Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull Ill amp1 N Ui501W 610 -Makapuu Point Lt tlltN 157 311 w 0$0 Ltbullbullbullbullbull Ill 41 N IMOSW 8211 -Diamond Bead Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull ZllampN U740W060 111 tfN lllSOfW 631) -Hnolrdwbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 UN 167 112V 070 Ill 31 N t54411W 1140 -Pearl Barbaebullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 22N 157 MW080 19 5SN 1515 41 w 6liO -Barbers Polite Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 18N 1M 011 W=Kbull w fi~~E~~~-======OliO -Kauna Point Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 19 OZN IIJill3 W 600 -Kauna Point LLbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 31N 1M l7W
20100 Ill 211 N 1115 HW 170 -Kaneobe Bay Prramld Roell no = ~rT 11138N 156 00 w Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 11746W21211N120 -Kenllllle Point Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 11144N IHOfW 130 moo Kwu1115 GO W 140 =~-= 20UN
20 02N lAMW 710 -Kilauea Point U bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 22lN UII24W
-KIIhala Point Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 1511 JSW no -Kaullrl Bead Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 20 t6N 1513$ w
20200 MUI 720 2200N 730 -NautUiutili ampJbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 67N 1511 21 w
220 20 45N lliliMIW 740 -MIIIIabuena Point Lt bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 62N 1511 27 w -IIRM ~-middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot 11 MN 1511 31 w-Pwt AUIlbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull
240 211MN 156 28 w 230 -Pauwelf oint LLbullbullbullbullbullbull 211 57N 156 20W l7GOeo -Hanapepe Bar Puolo Point
-KbullbullMhl bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 MN UII36WLtbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull230 -Nakalekl Point Ltbullbullbullmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot 21 OZN 156 36 w 770 -Kokokl Point Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 81 N 1511 t8 w
210 2D 52N 156 40W 20800 2110 -Bawea Point Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 OON 1110 40 w
Lebua I Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull bullbullbullbullbullbullbull 22 01 N 160 011 w-Lilklllbull--middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot----middotmiddotmiddotmiddotshy 280 Mcar Banamanloa LLbullbullbullbullbull 21131N 1M 25W 810 Nil-au 1 N-IXIGmiddotmiddot bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 UN 160 uw 20300 olo lnll Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 2D 38N 1M311W 820 Nlboa bullbullbullbull 230tN 161 51V
310 KallOOianl 8outbwat Poillt 830 Necker 1 bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 233$N 104 fiW Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 211 30N 840 French Frijlato Shoals But Ibullbull 23 47N 1611 13 w156 toW
20400 LAKAI 850 Gardner Pmnadesbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 25llON lli8 011 w 410 -CapeK~ Ltbullbull_ bullbullbullbullbullbullbull 20 44N Uill8W 850 17lttW 410 -KeKliiCicpn Hllrller--------middot- 2D 47N 157ll0 w 8111 l~~h 26
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510 -Luu Point Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 2t OIN 117 18 w 110 -8and 1 Aero Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull Ill liN 177 23 w 177 M w520 -x_ 2l 06N 167 112 w -WHu6tr NW_lbullbullbullbullbull BIINi _
18 05 N rrt lil w221110 lila Mona Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull - 18 22N 17 11 V120 Punta 1iampuero Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull ti30 Punta Borlnquen Ltbullbullbullbullbullbull 18 30N 117 01 w 040 ampn1 Junbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull IS 28N 6607V 1150 Cabo San Juan Lt bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 18 23 N IS 37 V IIIlO Isla Cabeza d~ htro Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 18 lliN M 3~V 870 Eltu11111fa Hotlllobullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 18 ttN 1153aW uo Punta Tuna Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 17 IIIN 8563W 1110 Punta FIKQlU Putorto Arroyo
Lt 17 ampTN 6603V 22700 lila Cau de M- Ltbullbullbullbullbullbull lIMN 66 31 w
110 Prmubullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 17511N 6637V 720 OHnicobullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 17 18 N 116115W
l1MN 117 Jl w730 Campbo Bolo Ltbullbullbullbullbull middot-middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotbullbullbullbullbull 740 JIIRbull 11 liN rrtllIV
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Western Rivers Gulf and Gulf Interooaatal Waterway (PYa 69 - 75)
POSITION(S) 45
A - Lover Kiesieeippi River from head of peasea to Ohio River (AHP) APS - Preeport Sulfur Campnal AGO - Gulf Outlet ASW - SW Pass ASP - South Pass AAL - Pase Loutre
B - Upper Miaaiaeippi River - from mouth of the Ohio River to Minneapolis including the St Croix River LAke St Croix and Minnesota River
C bull Illinois Vatervay - mouth to Chieampgo
D - Alleghany River - from Pt Pittsburg to Oil City Pennsylvania
E - Honogahela River - from Pt Pittsburg to source
p - Missouri River - from junction ~ith Hiseieaippi River to head of navigation
G - Kanawaha River - from junction vith Ohio River to heampd of navigation
H - Kentucky River - from junction vith Ohio River to ht~ad of Dampviption
J - Cumberland River - from junction vith Ohio River to head of navigation
K - Tennessee River - from junction vith Ohio River to Knoxville Tennessee
L - Arkansas River - from junction vith Hissiseippi River to head of navigation
H - Gulf Intercoastal Vaterway (vest) - from Harvey Locks vest to Brownsville Texas
HP - Horgan City Port Allen Route HA - Atchatalara River HB - Barataria Itatervay ML - Bayou LAFourche HH - kouma Navigational Canal MC - Calcaaieu River MV - Vermillion River MBS - Bayou Sorrel MQB - Brazos River MHO - Harvey Locka Algiers Canal M28 - Vest Port Arthur Bridge H09 - Horgan City Bridge MAB - Bervick Bar ridge HTG - Tennessee Gamps Pipeline Canal
H - Gulf Intercoastal Waterva) (eaat) - from Nev Orleane to terminus
P - Ohio River - from Pt Pittsburg to source
Q - Other Rivera
QG - Green River HSC Houston Ship Channel
POSITION(S) 46-47 Designate river mile to nearest ten miles eg mile 3ll6 35
Some case were coded using the charaotera lie ted for subsets ot wa tertMy areea rather than the river mile poata
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POSITON(S) 4B Sea Conditions at time opound Cauualtr
1 - Calm 2 - Seaavell 5-15 poundeet 3 - Seaavell 16-20 teet 4 - Seampavell 21-40 teet
or slight chop o~ moderate chop-rough or heampvy chopvery rough
5 - Seaavell over 40 teet 6 - Ice (-) Unknown or inautficient information
POSITION(S) 49-50 s Temperature at Time of Casualty (PYa 63 - 68)
- ~enheit
POSITION(S) 49-50 Specific Type ot Vessel (PYs 69 - 80)
These positions allov tor further specifying the vessel type coded in positions 13-14
01 Artificial Island
01 Mobile drilling rig submersible 02 Mobile drilling rig semi-submersible 03 Mobile drilling ~ig jaok-up 04 Work over rig jaok-up 05 Work over rig other 99 Fixed plattormaztificial island
02 Freis t ship
Position lt9
P Liberty ship (conversion) Q Victory ship R C-1 A S C-1 B T C-2 U C-3 V C-4 W C-5 X C-6 Y C-7amp8 Z T-2 (dry)
Position 50
Q General A Bulk carrier S Container ship (or deck) T Railroad carrier l~ghters U Selpound-unloampder V Combe freight carecontainers W LIGLPG X ROROY Molten sultur Z Ammoniahazardous material chemical
9 Other (inter-island treight small)
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POSITION(S) ~9-50 Specific ype opound Vassel (oonttnued)
03 Freight Barge end 28 Freigpt amprge Hazardoua Mampter1ampla
06 Dr7 eamprgo unspecified 79 Ocean bulk ( petro phoaphampte etc )07 Open hopper 80 Ooaan other (lumber dock) 08 Covered hopper 81 lAah barge 09 Deck loading 99 Other or unknown (dWilp acov) 10 Railroad or container 11 Dr7 cargo other 12 Shellsandrock barge
0 Commercial Vessels - Freight or Pueengers
13 011 industry supply vessel (except orev boats) 70 Fishing aupplytrertaport 98 Diving barge 99 Otherunkrtovn NOC (eg workboat amp misc)
05 Conatruction amp Wrecking Vessels
14 Derrick berge 15 Pile driver 16 Pipe layingjetting 17 Drilling barge 18 Drilling ship salt-propelled 19 Drilling tender rig tender 99 Construction vessel other (dredge tender power barge barge tender)
06 - 07 Dredge
06 Dredge salt-propelled 07 Dredge non-self-propelled
08 Fishing Vessel
Poaition 49 Position 50
A - Haul seines A - Shrimp B - Purse seines amp lampar nete B - Ground poundiah (flounder haddock perch C - Bag netscoop nets cod) D - Beam travla c - Salmon E - Other trawls (trawls amp D - Tuna
shrimp trawla) dragger E - OJater P - Pots amp trapa p - Crab king G - Gill nets G - Crab other K - Hook amp bait including trollers H -Menhaden J - Longline J - Lobster K - h-edge Ilt - Clam L - Tongraketork L - Scallop K - Canner7 vessel or tender M - Halibut 9 - Other not otherwise classified N - Snappergrouper (-) Unlmow 9 - Other
(-) Unknown
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Specific Type opound Vessel (continued)
09 TugboatsTowboats
20 - Harbor tug (vessel assistance) 21 - Marborintracoaatal towing 22 - Ooeanotfahore towing 23 - Riverinland towing (pushing) 24 - Riverinland towing (towing astern) 25 - Switcher 67 - Tail boat (tow assistance) 68 - Head boat (tow aeaistampnoe) 70 - Integrated tug barge 99 - Other unknown not otherwise classified
10 Paaaanger Vessel Over 65 100 GT and Over
11 Passenger Vessel Over 65 Under 100 GT
12 Passenger Vessel Under 65
27 - crewboat 28 - Charter fishing 29 - Water taxi 60 - Excursion vesselsight seeing 99 - OtherNOC (eg hydrofoil)
13 Perr1es Over 65 100 GT and Over
14 Parries Over 65 Under 100 GT
15 Perries Under 65
90 - Auto 91 - Railroad cars 92 - Passenger 93 - Passengerauto
16 Passenger Barge (Incl Cable Perry Barges amp Piahing Barge)
17 TltUlk Vessel
30 - T-2 31 - EX t-2 (eg jumbo-ized) 32 - T-1 33 - T-3 34 - T-5 97 - Dampngeroua cargo (tetra ethyl lead methyl lead aqua ammonia) 99 - Other NOC (inland or amall coaa tal)
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Spec1pound1o ype ot Vessel (continued)
18 or 29 Tank Barges
35 bull Liquid cargo barge unapecitied36 - Single skinned liquid barge 37 - Double skinned liquid barge (including olean petrochemicals eg
aromatics trichloride) 38 - Cylinder tank open hopper and void 39 - Cylinder tank decked over 40 - Other liquid barge (eg brine drilling mud etc) 41 - LPGLIG (butane open hopperpropylene) 42 - Chlorine 43 - Sulfur liquid 44 - Ammonia preeeure tLnk 45 - Ammonia low temper~ture 46 - tow temperature other 47 - Acid aulturic 48 - Acid other 49 - Caustic unspecified 50 - Caustic soda liquid51 - Caustic aodamp high temperature52 - High temperature other 69 - Styrene adiponitrile acrylonitrile pampraylene vinyl acetate
ethyl benzene alkyl benzene 71 - Ethyl ether 99 - Ammonia sulfate liquid (aelf unloaded)
fertilizer other
23 Miacellaneoue Vessels
53 - Pleasure craft 54 bull Reeeamprchoceanographic veaael 55 - Sub tender catamaran 56 - Seaplane 57 - Pilot vessel 58 - Cable ahip59 - Submersible 63 - LSTLCM etc mil lighter 64 - Sludge sewage etc 76 - Man-o-war 77 - Dredge self-propelled 78 - Dredge non-self-propelled 86 - Perry boat 87 - Seine boat 88 - School boat 99 - Other ~kelp outter state enforcement eg Pish and
Wild tire drydook)
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POSITION(S) 5l-52t Number or Crev Member Killed or Missing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 53-54t Number or Passengers Killed or Missing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 55-56t Number or Longshoremen amp Harbor Vorkers Killed or Missing amp Presumed i5eampd
POSITION( B) 57-58r Number or Others Killed or Hiaaing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 59-60r Number of Crew Membera Injured amp Incapacitated Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 61-62 Number or Passengers Injured amp Incapacitated Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 63-64r Number ot LolShoremen ampHarbor Vorkers Injured amp Incapaci ta ted Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 65-66 Number ot Others Injured ampIncamppampcitampted Over 72 Houramp
If a vessel casualty involvea deaths andor injuries see coding instructions titled Personnel Injuries and Deaths
POSITION(S 67-70a Estimated toeaDamage to Vessel
POSITION($) 71-74 Eatillllited LoaaDamage to Cargo
POSITION(S) 75-78r Estimated LossDamage to Other Property
Code in unite ot thoueands but first round orr to nearest thoueands For emmpler Ipound the value is SlSOO round it ott to 2000 and code ampa 0002 It the value is $4499 round it ofpound to $4000 and code as 0004 tor positions 69 - 78t
POSIriON(S) 79 Veaeel amp Total Loss
l - Yea 2 - No
POSITION(S) BOa Piller (unused) (FY 1e 63 -73)
POSITION(S) 80r Special Indicator (PYs 74 - 80) previously position 21 ~see page 5 tor codes)
POSIriON(S) 81-82t Clendar Year
POSITION(S) 83-B~r Piacal Year
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I VESSEL NAMEDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATON V S COAST GUARD CODE SHEET -MARINE CASUAL TV STATISTICS
CGHQ-4095 Rev 12bull75)
1
2
2 CASE NO ( 1bull5)
11 SEQUENCE NUMBER
17 A
NATURE 132middot331
NSTRUCTIONS
Vessel casualty with no personal injuries or death 3 Vessel casualty and personal injury or death Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers code all items in Sections Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers and enter codes in Sections 1 and 2shy1 and 2 of code sheet For each related CG-924E enter codes in Section 3 of same code sheet if there are 2
or more persns involved enter data frol)l first CGmiddot924E in Col A of Section 3 data Personal injury or death not involving a vessel casualty from second m Col B etc If more than 4 persons involved use a second code sheet Obtain data from CG-924E and related papers code all items in Sections entering data in Sections 1 and 3 1 and 3 of code sheet
3 VESSEL NO 4 CG INbull 16bull11 J INSPECTmiddot
ED liZ I
CJ Imiddot v es
CJ bullmiddot NO
12 GROSS TONNAGE 1201
Otmiddot o-u 0- 16bull00 CJamiddot I 0bull3 00 Dmiddot ao1middotsoo [_]smiddot so1middot1 ooo
tASU-L TY PARTICULARS B c o
PRIME AREA ADD CAUSE CAUSAL CONT 134middot)151 CONN FACT
3ampmiddot3 II 1311middot40
22 SEA CONDITIONS 148)
SEE SWELL IN FEET)
Otmiddot CALM Osmiddot 41 ANO uP
Dmiddot 5middot15 ISLIGHTI [_)6bull ICE
Oamiddot u-zo tMOOERATEI
Dmiddot 21bull40 lfIOUGHI Otmiddotl UNKNOWN
Z8 TYPE OF 29 NAME OF INJURY VICTIM
J QeatiIIMlss I st Initial 2692192lt1E 2nd Initial or X
2-middotJnjury (924E 2692) I st Three Letters
3middot Qeath+1iss of Last Name 924E Only
ltImiddot Injury 924E Only
12111 lt261 1271 128bull30)
A
B
c
D
s TYPE OF 6 PFIOPU LSI ON II 5) VESSEL
Q1bullSTEAM 511314) 0 bull ~~~t~Eo
0middot 1001bull5000 0middot SOobull0000
Oamiddot toootmiddotuooo CJDmiddot 1amp001 ANO UP Otmiddot) UNKNOWN
18 WEATHER 142)
01middot CIEAR
CJ2middot PAITIY CLOY
Oa- oVERCAST
04middot FOG
235 E Rmiddot VICE OF VESSEL 14 g-~0)
30 PAPERS OF 31 INJURED PERS
SECTION Imiddot DATA REQUIRED ON ALL CASES
0middot MOTOR(Diesel) CJe- OTHEIl
[_]amiddot GASOLINE Q7middot NUCLEAR
Q4middot SAIL
LENGTH1 middot
01- omiddot6s Dmiddot u-too CJ3bull I 01middot200 0middot201bull300 011middot 301bull400
CJIbull RAIN
OmiddotSNOW
CJ7middot OTI-iER
Otmiddot)UNK
24 A
CREW CUmiddotD2l
STATUS
Imiddot Passen eer Imiddot Licensed 2middot LoneslltHW 2middot Documented 3- Tankerman 3- None 4middot Other ltImiddot Other (Include 5middot Artificial or
Foreien SeameJi fix struct worker
6middot Oeck crew 7middot Engine crew 8- Steward Oept
1311 lUI
OtmiddotJ UNKNOWN
7 PERSON IN CHARGE
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SECTION 2 bull VESSEL CASUALTY OAT A
8 DATE OF CASUALTY MO MIO MOOF CODE IN II EST
CAS COMP IZ II117middot18) IilllbullOJ I
(IN FEET) 12 7) Ill HULL MATERIAL 128)
4 OImiddotSOO CJtmiddot STEEL Umiddot OTHER I 01 middot6 00 []2middot wooo INCLUDES
FERRObull 601bull700 Oamiddot CEMENT CEMENT 701 AND UP Qmiddot PLJlSTIC 01-1 UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN CJ8bull ALUMINUM
19 VISIBILITY ltIN MILES) 143) zo WINO UN KNOTS)
01middot HAZARDous uo-114 01middot CALM CJsmiddot 17-117
CJ2bull IIEIl Y gtOOR II 4bull1121 0middot 1bull3 KT 06middot Ubull40
Oamiddot oooR 1112-1 1 CJ5middot GOOOiio ANO UPI 0middot 4bull10 Q7middot 41middotU)
DmiddotFAIR (1bull2) 01middot) UNKNOWN 0middot 11middot16 [Je- 50-Ul
KILLED OR MISSING 25 INJURED AND INCAPACITATED 26 e c o A s c o
PASS LoNG OTHER CREW PASS LONG OTHER 13bull541 SHR 157middot561 IUmiddotOOI 1151middot521 SHR 6~-0~1
IUmiddotIU IUbullUl
SECTION 3middot PERSONAL INJURY DEATH 32 ACTIVITY 33STATUS
OF SUFVR Imiddot Off Duty 2middot Deck Dep Dty 1- Licen11e 3middot Eng Dep Oty 2middot Document 4middot Stew Qep Oty 3middot Unlic 5middot Handle Cargo Undoc 6middot Fishinc ltImiddot Loncsh 7middot Ori lis Har Wkr 8- Pas seneer 5middot Other 9middot Other 6middot None o- Unknown
133) 1341
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Ibull GL (Dock)Imiddot Death 2middot GL (Underway)2middot Injury 3middot W Riv (dock)(Perm) ltImiddot W (Underway)3middot ln)ury 5- Jnld(dockanch)(Temp) 6middot In ld (Underway)
ltImiddot Injury 7middot Ocean )(Disability 8middot For(dockandlunknown) 9middot Other
5middot Miuinc
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A IIESSEL 167bull701
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Nature Of
Casualty
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9 TME OF OAY 12 3)YEAR
CAS oF
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13 0middot3 II
21 SPECIFIC LOCATION
OF CASUALTY 145bull47t
ESTIMA TEO LOSSES 27 VESSEL TOTAL LOSS e c A AMOUNT 17D) s
CARGO PRogt $ PEC (7t-74) 17 5-78 t Obullmiddot TOTAL CODE
LOSS 180)Dmiddot NOT TOTAL
LOSS
PERSONAL CASUALTY PARTICULARS
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Prime Cause
Area of Causal
Add Area
Part Of
Nature Of
Conn Causal Conn
Body Injured
Vessel Cas
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POSITION(S) 1-5
POSITION(S) 6-11
POSITION(S) 12
Case Serial Number assigned consecutively for ten years A unique case serial number is given to every personal injury andor death record not involving a vessel casualty In the event of a personal injury andor death involving a vessel casualty the case serial number assigned to the vessel casualty record is alsoassigned to the personal injury andor death record
Commencing July 1 1962 the first case number was 35001 and continued upwards The first character indicates fiscal year Character positions two (2) through five (5) are assigned in-house Although the case number does not specify any particular decade character positions 83-8~ (fiscal year) will clarify this ambiguity
Official Number
Documented Vessels of U S - Use official number State numbered vessels - Use state number Namedunnumbered vessels - Use name Naval vessels - Use type designation Foreign vessels - Use country of registry
Coast Guard Inspected
1 - Yes 2 - No
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POSITION(S) 13-14 Type of Vessel
01 - Artificial Island or fixed structure including mobile drill rigs
02 Freight ships inspected U S vessels only 03 - Freight barges (see also code 28 below) 04 Commercial vessels that carry freight and offshy
shore supply vessels 05 - Construction and wrecking vessels including
vessels such as drill tenders pile drivers derrick barges drill ships and barges
06 - Dredges self-propelled 07 - Dredges non-self-propelled 08 - Fishing vessels (excluding sport fishing
charter fishing vessels) 09 - Tugs and towboats - also unmanned bow thruster
unit lP - Passenger vessels (other than ferries) over 65
feet and 100 or more GT 11 - Passenger vessels (other than ferries) over 65
feet and less than 100 GT 12 - Passenger vessels (other than ferries) not more
than 65 feet 13 - Parries over 65 feet and 100 or more GT
carrying passengers or passengers and vehicles 14 - Ferries over 65 feet and less than 100 GT
carrying passengers or passengers and vehicles 15 - Ferries not more than 65 feet carrying
passengers or passengers and vehicles 16 - Passenger barges (including ferry barges) 17 - Tankships18 - Tank barges (flammable and combustible
cargoes) (see also code 29 below) 19 - Public vessels (passenger) 20 - Public vessels (cargo) excluding GAA vessels 21 - Public vessels (tanker)J excluding USNS tankers 22 - Public vessels (other)
Public vessels are vessels of the United States states or municipalities used for public purposes and ex~mpt from the provisions of Title 52 Includes such vessels as Navy Air Force Army Coast Guard and Geodetic Survey Corps of Engineers MSTS and USNS
23 - All other US vessels and crafts such as pleasure research cableships seismographic or those not otherwise classified above
24 - Foreign flag vessels (passenger) 25 - Foreign flag vessels (freight) 26 - Foreign flag vessels (tanker) 27 - Foreign flag vessels (other)28 - Freight barges (dangerous and hazardous cargoes) 29 - Tank barges (dangerous and hazardous cargoes)
including barges inspected under subchapter I and 0 30 - Hover craft
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POSITION(S) 15 Propulsion
1 - Steam 2 - Motor (diesel) 3 - Gasoline 4 - Sail 5 Non-self-propelled 6 - Other 7 - Nuclear (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 16 Person in Charge of Vessel Maneuvers
1 - Licensed master 2 - Licensed pilot (federal) serving under authority
of federal license 3 - Licensed pilot (state) serving under authority of
state license 4 - Licensed mate 5 - Licensed operator (towboats small passenger) 6 - Documented or certificated personnel 7 -Commissioned officer (Navy CG etc) 8 - Unlicensed and undocumented 9 - Foreign pilot or master or other foreign
personnel 0 - Unmanned (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 17-22 Date of Casualty (FYs 63 - 70 only)
Show month in first two positions thus January as 01 and November as 11 Show day in second two positions thus 5th as 05 and 22nd as 22 Year is coded last two positions thus 1963 as 63 and 1970 as 70
Example1 10 July 1964 would be 071064
POSITION(S) 17-22 Date of Casualty (FYs 71 - 73 only)
Show month in first two positions thus January as 01 ~d November as 11 Show day in second two positions thus 5th as 05 and 22nd as 22 Use special indicator codes listed below for position 21 Year is coded in the last position thus 1971 as 1 and 1973 as 3
POSITION(S) 21 Special Indicator (FYs 71 - 73 only)
0 - No significant data 1 - Diver 2 - Rig Transfer 4 - Mobile Rig 5 - Gas Chemist 6 - Photo 7 - Mooring Line
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POSITION(S) 17-22 Date of Casualty (FYs 7~ - 80)
Show month in first two positions thus January as 01 and - November as 11 Marine Inspection Unit investigating
casualty is coded in positions 19-20 thus Albany New York is coded as AA and Baltimore Maryland as AC Show montP investigation completed in position 21 thus January as 1 and November as A Year is coded in the last position thus 197~ as 4 and 1980 as 0
POSITION(S) 19-20 Marine Inspection Unit Investigating Casualty (FYs 74 - 80)
AA Albeny BG Oswego AB Anchorage or Valdez BH Paducah AC Baltimore BJ Port Arthur AD Boston BK Philadelphia AE Buffalo BL Pittsburgh AF Charleston 13M Portland Maine AG Chicago BN Portland Oregon AH Cincinnati BP Providence AJ Cleveland BQ Portsmouth or Norfolk AK Corpus Christi BR Savannah AL Detroit BT San Diego AM Dubuques FYs 77-80 St Paul BU Seattle AN Duluth BV San Prancisco AP Galveston BW St Ignace AQ Guam BX San Juan AR Honolulu BY St Louis AT Houston BZ Tampa AU Huntington CC Toledo AV Jacksonville CD WilmingtonmiddotNC AW Juneau CE London AX Los Angeles CF Bremen AI Louisville CG Singapore AZ Memphis CH Saigon BB Miami CJ Manila BC Mobile CK Yokohama BD Nashville CL Rotterdam BE New Orleans BF New York
POSITION(S) 21 Month Investi~tion Com~leted (FY s 74 - 80)
1 - JAN 8 - AUG 2- FEB 9 - SEP 3- MAR 0 - OCT 4 - APR A- NOV 5- MAY B- DEC 6- JUN I - Incomplete 7- JUL
POSITION(S) 22 Year Casualty Occurred (FYs 74 - 80)
Example show 1974 as 4
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POSITION(S) 23 Time opound Day
1 - Day 2 - Night 3 - Twilight (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 2~ Type opound Investigation Report
1 - Marine Board 2 - Narrative 3 - Letter or Transmittal
POSITION(S) 25 Type opound Injury This indicates that personal injury or death is or is not a result opound a vessel casualty
1 - Deathmissing persons in connection with a vessel casualty
2 - Injury in connection with a vessel casualty 3 - Deathmissing persons where vessel casualty
is not involved 4 - Injury where a vessel casualty is not
involved
POSITION(S) 26-30z Filler (unused)
POSITION(S) 31 Papers opound Person
1 - Licensed 2 - Documented 3 - None 4 - Other including foreign seamen
POSITION(S) 32 Status on Vessel
1 - Passenger 2 - Longshoreman or harbor worker 3 - Tankerman (other than deep water) 4 - Other 5 - Artificial or fixed structure worker 6 - Deck crew 7 - Engine crew 8 - Stewards department
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POSITION(S) 33 Activity Engaged in at Time of Accident
1 - Off duty 2 - Deck department duties- 3 Engine department duties 4 - Stewards department duties 5 Handling cargo (longshoremen only) 6 - Fishing 7 - Drills (fire amp lifeboat only) 8 - Passenger 9- Other (eg well drilling) 0 - Unknown
POSITION(S) 34 Status of Supervisor
1 - Licensed 2 - Documented 3 - Unlicensedundocumented 4 - Longshoremanharbor worker 5 - Other personnel 6 - No immediate supervisor
POSITION(S) 35 Result of Accident
1 - Death 2 - Injury (permanent) 3 - Injury (temporary) 4 - Injury (disability unknown) 5middot- Missing
POSITION(S) 36 Location of Vessel at Time of Casualty or Accident
Fiscal years 1963 - 1971
1 - At dock (domestic) 2 - At anchor (domestic) 3 - At dock (foreign) 4 - At anchor (foreign) 5 - Underway (inland) 6 - Underway (Great Lakes) 7 - Underway (western rivers) 8 - Underway (high seas) 9 - Underway (poundoreign waters)
Fiscal years 1972 - 1980
1 - Great Lakes (dock) 2 - Great Lakes (underway) 3 - Western rivers (dock) 4 - Western rivers (underway) 5 - Inland (dockanchor) 6 - Inland (underway) 7 - Oceans (underway) 8- Foreignmiddot(dockanchor) 9 - Other (fixed rigs etc)
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POSITION(S) 37-38 Nature of Casualty
01 - Natural causes 02 - Homicide 03 Suicide 04 - Disappearance 07 Slips and falls involving ladders stairs 08 - Slips and falls involving gangways 09 - Slips and falls on deck same level (including jumps) 10 - Slips and falls other same level (including jumps) 11 - Falls from vessel into water (including jumps
overboard) 12 - Falls from vessel other 13 - Falls into hold or tank 14 - Falls other different level (below
level of support) 15 - Struck by falling or dropped objects 16 - Struck by flying objects (mooring lines cargo
gear etc) 17 - Struck by moving objects (other than boats
and vessels 18 - Struck by boat or vessel 19 - Exposure 20 - Asphyxiation (other than drowning) 21 - Struck against crushed bumped into objects 22 - Cargo handling - not otherwise classified 23 - Operating machinery tools etc 24 - Burns (other than electrical) 25 Scalds 26 - Electrical shock and electric burns 27 - Caught in lines chains or wire ropes 28 - Pinching crushing by doors hatches etc 29 - Heavy weather (injuries andor resulting from and
not otherwise classified) 30 - Over-exertion (lifting sprains st~ains) 31 - Sprains strains etc - not otherwise classified 32 - Cuts lacerationsmiddot bruises and punctures - NOC 33 - Galley accidents 34 - Altercation (fights physical contests) 35 - Unknown or insufficient information - NOC 36 - Hypothermia 37 - Diving accident
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POSITION(S) 39-40 Primary Cause of Casualty
Human element (cause lay with individual killed or injured)
01 - Intoxication 02 - Physical deficiency or handicaps (eyesight hearing
heart etc) 03 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 04 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 05 - Unsafe practice 06 - Violation of law or regulation 07 - Human errors carelessness
Human element (cause lay with individual other than person injured or killed)
11 - Intoxication 12 - Physical deficiency or handicaps (eyesight hearing
heart etc) 13 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 14 -Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 15 - Un~~afe practice 16 - Violation of law or regulation 17 - Human errors carelessness
Causes Other
21 - Decks slippery or cluttered 22 - Adverse weather (vessel movement boarding
seas slippery decks) 23 - Poor maintenance or housekeeping 24 - Poor or improper lighting 25 - Absence of or inadequate rails or guards 31 - Failure of Coast Guard approved material or equipment 32 - Failure of material or equipment other 41 - Death or injury as result of a vessel casualty 42 - Improper or insufficient supervision 43 - Lack of or insufficient life preservers 44 - Lack of proper tools or equipment 45 - Lack of or inadequate personal protective equipment 46 - Miscellaneous causes - not otherwise classified 47 - Improper use of tools or equipment
Note An unsafe practice is the performance of an act or the application of a method which tends to create a hazard or a risk eg failure to properly secure step ladder
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
-The following were used for positions 41 - 113 and positions 44 - 46
900 - RS 4450 Action 990 - Coast Guard Assistance (search amprescue or evacuation) 991 - Violation of law 999 - No additional areas opound contributing factors
Human element (cause lay with individual killed or injured)
001 - Intoxication 002 - Physical deficiency or handicaps
(eyesight hearing heart etc) 003 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 004 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 005 - Unsafe practice 006 - Violation of law or regulation 007 - Human errors carelessnessbull 008 - Ignorance 200 - Malingering
Human element (cause lay with individual other than person killed or injured)
011 - Intoxication 012 - Physical deficiency or handicaps
(eyesight hearing heart etc) 013 - Unsafe movement or posture (running
jumping backing) 014 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 015 - Unsafe practice 016 - Violation of law or regulation
Causes Other
017 - Human errors carelessness 018 - Obesity 021 - Decks - slippery or cluttered 022 - Adverse weather (resulting in vessel movement
boarding seas slippery decks etc) 023 - Poor maintenance or housekeeping 024 - Poor or improper lighting 025 - Absence of or inadequate rails or guards 031 - Failure opound Coast Guard approved material or equipment 032 - Failure of material or equipment other 033 - Narcotics 040 - Chemical
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The following codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 4~ - 46
041 - Death or injury as a result of a vessel casualtybull 042 - Improper or insufficient supervision 043 - Lack of or insufficient life preservers 044 - Lack of proper tools or equipment 045 - Lack of or inadequate personal protective equipment 046 - Miscellaneous causes - not otherwise classified 047 - Improper use of tools or equipment 048 - Pailure to secure 059 - Replenishment at sea 066 - Lookout 067 - Congested areas - docks piers - restricted
maneuvering 068 - Buoys - aids to navigation 069 - Excessive speed 070 - Channels - restricted maneuvering 071 - Poor visibility 079 - Weather generally 080 - Currents and tides 089 - Mooring line surged 106 - Washing soogying 108 - Liberty launch bumboat 110 - Yard repairs (includes gas free) 111 - Overloading 112 - Improper loading or stowage 113 - Insufficient ventilbulltion 116 - Cargodunnage 118 - Sunken wreck 119 - Tug assisting 191 - Knife 201 - Returning from shore leave
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Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors) Additional Contributing Factors
The following contributing factor codes were added to provide a greater degree of flexibility and specificity in denoting causal connectionsmiddot areas of damage and contributions t~ cause for personnel injury andor death records
POSITION(S) 41-43 and ~4-46
Hull 400-419
400 Hull - general 401 Hull - external-fwd 13 - bottom 402 Hull - external-midsection bottom 403 Hull - external-aft 13 - bottom 404 Hull - external-fwd 13 - sideshell 405 Hull - external-midshipsection-sideshell 406 Hull - ex~ernal-aft 13 - sideshell 407 Hull - internals-fwd 13 408 Hull - internals-midsection 409 Hull - internals-aft 13 410 External plating-superstructure 411 Internal framing-superstructure 412 Weather decks - main 413 Weather decks - superstructure ~14 Decks - internal including tank top 415 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
fwd 13 416 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
midsection 417 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
aft 13 418 Bulkheads - above main deck 419 Bulkheads - longitudinal
Hull Damage 920-929middot
920 Wasted - plate and internals 921 Wasted - weldrivet 922 Fractured - plate and internals 923 Fractured - weldrivet 924 Indented - minor 925 Set in - major 926 Buckled 927 Holed 928 Fractured - other 929 Broken up (ie on rocks etc)
426 York spaces - generalother 427 Work spaces - engine 428 Work spaces - engine shops
POSITIONS) 41-43 and 44-46
429 York spaces - engine store rooms 430 York spaces - engine paint locker 431 York spaces - misc eng spaces (shaft
alley vent rooms) 432 York spaces - bridge ampnav spaces 433 York spaces - deck shops 434 Work spaces - deck storerooms 435 Work spaces - paint locker ~36 York spaces - cargo holds 437 York spaces - cargo holds Tween deck 438 Work spaces - cargo holds lower 439 Work spaces - galley 440 York spaces - galley stores
(includes stewards) 441 Work spaces - main deck cargo winch
area 442 York spaces - main deck cargo hold
area 443 Work spaces - reefer holds 444 York spaces - fish hold
Living Spaces 446-450
446 Living spaces - crew 447 Living spaces - crew toiletshower 448 Living spaces - passenger 449 Living spaces - passenger toiletshower 450 Living spaces - passenger (other)
Built-in Tanks 451-466
451 Tanks - ballastbeginning FY 73) 452 Tanks - afterpeakstern rake 453 Tanks - cargo oil 454 Tanks - cofferdamsdoubleskin 455 Tanks - deep 456 Tanks - distilled water 457 Tanks - double bottom 458 Tanks - drainwells 459 Tanks - forepeampklbowrake 460 Tanks - fuel oil day tank 461 Tanka - fuel oil settlers 462 Tanks - potable water 463 Tanks - sewage 464 Tanks - sump 465 Tanks - voids 466 Tanks - other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Hull amp Hull Fittings amp Outfittings 467 - 484
-467 Cargo battens and cleats 468 Cargo container cells 469 Cargo container stowage fittings 470 Equipment stowage 471 Fire station boxes 472 Grain handling and stowage fittings 473 Hatch tent arrangements 474 Lashing fittingscargo tie down 475 Mooring fittings general 476 Mooring bitts and foundations 477 Mooring pawls and chain stoppers 478 Protective devices 479 Safety rails and fittings 480 Securing devices 481 Skylights 482 Windows - port holesdead lights 483 Wire reels 484 Other
Deck Covering 485-493
485 Living spaces 486 Galley spaces 487 Deck treads and nonskid 488 Ladder treads 489 Portable gratings 490 Toiletshower spaces 491 Wood decking 492 Working spaces 493 Other
Access li94-515
494 Accommodation ladders 495 Doors - general 496 Doors - cargo 497 Doors - exterior 498 Doors - interior 499 Doors - reefer 500 Doors - watertight 501 Floor plates and supports 502 Gratings and supports 503 Ladders inclined - external 504 Ladders portable inclined - external 505 Ladders vertical inclined - external 506 Ladders inclined - internal 507 Ladders portable inclined - internal 508 Ladders vertical inclined - internal 509 Manholes 510 Scuttles 511 Ships gangway
POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
512 Sideports 513 Stages 514 Working platforms 515 Other
Deck amp Cargo 516-589
Masts Booms amp Rigging 516-531
516 General 517 Blocks 518 Booms - general ampmisc small 519 Heavy lift booms 520 Car carriers 521 Fenders 522 Lanyards 523 Masts and kingposts 524 Nets 525 Rigging - general 526 Slings 527 Spreaders 528 Fishing gear - general 529 Nets 530 Booms masts etc 531 Boom cradle
Winches 535-555
535 Boat winches 536 Cargo winches 537 Fishing winches 538 Hand winches 539 Towing winches 541 Other
middot 542 Anchor vessel anchored 543 Anchor chain-including riding
pawldevils claw 544 Anchor windlass - general 545 Automatic mooring winches 546 General-control-features 547 Capstans - general 548 Mooring winches - general 549 Mooring lines-generalunknown
vessel moored 550 - Natural fiber 551 - Wire rope 552 - Synthetic rope 553 - Towing cable 554 - Misc towing equip 555 - Other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Cranes 556-558
556 Gantry cranes - general 557 Revolving cranes - general 558 Other
Hatch Covers 559-563
559 Hatch beams and boards 560 Pontoons and beams 561 Mechanical hatch covers-general 562 Mechanical hatch covers-electric
hydraulic drive general 563 Mechanical hatch covers electroshy
mechanical drive general (chain etc)
Elevators Conveyors and Dumbwaiters 565 - 571
565 Conveyors - cargo general 566 Dumbwaiters 567 Elevators - cargo - general 568 Elevators - personnel 569 Engineers platform hoist 570 Fork lifts 571 Other
Steering Gear 572-588
572 Bow thruster - general 573 Steering gear - general 574 Cross head and cross head drive 575 Follow-up mechanism (linkages) 576 Hydraulic system 577 Lubric~tion 578 Pumps 579 Rams cylinders 580 Steering stands amp trick wheels 581 Rudder - general 582 Carrier bearing 583 Horn 584 Pintle and gudgeon 585 Stock bearing 586 Stock packing gland 587 Flanking rudder 588 Other
Stabilizers 589
589 Stabilizers - general
Galley and Laundry 590 - 600
590 Galley equipment - generalother 591 Laundry equipment - generalother
POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
592 Dish washers 593 Steam galley equipment - general 594 Garbage disposals amp chutes 595 Miscellaneous mechanical equipment 596 Ovens 597 Pressing and ironing equipment 598 Ranges 599 Refrigerators 600 Washing machines and dryers
Cargo Hold Dehumidifiers 601
601 Cargo hold dehumidification-general (cargo air)
Heating Ventilation amp Air Conditioning 602-612
602 Air conditioning - general 603 Ventilation - general 604 Cowls 605 Dampers 606 Ducts and supports 607 Goosenecks 608 Heaters - electric 609 Steam or hot water 610 Gasolineoil 611 Gas (butane etc) 612 Other
Main Propulsion 613-758
Diesel Engines 613-635
613 Main propulsion di~sel engine 614 Main propulsion diesel governing system 615 Main propulsion diesel reduction 618 Emerg diesel generator engine - general 619 Emerg diesel generator engine - engine
(excluding accessories) governing system
620 Emerg diesel gen eng - instrumentation 621 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral diesel
oil system 622 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral fresh
water cooling system 623 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral lube
oil system
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
624 Emerg diesel gen engine - integral starting mechanism
625 Ships service diesel gen engine shygeneral
626 Ships service diesel gen engineshyengine (excluding accessories) governing system
627 Ships service diesel generator 628 Ships service diesel generator
engine - integral diesel oil system 629 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral fresh water cooling system 630 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral lube oil system 631 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral starting mechanism 632 Lifeboat diesel engines 633 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(inboard) 634 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(outboard) 635 Otherdiesel cargo pumps on Tank barge 636 Main propulsion turbines - general
(highlow pressure) 637 Governing system 638 Integral gland seal regulating 639 Integral lubrication system 640 Jacking gear 641 Maneuvering valves 642 Main propulsion gears - (reduction
gears) 643 Integral lubrication system 644 Other
Shafting and Bearings 645 - 652
645 Bearings - general 646 Shafting - general 647 Line 648 Tail 649 Bearing - thrust 650 Stern tube assembly - oil lubrication 651 Stave typestuffing box 652 Other
Propellers 653 - 657
653 Propellers - solid 654 Built-up 655 Controllable pitch propellers-general 656 Control mechanism 657 Othernot specified
Turbines 658 - 665
658 Emergency generator gas turbines 659 Main propulsion gas turbines
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
660 Ships service generator gas 665 Other
Vacuum Equipment 666-671
666 Auxiliary air ejectors amp condens~s 667 Auxiliary condensers 668 Exhaust condenser 669 Main air ejectors amp condensers 670 Main condenser 671 Other
Pumps (for both deck and engine room) 672 - 677
672 Centrifugal pumps - general 673 Hand pumps 674 Hydraulic motors - general 675 Hydraulic pumps - general 676 Reciprocating pumps - general 677 Rotary pumps - general
Piping Fittings amp Valves (for both deck and engine room) 681-695
681 Flexible Tubing 682 Gauge Lines 683 Hose (other than fire) 684 Pipe fittings 685 Piping 686 Sea chests amp overboard discharge
connections 687 Sea strainers (in piping) 688 Sea valves 689 System fittings (strainers filters
traps etc) drains 690 Tubing 691 Valves - general 692 Regulating 693 Relief 694 Check balance 695 Other
Compressors 696 - 698
696 Air compressors - general 697 Refrigeration compressors - general 698 Other
Auxiliary S~stem Turbines amp Geara 99 - 707
699 Pump turbines - general 700 Governing system 701 Integral lubrication system
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POSITION(S) ~1-~3 and ~~-~6
702 Ships service generator turbines shygeneral
703 Ships se~ice generator turbines shygoverning system
70~ Ships service generator turbines shyintegral gland seal regulating system
705 Ships service generator turbines shyintegral lub~icating system
706 Ships service generator turbines shyreduction gear assembly
707 Other
Boilers 708 - 730
708 Air heaters 709 Boiler casings 710 Boiler drums and internals 711 Boiler tubes 712 Boiler valves
bull 713 Boiler water level indicators 714 Boiler water testing 715 Brickwork and refractoryfirebox 716 Burner flame scanning system 717 Burner ignition system 718 Combustion control 719 Desuperheaters 720 Draft gauges 721 Fuel oil burners ampair register 722 Feed water regulators 723 Economizer 724 Safety valves 725 Smoke indicators 726 Soot blowers 727 Superheaters 728 Superheater temperature regulators 729 Uptakes and inner stack 730 See 74~
Blowers and Fans 732 - 734
732 Forced draft blowers - generalor turbo air intake on diesel
733 Ventilation fans - general 734 Other
Unfired Pressure Vessels and Non-built-tanks 735 - 741
735 Air receivers 736 Drain tanks 737 Expansion tanks 738 Gravity tanks 739 Hydraulic accumulators 740 Mixing tanks middot 741 Other
POSITION(S) ~1-~3 and 44-46
Coolers Condensers 7~2 - 753
742 Coolers - general 743 Diesel oil purifier heater 744 Feed water heater ampvent condenser - gen 745 Lubrication oil purifier heater 746 Main propulsion lubrication oil coolers 747 Reefer compartment air coolers 748 Reefer compartment pipe coils 749 Reefer condensers 750 Reefer liquid suction heat exchangers 751 Reefer secondary refrig coolers 752 Cargo and fuel oil heating coils 753 Other
Purifiers 754
754 Purifiers
Evaporators 755 - 758
755 Contaminated steam generators 756 High pressure evaporators 757 Low pressure evaporators 758 Other
Electrical 759 - 780
759 Main motor 760 Main motor air cooler 761 Main generator 762 Main generator air cooler
Electric Generators 763 - 765
763 Emergency generator - general 764 Ships service generators - general 765 Other
Electric Power Distribution 766 - 776
766 Batteries 767 Battery chargers 768 Distribution panels (other than
switchboard panels) 769 Emergency generator switchboard 770 Lighting panels 771 Power panels 772 Ships service generator switchboard 773 Test panel 774 Transformers 775 Wiring 776 Other
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P6SITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Motors and Controllers 777 - 780
777 Electric motors (non-deck machinery) 778 Electric mgtors (deck machinery) 779 Electric motor controllers (non-deck
machinery) 780 Electric motor controllers (deck
machinery)
Interior Communications 781 - 794
781 Telephone system 782 Call bell system 783 Cargo oil temperature recording system 784 Engine_order telegraph 785 Engineers signal and alarm system 786 General alarm system 787 Individual system alarm systems
(excluding specific equipment alarms) 788 Propeller shaft revolution
indicator system 789 Refrigeration temp-erature
recording system 790 Rudder angle indicator system 791 Salinity indicator system - feed
condensate 792 Sound powered telephone system 793 Wheelhouse alarm system 794 Other
Exterior Communications 795 - 801
795 Auto alarm 796 Lifeboat portable radio equipment 191 Radio telegraph equipment 798 Radio telegraph equipment 799 Radio teletype Equipment 800 Bridgebridge radio 801 Otherharbor advisory radar
Navigation Equipment 802 - 816
802 Course recorder 803 DECCA navigator 804 Echo depth sounder 805 Electric steering - gyro pilot system 806 Fog gong 807 Gyro compass system 808 Loran 809 Magnetic compass 810 Radar - general 811 Radar - collision avoidance 812 Radio direction finder 813 Ships bell 814 Signal lights 815 Whistle siren 816 Other (charts failed to use etc)
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Lighting 817 - 821
817 Lighting - crew areas (includes wiring) 818 Lighting - navigation 819 Portable lighting 820 Searchlights 821 Othercargo holds
Miscellaneous Workshop Equipment 822 - 838
822 Burning equipment 823 Drill presses 824 Engine test stand 825 Grinders 826 Hand tools
middot 827 Hydraulic jacks 828 Lathes 829 Lifting gear - including chain
fall and come-along 830 Milling machines 831 Paint spraying outfit 832 Power drive portable tools 833 Saw - motor driven 834 Shapers 835 Welding equipment 836 Work bench 837 Vises 838 Other
Instruments (not covered in other main components) 839 - 845
839 Clinometers 840 Main gauge board 841 Portable instruments 842 System indicating instruments 843 System recording instruments 844 Test instrumentation 845 Other
Automation (not covered in other main components) 846 - 852
846 Bell recorders 847 Bridge console 848 Condition recorders temperature
pressure etc 849 Engineroom console 850 Information recorders 851 Throttle control equipment middot852 Other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors -The following codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Firefighting 853 - 864
853 Fixed systems - fire mains and hose 854 C02 855 Steam 856 Sprinkler 857 Other 858 Semi-portable - 002 859 Portable - C02 860 Other 861 Fire detecting systems and alarms 862 Emergency equipment - (breathing apparatus ax etc) 864 Other
Lifesaving 865 - 874
865 Life preserver - approved 866 Life preserver - disapproved 867 Buoyant cushion life ring 868 Lifeboat 869 Equipment 870 Davits (launching apparatus) 871 Life raft - inflatable 872 Launching apparatus 873 Other (bouyant apparatus and life floats) 874 Life saving equipment not otherwise classifie~
Miscellaneous 875 - 878
875 Main propulsion reciprocating 876 Main bearings 877 Pistons rod etc 878 Jacking gear
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POSITION(S) 41-43
POSITION(S) 44-46
The following codes
Disclaimers
Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
Additional Contributing Factors
were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
These additional codes were found to exist in this data~ile however they have been determined to be unreliable
019 020 026 027
028 029 030 034 035
036 037 038 039 051 052 053 059 060 061 062
072 073 074 075 076 077
078 081 082 083 084 085 086 087 088 091 101
102 103 104
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Masts booms cargo gear (including winches) Struts stern tube rudder shoe lookout Congested areas - docks piers - restricted maneuvering Buoys - aide to navigation Excessive speed Channels - restricted maneuvering Pathometer sounding machine lead line Engine order telegraph bell pulls pilot house engine controls Navigation lights (improper use) Whistle bell horn signals (improper use) Navigation equipment - not otherwise classified Weather generally Fixed firefighting systems Portable firefighting equipment Fire detecting systems alarms Replenishment at sea Radiotelephone failed to useimproper use Radio telegraph telephone auto alarm etc Visual signals including searchlights blinker flags Improper loading or stowage Insufficient ventilation Ground tackle including anchor windlass Towing equipment including towing engine Cargo Miscellaneous deck department equipment - not otherwise classified Sunken wreck Gasoline engine and accessories (except outboards) Outboard motors and accessories Diesel engine and accessories Steam reciprocating engines Steam turbine and turbo-electric Shafts and reduction gears Propeller Main propulsion machinery - not otherwise classified Atomic reactor Furnaces including tubes castings superheaters economizers etc Fuel oil system boiler fuel oil system only Peedwater systems including condensers and evaporators Steam systems main and auxiliary
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The following- codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Disclaimer a These additional codes were found to exist in this databulltile however they have been determined to be unreliable
105 107 114 115 116 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 131 132
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Boiler parts and accessories - not otherwise classified Fuel oil system diesel Diesel engines except main propulsion Miscellaneous machinery - not otherwise classified Failure of equipment due to improper or lack or maintenance Miscellaneous piping systems Generators (except main propulsion) Wiring Lights Controls switches circuit breakers fuses etc Motors (except main propulsion) Electrical equipment - not otherwise classified Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance Stoves ranges and associated equipment Galley and stewards departments parts and equipment -not otherwise classified
133 140
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Butane galleyheating stove Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
For natural death 45 - 450
indicate age or deceased in positions 44 - 46 left justify eg age
POSITION(S) 47 Part or Body Injured
0 1 2 3
- Eye - Beck - Head - Neck and shoulder
4 - Chest 5 - Abdomen groin andor hip 6 - Extremities 7 - Illness 8 - Drowning 9 - Unspecified and miscellaneous
POSITION(S) 48 Type of Injury to Body
0 - Burn 1 - Fracture 2 - Spraindislocationconcussion 3 Contusionabrasion 4 Amputation 5 - Crushing 6 - Heart 7 - Disease (other) 8 - Puncturecut 9 - Not otherwise classified
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The followiiig codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Disclaimerbull These additional codes were found to exist in this damptabulltileJ however they have been determined to be unreliable
105 - Boiler parts and accessories - not otherwise classified 107 - Fuel oil system diesel 114 - Diesel engines except main propulsion 115 - Miscellaneous machinery - not otherwise classified 116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance 120 - Miscellaneous piping systems 121 - Generators (except main propulsion) 122 - Wiring 123 - Lights124 - Controls switches cirouit breakers fuses etc 125 - Motors (except main propulsion) 126 - Electrical equipment - not otherwise classified 127 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance 131 - Stoves ranges and assooiated equipment 132- Galler and stewards departments parts and-equipmentshy
not otherwise classified 133 - Butane galleJheating stove 140 - Person in chargeresponsible persona intoxicated
POSIION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
For natural death indicate age of deceased in positions 44 - 46 lett justify eg age 45 - 450
POSITION(S) 47 Part ot Bodz Injured
0- IJe 1 - Bampok 2 -middotHead 3 - Reck and shoulder 4 - atest 5 - Abdomen sroin andor hip 6 - lrtremities 7 - IllDess 8 - DrovrrlDc 9 - Unspecified and miscellaneous
POSIIOR(S) 48 1zp ot Injurz to locb
0 -Burn 1 Prampoture 2 - Spraindislocationconcussion 3 - Contusionabrasion 4 - Amputation 5 - Crushiq6 - Heart 7 - Disease (other) 8 - Punctureout9 - Not otherwise classified
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Nature opound Vessel Casualty
Ipound case concerns a vessel casualty death or injury (ie if position 25 = 1 or ipound PQPition 25 =2) then poundill in the same code_as was established in positions 32-33 - Vessel Casualty Data bull
_ - V 11- I v ~ L
For many non-vessel casualty death or injury cases (ie if position 25 ~ 3 or ipound position 25 = 4) these positions were left blankJ however ipound these positions contain data then positions 49 and 50 were completed as followsamp
POSITION(S) 49 Gross Tonnage
Round opoundpound tonnage to nearest ton
0 - Not over 9 1- Over~9 to 50 2 - Over 50 to 100 3 - Over 100 to 300 II - Over 300 to 1000 5 - OveP 1000 to 10000 (seagoing) 6- Over 1000 to-10000 (not seagoing) 7 - Over 10000 (seagoing) 8 - Over 10000 (not seagoing)
POSITION(S) 50 Length in feet
Round ofpound length to nearest foot
0 - 15 teet or under 1 - 16 to 26 2 - 27 to 110 3 - Ill to 65 11- 66to 100 5 - 101 to 200 6 - 201 to 300 7 - 301 to 800 8 - 801 feet and above
The seagoing vessels are those appearing in the Merchant Ship Register of MSTS
POSITION(S) 51 - 80a Filler (unused)
POSITION(S) _ 81- 82a Cafendar Year
POSITION(S) amp3 - 81 Fisoal Year
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1251
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1 VESSEL NAMEDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATON US COAST GUARD CODE SHEET- MARINE CASUALTY STATISTICS
CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
lNSTRUCTIONS
l Vessel casualty with no personal injuries or death Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers code all items in Sections 1 and 2 of code sheet
2 Personal injury or death not involving a vessel casualty Obtain data from CG-924E and related papers code all items in Sections 1 and 3 of code sheet
SECTION Imiddot DATA
2 CASE NO I 1-~)
11 SEQUENCE
NUMBER
17 CASUALTY A B
NATURE PRIME CAUSE132bull33) 134-35)
3 VESSEL NO 4 CG INshy16-11) INSPECTshy
ED 112)
[_] 1- YES
[_] 2bull NO
12 GROSS TONNAGE 1261
Dtmiddoto-15 02middot 16-100 []3middot I 01middot300
D- ao1middotsoo [_js- 501-t ooo
PARTICULARS c D
AREA ADD CAUSAL CONT
CONN FACT 136bull38) 13 9-411
22 SEA CONDITIONS 148)
SEE SWELL IN FEET)
01middot CALM 05middot 41 AND UP
Dmiddot 5middot15 (SLIGHT) [Js- ICE
03middot 16middot20 MODERATE)
Dmiddot 21bull40 ROUGH) 01middot) UNKNOWN
28 TYPE OF 29 NAME OF INJURY VICTIM
1 DeathMiss I st Initial 26921924E 2nd Initial or X
2middot-lnjury (924E 2692) I st Three Letters
3middot DeathMiss of Last Name
924E Only bull 4- Injury 924E Only
125) 126) 1271 128-301
A
B
c
D
5 TYPE OF 6 bullbull PROPULSION VESSEL
11314) 01-STEAM
[]2- MOTOR(Diesel)
[_J3middotGASOLINE
Dmiddot I 001middot5000 07- 5001bull10000 De- 1 ooolmiddottsooo
[_]g- ISOOI AND UP
01middot) UNKNOWN
18 WEATHER 1421
Ot- CLEAR
[]2- PARTLY CLOY
03- OVERCAST
04- FOG
23 SERshyVICE OF VESSEL 14 9bull50)
30 PAPERS OF 31 INJURED PERS
[_j4- SAIL
11 LENGTH
01- 0middot6~ 0middot amp6-100 03- 1 Otmiddot2oo
04- 2 ot -a oo
Os- aoimiddot400
A CREW 151-~2)
STATUS
Imiddot Passenger Imiddot Licensed 2- LongshHW 2middot Documented 3- Tankerman 3- None 4- Other 4middot Other (Include 5- Artificial or
Foreign Seameri) fix struct worker
6- Deck crew 7- Engine crew B- Steward Dept
(31) 132)
II 5)
3 Vessel casualty and personal injury or death
Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers and enter codes in Sections 1 and 2 For each related CG-924E enter codes in Section 3 of same code sheet~ if there or more persons involved enter data from first CG-924E in Col A of Section 3 from second in Col B etc H more than 4 persons involved use a second code
entering data in Sections 1 and 3
REQUIRED ON ALL CASES
Cl~- ~~~s~~Eo I 16) CJe- oTHER
[]7middot NUCLEAR
Qibull) UNKNOWN
De- sNow Q2middot VERY POOR
Q7middot OTHER Dbull- POOR 1112middot1)
OImiddot)UNK ([]4-FAIR 11middot2)
24 KILLED OR MISSING
B c PASS LONG 153-54) SHR
155middot56)
7 PERSON IN CHARGE
SECTION 2 middotVESSEL CASUALTY DATA
liN FEET) 127) 14 HULL MATERIAL 128)
Cle- 40t-5oo L]1middot STEEL
07middot 501-600 []2middot WOOD []a- 60Imiddot7oo Q3- CEMENT
CJ9- 701 AND UP []4bull PLASTIC
Dt-1 UNKNOWN CJ5- ALUMINUM
19 VISIBILITY liN Ml LES) 143)
CJ5middot RAIN [Jt- HAZARDOUS llltl-1141
1114middot1121
o A B OTHER CREW PASS
(57-58) 59middot60) Iamp I -62)
SECTION 3 middotPERSONAL INJURYDEATH
32 ACTIVITY 33STATUS 34RESULT OF OF SUPVR ACCIDENT
8 DATE OF CASUALTY MO MIO MO OF CODE IN VEST
CAS COMP~
117-18) I119middot20) I 1211
Q6middot OTHER INCLUDES FERROmiddot CEMENT
Dt-) UNKNOWN
20 WIND (IN KNOTS) (44)
Ot- CALM [Js- 17middot27 CJ9middot65 AND OVER
CJ2middot1middot3 KT [Je- 28middot40
Os- Goootc AND UPI 0-4middot10 []7middot 41middot55) Dtmiddotl UNKNOWN
Otmiddot) UNKNOWN 1[]4- 11-16 obull- 56-651
25 INJURED AND INCAPACITATED 26 ESTIMATED LOSSES
Imiddot Off Duty 1- GL (Dock) 2- Deck Dep Dty Imiddot License 2- GL (Underway)1- Death
2- Injury A3- Eng Dep Dty 2- Document 3- W Riv (dock) 4- Stew Dep Dty 3- Unlic (Perm) 4- w (Underway)
3- In) ury Nature5- Handle Cargo Undoc 5- lnld (dockanch)(Temp) Of6- F1shing 4- Longsh 6- In ld (Underway)
7- Drills Har Wkr 4- Injury Casualty7- Ocean ( )(Disability5- Other8- Passenger 8- For (dockandl) 9- Other 6- None unknown) 9- Other
5- Missingo- Unknown
133) 134) 135) 136) 137bull38)
~ AGt OF VESsEL 12 9)
01-0-5 CJ6middot31-40 02- 6bull10 C 17middot 41-s o [J3- ltmiddotts Demiddot stAND UP
0middot16middot20 []1-) UNKNOWN
Os- 2t-3o
c D A LONG OTHER VESSEL SHR (65-66) (67middot70)
(63bull64)
35 VESS IOC
36
9 TME OF DAY 12 3)
OF YEAR
[_]1bull DAYCAS
[]2- NIGHT
[]3- TWILIGHT
I [_)Ibull) UNKNOWN
122)
B c CARGO PROP (71-74) 175middot7 8)
1 0
are 2 data sheet
TYPE OF 10 REPORT
124)
LJmiddotMAR Bd
[_]2bullNARR
Clo-L TR TRANS
16BODYOF WATER
13 0middot311
21 SPECIFIC LOCATION
OF CASUALTY 145bull471
27 VESSEL TOTAL LOSS
A AMOUNT 1711) B SPEC
Ot- TOTAL CODE LOSS
Umiddot NOT TOTAL 1801
LOSS
PERSONAL CASUALTY PARTICULARS
B c D E F
Prime Area of Add Part Nature Cause Causal Area Of Of
Conn Causal Body vessel Conn Injured Cas
139middot40) 141-43) lo14-46) 147-48) 1411-50)
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I Marine Safety Information U S Coaat Guard (G-HA16) 2100 Second Street SV Vaahington D C 20593 (202) 426-9561
08 February 198~
CODING INSTRUCTIONS POR
THE AUTOMATED FILE OP COMMERCIAL VESSEL CASUALIES
AS REPORTED TO THE U S COAST GUARD DURING PISCAL YEARS 1963 THROUGH 1980
The ollowiJllaquo coding instructions are applicable to Veaael caaualties that reaulta in any or the following
(a) actual phyaical damage to property in excess of Sl500J (b) material ~e affecting the seaworthiness or ett1c1ency or a
vessel (c) atranding or grounding (iii th or vi thou t dampmage) s (d) loss ot lites (e) injury causing any person to remain incapacitated tor a period
in excess or 72 boura except injury to harbor vorkera not resulting in death and not resulting trom veaael aaualty or vessel equipment casualty
The input data was obtained poundrom form CG-2692 and related reports coded in accordance with these instructionamp and those found on Code Sheet -Marine Caaualty Statistics form CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
The following abbreviations are used 1n these instructionar
PY ---- Fiscal Year NOC --- Not otherwise olaaaitied POS --- Poa1tion P F - Personnel fault
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Gulf Inland Rivera and Vater~ye
POSITION(S) 30-31
AA - Alabama River - source to Mobile River A - Algiera Canal - rom MP 88 LKR to MP 6 8 JHL AC - Atchatalampya River - mouth to MP 116 WRL AD - Apamp1aohichola River - approximately HP 350 EHL AE - Barataria lay Vaterway (includes Bayou Bampratampria) shyAP - Bayou Teche - HP 115 Atchatalaya River AC - Bayou Laourche - HP 35 wHL AH- Bayou Terrebonne- MP 576 WRL AJ - Bayou Boeu - HP 872 rHL to HP 955 WRL AX - Berwick lay - MP 95 5 WRL At - Calcaaieu River - HP 2412 VHL AM - Black Warrior River - source to Tombigbee River AN - Chattahoochee River - ao~ce to Apalachichola River AO - Greene Bayous - source to HSC A1 - Harvey Canal - HP 0 GIW to HP 5 GIW AQ - Houma Navigation Canal - MP 59 JHL
HP 59 WL
AR - Houston Ship Channel (HSC) - northwest ot Galveston Bay
Gulf Intracoaatal taterwar CGIW)
AS - Eest - east of Harvey Locka (EHL) AT - Vest - west ot Harvey Locka (VHL) AU - Inner Harbor Navigation Canal - MP 925 LKR to Lake Pontchartrain AV- Landside Route- HP 872 VHL to HP 367 Morgan City- Port Allen Route AW - Mermentau River -- MP 2018 WHL AX - Mississippi River - (Lower) - rom ahead of the passes (HP) to MP 1064 AY - Mississippi River Gulf Outlet - HP 14 EHL A2 - Mobile River - source to Mobile Bay BA - Morgan City - Port Allen Route - HP 955 WRL BB - Neches River - HP 277 WHL BC - Pase a Loutre - AHP to Gulf ot Mexico BD - Plaquemine - Morgan City alternate route - same as Horgan City shy
BE - Sabine River - MP BP - San Jacinto River BG - South Paaa - AHP BH - Southwest Paas shyBJ - Tombigbee River shyBK - Vermillion River
Port Allen Route 266 JHL to Mlgt 288 VHL - source to HSC
to Gult ot Mexico AHP to Gulf of Mexioo ao~ce to Mobile River
- MP 1591 VHL
POSITION(S) 32-33 Mature of Casualty
01 - Colliaion with vessel meeting situation 02 - Collision with vessel oroaaing situation 03 - Collision with vessel overtaking situation 04 - Collision with veeael anchored or moored (use only it not
dockingundocking) 05 - Collision with veaeel while docking or undocking 06 - Collision with veaeel in tog (takae precedence over 01 02 amp03)
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POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature of Casualty (continued)
01 - Collision with veaael not otherviae claasitied (including minor bumps betveem tug and veaael)
08 - Collision with floating or submerged objects (other than ground)
09 - Collision with fixed objects piera bridges locka ampdam bull Por fiscal rears 1969 - 1973 uee Special Indicator field position 2ll tor fiacal Jeampra 1974 - 1980 uae Special Indicator field poaition 80) middot ~
10 - Collision with ice or ice tielda 11 - Collieion vith aida to nampvigation fixed or floating 12 - Collision other than vith veaael not otherwiae clasaitied
Offshore Rigamiddot- Seaplanes) 13 - Explosion andor tire involving liquid bulk cargo
(includes vapors) 14 - Explosion andor fire involving general cargo 15 - Explosion andor tire involving vessels fuel
(includes vapors) 16 - Pire vessel structure 17 - Pire vessel equipment (only when damage to vessel
structure is incidental minor or abaent) including crank caae eplosiona - beginning fiscal year 1971
18 - Explosion boiler (whether or not tire results) 19 - Explosion pressure vessels and compressed gas
cylinders 20 - Ezploaion andor fire - not otherwise claaaitied 21 - Groundingamp with dampmace 22 - Groundings no damage (cannot have monetary damampampbull to
veaael liated) 23 - Pounderizlga 24 - Capaiting with or without einking 25 - Ploodin~h swamping without ainking 26 - Heavy wampampther damage and weampther generally (beginning
fiscal 7eampt 1969 rerelr used uaed tor Prisury Cauae ot caaualty)
27 - Cargo damage no damage to veaael 28 - Material failure veaael structure 29 - Material failure machinery and aasociated engineering
equipment 30 - Material failure equipment (other) including cargo
geer propeller ahatt 31 - Caaualty not otherwise claaaified undete111lined or
insutt1cient information - earthquake Beginning fiscal rear 1969 - enemy actionr veaael dieabled due to fouled propeller
32 - Eamprge breampkawar
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Marine Samptety Information u S Coast Guard (G-KA16) 2100 Second Street SV Washington D C 20593 (202) 1426-9561
08 February 19814
CODING INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE AUTOMATED FILE OF COMMERCIAL VESSEL CASUALIES
AS REPORID TO THE 1 S COAST GUARD DURING FISCAL YEARS 1963 THROUGH 1980
The following coding instructions are applicable to -veaael casualties that results in any ot the following
(a) actual phyaical ~e to property in excess of Sl500J (b) material damage affecting the sea~orthinesa or efficiency of a
vessel (c) stranding or grounding (vith or nthout damage)r (d) loss ot lifer (e) injury causing any person to remain incapacitated for a period
in exceaa of 72 hours except injury to harbor vorkera not resulting 1n death and not resulting trom vessel oaaualty or vessel equ~pment caaualty
The input data was obtained from form CG-2692 and related reports coded in accordance with theae instructions and those found on Code Sheet - Marine Caaualty Statistics form CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
The following abbreviations are used in these inatruotionar
PY ---- Fiscal Year NOC --- Not otherviae olaaaitied POS --- Position P P - Personnel fault
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POSITON(S) l-5 Case Serial Humbert assigned consecutively ~ere
POSITION(S) 6-ll
POSITION(S) 12
two or more vessels are involved such as 1n a collision the same eaae serial number is given to all involved veasel records
Commencing July 1 1962 the first oaee number was 30001 and continued upwards but not to exceed 35000 This eeae numbering scheme is uaed to deterentiate vessel casualty recorda from peraonal inJury andor death records not involving a veaael casualty Tbis methodology in asaigning oase aerial numbers is applieable tor all fiscal yeamprBJ ho~ever due to an inordinant caae load 1n fiscal year 1980 oase serial numbers do exceed 05000 The first champracter of the ease aerial number indica tea pound1ecal year Character positiona tvo (2) through poundiva (5) are uaigned in-house Although the caae aerial number does not specify any particular decade character poaitiona83-84 (fiscal year) vill clarity t~ia ambiguity
0poundpound1cial Numbar
Documented Veaaela ot US -- Use ottioial number State numbered veeaela -- Use state number Namedunnumbered vessels middot- Use nama Naval vessels Usa t7pe or designation foreign veaaele -- Uaa country opound registry
Ooaat Guard Inspected
1 Yea 2 No 3 UnknoVn (FYa 63 - 70)
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POSITION(S) 13-14 Type ot Vessel
01 - Artificial Island or fixed atrueture including mobile drill rigs
02 - Preight ships inspected U S vessels only03 - Freight bargea (aee also code 28 below) 04 - Commercial vessels that carry freight and oftshy
shore supply vessels 05 - Construction and wrecking vessels including
vessels such as drill tenders pile drivers derrick barges drill ships and barges
06 - Dredges aelt-propelled 07 - Dredges non-eel-propelled 08 - Piahing veaaela (excluding aport fishing
charter fishing veasela5 09 - Tua and towboats - alao unmanned bow thruster unit 10 - Passenger vessels (other than terries) over 65
feet and 100 or more GT ll - Passenger veseels (other than terries) over 65
teet and leas than 100 GT middot 12 - Passenger vessels (other than terries) not more
than 65 teet 13 - Parries over 65 teet and 100 or more GT
carrying passengers or paasengera and vehicles 14 - Perries over 6S teet and lees than 100 GT
carrying passengers or passengers and vehicles 15 - Parries not more than 65 teet carrylng
passengers or passengers and vehicles 16 - Passenger barges (including ferry barges) 17 - Tampnkshipa 18 - Tank barges (flammable and combustible
oazgoee) (see also code 29 below) 19 - Public vessels (passenger) 20 - Public vessels (cargo) excluding GAA vesaela 21 - Public vessels (tanker)J excluding USNS tankers 22 - Public vessels (other)
Public vessels are veaaela of the United States states or municipalities used for public purposes and exempt from the provisions of Title 52 Includes auoh vessels aa Navy Air Poroe Army Coast Guard and Geodetic Survey Corps of Engineers MSTS and USNS
23 - All other US vessels and crafts such aa pleasure research cableshipa seismographic or those not otherwise classified above
24 - Poreign las vessels (passenger) 2S - Poreign flag veaaela (freight) 26 - Poreign lag vessels (tanker) 27 - Poreign flag vessels (other) 28 - height barges (dangerous and hazardous cargoes) 29 - Tank barges (dangerous and bampzamprdous cargoes)
including barges inspected under subchapter I and 0 30 - Hover craft
Hotea see positions 49-50 to describe specific type vessel (PYs 69- 80)
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POSITION(S) 15 Propulsion
1 - Steam 2 - Motor (diesel) 3 - Gasoline 4 - Sail 5 - Non-salt-propelled 6 - Other including gas turbine 7 - Nuclear (-) Unknovn
POSITION(S) 16 Person in Charse ot Vessel Haneuvera
1 - Licensed master 2 - Licensed pilot (federal) serving under authority
ot federal license 3 - Liceneea pilot (state) serving under authority ot
state license 4 - Licensed mate 5 - Licensed operator (towboats amall paasenger) 6 - Documented or certificated personnel7 - U S Commissioned opoundpoundioer (Navy Coast Guard etc) 8 - Unlicensed and undocumented 9 - Poreign pilot or master or other roreign
personnel 0 - Unmanned (-) Unlcnovn
Pa~lure When Pault on Part opound ineroom PYa 72 - 0
A - Licensed chiet engineer B - Licensed engineer C - Documented engineer excluding entry rating D - Documented persona other entry ratings other E - Unlicensedundocumented engineer P - Foreign engineer G - Unmanned engineroombull H - Other
bull This code takes precedence over cases where person enters ed engineroom vhile attempting to oorrect caaualty in progress
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POSITION(S) 17-18 Month of Casualtz (FYa 63 - 80) EmmplEu show January as 01
POSITION(S) 19-20 Daz of Casualty (FYa 63 - 73) Emmple r show 5th as OS end 22 as 22
POSITIOK(S) 19-20 Marine Inspection Unit Inveetisating Caaualtz (PYs 74 - 80)
AA Albany BG Oaweao AB Anchorage or Valdez BH Paducah AC Baltimore BJ Port Arthur AD Boston BK Philadelph ia AE Buffalo BL Pittaburgh AF Charleston BM Portland Hampine AG AH
Chicago Cincinnati
BN BP
Portland Oregon Providence
AJ Cleveland BQ Portsmouth or Norfolk AK AL
Corpus Christi Detroit
BR BT
Savarmah San Diego
AM AN
Dubuquea FYa 77-80 St Paul Duluth
SU BV
Seattle San Pranciaco
AP Galveston 1N St Ignace AQ Guam BX San Juan AR Honolulu Y St Louie AT Houston B2 Tampamp AU AV
Huntington Jacksonville
CC CD
Toledo Wilmington NC
AW Juneau CE London AX AY AZ BB
toe Angeles Louisville Memphis t1iami
CF CG CH CJ
Breaaen Sinppore Saigon Mampnila
SC Mobile CK Yokohama BD Nashville CL Rotterdam BE New Orleans SF New York
POSITION(S) 21-22 Year of Campaualtt (FYs 63 - 68)liampler Show 1965 aa 65
POSITION(S) 21 Special Indicator (PYs 69 - 73)
0 - No eignifioan t deta 1 - Light oil pollution 2 - Moderate oil pollution3 - Heavy oil pollution 4 - tlninapected mobile oil drill 5 - Gas chemist or gas free certificate 6 - Photographs (efteotive 5-17-68) 7 - Radiotelephone mentioned in tbe report 8 - Bridges involved 9 - Locka or dame involved - - Hurricane - Sealanee
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POSITION(S) 21 Month Investigation Completed (PYa 74 - 80)
l - Jan 2 - Feb 3 - Har 4 - Apr 5 - Hampy 6 - Jun 7 - Jul 8 -Aug 9 - Sep 0 -Oct A - Nov B Dee I - Invee tigation not completed at time ot coding
POSITION (S) 22 Remains the same (PYa 69 - 80) Exampler Show 1969 as 9
POSITION(S) 23 Time ot Daz 1 - Day 2 - Night 3 - lwil ight (-) Unknown
POSITON(S) 24 Type ot Investigative Report
1 - Marine Board 2 bull Narrative 3 - Letter ot Transmittal
POSITON(S) 25r Piller (unused) (PYa 63 - 69)
POSITION(S) 25 Veaatl Fault Code (PYe 70 - 80)
For primary veaael code - 1 For aecondary veaael code - B For all other vessel eodes - C through Z
I more than twenty-aix (26) vessels are involved the alphabet is repeated beg~ vith the letter B
POSITION($) 26 Groea Tormage
1 - Not over 15 2 - Over 15 to 100 3 - Over 100 to 300 4 - Over 300 to 500 5 - Over 500 to 1000 6 - Over 1000 to 5000 7 - Over 5000 to 10000 8 - Over 10000 to 15000 9 - Over 15000 (-) Unknovn
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POSTION(S) 27 Length in Feet
1 - 65 teet or under 2 - Over 65 to leas thampn 100 3 - 100 to lese than 200 4 - 200 to leas than 300 5 - 300 to lese than 400 6 - 400 to lees than sao 7 - 500 to leas than 600 8 - 600 to less than 700 9 - 700 and over (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 28 Hull Materiampl
1 - Steel 2 - Wood 3 - Cement 4 - Plastic including fiberglaae 5 - Aluminum 6 - Other including ferro-cement (-) Unknom
POSITION(S) 29 Ajse of Vessel
1 - Lees than 5 years 2 - 5 to leas than 10 3 - 10 to less than 15 4 - 15 to less than 20 5 - 20 to less than 30 6 - 30 to lees than 40 7 - 40 to lese than 50 8 - SO and over (-) Unknown
ampbull of Vessel ipound Rebuilt (PY 70 Only)
A - Lees than 5 years I - 5 to lees than 10 C - 10 to less than 15 D - 15 to leas than 20 E - 20 to less than 30
Age ot vessel oaloulated rom year built to year coded
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POSITION(S) 30-31 Body of Water Where Casualty Occurred
Ol - Inland Atlantic - all waters covered by Inland Rules of the Road on the Atlantic Coast ot the United States its territories and poeeeesiona
02 - Inland Gulf - all waters covered by Inland Rules ot the Road on the Gulf ot the United States
03 - Inland Pacitic - all vaters covered by Inland Rules ot the Road on the Pacitic Coaat opound the United States
04 - Western Rivera - all vatera covered by the Western River Rules (Beginning fiscal year 1976 thia code wu deleted See belov for revised Western River codes)
05 - Grampampt Lakes - all waters covered by the Great Lakes Rulea (See page 34)
06 - Ocean Atlantic and all seas bordering thereon - except Caribbean Sea
07 - Ocean Pacific and all seas bordering thereon - except Indian Ocean
08 - Ocean Indian and all seas bordering thereon including the Arabian and Red Seu
09 - Ocean Mediterranean
10 - Ocean Arctic
ll - Ocean Caribbean
12 - Ocean Gult ot Mexico
13 - Othe2 foreign waters
Inland Gulf and Gult Intraooaatal Watervay (GWV)
Piacal years 1969 - 1975 - to code a eaaualty on the inland Gulf and GIVW place code 02 in poai tiona 30-31 To code the apecif1o location of the oaaualty rater to page 40 Locate the area that the oasualty occurred on and place that letter 1n position 45 Next place the mile poet reading ia poetiona 46-47
Piacal years 1976 - 1980 - to code a oaaualty on the inland Gulf aDd GIVW use those codes listed on page 11 for positions 30-31 To code the specific looation or the casualty looate the area that the oaaualty occurred on and place the mile post reading 1n positions bullS-47
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Western Rivers
Piseal years 1969 - 1975 - to oode a casualty on the Western Rivera place code 64 in positions 30-31 To code the specific location of the casualt7 refer to page bullo toeate the river that the casualty oooured on and place that letter 1n position 45 Nert place the mile post reading 1n poeitiona 46-47
Pisoal years 1976 - 1980 - to oode a oaaualty on the Western Rivers refer to the next p~ge Locate the river that the casualty occurred on and place those letters in positions 30-31 Next place the mile post reading in positions 45-47
POS 30-31 POS 45-47 Examplebull MP 850 Ohio River -wshy BSO
HP 20 Green River YH 020 HP 1 Iowa River m 007
The procedure for the coding or caaual ties on the Gulf Inland Rivera and Waterways is the same as for Western Rivers The diViding line between the Western Rivers and the Gulf Inland Rivers and Vatervaya is the Huer P Long Bridge looated at MP 1064 Lower Missiaaippi River The divicling line between the Ves tern Rivera ancl the Great Iekee is the Thomas J 0 Brien Look on the Calumet River and the Aahlancl Avenue Bridge on the Chicago River
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Jeatern Rivera
POSITION(S) 30-31
ll~ - Allepen1 River - toru Ohio River at Pittsburgh JB - Atchatalara River - north ot Kor~ City - Port Allen Route
to KP 304 Lover Hieeiaaippi River viamp Old River VC - Arkaaaaa River - HP 582 Lover Miaaiaaippi River VD - Black River - torma Red River VE - Cumberland River -MP 922 Ohio River VF - Dee Moines River - MP 361 Upper Miaaiaeippi River VG - Great Miami River - HP 491 Ohio River VH - Green River - MP 78~ Ohio River VJ - Illinois Vaterva1 - MP 218 Upper Miaaiaaippi River WK - Calumet River - to MP 327 (Great Lakes Rules begin) WL - Chioago River - to MP 322 (Great Lakes begin) VM - Iow River - MP 434 Upper Hiasiaippi River VH - Kanawha River - MP 266 Ohio River VO - Kansas River - HP 367 Mieaouri River WP - Kentucky River - MP 546 Ohio River VQ - Licking River - HP 470 Ohio River VR - Little Kanawha River - MP 185 Ohio River VS - Minnesota River - MP 844 Upper Miasiaaippi River
Hiaeiaaippi River
VT - (Upper) Cairo Ill to source IJU - (Lower) HP 1064 to Cairo Ill tl - Missouri River - MP 195 Upper MiaeiaaiPPi River VV - Monongahela River - torma Ohio River at Pittsburgh VX - Ohio River - enters Miaaiaaippi River at Cairo Ill VY - Old River - HP 304 Lower Hiaaisaippi River VZ - Ouachita River - connected to Red River viamp Blampck River
RA - Red River - MP 304 Lover Hiesiaaippi River viamp Old River RB - Red River o the Morth - torma Minnesota River RC - ST Coi River - MP 811 Upper Missiaaippi River RD - Saline River - MP 867 Ohio River RE - Tennessee River - MP 935 Ohio River RP - Wampbampah River - KP 848 Ohio River RG - llhite River - MP 599 Lower Miaaiaaippi River RH - Jiaconain River - MP 631 Upper Miaaieaippi River RJ - Yazoo River - MP bull37 Lower Miaaiaaippi River
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Gulf Inland Rivers and Vater~ye
POSITION(S) 30-31
AA - Alabama River - source to Mobile River AB - Algiers Canal - from MP 88 LMR to MP 6 8 WHL AC - Atchamptalampya River - mouth to MP 116 WHL AD - Apalachichola River - approximately MP 350 EHL AE - Baramptaris Bay Waterway (includee Bayou Baratamplia) AF - Bayou Tache - MP 115 Atohatalaya River AG - Bayou Lamptourche - MP 35 WHL AH- Bayou Terrebonne- MP 576 WHL AJ - Bayou Boeut - MP 872 WHL to MP 955 WHL AK - Berriok Bay - MP 95 5 WHL AL - Caloaaieu River - MP 2412 WHL AM - lack Warrior River - source to Tombigbee River
- MP 59 WHL
AN - Chattahoochee River - source to Apalaehiohola River AO - Greens Bayous - source to HSC A2 - Harvey Canal - MP 0 GrN to MP 5 GIW AQ - Houma Navigation Canal - HP 59 WL AR - Houston Ship Channel (HSC) - northwest of Galveaton Bay
Gulpound Intracoastal Waterway (GIWW)
AS - East - east or Harvey Locka (SHt) AT - West - west of Harvey Looks (WHL) AU - Inner Harbor Haviption Canal - MP 925 LKR to Lake Pontchartrain AV- Landside Route- HP 872 WHL to MP 367 Morgan City- Port Allen Route AW - Mermentau River - MP 2018 WHL AX- Mississippi River - (Lover) -from ahead of the passes (AHP) to MP 1064 AY - Mississippi River Gulf Outlet - HP 14 EHL A2 - Mobile Rivel - source to Mobile lay BA - Morsan City - Port Allen Route - HP 955 WHL B - Neches River - HP 277 WHL C - Pass a Loutre - AHP to Gulpound ot Mexico ED - Plaquemine - Morgan City alternate route - same as Horgan City shy
Port Allen Route BE - Sabine River - MP 266 JHL to MP 288 WL P - San Jacinto River G - South Pass - AHP BH - Southwest Pass shyBJ - Tombigbebull Rivbullr shyK - Vermillion River
- source to HSC to Gulf ot Mexico AHP to Gulf ot Mexico
source to Mobile River - MP 1591 WHL
POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature ot Caaualty
01 - Collision vith vessel meeting situation 02 - Collision with vessel crossing situation 03 - Collision with vessel ov6rtampking situation 04 - Collision with vessel anchored or moored (use only i not
dookingundoeking) 05 - Collision with vessel while docking or undocking 06 - Collision with vessel in og (tampkea precedence over 01 02 amp03)
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POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature of Casualty (continued)
07 - Colliaion with vessel not otherwiae claaaitied (including minor bumps betweem tug ampnd vessel)
08 - Collision with floating or submerged objects (other than ground)
09 - Collision with fixed objecta piers bridgea bulllocka ampdam bull Por tiacal years 1969 - 1973 use Special Indicator field position 2lr tor tiacal years 1974 - 1980 uae Special Indicator field poaition 80) middot
10 - Collision with ice or ice fields 11 - Collision rl th aida to navigation fixed or floating 12 - Collision other than with vessel not otherwise claaaitied
(Ottahore Riga - Seaplanea) 13 - Explosion andor tire involving liquid bulk cargo
(includes vapors) 1- - Explosion andor tire involving general cargo 15 - Explosion andor tire involving veaaela tuel
(includes vapors) 16 - Pire veaael atructure 17 - Fire veasel equipment (only ~hen damage to veaeel
structure ia incidental minor or abeent) including crank Oampae explosions - beginning tiseampl year 1971
18 - Explosion boiler (whether or not tire results) 19 - Explosion preasure vesaela and oompreaaed gaa
cylinders 20 - Explosion andor tire - not otherviae claaaitied 21 - Groundings with damage 22 - Groundings no damage (cannot have monetary damage to
vesaal liated) 23 - Founderinga 24 - Capsizing with or without ampinking 25 - Plooding swamping ~ithout sinking 26 - Heavt weather damace and weather generally (beginning
fiscal year 1969 rarely used used tor Primary Cause ot caaualty)
27 - Cargo damaabullbull no damage to veaael 28 - Material failure veaael atructure 29 - Material failure machinery and associated engineering
eq_uipment30 - Material failure equipment (other) including oargo
gear propeller ahatt 31 - Caaualty not otherwise claaaipound1ed undetermined or
1nautpound1oiant intormation - earthquake Beginning fiscal year 1969 - enemy action vessel disabled due to fouled propeller
32 - Barge breakaway
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POSITION(S) 34-35 Primary Cause
Valid only tor fiscal years 1963 to 1969
01 - Personnel fault - State pilot 02 - Personnel fault - Pederal pilot 03 - Personnel fault - Foreign pilot 04 - Personnel fault - Licensed personnel 05 - Personnel fault - Certificated personnel 06 - Personnel fault - Unlicensed and unoertiticated
otticer or crew member middot 07 - Personnel fault - Unlicensed pleasure boampt operator 08 - Personnel fault - All others (longshoremen
watchmen repeirmen) 11 - calculated riskerror in judgement 12 - Storms and heavy weather generally 13 - Adverae weather ampnd aeamp conditions not amountinamp
to atollll8 or heavy weather (wind tide breakers) 14 - Unusual currents 15 - Sheer auction bank cushion 16 - Depth ot water leas than charted or otherwise erpected (no personnel fault) 17 - Restricted maneuvering room (no personnel fault) 18 - Charta and publications (erroneous information) 21 - Pailure ot eq_uipment due to normal vear 22 - Pailure ot equipment due to material taul t 23 - Pailure of eq_uipment due to design tault 24 - Pailure ot eq_uipment - careleeanesaimproper
handling31 - Unseaworthy (not auitable tor route or service) 32 - Unknown or ineutficient information - earthquake33 - Paul t on the part of other veaeel or other persona 34 - Improper or lack of maintenance 35 - Pleating debria submerged obJect 36 - Inautticient horsepower - inadequate ampeaiating tugs
Note In cases involving tvo or more vessels vhere one ia totally at tault or bampa a greater degree o taul t the primary cause on the veaael record tor the veaael having major fault should be marked or example Personnel (Stampte Pilot) Pamp~lt on Own VeaaelJ on the veeael~vhioh does not hampve amp major fault the record vould be marked as primary cause ~rault on the Put ot the Other Veaael tt tfhere major taul t eziata on the part ot both veaaela the primary eampuae on each veeael vould indicate ita own primary rault
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PYa 70 - So Causefactor
POSITION 34 POSITION 35
A P P State pilot B P P federal pilot C P P foreign pilot foreign master D P P Licensed personnel E P P Cartifioatad paraonnel P P P Unlio bullbull Unoer personnel G P P Unlicensed pleasure boat H P P All othera (longshoremen amp
harbor workers) I Caloulatad risk
When using codes (A - I) tor position 34 use those codes to the right tor position 35
A Rules ot the Road - (PY 1971) uae apecial rules ot road codes in poations 36-38 and poait1ou 39-41
B Structural failure - improper loading
C Lookout - improperfailure to poet
D Structural failure - excessive speed in heavy weather
G Misjudged ettacts - wind current bull speed
H Kavigation - reliance on floating aids to navigation
J NaViampamption - tailed to ascertain poaition
K Navigation - tailed to utilize all available navigation equipment
L Vessel sherredagreament reached
M Pailura to properly align tow N Lack ot looal knowledge P Inexperienced personnel Q Maneuvered wo proper
uaiatance R Carelessnessinattention
(uleep) S Ialproper corrective procedures T Poor aauanship - fouled
wheelshatt U Pailed - improperly determined
height o tide tailed to correct
V Inadequate control opound asst vessel
W Ialproper mooring towing (tripping)
X Improper aatety precautions - loading intlammable liquidfuelingrepairs
Y Iaproper aecuringrigging z Other not otherwise
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FYs 70 - 80 Causeector
POSrlION 34 POSITION 35
J StoBs heavy weather JC Adverse veather
When using codes (J - K) or position 34 use those codes to the right for position 35
L Unusual currentamp
When using code (L) or position 34t uae t~oae oodea to the right or position 35
A B C D E P G H J K L M N P Q R T
A B C D E Z
Typhoon hurricane etc Gale orca winds Adverse veather - restricted via onl1 Small crat WVnillampB Winds small crat - gale oroe Large ewell - aa across bar Cargc shttt Anchor taUed to holdldripoundted Other Unexp--gu-at-y-v-in--d--d-o-ok--oiliamp--rWl---do-c-k-=-ingmiddot Towmooring part due to heavy weather Squalls - reduced visibilitJvind Anchor parted LT vessel aet down on pierlook Structural failure LT VESSEL SET DOW ON MOORED VESSpoundt Ice
lrratio Strong currentanarrow channel Agreement reachederose current set tov Strollamp surge Outdraftbacklaah rom damlook Other
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lYa 70 - 80 Campueefactor
POSITION 34 POSITION 35
M Sheer auction bank cushion
When using code (M) tor poeition 34 use those codes to the right tor position 35
N Depth leas than charted
When using code (N) tor poaition 34 use those oodee to the right for podtion 35
0 Reetrioted maneuvering room shyno personnel fault
When using code (0) tor position 34 use the code to the right or poaition 35
P Structural Pailure shyno peraonnel rampult
When using code (P) tor position 34 use those codes to the right or poeition 35 bull
A Marro~ channel B Navigating cloee to shore z Other
A Charta erroneous S Area shoalledsilted C Position of bazard doubtful D Publications erroneous H Other
A Not otherwise class1poundied
A Wasted plate and internalsor wood rotted B Yaatampd welda C fracture - plates and internalamp D Fracture - welds E Indent - Minor F Set in - Major G Buckling H Design J ixplosion andor ire - structural
failure aa the result or z Other
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py 70 - 80 Caueetactor
POSITION 34 POSITION 35
Q Equipment tailurenorJDSl wear R Equipment tailurematerial
fault S Equipment failuredesign T Equipment tailursP bull P ot
operating personnel (including improper operation lack or mintsrIampIlce)
When using codes (Q - T) tor position 34 use those codes to right tor position 35
A Main steam system B Auxiliary ateam system C Peed and oondensate system D Salt water system E Preah ~ter system (excluding
teed system) P Cargo oil system G Puel oil service ayatem H Puel oil transfer system J Lube oil system K Hydraulic systems t Pneumatic system M Retriaeration system N Ventilationmiddotayatem P Sanitampry system amphull drainage
system (incl bilge system) Q fire fighting equipment amp lite
sav~ equimpmsnt R Drilling equipment B Electrical (All equipment) T LPGLPG02 system (all compressed
aaaea except decompression chamber) U Decompression chamber PYs 71 - 80 V Crankcase explosion PYs 71 - 80 W Deck equipment - cargo (winches
booms etc) X Deck equipment - other (anchor
vindlaes chain mooring line) Y Pailure or -chinery supports z Other
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PYa 70 80 Causetaotor
POSITION 34
U Unaeaworthr X Improper maintenance
When usinS codes (U X) tor position 34 uae those oodea to the riampht tor poaition 35
V Unknown o thtr
When using code (V) tor position 34 use thoat codes to the right tor poaition 35
POSITION 35
A Pailure or wood hull platiDgmoderate aees
B Steel hull deteriorated C Pailure to blow tubee D Not suitable tor route z Other
A Parga breampkawy improper 110oring B Breakaway due to wake wash C Enemy action D Chemical spill E Vandalism middot P Blow-out G Engine room tire undetarlllined origin H Pire otherundetermined J Dook bollud tailure K Unknown L Drilline eq_uipment M Stability N Progressive fiooding P Vesaal oveilUil and sunk Q Vake damage troll other vessel R fire barge loaded S fire barge empty - not gu lee z Other
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Factors
Valid only for PYs 63 - 7l
The following codes were used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
900 - RS bull450 Action intended 990 - Coast Guard Asaiatance (FYs 70 - 80) 999 - No additional araampa of contributing factora
Hull and Associated Parta
011 - Plates ampnd framing (ateel hull vessels) 012 - Planks tramea fastenings (wood hull vessel) 013 - Bulkheads and decks 014 - Tanka (including cargo fuel water lube oil
double bottom tanks etc)middot 015 - Holda and hatches hatch beams hatch covers 016 - Superstructure 017 - Laddamprs ~ya stairs accommodation ladders 018 - Raila and guards 019 - Masts booms cargo gear (including winches) 020 - Struta stern tube rudder shoe 021 - Ventilators 022 - Watertight closures and assorted equipment 023 - Hull part not otherwise classified 024 - Quarters living spaces toilets etc 025 - Fishing gear
Naviption
026 - Lookout 027 - Congested areas docks piers - restricted
maneuvering 028 - Buoys aids to navigation 029 - Bxceaaive apeed 030 - Channels - restricted maneuvering 031 - Poor visibility 032 - Steering gear including steering engine
rudder auto pilot 033 - Radar 034 - Pathometer sounding machine lead line 035 - Engine order telegraph bell pulls pilot
house engine controls 036 - Navigation lights (improper use of) 037 - Whistle bell born aigcala (improper use) 038 - Navisation equipment - not otherwise classified 039 - Veather generally 040 - Currents and tides
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Area o Cauaal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 A4ditio~l Contributing Pampotors
Valid only tor PYe 63 - 71
The following were ueed tor positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Liteeaviflg
041 - Lite preservers buotant cushions lite rings 042 - Lifeboats and equipment 043 - Liteboat and lite rat launching apparatus 044 -Lite rapoundte lite tloata buoyant apparatus
and equipment 045 - Lifesaving equiplltlent not otherwiae olassiied
Pireighting
051 - Pixed lirelighting systems 052 - Portable tiretighting equipment 053 - Pire detecting syateme alums
Cc11aunioationa
PYa 70-71 060 - Rampdio telephone ailed to useimproper use 061 - Rampdio telegraph telephone auto alarm etc 062 - Visual eignals including searchlights blinker
lags
Miacellaneoua
PY 71 059 - Repleniahment a t see PYa 70-71 068 - Disabled require tow PYa 70-71 069 - Background lighting obscured aide to navition
070 - Yard repairs 071 - Overloading072 Impropel loading or atowage 013 - Insufficient ventilation 074 - Ground tackle including anchor windlass 075 - Towing equipment includihg towing engine 076 - Cargo077 - Miscellaneous deck department equipment - not
otherwise claaaitied 078 - Sunken wreck 079 - Tug assisting080 - Mooring equipment lines winches
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Ar~ ot Campuaampl Connection (Contributing Paotora)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing factors
Valid only for FYa 63 - 71
lh e tolloving codes were used tor poe i tiona 36 - 38 and poaitiona 39 - U
Main Propulsion Machinery
081 - Gaaoline engine and aooeeeoriea (except outboards) 082 - Outboard motors and accessories 083 - Diesel engine and aooeaeories 084 - Steam r60iprocating engines 085 - Steam turbine and turbo-electric 086 - snata and reduction gears 087 - Propeller 088 - Main propulsion bampchinery - not otherviee olaeeitied 089 - Failure ot equipment due to improper or lack ot
IDIintenanc e 091 - Atomic reactor
Boiler
101 - furnaces including tubes caatinga superheaters economizers etc
102 - Fuel oil ayatem - (FY 71) Boiler tuel oil ayatem only
103 - Feedwater syatema including condensers and evaporators 104 - Steam ayatems main and auxillary 105 - Boiler parte and aoceasoriee - not othervise
claeaitied 106 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack ot
maintenance FY 71 107 - Fuel oil system diesel
Machinery Miacellaneoua
111 - Pumps (cargo bilge bampllampat etc) but not ire pumps fuel lube oil or teedvater pumps
112 - Refrigeration ayatema including cargo and ships service
113 - Gasoline engines except main propulsion 114 - Diesel engines ezoept main propulsion 115 - Misoellaneoue machinery - not otherviae classified 116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack ot
aintenance 117 - Miace1laneoua engineering spaces 118 - Miacellaneoua engineering tools or equipment 119 - Bilge pumps
JPY 71 120 - Miscellaneous piping ayatema
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POSITION($) 36-38 Ar~ of Cauaal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Pampotora
Valid only for PYs 63 - 71
The following oodea were used for poaitione 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Electrical
121 - Generators (except main propulsion - see code 085) 122 - Viring 123 - Lights 124 - Controls switches circuit breakers fuses etc 125 - Motors (except main propulsion) 126 - tlectrical equipment - not otherwise olaaaified 127 - Failure or equipment due to improper or lack or
maintenance
Galley and Stewards Depamprtment
131 - Stova rangaa and aaaociated equipment 132 - Galley and steward department parts and ampquipment shy
not otherwise classified PY 71 133 - Butane alleyheating stove PYs 70-71 1~0 - Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
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PYa 71 - 80
Rules opound Road Violations
You can put up to three (3) letter codes in these three (3) positions 1pound leas than three (3) follow with dashes (--)
POSITION (S) 36-38
A Rule 2 Improper lightss Rule 3 Lighti for towing c Rule 4 Not under command lightaapecial operations
(or pilot rulea-apecial operations) Rule 5-10 Lights towed vesselsmall vesselpilot vessel
fishing vessel - stern lightD Rule ll Anchor lightsE Rule 15 Pog sigJlamplaP Rule 16 Speed in togaignal forward of beam
Substantial action
G Rule 17 Sail veaeela H Rule 18i Meeting situations I Rule 18ii1 Danger a1pal J Rule 18v Bend signal K Rule 18viii Overtaking L Rule 19 Crossing situation M Rule 20 Sail vessel right or wayexcept in narrow channel N Rule 21 Privileged vessel maintain course amp signal P Rule 22 Burdened vessel avo1~ crossing ahead Q Rule 23 Burdened vessel keep clear R Rule 24 Overtaking vassal keep clear S Rule 25 Keep to starboard aide opound chanDel T Rule 26 Right opound way ot fishing vaaaela U Rule 27 General prudential rule V Rule 28 Course signals internationalbacking inland fl Rule 29 Rule or good seamanship (lookout) z Rule Failure to render aeaiatance
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Rules of Road Violamptions
You can put up to three (3) letter codes in these three (3) positions 1pound leas tbampn three (3) follov with dashes (--)
POSITION(S) 39-41
A Excess speed a Insufficient pover c Wrong aide ot channel D Pailura to sound signals pound Meeting situation turned lett P Crossing situation burdened tailed to give vay G failed to atop or back H Elaei 1e asaneuver too little too late I Overtaking vessel ailed to keep oleer J Overtaken vessel tailed to maintain course ampa peed K Vind sea or current faotore L Agreement raaohed vessel sheered M bull Improperno lookout N Radio telephoneP RS 4450 action intended R Improper lightsshapes) T Person in charge intoxicated
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Araa ot ~ueal Connection
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Factors
PYe 72 - 80
These codes vera used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
900 - RS 4450 Action intended 990 - Coast Guard assistance (FYa 70 - 80) 991 - Violation ot Lav 999 - No additional areas ot contributing poundactors
Deecriptive Codes
026 - Lookout 027 - Congested areas docks piers - restricted maneuvering 028 - Buoys aids to navigation 029 - Excessive speed 030 - Channels - restricted maneuvering031 - Poor visibility 039 - Weather generally 040 - Currents and tides
Miscellaneous
048 - Failure to secure (or improper) 059 - Replenishment at sea 068 - Disabled require tow 069 - Background lighting obscured ampids to navigation 070 - Yard repaire includes gaa tree (FYa 73 - 80) 071 - Overloading bull 072 - Improper loading or atowage 073 - Insufficient ventilation 076 - Cargo078 - Sunken wreck 079 - Tug assisting
Machinery Miecellaneous
116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack opound mampintenance
Gamplley and Stewards DepUtment
140 - Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
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Arampas ot Causal Connection Additio~l Contributing Factors
The folloving contributing factor codes vere added in fiscal year 1972 These codes provided a greater degree or flexibility and apeoiticity in denoting cauaal connections areas ot damage 8Zld contributing causes to casualty
POSITIONS) 36-38 and 39-41
Hull 400-419
400 Hull - general 401 Hull - external-fvd 13 - bottom 402 Hull - external-midsection bottom 403 Hull - external-aft l3 - bottom 404 Hull - external-tvd l3 - aideahell 405 Hull - external-midshipsect1on-s1deahell 406 Hull - exte~nal-att l3 - aideshell 407 Hull - internale-fvd 13 408 Hull - internals-midsection 409 Hull - internals-aft l3410 External plating-superstructure 411 Internal framing-superstructure 412 Weather decks - main 413 Weather decks - superstructure 414 Decks - internal including tank top US Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
Yd 13 416 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
midsection 417 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
att 13 418 Bulkheads - above main deck 419 Bulkheads - longitudinal
Hull Damampge 920-929
920 Wasted - plate and internals 921 Wasted - veldrivet 922 Fractured - plate and internals 923 Fractured - weldrivet 924 Indented - minor 925 Set in - major 926 Buckled 927 Holed 928 Fractured - other 929 roken up (ie on rocks etc
Work Spaces 426-444
426 Work spaces - generalother 427 tork spaces - engine 428 Work spaces bull engine shops
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
429 Work spaces - engine store roome 430 Work spaces - engine paint locker 431 Work spaces - miac eng spaces (shaft
alley vent rooms) 432 Work spaces - bridge ampaav spacee 433 Work spaces - deck shops 434 Work spaces - deck storerooms 435 Work spaces - paint locker 436 Work spaces - cargo holds 437 Work spaces - cargo holds Tveen deck 438 Work spaces - cargo holds lo~er 439 Work spaces - galley 440 Work spaces - galley ato~ea
(includes ete~arda) 441 Work spaces - main deck cargo vinch
area 442 Work spaces - main deck cargo hold
area 443 Work spaces - reefer holds 444 Work spaces - fish hold
Living Spaces 446-450
446 Living spaces - crev 447 Living spaces - crev toiletsho~er 448 Living spaces - passenger 449 Living spaces - passenger toiletshower 450 Living spaces - passenger (other)
Built-in Tanka 451-466
451 Tanks - ballut(beginning PY 73) 452 Tanka - atterpeaklateru rake 453 Tanks - cargo oil 454 Tanka - cctrerdamadoubleakin 455 Tanka - deep 456 Tanka - distilled water 457 Tanka - double bottom 458 anka - drainvells 459 lanks - torepeaklbownke 460 Tanka - tuel oil day tank 461 lampnks - fuel oil settlera 462 Tanka - potable water 463 Tanka - sewage 464 Tanks - sump 465 Tanka - voids 466 Tanks - other
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POBITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Hull amp Hull Fittinamps amp Outfittings 467 - 484
467 Cargo battens and cleats 468 Cargo oontampiner cells 469 Cargo contLiner stowage fittings 470 Equipment stowage 471 Pire stltion boxea 472 Grain handling ampnd stowage fittings 473 Hamptoh tent arrangements 474 Lashing fittingscargo tie down 475 Mooring fittings generampl 476 Mooring bitts and foundations 477 Mooring pawls and chain stoppers 478 Protective devices 479 Safety rails ampnd fittings 480 Securing devices 461 Skylights 482 Windows - port holesdead lights 483 Wire reels 484 Other
Deck Covering 485-493
485 Living spaces 486 Galley spaces 487 Deck treads and nonskid 488 Ladder treads 489 Portable gratings 490 Toiletshower spaces 491 Wood decking 492 Working spaces 493 Other
Access 494-515
494 Accommodation ladders 495 Doors - general 496 Doors - cargo 497 Doors - exterior 498 Doors - interior 499 Doors - reefer 500 Doors - watertight SOl Ploor plates ampnd supports 502 Gratings and supports 503 Laddera inclined - external 504 Ladders portable inclined - external 505 rddera vertical inclined - external 506 Ladders inclined - internal 507 Laddera portable inclined - internal 508 Ladders vertical inclined - internal 509 Manholes 510 Scuttles 511 Ship B gampngWa)
POSITION($) 36-38 and 39-41
512 Sideports 513 Stages 514 Working platforms 515 Other
Deck amp Carso 516-589
Mampats Booms amp Rigging 516-531
516 General 517 locka 518 Booms - general ampmisc small 519 Heavy lit booms 520 Car carriers 521 F6nders 522 Lanyarda 523 Mampata and kingposts 524 Nets 525 Rigging - general526 Slings 527 Spreaders 528 Fishing gear ~ general 529 Nets 530 Booms masts etc 531 Boom cradle
Winches 535-555 bull 535 Boat winches 536 Cargo winches 537 Fishing winches 538 Hand winches 539 Towing winches 5U Other 542 Anchorveesel anchored 543 Anchor chain-including riding
pawldevils olav 544 Anchor windlass - general 545 Automatic mooring winches 546 General-control-teaturea 547 Capstans - generampl 548 Mooring winches - general 549 Mooring lines-generalunknown
vessel moored 550 - Natural tiber 551 - Wire rope 552 - Srnthetic rope 553 - Towing cable 554 - Misc towing equip 555 - Other
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POSTIONS) 36-38 and 39--1
Cranes 556-558
556 Gentry eranes - general 557 Revolving cranes - general 558 Other
Hatch Covers 559-563
559 Hatch beams and boards 560 Pontoons and beams middot 561 Mechanical hatch covers-general 562 Mechanical hatch covers-electric
hydraulic drive general 563 Mechanical hatch covers electroshy
mechanical drive general (chain etc )
Elevators Conveyors and Dumbwaiters s6s - 571
565 Conveyors - cargo general 566 Dumbwaiters 567 Elevators - cargo - general 568 Elevators - personnel569 Engineers platform hoist 570 Pork lifts 571 Other
Steering Gear 572-588
572 Bov thruster - general 573 Steering gear - general 574 Cross head and erose head drive 575 Pollov-up mechanism (linkages) 576 Hydraulic system 577 Lubrication 578 Pumps 579 Rams cylinders 580 Steering stands amp trick vheela 581 Rudder - general 582 Carrier bamparing 583 Horn 584 Pintle and gudgeon 585 Stock bearing 586 Stock packing gland 587 Planking ~udder
588 Other
Stabilizers 589
589 Stabilizers - general
Galley and lAundry 590 - 600
590 Galley equipment - generalother 591 Laundry equipment - generalother
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
592 Dish washers 593 Steam galley equipment - general 594 Garbage disposals ampchutes 595 Miscellaneous mechanical equipment 596 Ovens 597 Pressing and ironing equipment 598 Range$ 599 Refrigerators 600 Washing maohinea and dryers
Cargo Hold Dehumidiie~s 601
601 Cargo hold dehumidiioation-generampl (cargo air)
Heating Ventilation amp Air Conditioning b02-bl2
602 Air conditioning - general 603 Ventilation - general 604 Covla 605 Dampera 606 Ducts and supports 607 Goosenecks 608 Heaters - electric 609 Steam or hot water 610 Gaaolineoil 611 Gas (butane etc) 612 Other
Main ProyenSla1on 613-7 8
Diesel Engines 613-635
613 Main propulsion diesel engine 614 Main propulsion diesel governing system 615 Main propulsion diesel reduction 618 Fmerg dieaal generator engiae - general 619 Elmerg diesel generator eiigiDe - engine
(excluding accessories) gov~ system
620 Elmerg diesel gen eng - inat~umentation 621 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral diesel
oil B1Btera 622 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral freah
vater cooling ayatem 623 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral lube
oil system
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POSITION($) 36-38 alld 39-41
624 Emerg dieeel gen engine - integral starting mechanism
625 Ships aervioe diesel gen engine shygeneral
626 Ships service diesel sen engineshyengine excluding aeeeaaoriee) governinamp 171 tem
627 Ships service diesel generator 628 Ships aervice diesel generator
engine - integral diesel oil system 629 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral fresh water cooling system 630 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral lube oil system 631 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral starting mechanism 632 Lifeboat diesel enginea 633 Small boat gaaoline engine shy
(inboard)634 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(outboard) 635 Otherdiesel cargo pumps on Tank barge 636 Main propulsion turbines - general
(hignlov pressure) 637 Governing system 638 Integral gland seal regulating 639 Integral lubrication ayatem 640 Jacking gear 641 Maneuvering valves 642 Main propulsion gears - (reduction
gears) 643 Integral lubrication ayatem 644 Other
Shafting end Bearings 645 - 652
6i5 Bearings - general646 Shafting - general 6-7 Line 68 Tail 649 earing - thrust 650 Stern tube assembly - oil lubrication 651 Stave typeatutpound1ng boz 652 Other
Pl-olllers 653 - 657
653 hopellara - solid 65-4 Built-up 655 Controllable pitch propellers-general 656 Control ecbaniem 657 Othernot apecitied
Turbinea 658 - 665
658 Emergency generator gas turbines 659 Main propulaion gas turbines
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-middot1
660 Ships service generator ~a 665 Other
Vacuum EqUipment 666-671
666 Au111ary air ejectors ampcondensers 667 Auxiliary condensers 668 Ezhampust condenser 669 Main air ejectors amp condensers 670 Main condenser 671 Other
Pump (poundor both deck and engine room) 672 - 677
672 Centrifugal pumps - gerteral 673 Hand pumps 674 Hy-draulic motore - genePel 675 Hy-draulic puml)a - gerteral676 Reciprooa ting pumpa - prteral 677 Rotary pumps - general
PipY Pittinga amp Vallea poundor both deck and engine room) 6amp1-695
681 Pleible Tubing682 Gauge Linea 683 Hose (other than poundire) 664 Pipe pounditt~ 665 Pipirtg686 Sea cheats ampoverboard discharge
oonneotiona bull 687 Sea strainers (in piping) 688 See valves 689 System fittings (strainers tilterst
traps etc ) drains 690 Tubing 691 Valves - general 692 Regulating 693 Reliet 694 Check balance 695 Other
Compressors 696 - 698
696 Air compreaaors - general 697 Refrigeration compressors - general 698 Other
AU1liarz Sta tam furbiDe a amp Gears 99 - 707
699 Pump turbines - general 700 Goverrting aratem 701 Integral lubrication 111tem
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POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
702 Ships service generator turbines shygeneral
703 Ships service generator turbines shygoverning eyetem
704 Ships service generator turbineamp shyintegral gland aeal regulating a19tem
705 Ship a se~vioe generator turbines shyintegral lubricating system
706 Ships service generator turbines shyreduction gear assembly
707 Other
Boilers 708 - 130
708 Air heaters 709 Boiler casings 710 Boiler drums and internals 711 Boiler tubes 712 Boiler valves 713 Boiler water level indicators 714 Boiler water testing 715 Brickwork and refractoryfirebox 716 Burner lame scanning system 717 Burner ignition system 718 Combustion control 719 Desuperheatera 720 Draft gauges 721 Fuel oil burners ampair register 722 Feed water regulators 723 Economizer 72~ Sampety valves 725 Smoke indicators 726 Soot blowers 727 Superheaters 728 Superheater temperature regulators 729 Uptakes and inner stack 730 See 744
Blowers and Pane 732 - 734
732 Forced draft blowers - generalor turbo air intake on diesel
733 Ventilation tans - general 734 Other
Unfired Pressure Vampaaell and Non-built-tanka 735 - 741
735 Air receivers 736 Drain tanks 737 Expansion tLnke 738 Gravity tanks 139 Hydraulic accumulators 740 Mirlng tanka 741 Other
POSITION(S 36-38 and 39-41
Coolers Condensers 742 - 753
742 Coolers - general 743 Diesel oil purifier heater 744 Peed water beater amp vent condenser - gen 745 Lubrication oil purifier heater 746 Main propulsion lubrication oil coolers 747 Reefer compartment air eoolera 748 Reefer compartment pipe coila 749 Reefer condensers 750 Reefer liquid auction heat exchangers 751 Reefer secondary rerig eoolers 752 Cargo and fuel oil heating coils 753 Other
Purifiers 754
754 Puriiere
Evaporators 755 - 758
755 Contaminated steam generators 756 High preeaure evapora tore 757 Lev pressure evaporatoramp 758 Other
Electrical 759 - 780
759 Main motor 760 Main motor air cooler 761 Main generator 762 Main generator air cooler
Electric Generatora 763 - 765
763 Emergency cenerator - general 764 Ships service generators - general 765 Other
Electric Power Distribution 766 - 776
766 Batteries 767 Battery charcera 768 Distribution panels (other than
switchboard panels 769 Emergency generator switchboard 770 Lighting panels 771 Power panels 772 Ships service generator switchboard 773 Teet panel 774 Tranaormers 775 Wiring 776 Other
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POSTION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Motors and Controllers 777 - 780
777 Electric motors 778 Electric motors 779 Electric motor
maohinery) 780 Electric motor
machinery)
(non-deck machinery) (deck machinery)
controllers (non-deck
controllers (deck
Interior Communications 781 - 794
781 Telephone system 782 Call bell system
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Lighting 817 - 821
817 Lighting - crev areee (includes eiring) 818 Lighting - navi~tion 819 Portable lighting 820 Searohlights 821 Othercargo holds
Miaoellampneous Workshop Equipment 822 - a3a
822 Burning equipment 823 Drill presses
783 Cargo oil temperature recording system 824 Engine test stand 7811 Engine order telegraph 785 Engineers signal and alarm system 786 General alarm system 787 Individual system alarm systems
(excluding specific equipment alarms) 788 Propeller shaft revolution
indicator system 789 Repoundrigeration temperature
recording system 790 Rudder angle indicator system 791 Salinity indioator system - teed
condensate 792 Sound povered telephone system 793 Wheelhouse alarm system 794 Other
Exterior Communications 795 - 801
795 Auto alarm 796 Lifeboat portable radio equipment 797 Radio telegraph equipment 798 Radio telegraph equipment 799 Radio teletype Equipment BOO Bridgebridge radio 801 Otherharbor advisory radar
Navigation Equipment 802 - 816
802 Course recorder 803 DECCA navigator 804 Echo depth sounder 805 Electric steering - gyro pilot system 806 Pog gong 807 Gyro compass system 808 Loran 809 Hampgnetic copaaa 810 Radar - general 811 Radar - collision avoidance 812 Radio direction finder 813 Ship B bell 81JI Signal lights 815 Whistle siren 816 Other (charts poundailed to use etc)
825 Grinders 826 Hand tools 827 Hydraulic jacks 828 Lathes 829 Lifting gear - including chain
all and come-along 830 Milling machines 831 Paint aprampying outfit 832 Power drive portampble tools 833 Sav - motor drivenmiddot 83Jt Shapers 835 Welding equipment 836 Work bench 837 Vises 838 Other
Inatrumenta (not covered in other main components) B39 - B45
839 Clinometers 840 Main gauge board 841 Portampble instruments 842 System indicating instruments 843 Srstem recording instruments 844 Teat instrumentation 845 Other
Automamption (not covered in other main components) 846 - 852
846 Bell recorderamp 847 Bridge console 848 Condition recorders temperature
pressure etc 81f9 Engineroom console 850 Inormation recorders 851 Throttle control equipment 852 Other
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POSITON(S) 36-38 Area of Cauaal Connection (Contributing Paotore)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Paotora
The following cOdes were used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Firefiibting 853 - 864
653 Fixed systems - fire maine and hose 854 C02 855 Steam 656 Sprinkler 857 Other 858 Semi-portable - C02 859 Portable - C02 860 Other 861 Fire ~etecting systems and alarms 862 Emergency equipment - (breathing apparatus ax et~) 864 Other
Lifesaving 865 - 874
665 Life preserver - approved866 Lite preserver - diaapproved 667 Buoyant oushion lite ring 868 Lifeboat 869 Equipment 870 Davits (launching apparatus) 871 Lite raft - inflatable 872 Launching apparatus 873 Other (bouyant apparatus and lite floats) 874 Lite aaving equipment not otherwise claaaitied
Miscellaneous 875 - 878
875 Main propulsion reciprocating 876 Main bearings 877 PistonampJ rod etc 878 Jacking gear
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POSITION(S) 42 ~eather at Time of Casualty
1 - Clear 2 - Partly Cloudy 3 - Overcaa t 4 - Pog 5 - Rain 6 - Snow 7 - Other (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSITION(S) 43 Visibility at Time of Campaualty
1 - Leas than 14 mile 2 - l4 to leas than 12 mile 3 - 12 to lees than 1 mile 4 - 1 mile to leas than 2 miles 5 - 2 miles and over (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSTION(S) 44 Wind at Time of Casualty
1 - Calm 2 - 1-3 knots 3 - 4-10 knots 4 - 11-16 knots 5 - 17-27 knots 6 - 28-40 knots 1 - U-55 knots 8 - 56-65 knots 9 - greater than 65 knots (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSITION(S) 45-47 Air Temperature at Time of Campaualty - Fahrenheit (FYa g3 - 6a5
POSITION(s) 45-47 Specific Location o Caaualty (PYa 69 - 80)
POSITION(S) 45 Great Lakes (FYa 69 - 80)
T - Lake Huron Straits o Hackinampo and St Marys River
U - Lake Ontario and Lower N~ River St Lawrence River Lake Champlain and New York State Barge Canal System
V - Lake Michigan
W - Lake Superior
I - Lake Erie including Niagara River Detroit River Lake St Clair and St Clair River
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POSITION(S) 46middot47 Use nearest degree of latitude and longitude respectively
Location Codes tor the High Seas (FYs 69 bull 80)
Pind the loeamption ot the casualty on the attached chart (titled Open Ooeen Coding Chart) by utilitzing the latitude ampnd longitude Enter alpha ohampracter located in large blocked area in Poeition 45 Enter tile nWDber loeampted in upper left hand corner of the small squares vithin cb blocked area in positiona Jt6 and 47
Coastal iiampters (FYa 69 - 70)
Use first three digits of the five digit index on the folloving page I the first digit is e one then subaitute ampn S in ita place
Coastal ~aters (FYa 71 - 75)
Use the first three digits of the five digit index on the folloving page
PYs 76 bull 80 to oode an area in the Coastal U S first refer to pages 36-39 aM loeate the geographical point where the casualty occurred or the point closest to the location o the caaualty If a eampeuamplty occurred on the high a eea and a coaa tal poaition is used as a reference point then indioate that reference point or point or the list closest to it When the geographloal point has been determined use the second thru forth nWIIbera of the listinamp and place them in positions 45-47 The folloving example vill illustrate the above 111ethodt
A casualty occurs near Myrtle Beach South Carolina Using a map or chart it is determined thampt Myrtle Beach is located nearest to Georgetown Lisbt whoee second thru forth digits are 201 This number is placed in positions 45-47
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OPEN OCEAN CODING CHART
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Western Rivers Gulf and Gulf Interooaatal Waterway (PYa 69 - 75)
POSITION(S) 45
A - Lover Kiesieeippi River from head of peasea to Ohio River (AHP) APS - Preeport Sulfur Campnal AGO - Gulf Outlet ASW - SW Pass ASP - South Pass AAL - Pase Loutre
B - Upper Miaaiaeippi River - from mouth of the Ohio River to Minneapolis including the St Croix River LAke St Croix and Minnesota River
C bull Illinois Vatervay - mouth to Chieampgo
D - Alleghany River - from Pt Pittsburg to Oil City Pennsylvania
E - Honogahela River - from Pt Pittsburg to source
p - Missouri River - from junction ~ith Hiseieaippi River to head of navigation
G - Kanawaha River - from junction vith Ohio River to heampd of navigation
H - Kentucky River - from junction vith Ohio River to ht~ad of Dampviption
J - Cumberland River - from junction vith Ohio River to head of navigation
K - Tennessee River - from junction vith Ohio River to Knoxville Tennessee
L - Arkansas River - from junction vith Hissiseippi River to head of navigation
H - Gulf Intercoastal Vaterway (vest) - from Harvey Locks vest to Brownsville Texas
HP - Horgan City Port Allen Route HA - Atchatalara River HB - Barataria Itatervay ML - Bayou LAFourche HH - kouma Navigational Canal MC - Calcaaieu River MV - Vermillion River MBS - Bayou Sorrel MQB - Brazos River MHO - Harvey Locka Algiers Canal M28 - Vest Port Arthur Bridge H09 - Horgan City Bridge MAB - Bervick Bar ridge HTG - Tennessee Gamps Pipeline Canal
H - Gulf Intercoastal Waterva) (eaat) - from Nev Orleane to terminus
P - Ohio River - from Pt Pittsburg to source
Q - Other Rivera
QG - Green River HSC Houston Ship Channel
POSITION(S) 46-47 Designate river mile to nearest ten miles eg mile 3ll6 35
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POSITON(S) 4B Sea Conditions at time opound Cauualtr
1 - Calm 2 - Seaavell 5-15 poundeet 3 - Seaavell 16-20 teet 4 - Seampavell 21-40 teet
or slight chop o~ moderate chop-rough or heampvy chopvery rough
5 - Seaavell over 40 teet 6 - Ice (-) Unknown or inautficient information
POSITION(S) 49-50 s Temperature at Time of Casualty (PYa 63 - 68)
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Specific Type ot Vessel (PYs 69 - 80)
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01 Artificial Island
01 Mobile drilling rig submersible 02 Mobile drilling rig semi-submersible 03 Mobile drilling ~ig jaok-up 04 Work over rig jaok-up 05 Work over rig other 99 Fixed plattormaztificial island
02 Freis t ship
Position lt9
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Position 50
Q General A Bulk carrier S Container ship (or deck) T Railroad carrier l~ghters U Selpound-unloampder V Combe freight carecontainers W LIGLPG X ROROY Molten sultur Z Ammoniahazardous material chemical
9 Other (inter-island treight small)
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POSITION(S) ~9-50 Specific ype opound Vassel (oonttnued)
03 Freight Barge end 28 Freigpt amprge Hazardoua Mampter1ampla
06 Dr7 eamprgo unspecified 79 Ocean bulk ( petro phoaphampte etc )07 Open hopper 80 Ooaan other (lumber dock) 08 Covered hopper 81 lAah barge 09 Deck loading 99 Other or unknown (dWilp acov) 10 Railroad or container 11 Dr7 cargo other 12 Shellsandrock barge
0 Commercial Vessels - Freight or Pueengers
13 011 industry supply vessel (except orev boats) 70 Fishing aupplytrertaport 98 Diving barge 99 Otherunkrtovn NOC (eg workboat amp misc)
05 Conatruction amp Wrecking Vessels
14 Derrick berge 15 Pile driver 16 Pipe layingjetting 17 Drilling barge 18 Drilling ship salt-propelled 19 Drilling tender rig tender 99 Construction vessel other (dredge tender power barge barge tender)
06 - 07 Dredge
06 Dredge salt-propelled 07 Dredge non-self-propelled
08 Fishing Vessel
Poaition 49 Position 50
A - Haul seines A - Shrimp B - Purse seines amp lampar nete B - Ground poundiah (flounder haddock perch C - Bag netscoop nets cod) D - Beam travla c - Salmon E - Other trawls (trawls amp D - Tuna
shrimp trawla) dragger E - OJater P - Pots amp trapa p - Crab king G - Gill nets G - Crab other K - Hook amp bait including trollers H -Menhaden J - Longline J - Lobster K - h-edge Ilt - Clam L - Tongraketork L - Scallop K - Canner7 vessel or tender M - Halibut 9 - Other not otherwise classified N - Snappergrouper (-) Unlmow 9 - Other
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Specific Type opound Vessel (continued)
09 TugboatsTowboats
20 - Harbor tug (vessel assistance) 21 - Marborintracoaatal towing 22 - Ooeanotfahore towing 23 - Riverinland towing (pushing) 24 - Riverinland towing (towing astern) 25 - Switcher 67 - Tail boat (tow assistance) 68 - Head boat (tow aeaistampnoe) 70 - Integrated tug barge 99 - Other unknown not otherwise classified
10 Paaaanger Vessel Over 65 100 GT and Over
11 Passenger Vessel Over 65 Under 100 GT
12 Passenger Vessel Under 65
27 - crewboat 28 - Charter fishing 29 - Water taxi 60 - Excursion vesselsight seeing 99 - OtherNOC (eg hydrofoil)
13 Perr1es Over 65 100 GT and Over
14 Parries Over 65 Under 100 GT
15 Perries Under 65
90 - Auto 91 - Railroad cars 92 - Passenger 93 - Passengerauto
16 Passenger Barge (Incl Cable Perry Barges amp Piahing Barge)
17 TltUlk Vessel
30 - T-2 31 - EX t-2 (eg jumbo-ized) 32 - T-1 33 - T-3 34 - T-5 97 - Dampngeroua cargo (tetra ethyl lead methyl lead aqua ammonia) 99 - Other NOC (inland or amall coaa tal)
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Spec1pound1o ype ot Vessel (continued)
18 or 29 Tank Barges
35 bull Liquid cargo barge unapecitied36 - Single skinned liquid barge 37 - Double skinned liquid barge (including olean petrochemicals eg
aromatics trichloride) 38 - Cylinder tank open hopper and void 39 - Cylinder tank decked over 40 - Other liquid barge (eg brine drilling mud etc) 41 - LPGLIG (butane open hopperpropylene) 42 - Chlorine 43 - Sulfur liquid 44 - Ammonia preeeure tLnk 45 - Ammonia low temper~ture 46 - tow temperature other 47 - Acid aulturic 48 - Acid other 49 - Caustic unspecified 50 - Caustic soda liquid51 - Caustic aodamp high temperature52 - High temperature other 69 - Styrene adiponitrile acrylonitrile pampraylene vinyl acetate
ethyl benzene alkyl benzene 71 - Ethyl ether 99 - Ammonia sulfate liquid (aelf unloaded)
fertilizer other
23 Miacellaneoue Vessels
53 - Pleasure craft 54 bull Reeeamprchoceanographic veaael 55 - Sub tender catamaran 56 - Seaplane 57 - Pilot vessel 58 - Cable ahip59 - Submersible 63 - LSTLCM etc mil lighter 64 - Sludge sewage etc 76 - Man-o-war 77 - Dredge self-propelled 78 - Dredge non-self-propelled 86 - Perry boat 87 - Seine boat 88 - School boat 99 - Other ~kelp outter state enforcement eg Pish and
Wild tire drydook)
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POSITION(S) 5l-52t Number or Crev Member Killed or Missing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 53-54t Number or Passengers Killed or Missing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 55-56t Number or Longshoremen amp Harbor Vorkers Killed or Missing amp Presumed i5eampd
POSITION( B) 57-58r Number or Others Killed or Hiaaing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 59-60r Number of Crew Membera Injured amp Incapacitated Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 61-62 Number or Passengers Injured amp Incapacitated Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 63-64r Number ot LolShoremen ampHarbor Vorkers Injured amp Incapaci ta ted Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 65-66 Number ot Others Injured ampIncamppampcitampted Over 72 Houramp
If a vessel casualty involvea deaths andor injuries see coding instructions titled Personnel Injuries and Deaths
POSITION(S 67-70a Estimated toeaDamage to Vessel
POSITION($) 71-74 Eatillllited LoaaDamage to Cargo
POSITION(S) 75-78r Estimated LossDamage to Other Property
Code in unite ot thoueands but first round orr to nearest thoueands For emmpler Ipound the value is SlSOO round it ott to 2000 and code ampa 0002 It the value is $4499 round it ofpound to $4000 and code as 0004 tor positions 69 - 78t
POSIriON(S) 79 Veaeel amp Total Loss
l - Yea 2 - No
POSITION(S) BOa Piller (unused) (FY 1e 63 -73)
POSITION(S) 80r Special Indicator (PYs 74 - 80) previously position 21 ~see page 5 tor codes)
POSIriON(S) 81-82t Clendar Year
POSITION(S) 83-B~r Piacal Year
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I VESSEL NAMEDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATON V S COAST GUARD CODE SHEET -MARINE CASUAL TV STATISTICS
CGHQ-4095 Rev 12bull75)
1
2
2 CASE NO ( 1bull5)
11 SEQUENCE NUMBER
17 A
NATURE 132middot331
NSTRUCTIONS
Vessel casualty with no personal injuries or death 3 Vessel casualty and personal injury or death Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers code all items in Sections Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers and enter codes in Sections 1 and 2shy1 and 2 of code sheet For each related CG-924E enter codes in Section 3 of same code sheet if there are 2
or more persns involved enter data frol)l first CGmiddot924E in Col A of Section 3 data Personal injury or death not involving a vessel casualty from second m Col B etc If more than 4 persons involved use a second code sheet Obtain data from CG-924E and related papers code all items in Sections entering data in Sections 1 and 3 1 and 3 of code sheet
3 VESSEL NO 4 CG INbull 16bull11 J INSPECTmiddot
ED liZ I
CJ Imiddot v es
CJ bullmiddot NO
12 GROSS TONNAGE 1201
Otmiddot o-u 0- 16bull00 CJamiddot I 0bull3 00 Dmiddot ao1middotsoo [_]smiddot so1middot1 ooo
tASU-L TY PARTICULARS B c o
PRIME AREA ADD CAUSE CAUSAL CONT 134middot)151 CONN FACT
3ampmiddot3 II 1311middot40
22 SEA CONDITIONS 148)
SEE SWELL IN FEET)
Otmiddot CALM Osmiddot 41 ANO uP
Dmiddot 5middot15 ISLIGHTI [_)6bull ICE
Oamiddot u-zo tMOOERATEI
Dmiddot 21bull40 lfIOUGHI Otmiddotl UNKNOWN
Z8 TYPE OF 29 NAME OF INJURY VICTIM
J QeatiIIMlss I st Initial 2692192lt1E 2nd Initial or X
2-middotJnjury (924E 2692) I st Three Letters
3middot Qeath+1iss of Last Name 924E Only
ltImiddot Injury 924E Only
12111 lt261 1271 128bull30)
A
B
c
D
s TYPE OF 6 PFIOPU LSI ON II 5) VESSEL
Q1bullSTEAM 511314) 0 bull ~~~t~Eo
0middot 1001bull5000 0middot SOobull0000
Oamiddot toootmiddotuooo CJDmiddot 1amp001 ANO UP Otmiddot) UNKNOWN
18 WEATHER 142)
01middot CIEAR
CJ2middot PAITIY CLOY
Oa- oVERCAST
04middot FOG
235 E Rmiddot VICE OF VESSEL 14 g-~0)
30 PAPERS OF 31 INJURED PERS
SECTION Imiddot DATA REQUIRED ON ALL CASES
0middot MOTOR(Diesel) CJe- OTHEIl
[_]amiddot GASOLINE Q7middot NUCLEAR
Q4middot SAIL
LENGTH1 middot
01- omiddot6s Dmiddot u-too CJ3bull I 01middot200 0middot201bull300 011middot 301bull400
CJIbull RAIN
OmiddotSNOW
CJ7middot OTI-iER
Otmiddot)UNK
24 A
CREW CUmiddotD2l
STATUS
Imiddot Passen eer Imiddot Licensed 2middot LoneslltHW 2middot Documented 3- Tankerman 3- None 4middot Other ltImiddot Other (Include 5middot Artificial or
Foreien SeameJi fix struct worker
6middot Oeck crew 7middot Engine crew 8- Steward Oept
1311 lUI
OtmiddotJ UNKNOWN
7 PERSON IN CHARGE
116)
SECTION 2 bull VESSEL CASUALTY OAT A
8 DATE OF CASUALTY MO MIO MOOF CODE IN II EST
CAS COMP IZ II117middot18) IilllbullOJ I
(IN FEET) 12 7) Ill HULL MATERIAL 128)
4 OImiddotSOO CJtmiddot STEEL Umiddot OTHER I 01 middot6 00 []2middot wooo INCLUDES
FERRObull 601bull700 Oamiddot CEMENT CEMENT 701 AND UP Qmiddot PLJlSTIC 01-1 UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN CJ8bull ALUMINUM
19 VISIBILITY ltIN MILES) 143) zo WINO UN KNOTS)
01middot HAZARDous uo-114 01middot CALM CJsmiddot 17-117
CJ2bull IIEIl Y gtOOR II 4bull1121 0middot 1bull3 KT 06middot Ubull40
Oamiddot oooR 1112-1 1 CJ5middot GOOOiio ANO UPI 0middot 4bull10 Q7middot 41middotU)
DmiddotFAIR (1bull2) 01middot) UNKNOWN 0middot 11middot16 [Je- 50-Ul
KILLED OR MISSING 25 INJURED AND INCAPACITATED 26 e c o A s c o
PASS LoNG OTHER CREW PASS LONG OTHER 13bull541 SHR 157middot561 IUmiddotOOI 1151middot521 SHR 6~-0~1
IUmiddotIU IUbullUl
SECTION 3middot PERSONAL INJURY DEATH 32 ACTIVITY 33STATUS
OF SUFVR Imiddot Off Duty 2middot Deck Dep Dty 1- Licen11e 3middot Eng Dep Oty 2middot Document 4middot Stew Qep Oty 3middot Unlic 5middot Handle Cargo Undoc 6middot Fishinc ltImiddot Loncsh 7middot Ori lis Har Wkr 8- Pas seneer 5middot Other 9middot Other 6middot None o- Unknown
133) 1341
l~iTJ~~TTOF 35 VESS LOC
Ibull GL (Dock)Imiddot Death 2middot GL (Underway)2middot Injury 3middot W Riv (dock)(Perm) ltImiddot W (Underway)3middot ln)ury 5- Jnld(dockanch)(Temp) 6middot In ld (Underway)
ltImiddot Injury 7middot Ocean )(Disability 8middot For(dockandlunknown) 9middot Other
5middot Miuinc
(315J 1361
A IIESSEL 167bull701
36
A
Nature Of
Casualty
137middot381
9 TME OF OAY 12 3)YEAR
CAS oF
18~ DAYNIGHT
I lUI
Dmiddot TWILIGHT
[]bull)UNKNOWN
middot AGt u~ vttL 12 Dl
01middot o-5 Ozmiddot 6bullto
Ekgtmiddot31middot40 7middot 41middot80
[_13middot Umiddot1S Dmiddot n-zo
CJampmiddotII ANOUP Ot-1 UNKNOWN
[Js- 21bull10
1441
Olilmiddot65 JlNO 01EIl
CJH UNKNOWN
10 TYPE OF 10 REPORT
l24)
CImiddotMAI ed
[]2middotNARR
[JH TR TRANS
16 aoov OF WATER
13 0middot3 II
21 SPECIFIC LOCATION
OF CASUALTY 145bull47t
ESTIMA TEO LOSSES 27 VESSEL TOTAL LOSS e c A AMOUNT 17D) s
CARGO PRogt $ PEC (7t-74) 17 5-78 t Obullmiddot TOTAL CODE
LOSS 180)Dmiddot NOT TOTAL
LOSS
PERSONAL CASUALTY PARTICULARS
e c u E F
Prime Cause
Area of Causal
Add Area
Part Of
Nature Of
Conn Causal Conn
Body Injured
Vessel Cas
13 0bull4 0) 141 lt1il3J 144bull401 1 7middot481 i4lilbull5 OJ
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POSITION(S) 13-14 Type of Vessel
01 - Artificial Island or fixed structure including mobile drill rigs
02 Freight ships inspected U S vessels only 03 - Freight barges (see also code 28 below) 04 Commercial vessels that carry freight and offshy
shore supply vessels 05 - Construction and wrecking vessels including
vessels such as drill tenders pile drivers derrick barges drill ships and barges
06 - Dredges self-propelled 07 - Dredges non-self-propelled 08 - Fishing vessels (excluding sport fishing
charter fishing vessels) 09 - Tugs and towboats - also unmanned bow thruster
unit lP - Passenger vessels (other than ferries) over 65
feet and 100 or more GT 11 - Passenger vessels (other than ferries) over 65
feet and less than 100 GT 12 - Passenger vessels (other than ferries) not more
than 65 feet 13 - Parries over 65 feet and 100 or more GT
carrying passengers or passengers and vehicles 14 - Ferries over 65 feet and less than 100 GT
carrying passengers or passengers and vehicles 15 - Ferries not more than 65 feet carrying
passengers or passengers and vehicles 16 - Passenger barges (including ferry barges) 17 - Tankships18 - Tank barges (flammable and combustible
cargoes) (see also code 29 below) 19 - Public vessels (passenger) 20 - Public vessels (cargo) excluding GAA vessels 21 - Public vessels (tanker)J excluding USNS tankers 22 - Public vessels (other)
Public vessels are vessels of the United States states or municipalities used for public purposes and ex~mpt from the provisions of Title 52 Includes such vessels as Navy Air Force Army Coast Guard and Geodetic Survey Corps of Engineers MSTS and USNS
23 - All other US vessels and crafts such as pleasure research cableships seismographic or those not otherwise classified above
24 - Foreign flag vessels (passenger) 25 - Foreign flag vessels (freight) 26 - Foreign flag vessels (tanker) 27 - Foreign flag vessels (other)28 - Freight barges (dangerous and hazardous cargoes) 29 - Tank barges (dangerous and hazardous cargoes)
including barges inspected under subchapter I and 0 30 - Hover craft
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POSITION(S) 15 Propulsion
1 - Steam 2 - Motor (diesel) 3 - Gasoline 4 - Sail 5 Non-self-propelled 6 - Other 7 - Nuclear (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 16 Person in Charge of Vessel Maneuvers
1 - Licensed master 2 - Licensed pilot (federal) serving under authority
of federal license 3 - Licensed pilot (state) serving under authority of
state license 4 - Licensed mate 5 - Licensed operator (towboats small passenger) 6 - Documented or certificated personnel 7 -Commissioned officer (Navy CG etc) 8 - Unlicensed and undocumented 9 - Foreign pilot or master or other foreign
personnel 0 - Unmanned (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 17-22 Date of Casualty (FYs 63 - 70 only)
Show month in first two positions thus January as 01 and November as 11 Show day in second two positions thus 5th as 05 and 22nd as 22 Year is coded last two positions thus 1963 as 63 and 1970 as 70
Example1 10 July 1964 would be 071064
POSITION(S) 17-22 Date of Casualty (FYs 71 - 73 only)
Show month in first two positions thus January as 01 ~d November as 11 Show day in second two positions thus 5th as 05 and 22nd as 22 Use special indicator codes listed below for position 21 Year is coded in the last position thus 1971 as 1 and 1973 as 3
POSITION(S) 21 Special Indicator (FYs 71 - 73 only)
0 - No significant data 1 - Diver 2 - Rig Transfer 4 - Mobile Rig 5 - Gas Chemist 6 - Photo 7 - Mooring Line
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POSITION(S) 17-22 Date of Casualty (FYs 7~ - 80)
Show month in first two positions thus January as 01 and - November as 11 Marine Inspection Unit investigating
casualty is coded in positions 19-20 thus Albany New York is coded as AA and Baltimore Maryland as AC Show montP investigation completed in position 21 thus January as 1 and November as A Year is coded in the last position thus 197~ as 4 and 1980 as 0
POSITION(S) 19-20 Marine Inspection Unit Investigating Casualty (FYs 74 - 80)
AA Albeny BG Oswego AB Anchorage or Valdez BH Paducah AC Baltimore BJ Port Arthur AD Boston BK Philadelphia AE Buffalo BL Pittsburgh AF Charleston 13M Portland Maine AG Chicago BN Portland Oregon AH Cincinnati BP Providence AJ Cleveland BQ Portsmouth or Norfolk AK Corpus Christi BR Savannah AL Detroit BT San Diego AM Dubuques FYs 77-80 St Paul BU Seattle AN Duluth BV San Prancisco AP Galveston BW St Ignace AQ Guam BX San Juan AR Honolulu BY St Louis AT Houston BZ Tampa AU Huntington CC Toledo AV Jacksonville CD WilmingtonmiddotNC AW Juneau CE London AX Los Angeles CF Bremen AI Louisville CG Singapore AZ Memphis CH Saigon BB Miami CJ Manila BC Mobile CK Yokohama BD Nashville CL Rotterdam BE New Orleans BF New York
POSITION(S) 21 Month Investi~tion Com~leted (FY s 74 - 80)
1 - JAN 8 - AUG 2- FEB 9 - SEP 3- MAR 0 - OCT 4 - APR A- NOV 5- MAY B- DEC 6- JUN I - Incomplete 7- JUL
POSITION(S) 22 Year Casualty Occurred (FYs 74 - 80)
Example show 1974 as 4
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POSITION(S) 23 Time opound Day
1 - Day 2 - Night 3 - Twilight (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 2~ Type opound Investigation Report
1 - Marine Board 2 - Narrative 3 - Letter or Transmittal
POSITION(S) 25 Type opound Injury This indicates that personal injury or death is or is not a result opound a vessel casualty
1 - Deathmissing persons in connection with a vessel casualty
2 - Injury in connection with a vessel casualty 3 - Deathmissing persons where vessel casualty
is not involved 4 - Injury where a vessel casualty is not
involved
POSITION(S) 26-30z Filler (unused)
POSITION(S) 31 Papers opound Person
1 - Licensed 2 - Documented 3 - None 4 - Other including foreign seamen
POSITION(S) 32 Status on Vessel
1 - Passenger 2 - Longshoreman or harbor worker 3 - Tankerman (other than deep water) 4 - Other 5 - Artificial or fixed structure worker 6 - Deck crew 7 - Engine crew 8 - Stewards department
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POSITION(S) 33 Activity Engaged in at Time of Accident
1 - Off duty 2 - Deck department duties- 3 Engine department duties 4 - Stewards department duties 5 Handling cargo (longshoremen only) 6 - Fishing 7 - Drills (fire amp lifeboat only) 8 - Passenger 9- Other (eg well drilling) 0 - Unknown
POSITION(S) 34 Status of Supervisor
1 - Licensed 2 - Documented 3 - Unlicensedundocumented 4 - Longshoremanharbor worker 5 - Other personnel 6 - No immediate supervisor
POSITION(S) 35 Result of Accident
1 - Death 2 - Injury (permanent) 3 - Injury (temporary) 4 - Injury (disability unknown) 5middot- Missing
POSITION(S) 36 Location of Vessel at Time of Casualty or Accident
Fiscal years 1963 - 1971
1 - At dock (domestic) 2 - At anchor (domestic) 3 - At dock (foreign) 4 - At anchor (foreign) 5 - Underway (inland) 6 - Underway (Great Lakes) 7 - Underway (western rivers) 8 - Underway (high seas) 9 - Underway (poundoreign waters)
Fiscal years 1972 - 1980
1 - Great Lakes (dock) 2 - Great Lakes (underway) 3 - Western rivers (dock) 4 - Western rivers (underway) 5 - Inland (dockanchor) 6 - Inland (underway) 7 - Oceans (underway) 8- Foreignmiddot(dockanchor) 9 - Other (fixed rigs etc)
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POSITION(S) 37-38 Nature of Casualty
01 - Natural causes 02 - Homicide 03 Suicide 04 - Disappearance 07 Slips and falls involving ladders stairs 08 - Slips and falls involving gangways 09 - Slips and falls on deck same level (including jumps) 10 - Slips and falls other same level (including jumps) 11 - Falls from vessel into water (including jumps
overboard) 12 - Falls from vessel other 13 - Falls into hold or tank 14 - Falls other different level (below
level of support) 15 - Struck by falling or dropped objects 16 - Struck by flying objects (mooring lines cargo
gear etc) 17 - Struck by moving objects (other than boats
and vessels 18 - Struck by boat or vessel 19 - Exposure 20 - Asphyxiation (other than drowning) 21 - Struck against crushed bumped into objects 22 - Cargo handling - not otherwise classified 23 - Operating machinery tools etc 24 - Burns (other than electrical) 25 Scalds 26 - Electrical shock and electric burns 27 - Caught in lines chains or wire ropes 28 - Pinching crushing by doors hatches etc 29 - Heavy weather (injuries andor resulting from and
not otherwise classified) 30 - Over-exertion (lifting sprains st~ains) 31 - Sprains strains etc - not otherwise classified 32 - Cuts lacerationsmiddot bruises and punctures - NOC 33 - Galley accidents 34 - Altercation (fights physical contests) 35 - Unknown or insufficient information - NOC 36 - Hypothermia 37 - Diving accident
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POSITION(S) 39-40 Primary Cause of Casualty
Human element (cause lay with individual killed or injured)
01 - Intoxication 02 - Physical deficiency or handicaps (eyesight hearing
heart etc) 03 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 04 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 05 - Unsafe practice 06 - Violation of law or regulation 07 - Human errors carelessness
Human element (cause lay with individual other than person injured or killed)
11 - Intoxication 12 - Physical deficiency or handicaps (eyesight hearing
heart etc) 13 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 14 -Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 15 - Un~~afe practice 16 - Violation of law or regulation 17 - Human errors carelessness
Causes Other
21 - Decks slippery or cluttered 22 - Adverse weather (vessel movement boarding
seas slippery decks) 23 - Poor maintenance or housekeeping 24 - Poor or improper lighting 25 - Absence of or inadequate rails or guards 31 - Failure of Coast Guard approved material or equipment 32 - Failure of material or equipment other 41 - Death or injury as result of a vessel casualty 42 - Improper or insufficient supervision 43 - Lack of or insufficient life preservers 44 - Lack of proper tools or equipment 45 - Lack of or inadequate personal protective equipment 46 - Miscellaneous causes - not otherwise classified 47 - Improper use of tools or equipment
Note An unsafe practice is the performance of an act or the application of a method which tends to create a hazard or a risk eg failure to properly secure step ladder
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
-The following were used for positions 41 - 113 and positions 44 - 46
900 - RS 4450 Action 990 - Coast Guard Assistance (search amprescue or evacuation) 991 - Violation of law 999 - No additional areas opound contributing factors
Human element (cause lay with individual killed or injured)
001 - Intoxication 002 - Physical deficiency or handicaps
(eyesight hearing heart etc) 003 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 004 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 005 - Unsafe practice 006 - Violation of law or regulation 007 - Human errors carelessnessbull 008 - Ignorance 200 - Malingering
Human element (cause lay with individual other than person killed or injured)
011 - Intoxication 012 - Physical deficiency or handicaps
(eyesight hearing heart etc) 013 - Unsafe movement or posture (running
jumping backing) 014 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 015 - Unsafe practice 016 - Violation of law or regulation
Causes Other
017 - Human errors carelessness 018 - Obesity 021 - Decks - slippery or cluttered 022 - Adverse weather (resulting in vessel movement
boarding seas slippery decks etc) 023 - Poor maintenance or housekeeping 024 - Poor or improper lighting 025 - Absence of or inadequate rails or guards 031 - Failure opound Coast Guard approved material or equipment 032 - Failure of material or equipment other 033 - Narcotics 040 - Chemical
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The following codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 4~ - 46
041 - Death or injury as a result of a vessel casualtybull 042 - Improper or insufficient supervision 043 - Lack of or insufficient life preservers 044 - Lack of proper tools or equipment 045 - Lack of or inadequate personal protective equipment 046 - Miscellaneous causes - not otherwise classified 047 - Improper use of tools or equipment 048 - Pailure to secure 059 - Replenishment at sea 066 - Lookout 067 - Congested areas - docks piers - restricted
maneuvering 068 - Buoys - aids to navigation 069 - Excessive speed 070 - Channels - restricted maneuvering 071 - Poor visibility 079 - Weather generally 080 - Currents and tides 089 - Mooring line surged 106 - Washing soogying 108 - Liberty launch bumboat 110 - Yard repairs (includes gas free) 111 - Overloading 112 - Improper loading or stowage 113 - Insufficient ventilbulltion 116 - Cargodunnage 118 - Sunken wreck 119 - Tug assisting 191 - Knife 201 - Returning from shore leave
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Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors) Additional Contributing Factors
The following contributing factor codes were added to provide a greater degree of flexibility and specificity in denoting causal connectionsmiddot areas of damage and contributions t~ cause for personnel injury andor death records
POSITION(S) 41-43 and ~4-46
Hull 400-419
400 Hull - general 401 Hull - external-fwd 13 - bottom 402 Hull - external-midsection bottom 403 Hull - external-aft 13 - bottom 404 Hull - external-fwd 13 - sideshell 405 Hull - external-midshipsection-sideshell 406 Hull - ex~ernal-aft 13 - sideshell 407 Hull - internals-fwd 13 408 Hull - internals-midsection 409 Hull - internals-aft 13 410 External plating-superstructure 411 Internal framing-superstructure 412 Weather decks - main 413 Weather decks - superstructure ~14 Decks - internal including tank top 415 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
fwd 13 416 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
midsection 417 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
aft 13 418 Bulkheads - above main deck 419 Bulkheads - longitudinal
Hull Damage 920-929middot
920 Wasted - plate and internals 921 Wasted - weldrivet 922 Fractured - plate and internals 923 Fractured - weldrivet 924 Indented - minor 925 Set in - major 926 Buckled 927 Holed 928 Fractured - other 929 Broken up (ie on rocks etc)
426 York spaces - generalother 427 Work spaces - engine 428 Work spaces - engine shops
POSITIONS) 41-43 and 44-46
429 York spaces - engine store rooms 430 York spaces - engine paint locker 431 York spaces - misc eng spaces (shaft
alley vent rooms) 432 York spaces - bridge ampnav spaces 433 York spaces - deck shops 434 Work spaces - deck storerooms 435 Work spaces - paint locker ~36 York spaces - cargo holds 437 York spaces - cargo holds Tween deck 438 Work spaces - cargo holds lower 439 Work spaces - galley 440 York spaces - galley stores
(includes stewards) 441 Work spaces - main deck cargo winch
area 442 York spaces - main deck cargo hold
area 443 Work spaces - reefer holds 444 York spaces - fish hold
Living Spaces 446-450
446 Living spaces - crew 447 Living spaces - crew toiletshower 448 Living spaces - passenger 449 Living spaces - passenger toiletshower 450 Living spaces - passenger (other)
Built-in Tanks 451-466
451 Tanks - ballastbeginning FY 73) 452 Tanks - afterpeakstern rake 453 Tanks - cargo oil 454 Tanks - cofferdamsdoubleskin 455 Tanks - deep 456 Tanks - distilled water 457 Tanks - double bottom 458 Tanks - drainwells 459 Tanks - forepeampklbowrake 460 Tanks - fuel oil day tank 461 Tanka - fuel oil settlers 462 Tanks - potable water 463 Tanks - sewage 464 Tanks - sump 465 Tanks - voids 466 Tanks - other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Hull amp Hull Fittings amp Outfittings 467 - 484
-467 Cargo battens and cleats 468 Cargo container cells 469 Cargo container stowage fittings 470 Equipment stowage 471 Fire station boxes 472 Grain handling and stowage fittings 473 Hatch tent arrangements 474 Lashing fittingscargo tie down 475 Mooring fittings general 476 Mooring bitts and foundations 477 Mooring pawls and chain stoppers 478 Protective devices 479 Safety rails and fittings 480 Securing devices 481 Skylights 482 Windows - port holesdead lights 483 Wire reels 484 Other
Deck Covering 485-493
485 Living spaces 486 Galley spaces 487 Deck treads and nonskid 488 Ladder treads 489 Portable gratings 490 Toiletshower spaces 491 Wood decking 492 Working spaces 493 Other
Access li94-515
494 Accommodation ladders 495 Doors - general 496 Doors - cargo 497 Doors - exterior 498 Doors - interior 499 Doors - reefer 500 Doors - watertight 501 Floor plates and supports 502 Gratings and supports 503 Ladders inclined - external 504 Ladders portable inclined - external 505 Ladders vertical inclined - external 506 Ladders inclined - internal 507 Ladders portable inclined - internal 508 Ladders vertical inclined - internal 509 Manholes 510 Scuttles 511 Ships gangway
POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
512 Sideports 513 Stages 514 Working platforms 515 Other
Deck amp Cargo 516-589
Masts Booms amp Rigging 516-531
516 General 517 Blocks 518 Booms - general ampmisc small 519 Heavy lift booms 520 Car carriers 521 Fenders 522 Lanyards 523 Masts and kingposts 524 Nets 525 Rigging - general 526 Slings 527 Spreaders 528 Fishing gear - general 529 Nets 530 Booms masts etc 531 Boom cradle
Winches 535-555
535 Boat winches 536 Cargo winches 537 Fishing winches 538 Hand winches 539 Towing winches 541 Other
middot 542 Anchor vessel anchored 543 Anchor chain-including riding
pawldevils claw 544 Anchor windlass - general 545 Automatic mooring winches 546 General-control-features 547 Capstans - general 548 Mooring winches - general 549 Mooring lines-generalunknown
vessel moored 550 - Natural fiber 551 - Wire rope 552 - Synthetic rope 553 - Towing cable 554 - Misc towing equip 555 - Other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Cranes 556-558
556 Gantry cranes - general 557 Revolving cranes - general 558 Other
Hatch Covers 559-563
559 Hatch beams and boards 560 Pontoons and beams 561 Mechanical hatch covers-general 562 Mechanical hatch covers-electric
hydraulic drive general 563 Mechanical hatch covers electroshy
mechanical drive general (chain etc)
Elevators Conveyors and Dumbwaiters 565 - 571
565 Conveyors - cargo general 566 Dumbwaiters 567 Elevators - cargo - general 568 Elevators - personnel 569 Engineers platform hoist 570 Fork lifts 571 Other
Steering Gear 572-588
572 Bow thruster - general 573 Steering gear - general 574 Cross head and cross head drive 575 Follow-up mechanism (linkages) 576 Hydraulic system 577 Lubric~tion 578 Pumps 579 Rams cylinders 580 Steering stands amp trick wheels 581 Rudder - general 582 Carrier bearing 583 Horn 584 Pintle and gudgeon 585 Stock bearing 586 Stock packing gland 587 Flanking rudder 588 Other
Stabilizers 589
589 Stabilizers - general
Galley and Laundry 590 - 600
590 Galley equipment - generalother 591 Laundry equipment - generalother
POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
592 Dish washers 593 Steam galley equipment - general 594 Garbage disposals amp chutes 595 Miscellaneous mechanical equipment 596 Ovens 597 Pressing and ironing equipment 598 Ranges 599 Refrigerators 600 Washing machines and dryers
Cargo Hold Dehumidifiers 601
601 Cargo hold dehumidification-general (cargo air)
Heating Ventilation amp Air Conditioning 602-612
602 Air conditioning - general 603 Ventilation - general 604 Cowls 605 Dampers 606 Ducts and supports 607 Goosenecks 608 Heaters - electric 609 Steam or hot water 610 Gasolineoil 611 Gas (butane etc) 612 Other
Main Propulsion 613-758
Diesel Engines 613-635
613 Main propulsion di~sel engine 614 Main propulsion diesel governing system 615 Main propulsion diesel reduction 618 Emerg diesel generator engine - general 619 Emerg diesel generator engine - engine
(excluding accessories) governing system
620 Emerg diesel gen eng - instrumentation 621 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral diesel
oil system 622 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral fresh
water cooling system 623 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral lube
oil system
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
624 Emerg diesel gen engine - integral starting mechanism
625 Ships service diesel gen engine shygeneral
626 Ships service diesel gen engineshyengine (excluding accessories) governing system
627 Ships service diesel generator 628 Ships service diesel generator
engine - integral diesel oil system 629 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral fresh water cooling system 630 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral lube oil system 631 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral starting mechanism 632 Lifeboat diesel engines 633 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(inboard) 634 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(outboard) 635 Otherdiesel cargo pumps on Tank barge 636 Main propulsion turbines - general
(highlow pressure) 637 Governing system 638 Integral gland seal regulating 639 Integral lubrication system 640 Jacking gear 641 Maneuvering valves 642 Main propulsion gears - (reduction
gears) 643 Integral lubrication system 644 Other
Shafting and Bearings 645 - 652
645 Bearings - general 646 Shafting - general 647 Line 648 Tail 649 Bearing - thrust 650 Stern tube assembly - oil lubrication 651 Stave typestuffing box 652 Other
Propellers 653 - 657
653 Propellers - solid 654 Built-up 655 Controllable pitch propellers-general 656 Control mechanism 657 Othernot specified
Turbines 658 - 665
658 Emergency generator gas turbines 659 Main propulsion gas turbines
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660 Ships service generator gas 665 Other
Vacuum Equipment 666-671
666 Auxiliary air ejectors amp condens~s 667 Auxiliary condensers 668 Exhaust condenser 669 Main air ejectors amp condensers 670 Main condenser 671 Other
Pumps (for both deck and engine room) 672 - 677
672 Centrifugal pumps - general 673 Hand pumps 674 Hydraulic motors - general 675 Hydraulic pumps - general 676 Reciprocating pumps - general 677 Rotary pumps - general
Piping Fittings amp Valves (for both deck and engine room) 681-695
681 Flexible Tubing 682 Gauge Lines 683 Hose (other than fire) 684 Pipe fittings 685 Piping 686 Sea chests amp overboard discharge
connections 687 Sea strainers (in piping) 688 Sea valves 689 System fittings (strainers filters
traps etc) drains 690 Tubing 691 Valves - general 692 Regulating 693 Relief 694 Check balance 695 Other
Compressors 696 - 698
696 Air compressors - general 697 Refrigeration compressors - general 698 Other
Auxiliary S~stem Turbines amp Geara 99 - 707
699 Pump turbines - general 700 Governing system 701 Integral lubrication system
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POSITION(S) ~1-~3 and ~~-~6
702 Ships service generator turbines shygeneral
703 Ships se~ice generator turbines shygoverning system
70~ Ships service generator turbines shyintegral gland seal regulating system
705 Ships service generator turbines shyintegral lub~icating system
706 Ships service generator turbines shyreduction gear assembly
707 Other
Boilers 708 - 730
708 Air heaters 709 Boiler casings 710 Boiler drums and internals 711 Boiler tubes 712 Boiler valves
bull 713 Boiler water level indicators 714 Boiler water testing 715 Brickwork and refractoryfirebox 716 Burner flame scanning system 717 Burner ignition system 718 Combustion control 719 Desuperheaters 720 Draft gauges 721 Fuel oil burners ampair register 722 Feed water regulators 723 Economizer 724 Safety valves 725 Smoke indicators 726 Soot blowers 727 Superheaters 728 Superheater temperature regulators 729 Uptakes and inner stack 730 See 74~
Blowers and Fans 732 - 734
732 Forced draft blowers - generalor turbo air intake on diesel
733 Ventilation fans - general 734 Other
Unfired Pressure Vessels and Non-built-tanks 735 - 741
735 Air receivers 736 Drain tanks 737 Expansion tanks 738 Gravity tanks 739 Hydraulic accumulators 740 Mixing tanks middot 741 Other
POSITION(S) ~1-~3 and 44-46
Coolers Condensers 7~2 - 753
742 Coolers - general 743 Diesel oil purifier heater 744 Feed water heater ampvent condenser - gen 745 Lubrication oil purifier heater 746 Main propulsion lubrication oil coolers 747 Reefer compartment air coolers 748 Reefer compartment pipe coils 749 Reefer condensers 750 Reefer liquid suction heat exchangers 751 Reefer secondary refrig coolers 752 Cargo and fuel oil heating coils 753 Other
Purifiers 754
754 Purifiers
Evaporators 755 - 758
755 Contaminated steam generators 756 High pressure evaporators 757 Low pressure evaporators 758 Other
Electrical 759 - 780
759 Main motor 760 Main motor air cooler 761 Main generator 762 Main generator air cooler
Electric Generators 763 - 765
763 Emergency generator - general 764 Ships service generators - general 765 Other
Electric Power Distribution 766 - 776
766 Batteries 767 Battery chargers 768 Distribution panels (other than
switchboard panels) 769 Emergency generator switchboard 770 Lighting panels 771 Power panels 772 Ships service generator switchboard 773 Test panel 774 Transformers 775 Wiring 776 Other
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P6SITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Motors and Controllers 777 - 780
777 Electric motors (non-deck machinery) 778 Electric mgtors (deck machinery) 779 Electric motor controllers (non-deck
machinery) 780 Electric motor controllers (deck
machinery)
Interior Communications 781 - 794
781 Telephone system 782 Call bell system 783 Cargo oil temperature recording system 784 Engine_order telegraph 785 Engineers signal and alarm system 786 General alarm system 787 Individual system alarm systems
(excluding specific equipment alarms) 788 Propeller shaft revolution
indicator system 789 Refrigeration temp-erature
recording system 790 Rudder angle indicator system 791 Salinity indicator system - feed
condensate 792 Sound powered telephone system 793 Wheelhouse alarm system 794 Other
Exterior Communications 795 - 801
795 Auto alarm 796 Lifeboat portable radio equipment 191 Radio telegraph equipment 798 Radio telegraph equipment 799 Radio teletype Equipment 800 Bridgebridge radio 801 Otherharbor advisory radar
Navigation Equipment 802 - 816
802 Course recorder 803 DECCA navigator 804 Echo depth sounder 805 Electric steering - gyro pilot system 806 Fog gong 807 Gyro compass system 808 Loran 809 Magnetic compass 810 Radar - general 811 Radar - collision avoidance 812 Radio direction finder 813 Ships bell 814 Signal lights 815 Whistle siren 816 Other (charts failed to use etc)
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Lighting 817 - 821
817 Lighting - crew areas (includes wiring) 818 Lighting - navigation 819 Portable lighting 820 Searchlights 821 Othercargo holds
Miscellaneous Workshop Equipment 822 - 838
822 Burning equipment 823 Drill presses 824 Engine test stand 825 Grinders 826 Hand tools
middot 827 Hydraulic jacks 828 Lathes 829 Lifting gear - including chain
fall and come-along 830 Milling machines 831 Paint spraying outfit 832 Power drive portable tools 833 Saw - motor driven 834 Shapers 835 Welding equipment 836 Work bench 837 Vises 838 Other
Instruments (not covered in other main components) 839 - 845
839 Clinometers 840 Main gauge board 841 Portable instruments 842 System indicating instruments 843 System recording instruments 844 Test instrumentation 845 Other
Automation (not covered in other main components) 846 - 852
846 Bell recorders 847 Bridge console 848 Condition recorders temperature
pressure etc 849 Engineroom console 850 Information recorders 851 Throttle control equipment middot852 Other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors -The following codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Firefighting 853 - 864
853 Fixed systems - fire mains and hose 854 C02 855 Steam 856 Sprinkler 857 Other 858 Semi-portable - 002 859 Portable - C02 860 Other 861 Fire detecting systems and alarms 862 Emergency equipment - (breathing apparatus ax etc) 864 Other
Lifesaving 865 - 874
865 Life preserver - approved 866 Life preserver - disapproved 867 Buoyant cushion life ring 868 Lifeboat 869 Equipment 870 Davits (launching apparatus) 871 Life raft - inflatable 872 Launching apparatus 873 Other (bouyant apparatus and life floats) 874 Life saving equipment not otherwise classifie~
Miscellaneous 875 - 878
875 Main propulsion reciprocating 876 Main bearings 877 Pistons rod etc 878 Jacking gear
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POSITION(S) 41-43
POSITION(S) 44-46
The following codes
Disclaimers
Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
Additional Contributing Factors
were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
These additional codes were found to exist in this data~ile however they have been determined to be unreliable
019 020 026 027
028 029 030 034 035
036 037 038 039 051 052 053 059 060 061 062
072 073 074 075 076 077
078 081 082 083 084 085 086 087 088 091 101
102 103 104
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Masts booms cargo gear (including winches) Struts stern tube rudder shoe lookout Congested areas - docks piers - restricted maneuvering Buoys - aide to navigation Excessive speed Channels - restricted maneuvering Pathometer sounding machine lead line Engine order telegraph bell pulls pilot house engine controls Navigation lights (improper use) Whistle bell horn signals (improper use) Navigation equipment - not otherwise classified Weather generally Fixed firefighting systems Portable firefighting equipment Fire detecting systems alarms Replenishment at sea Radiotelephone failed to useimproper use Radio telegraph telephone auto alarm etc Visual signals including searchlights blinker flags Improper loading or stowage Insufficient ventilation Ground tackle including anchor windlass Towing equipment including towing engine Cargo Miscellaneous deck department equipment - not otherwise classified Sunken wreck Gasoline engine and accessories (except outboards) Outboard motors and accessories Diesel engine and accessories Steam reciprocating engines Steam turbine and turbo-electric Shafts and reduction gears Propeller Main propulsion machinery - not otherwise classified Atomic reactor Furnaces including tubes castings superheaters economizers etc Fuel oil system boiler fuel oil system only Peedwater systems including condensers and evaporators Steam systems main and auxiliary
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The following- codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Disclaimer a These additional codes were found to exist in this databulltile however they have been determined to be unreliable
105 107 114 115 116 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 131 132
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Boiler parts and accessories - not otherwise classified Fuel oil system diesel Diesel engines except main propulsion Miscellaneous machinery - not otherwise classified Failure of equipment due to improper or lack or maintenance Miscellaneous piping systems Generators (except main propulsion) Wiring Lights Controls switches circuit breakers fuses etc Motors (except main propulsion) Electrical equipment - not otherwise classified Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance Stoves ranges and associated equipment Galley and stewards departments parts and equipment -not otherwise classified
133 140
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Butane galleyheating stove Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
For natural death 45 - 450
indicate age or deceased in positions 44 - 46 left justify eg age
POSITION(S) 47 Part or Body Injured
0 1 2 3
- Eye - Beck - Head - Neck and shoulder
4 - Chest 5 - Abdomen groin andor hip 6 - Extremities 7 - Illness 8 - Drowning 9 - Unspecified and miscellaneous
POSITION(S) 48 Type of Injury to Body
0 - Burn 1 - Fracture 2 - Spraindislocationconcussion 3 Contusionabrasion 4 Amputation 5 - Crushing 6 - Heart 7 - Disease (other) 8 - Puncturecut 9 - Not otherwise classified
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The followiiig codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Disclaimerbull These additional codes were found to exist in this damptabulltileJ however they have been determined to be unreliable
105 - Boiler parts and accessories - not otherwise classified 107 - Fuel oil system diesel 114 - Diesel engines except main propulsion 115 - Miscellaneous machinery - not otherwise classified 116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance 120 - Miscellaneous piping systems 121 - Generators (except main propulsion) 122 - Wiring 123 - Lights124 - Controls switches cirouit breakers fuses etc 125 - Motors (except main propulsion) 126 - Electrical equipment - not otherwise classified 127 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance 131 - Stoves ranges and assooiated equipment 132- Galler and stewards departments parts and-equipmentshy
not otherwise classified 133 - Butane galleJheating stove 140 - Person in chargeresponsible persona intoxicated
POSIION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
For natural death indicate age of deceased in positions 44 - 46 lett justify eg age 45 - 450
POSITION(S) 47 Part ot Bodz Injured
0- IJe 1 - Bampok 2 -middotHead 3 - Reck and shoulder 4 - atest 5 - Abdomen sroin andor hip 6 - lrtremities 7 - IllDess 8 - DrovrrlDc 9 - Unspecified and miscellaneous
POSIIOR(S) 48 1zp ot Injurz to locb
0 -Burn 1 Prampoture 2 - Spraindislocationconcussion 3 - Contusionabrasion 4 - Amputation 5 - Crushiq6 - Heart 7 - Disease (other) 8 - Punctureout9 - Not otherwise classified
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Nature opound Vessel Casualty
Ipound case concerns a vessel casualty death or injury (ie if position 25 = 1 or ipound PQPition 25 =2) then poundill in the same code_as was established in positions 32-33 - Vessel Casualty Data bull
_ - V 11- I v ~ L
For many non-vessel casualty death or injury cases (ie if position 25 ~ 3 or ipound position 25 = 4) these positions were left blankJ however ipound these positions contain data then positions 49 and 50 were completed as followsamp
POSITION(S) 49 Gross Tonnage
Round opoundpound tonnage to nearest ton
0 - Not over 9 1- Over~9 to 50 2 - Over 50 to 100 3 - Over 100 to 300 II - Over 300 to 1000 5 - OveP 1000 to 10000 (seagoing) 6- Over 1000 to-10000 (not seagoing) 7 - Over 10000 (seagoing) 8 - Over 10000 (not seagoing)
POSITION(S) 50 Length in feet
Round ofpound length to nearest foot
0 - 15 teet or under 1 - 16 to 26 2 - 27 to 110 3 - Ill to 65 11- 66to 100 5 - 101 to 200 6 - 201 to 300 7 - 301 to 800 8 - 801 feet and above
The seagoing vessels are those appearing in the Merchant Ship Register of MSTS
POSITION(S) 51 - 80a Filler (unused)
POSITION(S) _ 81- 82a Cafendar Year
POSITION(S) amp3 - 81 Fisoal Year
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1 VESSEL NAMEDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATON US COAST GUARD CODE SHEET- MARINE CASUALTY STATISTICS
CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
lNSTRUCTIONS
l Vessel casualty with no personal injuries or death Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers code all items in Sections 1 and 2 of code sheet
2 Personal injury or death not involving a vessel casualty Obtain data from CG-924E and related papers code all items in Sections 1 and 3 of code sheet
SECTION Imiddot DATA
2 CASE NO I 1-~)
11 SEQUENCE
NUMBER
17 CASUALTY A B
NATURE PRIME CAUSE132bull33) 134-35)
3 VESSEL NO 4 CG INshy16-11) INSPECTshy
ED 112)
[_] 1- YES
[_] 2bull NO
12 GROSS TONNAGE 1261
Dtmiddoto-15 02middot 16-100 []3middot I 01middot300
D- ao1middotsoo [_js- 501-t ooo
PARTICULARS c D
AREA ADD CAUSAL CONT
CONN FACT 136bull38) 13 9-411
22 SEA CONDITIONS 148)
SEE SWELL IN FEET)
01middot CALM 05middot 41 AND UP
Dmiddot 5middot15 (SLIGHT) [Js- ICE
03middot 16middot20 MODERATE)
Dmiddot 21bull40 ROUGH) 01middot) UNKNOWN
28 TYPE OF 29 NAME OF INJURY VICTIM
1 DeathMiss I st Initial 26921924E 2nd Initial or X
2middot-lnjury (924E 2692) I st Three Letters
3middot DeathMiss of Last Name
924E Only bull 4- Injury 924E Only
125) 126) 1271 128-301
A
B
c
D
5 TYPE OF 6 bullbull PROPULSION VESSEL
11314) 01-STEAM
[]2- MOTOR(Diesel)
[_J3middotGASOLINE
Dmiddot I 001middot5000 07- 5001bull10000 De- 1 ooolmiddottsooo
[_]g- ISOOI AND UP
01middot) UNKNOWN
18 WEATHER 1421
Ot- CLEAR
[]2- PARTLY CLOY
03- OVERCAST
04- FOG
23 SERshyVICE OF VESSEL 14 9bull50)
30 PAPERS OF 31 INJURED PERS
[_j4- SAIL
11 LENGTH
01- 0middot6~ 0middot amp6-100 03- 1 Otmiddot2oo
04- 2 ot -a oo
Os- aoimiddot400
A CREW 151-~2)
STATUS
Imiddot Passenger Imiddot Licensed 2- LongshHW 2middot Documented 3- Tankerman 3- None 4- Other 4middot Other (Include 5- Artificial or
Foreign Seameri) fix struct worker
6- Deck crew 7- Engine crew B- Steward Dept
(31) 132)
II 5)
3 Vessel casualty and personal injury or death
Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers and enter codes in Sections 1 and 2 For each related CG-924E enter codes in Section 3 of same code sheet~ if there or more persons involved enter data from first CG-924E in Col A of Section 3 from second in Col B etc H more than 4 persons involved use a second code
entering data in Sections 1 and 3
REQUIRED ON ALL CASES
Cl~- ~~~s~~Eo I 16) CJe- oTHER
[]7middot NUCLEAR
Qibull) UNKNOWN
De- sNow Q2middot VERY POOR
Q7middot OTHER Dbull- POOR 1112middot1)
OImiddot)UNK ([]4-FAIR 11middot2)
24 KILLED OR MISSING
B c PASS LONG 153-54) SHR
155middot56)
7 PERSON IN CHARGE
SECTION 2 middotVESSEL CASUALTY DATA
liN FEET) 127) 14 HULL MATERIAL 128)
Cle- 40t-5oo L]1middot STEEL
07middot 501-600 []2middot WOOD []a- 60Imiddot7oo Q3- CEMENT
CJ9- 701 AND UP []4bull PLASTIC
Dt-1 UNKNOWN CJ5- ALUMINUM
19 VISIBILITY liN Ml LES) 143)
CJ5middot RAIN [Jt- HAZARDOUS llltl-1141
1114middot1121
o A B OTHER CREW PASS
(57-58) 59middot60) Iamp I -62)
SECTION 3 middotPERSONAL INJURYDEATH
32 ACTIVITY 33STATUS 34RESULT OF OF SUPVR ACCIDENT
8 DATE OF CASUALTY MO MIO MO OF CODE IN VEST
CAS COMP~
117-18) I119middot20) I 1211
Q6middot OTHER INCLUDES FERROmiddot CEMENT
Dt-) UNKNOWN
20 WIND (IN KNOTS) (44)
Ot- CALM [Js- 17middot27 CJ9middot65 AND OVER
CJ2middot1middot3 KT [Je- 28middot40
Os- Goootc AND UPI 0-4middot10 []7middot 41middot55) Dtmiddotl UNKNOWN
Otmiddot) UNKNOWN 1[]4- 11-16 obull- 56-651
25 INJURED AND INCAPACITATED 26 ESTIMATED LOSSES
Imiddot Off Duty 1- GL (Dock) 2- Deck Dep Dty Imiddot License 2- GL (Underway)1- Death
2- Injury A3- Eng Dep Dty 2- Document 3- W Riv (dock) 4- Stew Dep Dty 3- Unlic (Perm) 4- w (Underway)
3- In) ury Nature5- Handle Cargo Undoc 5- lnld (dockanch)(Temp) Of6- F1shing 4- Longsh 6- In ld (Underway)
7- Drills Har Wkr 4- Injury Casualty7- Ocean ( )(Disability5- Other8- Passenger 8- For (dockandl) 9- Other 6- None unknown) 9- Other
5- Missingo- Unknown
133) 134) 135) 136) 137bull38)
~ AGt OF VESsEL 12 9)
01-0-5 CJ6middot31-40 02- 6bull10 C 17middot 41-s o [J3- ltmiddotts Demiddot stAND UP
0middot16middot20 []1-) UNKNOWN
Os- 2t-3o
c D A LONG OTHER VESSEL SHR (65-66) (67middot70)
(63bull64)
35 VESS IOC
36
9 TME OF DAY 12 3)
OF YEAR
[_]1bull DAYCAS
[]2- NIGHT
[]3- TWILIGHT
I [_)Ibull) UNKNOWN
122)
B c CARGO PROP (71-74) 175middot7 8)
1 0
are 2 data sheet
TYPE OF 10 REPORT
124)
LJmiddotMAR Bd
[_]2bullNARR
Clo-L TR TRANS
16BODYOF WATER
13 0middot311
21 SPECIFIC LOCATION
OF CASUALTY 145bull471
27 VESSEL TOTAL LOSS
A AMOUNT 1711) B SPEC
Ot- TOTAL CODE LOSS
Umiddot NOT TOTAL 1801
LOSS
PERSONAL CASUALTY PARTICULARS
B c D E F
Prime Area of Add Part Nature Cause Causal Area Of Of
Conn Causal Body vessel Conn Injured Cas
139middot40) 141-43) lo14-46) 147-48) 1411-50)
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I Marine Safety Information U S Coaat Guard (G-HA16) 2100 Second Street SV Vaahington D C 20593 (202) 426-9561
08 February 198~
CODING INSTRUCTIONS POR
THE AUTOMATED FILE OP COMMERCIAL VESSEL CASUALIES
AS REPORTED TO THE U S COAST GUARD DURING PISCAL YEARS 1963 THROUGH 1980
The ollowiJllaquo coding instructions are applicable to Veaael caaualties that reaulta in any or the following
(a) actual phyaical damage to property in excess of Sl500J (b) material ~e affecting the seaworthiness or ett1c1ency or a
vessel (c) atranding or grounding (iii th or vi thou t dampmage) s (d) loss ot lites (e) injury causing any person to remain incapacitated tor a period
in excess or 72 boura except injury to harbor vorkera not resulting in death and not resulting trom veaael aaualty or vessel equipment casualty
The input data was obtained poundrom form CG-2692 and related reports coded in accordance with these instructionamp and those found on Code Sheet -Marine Caaualty Statistics form CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
The following abbreviations are used 1n these instructionar
PY ---- Fiscal Year NOC --- Not otherwise olaaaitied POS --- Poa1tion P F - Personnel fault
This instruction coneiata or bulls pages
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Gulf Inland Rivera and Vater~ye
POSITION(S) 30-31
AA - Alabama River - source to Mobile River A - Algiera Canal - rom MP 88 LKR to MP 6 8 JHL AC - Atchatalampya River - mouth to MP 116 WRL AD - Apamp1aohichola River - approximately HP 350 EHL AE - Barataria lay Vaterway (includes Bayou Bampratampria) shyAP - Bayou Teche - HP 115 Atchatalaya River AC - Bayou Laourche - HP 35 wHL AH- Bayou Terrebonne- MP 576 WRL AJ - Bayou Boeu - HP 872 rHL to HP 955 WRL AX - Berwick lay - MP 95 5 WRL At - Calcaaieu River - HP 2412 VHL AM - Black Warrior River - source to Tombigbee River AN - Chattahoochee River - ao~ce to Apalachichola River AO - Greene Bayous - source to HSC A1 - Harvey Canal - HP 0 GIW to HP 5 GIW AQ - Houma Navigation Canal - MP 59 JHL
HP 59 WL
AR - Houston Ship Channel (HSC) - northwest ot Galveston Bay
Gulf Intracoaatal taterwar CGIW)
AS - Eest - east of Harvey Locka (EHL) AT - Vest - west ot Harvey Locka (VHL) AU - Inner Harbor Navigation Canal - MP 925 LKR to Lake Pontchartrain AV- Landside Route- HP 872 VHL to HP 367 Morgan City- Port Allen Route AW - Mermentau River -- MP 2018 WHL AX - Mississippi River - (Lower) - rom ahead of the passes (HP) to MP 1064 AY - Mississippi River Gulf Outlet - HP 14 EHL A2 - Mobile River - source to Mobile Bay BA - Morgan City - Port Allen Route - HP 955 WRL BB - Neches River - HP 277 WHL BC - Pase a Loutre - AHP to Gulf ot Mexico BD - Plaquemine - Morgan City alternate route - same as Horgan City shy
BE - Sabine River - MP BP - San Jacinto River BG - South Paaa - AHP BH - Southwest Paas shyBJ - Tombigbee River shyBK - Vermillion River
Port Allen Route 266 JHL to Mlgt 288 VHL - source to HSC
to Gult ot Mexico AHP to Gulf of Mexioo ao~ce to Mobile River
- MP 1591 VHL
POSITION(S) 32-33 Mature of Casualty
01 - Colliaion with vessel meeting situation 02 - Collision with vessel oroaaing situation 03 - Collision with vessel overtaking situation 04 - Collision with veeael anchored or moored (use only it not
dockingundocking) 05 - Collision with veaeel while docking or undocking 06 - Collision with veaeel in tog (takae precedence over 01 02 amp03)
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POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature of Casualty (continued)
01 - Collision with veaael not otherviae claasitied (including minor bumps betveem tug and veaael)
08 - Collision with floating or submerged objects (other than ground)
09 - Collision with fixed objects piera bridges locka ampdam bull Por fiscal rears 1969 - 1973 uee Special Indicator field position 2ll tor fiacal Jeampra 1974 - 1980 uae Special Indicator field poaition 80) middot ~
10 - Collision with ice or ice tielda 11 - Collieion vith aida to nampvigation fixed or floating 12 - Collision other than vith veaael not otherwiae clasaitied
Offshore Rigamiddot- Seaplanes) 13 - Explosion andor tire involving liquid bulk cargo
(includes vapors) 14 - Explosion andor fire involving general cargo 15 - Explosion andor tire involving vessels fuel
(includes vapors) 16 - Pire vessel structure 17 - Pire vessel equipment (only when damage to vessel
structure is incidental minor or abaent) including crank caae eplosiona - beginning fiscal year 1971
18 - Explosion boiler (whether or not tire results) 19 - Explosion pressure vessels and compressed gas
cylinders 20 - Ezploaion andor fire - not otherwise claaaitied 21 - Groundingamp with dampmace 22 - Groundings no damage (cannot have monetary damampampbull to
veaael liated) 23 - Pounderizlga 24 - Capaiting with or without einking 25 - Ploodin~h swamping without ainking 26 - Heavy wampampther damage and weampther generally (beginning
fiscal 7eampt 1969 rerelr used uaed tor Prisury Cauae ot caaualty)
27 - Cargo damage no damage to veaael 28 - Material failure veaael structure 29 - Material failure machinery and aasociated engineering
equipment 30 - Material failure equipment (other) including cargo
geer propeller ahatt 31 - Caaualty not otherwise claaaified undete111lined or
insutt1cient information - earthquake Beginning fiscal rear 1969 - enemy actionr veaael dieabled due to fouled propeller
32 - Eamprge breampkawar
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Marine Samptety Information u S Coast Guard (G-KA16) 2100 Second Street SV Washington D C 20593 (202) 1426-9561
08 February 19814
CODING INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE AUTOMATED FILE OF COMMERCIAL VESSEL CASUALIES
AS REPORID TO THE 1 S COAST GUARD DURING FISCAL YEARS 1963 THROUGH 1980
The following coding instructions are applicable to -veaael casualties that results in any ot the following
(a) actual phyaical ~e to property in excess of Sl500J (b) material damage affecting the sea~orthinesa or efficiency of a
vessel (c) stranding or grounding (vith or nthout damage)r (d) loss ot lifer (e) injury causing any person to remain incapacitated for a period
in exceaa of 72 hours except injury to harbor vorkera not resulting 1n death and not resulting trom vessel oaaualty or vessel equ~pment caaualty
The input data was obtained from form CG-2692 and related reports coded in accordance with theae instructions and those found on Code Sheet - Marine Caaualty Statistics form CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
The following abbreviations are used in these inatruotionar
PY ---- Fiscal Year NOC --- Not otherviae olaaaitied POS --- Position P P - Personnel fault
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POSITON(S) l-5 Case Serial Humbert assigned consecutively ~ere
POSITION(S) 6-ll
POSITION(S) 12
two or more vessels are involved such as 1n a collision the same eaae serial number is given to all involved veasel records
Commencing July 1 1962 the first oaee number was 30001 and continued upwards but not to exceed 35000 This eeae numbering scheme is uaed to deterentiate vessel casualty recorda from peraonal inJury andor death records not involving a veaael casualty Tbis methodology in asaigning oase aerial numbers is applieable tor all fiscal yeamprBJ ho~ever due to an inordinant caae load 1n fiscal year 1980 oase serial numbers do exceed 05000 The first champracter of the ease aerial number indica tea pound1ecal year Character positiona tvo (2) through poundiva (5) are uaigned in-house Although the caae aerial number does not specify any particular decade character poaitiona83-84 (fiscal year) vill clarity t~ia ambiguity
0poundpound1cial Numbar
Documented Veaaela ot US -- Use ottioial number State numbered veeaela -- Use state number Namedunnumbered vessels middot- Use nama Naval vessels Usa t7pe or designation foreign veaaele -- Uaa country opound registry
Ooaat Guard Inspected
1 Yea 2 No 3 UnknoVn (FYa 63 - 70)
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POSITION(S) 13-14 Type ot Vessel
01 - Artificial Island or fixed atrueture including mobile drill rigs
02 - Preight ships inspected U S vessels only03 - Freight bargea (aee also code 28 below) 04 - Commercial vessels that carry freight and oftshy
shore supply vessels 05 - Construction and wrecking vessels including
vessels such as drill tenders pile drivers derrick barges drill ships and barges
06 - Dredges aelt-propelled 07 - Dredges non-eel-propelled 08 - Piahing veaaela (excluding aport fishing
charter fishing veasela5 09 - Tua and towboats - alao unmanned bow thruster unit 10 - Passenger vessels (other than terries) over 65
feet and 100 or more GT ll - Passenger veseels (other than terries) over 65
teet and leas than 100 GT middot 12 - Passenger vessels (other than terries) not more
than 65 teet 13 - Parries over 65 teet and 100 or more GT
carrying passengers or paasengera and vehicles 14 - Perries over 6S teet and lees than 100 GT
carrying passengers or passengers and vehicles 15 - Parries not more than 65 teet carrylng
passengers or passengers and vehicles 16 - Passenger barges (including ferry barges) 17 - Tampnkshipa 18 - Tank barges (flammable and combustible
oazgoee) (see also code 29 below) 19 - Public vessels (passenger) 20 - Public vessels (cargo) excluding GAA vesaela 21 - Public vessels (tanker)J excluding USNS tankers 22 - Public vessels (other)
Public vessels are veaaela of the United States states or municipalities used for public purposes and exempt from the provisions of Title 52 Includes auoh vessels aa Navy Air Poroe Army Coast Guard and Geodetic Survey Corps of Engineers MSTS and USNS
23 - All other US vessels and crafts such aa pleasure research cableshipa seismographic or those not otherwise classified above
24 - Poreign las vessels (passenger) 2S - Poreign flag veaaela (freight) 26 - Poreign lag vessels (tanker) 27 - Poreign flag vessels (other) 28 - height barges (dangerous and hazardous cargoes) 29 - Tank barges (dangerous and bampzamprdous cargoes)
including barges inspected under subchapter I and 0 30 - Hover craft
Hotea see positions 49-50 to describe specific type vessel (PYs 69- 80)
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POSITION(S) 15 Propulsion
1 - Steam 2 - Motor (diesel) 3 - Gasoline 4 - Sail 5 - Non-salt-propelled 6 - Other including gas turbine 7 - Nuclear (-) Unknovn
POSITION(S) 16 Person in Charse ot Vessel Haneuvera
1 - Licensed master 2 - Licensed pilot (federal) serving under authority
ot federal license 3 - Liceneea pilot (state) serving under authority ot
state license 4 - Licensed mate 5 - Licensed operator (towboats amall paasenger) 6 - Documented or certificated personnel7 - U S Commissioned opoundpoundioer (Navy Coast Guard etc) 8 - Unlicensed and undocumented 9 - Poreign pilot or master or other roreign
personnel 0 - Unmanned (-) Unlcnovn
Pa~lure When Pault on Part opound ineroom PYa 72 - 0
A - Licensed chiet engineer B - Licensed engineer C - Documented engineer excluding entry rating D - Documented persona other entry ratings other E - Unlicensedundocumented engineer P - Foreign engineer G - Unmanned engineroombull H - Other
bull This code takes precedence over cases where person enters ed engineroom vhile attempting to oorrect caaualty in progress
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POSITION(S) 17-18 Month of Casualtz (FYa 63 - 80) EmmplEu show January as 01
POSITION(S) 19-20 Daz of Casualty (FYa 63 - 73) Emmple r show 5th as OS end 22 as 22
POSITIOK(S) 19-20 Marine Inspection Unit Inveetisating Caaualtz (PYs 74 - 80)
AA Albany BG Oaweao AB Anchorage or Valdez BH Paducah AC Baltimore BJ Port Arthur AD Boston BK Philadelph ia AE Buffalo BL Pittaburgh AF Charleston BM Portland Hampine AG AH
Chicago Cincinnati
BN BP
Portland Oregon Providence
AJ Cleveland BQ Portsmouth or Norfolk AK AL
Corpus Christi Detroit
BR BT
Savarmah San Diego
AM AN
Dubuquea FYa 77-80 St Paul Duluth
SU BV
Seattle San Pranciaco
AP Galveston 1N St Ignace AQ Guam BX San Juan AR Honolulu Y St Louie AT Houston B2 Tampamp AU AV
Huntington Jacksonville
CC CD
Toledo Wilmington NC
AW Juneau CE London AX AY AZ BB
toe Angeles Louisville Memphis t1iami
CF CG CH CJ
Breaaen Sinppore Saigon Mampnila
SC Mobile CK Yokohama BD Nashville CL Rotterdam BE New Orleans SF New York
POSITION(S) 21-22 Year of Campaualtt (FYs 63 - 68)liampler Show 1965 aa 65
POSITION(S) 21 Special Indicator (PYs 69 - 73)
0 - No eignifioan t deta 1 - Light oil pollution 2 - Moderate oil pollution3 - Heavy oil pollution 4 - tlninapected mobile oil drill 5 - Gas chemist or gas free certificate 6 - Photographs (efteotive 5-17-68) 7 - Radiotelephone mentioned in tbe report 8 - Bridges involved 9 - Locka or dame involved - - Hurricane - Sealanee
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POSITION(S) 21 Month Investigation Completed (PYa 74 - 80)
l - Jan 2 - Feb 3 - Har 4 - Apr 5 - Hampy 6 - Jun 7 - Jul 8 -Aug 9 - Sep 0 -Oct A - Nov B Dee I - Invee tigation not completed at time ot coding
POSITION (S) 22 Remains the same (PYa 69 - 80) Exampler Show 1969 as 9
POSITION(S) 23 Time ot Daz 1 - Day 2 - Night 3 - lwil ight (-) Unknown
POSITON(S) 24 Type ot Investigative Report
1 - Marine Board 2 bull Narrative 3 - Letter ot Transmittal
POSITON(S) 25r Piller (unused) (PYa 63 - 69)
POSITION(S) 25 Veaatl Fault Code (PYe 70 - 80)
For primary veaael code - 1 For aecondary veaael code - B For all other vessel eodes - C through Z
I more than twenty-aix (26) vessels are involved the alphabet is repeated beg~ vith the letter B
POSITION($) 26 Groea Tormage
1 - Not over 15 2 - Over 15 to 100 3 - Over 100 to 300 4 - Over 300 to 500 5 - Over 500 to 1000 6 - Over 1000 to 5000 7 - Over 5000 to 10000 8 - Over 10000 to 15000 9 - Over 15000 (-) Unknovn
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POSTION(S) 27 Length in Feet
1 - 65 teet or under 2 - Over 65 to leas thampn 100 3 - 100 to lese than 200 4 - 200 to leas than 300 5 - 300 to lese than 400 6 - 400 to lees than sao 7 - 500 to leas than 600 8 - 600 to less than 700 9 - 700 and over (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 28 Hull Materiampl
1 - Steel 2 - Wood 3 - Cement 4 - Plastic including fiberglaae 5 - Aluminum 6 - Other including ferro-cement (-) Unknom
POSITION(S) 29 Ajse of Vessel
1 - Lees than 5 years 2 - 5 to leas than 10 3 - 10 to less than 15 4 - 15 to less than 20 5 - 20 to less than 30 6 - 30 to lees than 40 7 - 40 to lese than 50 8 - SO and over (-) Unknown
ampbull of Vessel ipound Rebuilt (PY 70 Only)
A - Lees than 5 years I - 5 to lees than 10 C - 10 to less than 15 D - 15 to leas than 20 E - 20 to less than 30
Age ot vessel oaloulated rom year built to year coded
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POSITION(S) 30-31 Body of Water Where Casualty Occurred
Ol - Inland Atlantic - all waters covered by Inland Rules of the Road on the Atlantic Coast ot the United States its territories and poeeeesiona
02 - Inland Gulf - all waters covered by Inland Rules ot the Road on the Gulf ot the United States
03 - Inland Pacitic - all vaters covered by Inland Rules ot the Road on the Pacitic Coaat opound the United States
04 - Western Rivera - all vatera covered by the Western River Rules (Beginning fiscal year 1976 thia code wu deleted See belov for revised Western River codes)
05 - Grampampt Lakes - all waters covered by the Great Lakes Rulea (See page 34)
06 - Ocean Atlantic and all seas bordering thereon - except Caribbean Sea
07 - Ocean Pacific and all seas bordering thereon - except Indian Ocean
08 - Ocean Indian and all seas bordering thereon including the Arabian and Red Seu
09 - Ocean Mediterranean
10 - Ocean Arctic
ll - Ocean Caribbean
12 - Ocean Gult ot Mexico
13 - Othe2 foreign waters
Inland Gulf and Gult Intraooaatal Watervay (GWV)
Piacal years 1969 - 1975 - to code a eaaualty on the inland Gulf and GIVW place code 02 in poai tiona 30-31 To code the apecif1o location of the oaaualty rater to page 40 Locate the area that the oasualty occurred on and place that letter 1n position 45 Next place the mile poet reading ia poetiona 46-47
Piacal years 1976 - 1980 - to code a oaaualty on the inland Gulf aDd GIVW use those codes listed on page 11 for positions 30-31 To code the specific looation or the casualty looate the area that the oaaualty occurred on and place the mile post reading 1n positions bullS-47
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Western Rivers
Piseal years 1969 - 1975 - to oode a casualty on the Western Rivera place code 64 in positions 30-31 To code the specific location of the casualt7 refer to page bullo toeate the river that the casualty oooured on and place that letter 1n position 45 Nert place the mile post reading 1n poeitiona 46-47
Pisoal years 1976 - 1980 - to oode a oaaualty on the Western Rivers refer to the next p~ge Locate the river that the casualty occurred on and place those letters in positions 30-31 Next place the mile post reading in positions 45-47
POS 30-31 POS 45-47 Examplebull MP 850 Ohio River -wshy BSO
HP 20 Green River YH 020 HP 1 Iowa River m 007
The procedure for the coding or caaual ties on the Gulf Inland Rivera and Waterways is the same as for Western Rivers The diViding line between the Western Rivers and the Gulf Inland Rivers and Vatervaya is the Huer P Long Bridge looated at MP 1064 Lower Missiaaippi River The divicling line between the Ves tern Rivera ancl the Great Iekee is the Thomas J 0 Brien Look on the Calumet River and the Aahlancl Avenue Bridge on the Chicago River
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Jeatern Rivera
POSITION(S) 30-31
ll~ - Allepen1 River - toru Ohio River at Pittsburgh JB - Atchatalara River - north ot Kor~ City - Port Allen Route
to KP 304 Lover Hieeiaaippi River viamp Old River VC - Arkaaaaa River - HP 582 Lover Miaaiaaippi River VD - Black River - torma Red River VE - Cumberland River -MP 922 Ohio River VF - Dee Moines River - MP 361 Upper Miaaiaeippi River VG - Great Miami River - HP 491 Ohio River VH - Green River - MP 78~ Ohio River VJ - Illinois Vaterva1 - MP 218 Upper Miaaiaaippi River WK - Calumet River - to MP 327 (Great Lakes Rules begin) WL - Chioago River - to MP 322 (Great Lakes begin) VM - Iow River - MP 434 Upper Hiasiaippi River VH - Kanawha River - MP 266 Ohio River VO - Kansas River - HP 367 Mieaouri River WP - Kentucky River - MP 546 Ohio River VQ - Licking River - HP 470 Ohio River VR - Little Kanawha River - MP 185 Ohio River VS - Minnesota River - MP 844 Upper Miasiaaippi River
Hiaeiaaippi River
VT - (Upper) Cairo Ill to source IJU - (Lower) HP 1064 to Cairo Ill tl - Missouri River - MP 195 Upper MiaeiaaiPPi River VV - Monongahela River - torma Ohio River at Pittsburgh VX - Ohio River - enters Miaaiaaippi River at Cairo Ill VY - Old River - HP 304 Lower Hiaaisaippi River VZ - Ouachita River - connected to Red River viamp Blampck River
RA - Red River - MP 304 Lover Hiesiaaippi River viamp Old River RB - Red River o the Morth - torma Minnesota River RC - ST Coi River - MP 811 Upper Missiaaippi River RD - Saline River - MP 867 Ohio River RE - Tennessee River - MP 935 Ohio River RP - Wampbampah River - KP 848 Ohio River RG - llhite River - MP 599 Lower Miaaiaaippi River RH - Jiaconain River - MP 631 Upper Miaaieaippi River RJ - Yazoo River - MP bull37 Lower Miaaiaaippi River
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Gulf Inland Rivers and Vater~ye
POSITION(S) 30-31
AA - Alabama River - source to Mobile River AB - Algiers Canal - from MP 88 LMR to MP 6 8 WHL AC - Atchamptalampya River - mouth to MP 116 WHL AD - Apalachichola River - approximately MP 350 EHL AE - Baramptaris Bay Waterway (includee Bayou Baratamplia) AF - Bayou Tache - MP 115 Atohatalaya River AG - Bayou Lamptourche - MP 35 WHL AH- Bayou Terrebonne- MP 576 WHL AJ - Bayou Boeut - MP 872 WHL to MP 955 WHL AK - Berriok Bay - MP 95 5 WHL AL - Caloaaieu River - MP 2412 WHL AM - lack Warrior River - source to Tombigbee River
- MP 59 WHL
AN - Chattahoochee River - source to Apalaehiohola River AO - Greens Bayous - source to HSC A2 - Harvey Canal - MP 0 GrN to MP 5 GIW AQ - Houma Navigation Canal - HP 59 WL AR - Houston Ship Channel (HSC) - northwest of Galveaton Bay
Gulpound Intracoastal Waterway (GIWW)
AS - East - east or Harvey Locka (SHt) AT - West - west of Harvey Looks (WHL) AU - Inner Harbor Haviption Canal - MP 925 LKR to Lake Pontchartrain AV- Landside Route- HP 872 WHL to MP 367 Morgan City- Port Allen Route AW - Mermentau River - MP 2018 WHL AX- Mississippi River - (Lover) -from ahead of the passes (AHP) to MP 1064 AY - Mississippi River Gulf Outlet - HP 14 EHL A2 - Mobile Rivel - source to Mobile lay BA - Morsan City - Port Allen Route - HP 955 WHL B - Neches River - HP 277 WHL C - Pass a Loutre - AHP to Gulpound ot Mexico ED - Plaquemine - Morgan City alternate route - same as Horgan City shy
Port Allen Route BE - Sabine River - MP 266 JHL to MP 288 WL P - San Jacinto River G - South Pass - AHP BH - Southwest Pass shyBJ - Tombigbebull Rivbullr shyK - Vermillion River
- source to HSC to Gulf ot Mexico AHP to Gulf ot Mexico
source to Mobile River - MP 1591 WHL
POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature ot Caaualty
01 - Collision vith vessel meeting situation 02 - Collision with vessel crossing situation 03 - Collision with vessel ov6rtampking situation 04 - Collision with vessel anchored or moored (use only i not
dookingundoeking) 05 - Collision with vessel while docking or undocking 06 - Collision with vessel in og (tampkea precedence over 01 02 amp03)
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POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature of Casualty (continued)
07 - Colliaion with vessel not otherwiae claaaitied (including minor bumps betweem tug ampnd vessel)
08 - Collision with floating or submerged objects (other than ground)
09 - Collision with fixed objecta piers bridgea bulllocka ampdam bull Por tiacal years 1969 - 1973 use Special Indicator field position 2lr tor tiacal years 1974 - 1980 uae Special Indicator field poaition 80) middot
10 - Collision with ice or ice fields 11 - Collision rl th aida to navigation fixed or floating 12 - Collision other than with vessel not otherwise claaaitied
(Ottahore Riga - Seaplanea) 13 - Explosion andor tire involving liquid bulk cargo
(includes vapors) 1- - Explosion andor tire involving general cargo 15 - Explosion andor tire involving veaaela tuel
(includes vapors) 16 - Pire veaael atructure 17 - Fire veasel equipment (only ~hen damage to veaeel
structure ia incidental minor or abeent) including crank Oampae explosions - beginning tiseampl year 1971
18 - Explosion boiler (whether or not tire results) 19 - Explosion preasure vesaela and oompreaaed gaa
cylinders 20 - Explosion andor tire - not otherviae claaaitied 21 - Groundings with damage 22 - Groundings no damage (cannot have monetary damage to
vesaal liated) 23 - Founderinga 24 - Capsizing with or without ampinking 25 - Plooding swamping ~ithout sinking 26 - Heavt weather damace and weather generally (beginning
fiscal year 1969 rarely used used tor Primary Cause ot caaualty)
27 - Cargo damaabullbull no damage to veaael 28 - Material failure veaael atructure 29 - Material failure machinery and associated engineering
eq_uipment30 - Material failure equipment (other) including oargo
gear propeller ahatt 31 - Caaualty not otherwise claaaipound1ed undetermined or
1nautpound1oiant intormation - earthquake Beginning fiscal year 1969 - enemy action vessel disabled due to fouled propeller
32 - Barge breakaway
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POSITION(S) 34-35 Primary Cause
Valid only tor fiscal years 1963 to 1969
01 - Personnel fault - State pilot 02 - Personnel fault - Pederal pilot 03 - Personnel fault - Foreign pilot 04 - Personnel fault - Licensed personnel 05 - Personnel fault - Certificated personnel 06 - Personnel fault - Unlicensed and unoertiticated
otticer or crew member middot 07 - Personnel fault - Unlicensed pleasure boampt operator 08 - Personnel fault - All others (longshoremen
watchmen repeirmen) 11 - calculated riskerror in judgement 12 - Storms and heavy weather generally 13 - Adverae weather ampnd aeamp conditions not amountinamp
to atollll8 or heavy weather (wind tide breakers) 14 - Unusual currents 15 - Sheer auction bank cushion 16 - Depth ot water leas than charted or otherwise erpected (no personnel fault) 17 - Restricted maneuvering room (no personnel fault) 18 - Charta and publications (erroneous information) 21 - Pailure ot eq_uipment due to normal vear 22 - Pailure ot equipment due to material taul t 23 - Pailure of eq_uipment due to design tault 24 - Pailure ot eq_uipment - careleeanesaimproper
handling31 - Unseaworthy (not auitable tor route or service) 32 - Unknown or ineutficient information - earthquake33 - Paul t on the part of other veaeel or other persona 34 - Improper or lack of maintenance 35 - Pleating debria submerged obJect 36 - Inautticient horsepower - inadequate ampeaiating tugs
Note In cases involving tvo or more vessels vhere one ia totally at tault or bampa a greater degree o taul t the primary cause on the veaael record tor the veaael having major fault should be marked or example Personnel (Stampte Pilot) Pamp~lt on Own VeaaelJ on the veeael~vhioh does not hampve amp major fault the record vould be marked as primary cause ~rault on the Put ot the Other Veaael tt tfhere major taul t eziata on the part ot both veaaela the primary eampuae on each veeael vould indicate ita own primary rault
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PYa 70 - So Causefactor
POSITION 34 POSITION 35
A P P State pilot B P P federal pilot C P P foreign pilot foreign master D P P Licensed personnel E P P Cartifioatad paraonnel P P P Unlio bullbull Unoer personnel G P P Unlicensed pleasure boat H P P All othera (longshoremen amp
harbor workers) I Caloulatad risk
When using codes (A - I) tor position 34 use those codes to the right tor position 35
A Rules ot the Road - (PY 1971) uae apecial rules ot road codes in poations 36-38 and poait1ou 39-41
B Structural failure - improper loading
C Lookout - improperfailure to poet
D Structural failure - excessive speed in heavy weather
G Misjudged ettacts - wind current bull speed
H Kavigation - reliance on floating aids to navigation
J NaViampamption - tailed to ascertain poaition
K Navigation - tailed to utilize all available navigation equipment
L Vessel sherredagreament reached
M Pailura to properly align tow N Lack ot looal knowledge P Inexperienced personnel Q Maneuvered wo proper
uaiatance R Carelessnessinattention
(uleep) S Ialproper corrective procedures T Poor aauanship - fouled
wheelshatt U Pailed - improperly determined
height o tide tailed to correct
V Inadequate control opound asst vessel
W Ialproper mooring towing (tripping)
X Improper aatety precautions - loading intlammable liquidfuelingrepairs
Y Iaproper aecuringrigging z Other not otherwise
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POSrlION 34 POSITION 35
J StoBs heavy weather JC Adverse veather
When using codes (J - K) or position 34 use those codes to the right for position 35
L Unusual currentamp
When using code (L) or position 34t uae t~oae oodea to the right or position 35
A B C D E P G H J K L M N P Q R T
A B C D E Z
Typhoon hurricane etc Gale orca winds Adverse veather - restricted via onl1 Small crat WVnillampB Winds small crat - gale oroe Large ewell - aa across bar Cargc shttt Anchor taUed to holdldripoundted Other Unexp--gu-at-y-v-in--d--d-o-ok--oiliamp--rWl---do-c-k-=-ingmiddot Towmooring part due to heavy weather Squalls - reduced visibilitJvind Anchor parted LT vessel aet down on pierlook Structural failure LT VESSEL SET DOW ON MOORED VESSpoundt Ice
lrratio Strong currentanarrow channel Agreement reachederose current set tov Strollamp surge Outdraftbacklaah rom damlook Other
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lYa 70 - 80 Campueefactor
POSITION 34 POSITION 35
M Sheer auction bank cushion
When using code (M) tor poeition 34 use those codes to the right tor position 35
N Depth leas than charted
When using code (N) tor poaition 34 use those oodee to the right for podtion 35
0 Reetrioted maneuvering room shyno personnel fault
When using code (0) tor position 34 use the code to the right or poaition 35
P Structural Pailure shyno peraonnel rampult
When using code (P) tor position 34 use those codes to the right or poeition 35 bull
A Marro~ channel B Navigating cloee to shore z Other
A Charta erroneous S Area shoalledsilted C Position of bazard doubtful D Publications erroneous H Other
A Not otherwise class1poundied
A Wasted plate and internalsor wood rotted B Yaatampd welda C fracture - plates and internalamp D Fracture - welds E Indent - Minor F Set in - Major G Buckling H Design J ixplosion andor ire - structural
failure aa the result or z Other
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py 70 - 80 Caueetactor
POSITION 34 POSITION 35
Q Equipment tailurenorJDSl wear R Equipment tailurematerial
fault S Equipment failuredesign T Equipment tailursP bull P ot
operating personnel (including improper operation lack or mintsrIampIlce)
When using codes (Q - T) tor position 34 use those codes to right tor position 35
A Main steam system B Auxiliary ateam system C Peed and oondensate system D Salt water system E Preah ~ter system (excluding
teed system) P Cargo oil system G Puel oil service ayatem H Puel oil transfer system J Lube oil system K Hydraulic systems t Pneumatic system M Retriaeration system N Ventilationmiddotayatem P Sanitampry system amphull drainage
system (incl bilge system) Q fire fighting equipment amp lite
sav~ equimpmsnt R Drilling equipment B Electrical (All equipment) T LPGLPG02 system (all compressed
aaaea except decompression chamber) U Decompression chamber PYs 71 - 80 V Crankcase explosion PYs 71 - 80 W Deck equipment - cargo (winches
booms etc) X Deck equipment - other (anchor
vindlaes chain mooring line) Y Pailure or -chinery supports z Other
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PYa 70 80 Causetaotor
POSITION 34
U Unaeaworthr X Improper maintenance
When usinS codes (U X) tor position 34 uae those oodea to the riampht tor poaition 35
V Unknown o thtr
When using code (V) tor position 34 use thoat codes to the right tor poaition 35
POSITION 35
A Pailure or wood hull platiDgmoderate aees
B Steel hull deteriorated C Pailure to blow tubee D Not suitable tor route z Other
A Parga breampkawy improper 110oring B Breakaway due to wake wash C Enemy action D Chemical spill E Vandalism middot P Blow-out G Engine room tire undetarlllined origin H Pire otherundetermined J Dook bollud tailure K Unknown L Drilline eq_uipment M Stability N Progressive fiooding P Vesaal oveilUil and sunk Q Vake damage troll other vessel R fire barge loaded S fire barge empty - not gu lee z Other
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Factors
Valid only for PYs 63 - 7l
The following codes were used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
900 - RS bull450 Action intended 990 - Coast Guard Asaiatance (FYs 70 - 80) 999 - No additional araampa of contributing factora
Hull and Associated Parta
011 - Plates ampnd framing (ateel hull vessels) 012 - Planks tramea fastenings (wood hull vessel) 013 - Bulkheads and decks 014 - Tanka (including cargo fuel water lube oil
double bottom tanks etc)middot 015 - Holda and hatches hatch beams hatch covers 016 - Superstructure 017 - Laddamprs ~ya stairs accommodation ladders 018 - Raila and guards 019 - Masts booms cargo gear (including winches) 020 - Struta stern tube rudder shoe 021 - Ventilators 022 - Watertight closures and assorted equipment 023 - Hull part not otherwise classified 024 - Quarters living spaces toilets etc 025 - Fishing gear
Naviption
026 - Lookout 027 - Congested areas docks piers - restricted
maneuvering 028 - Buoys aids to navigation 029 - Bxceaaive apeed 030 - Channels - restricted maneuvering 031 - Poor visibility 032 - Steering gear including steering engine
rudder auto pilot 033 - Radar 034 - Pathometer sounding machine lead line 035 - Engine order telegraph bell pulls pilot
house engine controls 036 - Navigation lights (improper use of) 037 - Whistle bell born aigcala (improper use) 038 - Navisation equipment - not otherwise classified 039 - Veather generally 040 - Currents and tides
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Area o Cauaal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 A4ditio~l Contributing Pampotors
Valid only tor PYe 63 - 71
The following were ueed tor positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Liteeaviflg
041 - Lite preservers buotant cushions lite rings 042 - Lifeboats and equipment 043 - Liteboat and lite rat launching apparatus 044 -Lite rapoundte lite tloata buoyant apparatus
and equipment 045 - Lifesaving equiplltlent not otherwiae olassiied
Pireighting
051 - Pixed lirelighting systems 052 - Portable tiretighting equipment 053 - Pire detecting syateme alums
Cc11aunioationa
PYa 70-71 060 - Rampdio telephone ailed to useimproper use 061 - Rampdio telegraph telephone auto alarm etc 062 - Visual eignals including searchlights blinker
lags
Miacellaneoua
PY 71 059 - Repleniahment a t see PYa 70-71 068 - Disabled require tow PYa 70-71 069 - Background lighting obscured aide to navition
070 - Yard repairs 071 - Overloading072 Impropel loading or atowage 013 - Insufficient ventilation 074 - Ground tackle including anchor windlass 075 - Towing equipment includihg towing engine 076 - Cargo077 - Miscellaneous deck department equipment - not
otherwise claaaitied 078 - Sunken wreck 079 - Tug assisting080 - Mooring equipment lines winches
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Ar~ ot Campuaampl Connection (Contributing Paotora)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing factors
Valid only for FYa 63 - 71
lh e tolloving codes were used tor poe i tiona 36 - 38 and poaitiona 39 - U
Main Propulsion Machinery
081 - Gaaoline engine and aooeeeoriea (except outboards) 082 - Outboard motors and accessories 083 - Diesel engine and aooeaeories 084 - Steam r60iprocating engines 085 - Steam turbine and turbo-electric 086 - snata and reduction gears 087 - Propeller 088 - Main propulsion bampchinery - not otherviee olaeeitied 089 - Failure ot equipment due to improper or lack ot
IDIintenanc e 091 - Atomic reactor
Boiler
101 - furnaces including tubes caatinga superheaters economizers etc
102 - Fuel oil ayatem - (FY 71) Boiler tuel oil ayatem only
103 - Feedwater syatema including condensers and evaporators 104 - Steam ayatems main and auxillary 105 - Boiler parte and aoceasoriee - not othervise
claeaitied 106 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack ot
maintenance FY 71 107 - Fuel oil system diesel
Machinery Miacellaneoua
111 - Pumps (cargo bilge bampllampat etc) but not ire pumps fuel lube oil or teedvater pumps
112 - Refrigeration ayatema including cargo and ships service
113 - Gasoline engines except main propulsion 114 - Diesel engines ezoept main propulsion 115 - Misoellaneoue machinery - not otherviae classified 116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack ot
aintenance 117 - Miace1laneoua engineering spaces 118 - Miacellaneoua engineering tools or equipment 119 - Bilge pumps
JPY 71 120 - Miscellaneous piping ayatema
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POSITION($) 36-38 Ar~ of Cauaal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Pampotora
Valid only for PYs 63 - 71
The following oodea were used for poaitione 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Electrical
121 - Generators (except main propulsion - see code 085) 122 - Viring 123 - Lights 124 - Controls switches circuit breakers fuses etc 125 - Motors (except main propulsion) 126 - tlectrical equipment - not otherwise olaaaified 127 - Failure or equipment due to improper or lack or
maintenance
Galley and Stewards Depamprtment
131 - Stova rangaa and aaaociated equipment 132 - Galley and steward department parts and ampquipment shy
not otherwise classified PY 71 133 - Butane alleyheating stove PYs 70-71 1~0 - Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
bull
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PYa 71 - 80
Rules opound Road Violations
You can put up to three (3) letter codes in these three (3) positions 1pound leas than three (3) follow with dashes (--)
POSITION (S) 36-38
A Rule 2 Improper lightss Rule 3 Lighti for towing c Rule 4 Not under command lightaapecial operations
(or pilot rulea-apecial operations) Rule 5-10 Lights towed vesselsmall vesselpilot vessel
fishing vessel - stern lightD Rule ll Anchor lightsE Rule 15 Pog sigJlamplaP Rule 16 Speed in togaignal forward of beam
Substantial action
G Rule 17 Sail veaeela H Rule 18i Meeting situations I Rule 18ii1 Danger a1pal J Rule 18v Bend signal K Rule 18viii Overtaking L Rule 19 Crossing situation M Rule 20 Sail vessel right or wayexcept in narrow channel N Rule 21 Privileged vessel maintain course amp signal P Rule 22 Burdened vessel avo1~ crossing ahead Q Rule 23 Burdened vessel keep clear R Rule 24 Overtaking vassal keep clear S Rule 25 Keep to starboard aide opound chanDel T Rule 26 Right opound way ot fishing vaaaela U Rule 27 General prudential rule V Rule 28 Course signals internationalbacking inland fl Rule 29 Rule or good seamanship (lookout) z Rule Failure to render aeaiatance
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PYs 71 - 80
Rules of Road Violamptions
You can put up to three (3) letter codes in these three (3) positions 1pound leas tbampn three (3) follov with dashes (--)
POSITION(S) 39-41
A Excess speed a Insufficient pover c Wrong aide ot channel D Pailura to sound signals pound Meeting situation turned lett P Crossing situation burdened tailed to give vay G failed to atop or back H Elaei 1e asaneuver too little too late I Overtaking vessel ailed to keep oleer J Overtaken vessel tailed to maintain course ampa peed K Vind sea or current faotore L Agreement raaohed vessel sheered M bull Improperno lookout N Radio telephoneP RS 4450 action intended R Improper lightsshapes) T Person in charge intoxicated
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Araa ot ~ueal Connection
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Factors
PYe 72 - 80
These codes vera used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
900 - RS 4450 Action intended 990 - Coast Guard assistance (FYa 70 - 80) 991 - Violation ot Lav 999 - No additional areas ot contributing poundactors
Deecriptive Codes
026 - Lookout 027 - Congested areas docks piers - restricted maneuvering 028 - Buoys aids to navigation 029 - Excessive speed 030 - Channels - restricted maneuvering031 - Poor visibility 039 - Weather generally 040 - Currents and tides
Miscellaneous
048 - Failure to secure (or improper) 059 - Replenishment at sea 068 - Disabled require tow 069 - Background lighting obscured ampids to navigation 070 - Yard repaire includes gaa tree (FYa 73 - 80) 071 - Overloading bull 072 - Improper loading or atowage 073 - Insufficient ventilation 076 - Cargo078 - Sunken wreck 079 - Tug assisting
Machinery Miecellaneous
116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack opound mampintenance
Gamplley and Stewards DepUtment
140 - Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
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Arampas ot Causal Connection Additio~l Contributing Factors
The folloving contributing factor codes vere added in fiscal year 1972 These codes provided a greater degree or flexibility and apeoiticity in denoting cauaal connections areas ot damage 8Zld contributing causes to casualty
POSITIONS) 36-38 and 39-41
Hull 400-419
400 Hull - general 401 Hull - external-fvd 13 - bottom 402 Hull - external-midsection bottom 403 Hull - external-aft l3 - bottom 404 Hull - external-tvd l3 - aideahell 405 Hull - external-midshipsect1on-s1deahell 406 Hull - exte~nal-att l3 - aideshell 407 Hull - internale-fvd 13 408 Hull - internals-midsection 409 Hull - internals-aft l3410 External plating-superstructure 411 Internal framing-superstructure 412 Weather decks - main 413 Weather decks - superstructure 414 Decks - internal including tank top US Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
Yd 13 416 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
midsection 417 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
att 13 418 Bulkheads - above main deck 419 Bulkheads - longitudinal
Hull Damampge 920-929
920 Wasted - plate and internals 921 Wasted - veldrivet 922 Fractured - plate and internals 923 Fractured - weldrivet 924 Indented - minor 925 Set in - major 926 Buckled 927 Holed 928 Fractured - other 929 roken up (ie on rocks etc
Work Spaces 426-444
426 Work spaces - generalother 427 tork spaces - engine 428 Work spaces bull engine shops
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
429 Work spaces - engine store roome 430 Work spaces - engine paint locker 431 Work spaces - miac eng spaces (shaft
alley vent rooms) 432 Work spaces - bridge ampaav spacee 433 Work spaces - deck shops 434 Work spaces - deck storerooms 435 Work spaces - paint locker 436 Work spaces - cargo holds 437 Work spaces - cargo holds Tveen deck 438 Work spaces - cargo holds lo~er 439 Work spaces - galley 440 Work spaces - galley ato~ea
(includes ete~arda) 441 Work spaces - main deck cargo vinch
area 442 Work spaces - main deck cargo hold
area 443 Work spaces - reefer holds 444 Work spaces - fish hold
Living Spaces 446-450
446 Living spaces - crev 447 Living spaces - crev toiletsho~er 448 Living spaces - passenger 449 Living spaces - passenger toiletshower 450 Living spaces - passenger (other)
Built-in Tanka 451-466
451 Tanks - ballut(beginning PY 73) 452 Tanka - atterpeaklateru rake 453 Tanks - cargo oil 454 Tanka - cctrerdamadoubleakin 455 Tanka - deep 456 Tanka - distilled water 457 Tanka - double bottom 458 anka - drainvells 459 lanks - torepeaklbownke 460 Tanka - tuel oil day tank 461 lampnks - fuel oil settlera 462 Tanka - potable water 463 Tanka - sewage 464 Tanks - sump 465 Tanka - voids 466 Tanks - other
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POBITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Hull amp Hull Fittinamps amp Outfittings 467 - 484
467 Cargo battens and cleats 468 Cargo oontampiner cells 469 Cargo contLiner stowage fittings 470 Equipment stowage 471 Pire stltion boxea 472 Grain handling ampnd stowage fittings 473 Hamptoh tent arrangements 474 Lashing fittingscargo tie down 475 Mooring fittings generampl 476 Mooring bitts and foundations 477 Mooring pawls and chain stoppers 478 Protective devices 479 Safety rails ampnd fittings 480 Securing devices 461 Skylights 482 Windows - port holesdead lights 483 Wire reels 484 Other
Deck Covering 485-493
485 Living spaces 486 Galley spaces 487 Deck treads and nonskid 488 Ladder treads 489 Portable gratings 490 Toiletshower spaces 491 Wood decking 492 Working spaces 493 Other
Access 494-515
494 Accommodation ladders 495 Doors - general 496 Doors - cargo 497 Doors - exterior 498 Doors - interior 499 Doors - reefer 500 Doors - watertight SOl Ploor plates ampnd supports 502 Gratings and supports 503 Laddera inclined - external 504 Ladders portable inclined - external 505 rddera vertical inclined - external 506 Ladders inclined - internal 507 Laddera portable inclined - internal 508 Ladders vertical inclined - internal 509 Manholes 510 Scuttles 511 Ship B gampngWa)
POSITION($) 36-38 and 39-41
512 Sideports 513 Stages 514 Working platforms 515 Other
Deck amp Carso 516-589
Mampats Booms amp Rigging 516-531
516 General 517 locka 518 Booms - general ampmisc small 519 Heavy lit booms 520 Car carriers 521 F6nders 522 Lanyarda 523 Mampata and kingposts 524 Nets 525 Rigging - general526 Slings 527 Spreaders 528 Fishing gear ~ general 529 Nets 530 Booms masts etc 531 Boom cradle
Winches 535-555 bull 535 Boat winches 536 Cargo winches 537 Fishing winches 538 Hand winches 539 Towing winches 5U Other 542 Anchorveesel anchored 543 Anchor chain-including riding
pawldevils olav 544 Anchor windlass - general 545 Automatic mooring winches 546 General-control-teaturea 547 Capstans - generampl 548 Mooring winches - general 549 Mooring lines-generalunknown
vessel moored 550 - Natural tiber 551 - Wire rope 552 - Srnthetic rope 553 - Towing cable 554 - Misc towing equip 555 - Other
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POSTIONS) 36-38 and 39--1
Cranes 556-558
556 Gentry eranes - general 557 Revolving cranes - general 558 Other
Hatch Covers 559-563
559 Hatch beams and boards 560 Pontoons and beams middot 561 Mechanical hatch covers-general 562 Mechanical hatch covers-electric
hydraulic drive general 563 Mechanical hatch covers electroshy
mechanical drive general (chain etc )
Elevators Conveyors and Dumbwaiters s6s - 571
565 Conveyors - cargo general 566 Dumbwaiters 567 Elevators - cargo - general 568 Elevators - personnel569 Engineers platform hoist 570 Pork lifts 571 Other
Steering Gear 572-588
572 Bov thruster - general 573 Steering gear - general 574 Cross head and erose head drive 575 Pollov-up mechanism (linkages) 576 Hydraulic system 577 Lubrication 578 Pumps 579 Rams cylinders 580 Steering stands amp trick vheela 581 Rudder - general 582 Carrier bamparing 583 Horn 584 Pintle and gudgeon 585 Stock bearing 586 Stock packing gland 587 Planking ~udder
588 Other
Stabilizers 589
589 Stabilizers - general
Galley and lAundry 590 - 600
590 Galley equipment - generalother 591 Laundry equipment - generalother
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
592 Dish washers 593 Steam galley equipment - general 594 Garbage disposals ampchutes 595 Miscellaneous mechanical equipment 596 Ovens 597 Pressing and ironing equipment 598 Range$ 599 Refrigerators 600 Washing maohinea and dryers
Cargo Hold Dehumidiie~s 601
601 Cargo hold dehumidiioation-generampl (cargo air)
Heating Ventilation amp Air Conditioning b02-bl2
602 Air conditioning - general 603 Ventilation - general 604 Covla 605 Dampera 606 Ducts and supports 607 Goosenecks 608 Heaters - electric 609 Steam or hot water 610 Gaaolineoil 611 Gas (butane etc) 612 Other
Main ProyenSla1on 613-7 8
Diesel Engines 613-635
613 Main propulsion diesel engine 614 Main propulsion diesel governing system 615 Main propulsion diesel reduction 618 Fmerg dieaal generator engiae - general 619 Elmerg diesel generator eiigiDe - engine
(excluding accessories) gov~ system
620 Elmerg diesel gen eng - inat~umentation 621 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral diesel
oil B1Btera 622 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral freah
vater cooling ayatem 623 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral lube
oil system
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POSITION($) 36-38 alld 39-41
624 Emerg dieeel gen engine - integral starting mechanism
625 Ships aervioe diesel gen engine shygeneral
626 Ships service diesel sen engineshyengine excluding aeeeaaoriee) governinamp 171 tem
627 Ships service diesel generator 628 Ships aervice diesel generator
engine - integral diesel oil system 629 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral fresh water cooling system 630 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral lube oil system 631 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral starting mechanism 632 Lifeboat diesel enginea 633 Small boat gaaoline engine shy
(inboard)634 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(outboard) 635 Otherdiesel cargo pumps on Tank barge 636 Main propulsion turbines - general
(hignlov pressure) 637 Governing system 638 Integral gland seal regulating 639 Integral lubrication ayatem 640 Jacking gear 641 Maneuvering valves 642 Main propulsion gears - (reduction
gears) 643 Integral lubrication ayatem 644 Other
Shafting end Bearings 645 - 652
6i5 Bearings - general646 Shafting - general 6-7 Line 68 Tail 649 earing - thrust 650 Stern tube assembly - oil lubrication 651 Stave typeatutpound1ng boz 652 Other
Pl-olllers 653 - 657
653 hopellara - solid 65-4 Built-up 655 Controllable pitch propellers-general 656 Control ecbaniem 657 Othernot apecitied
Turbinea 658 - 665
658 Emergency generator gas turbines 659 Main propulaion gas turbines
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-middot1
660 Ships service generator ~a 665 Other
Vacuum EqUipment 666-671
666 Au111ary air ejectors ampcondensers 667 Auxiliary condensers 668 Ezhampust condenser 669 Main air ejectors amp condensers 670 Main condenser 671 Other
Pump (poundor both deck and engine room) 672 - 677
672 Centrifugal pumps - gerteral 673 Hand pumps 674 Hy-draulic motore - genePel 675 Hy-draulic puml)a - gerteral676 Reciprooa ting pumpa - prteral 677 Rotary pumps - general
PipY Pittinga amp Vallea poundor both deck and engine room) 6amp1-695
681 Pleible Tubing682 Gauge Linea 683 Hose (other than poundire) 664 Pipe pounditt~ 665 Pipirtg686 Sea cheats ampoverboard discharge
oonneotiona bull 687 Sea strainers (in piping) 688 See valves 689 System fittings (strainers tilterst
traps etc ) drains 690 Tubing 691 Valves - general 692 Regulating 693 Reliet 694 Check balance 695 Other
Compressors 696 - 698
696 Air compreaaors - general 697 Refrigeration compressors - general 698 Other
AU1liarz Sta tam furbiDe a amp Gears 99 - 707
699 Pump turbines - general 700 Goverrting aratem 701 Integral lubrication 111tem
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POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
702 Ships service generator turbines shygeneral
703 Ships service generator turbines shygoverning eyetem
704 Ships service generator turbineamp shyintegral gland aeal regulating a19tem
705 Ship a se~vioe generator turbines shyintegral lubricating system
706 Ships service generator turbines shyreduction gear assembly
707 Other
Boilers 708 - 130
708 Air heaters 709 Boiler casings 710 Boiler drums and internals 711 Boiler tubes 712 Boiler valves 713 Boiler water level indicators 714 Boiler water testing 715 Brickwork and refractoryfirebox 716 Burner lame scanning system 717 Burner ignition system 718 Combustion control 719 Desuperheatera 720 Draft gauges 721 Fuel oil burners ampair register 722 Feed water regulators 723 Economizer 72~ Sampety valves 725 Smoke indicators 726 Soot blowers 727 Superheaters 728 Superheater temperature regulators 729 Uptakes and inner stack 730 See 744
Blowers and Pane 732 - 734
732 Forced draft blowers - generalor turbo air intake on diesel
733 Ventilation tans - general 734 Other
Unfired Pressure Vampaaell and Non-built-tanka 735 - 741
735 Air receivers 736 Drain tanks 737 Expansion tLnke 738 Gravity tanks 139 Hydraulic accumulators 740 Mirlng tanka 741 Other
POSITION(S 36-38 and 39-41
Coolers Condensers 742 - 753
742 Coolers - general 743 Diesel oil purifier heater 744 Peed water beater amp vent condenser - gen 745 Lubrication oil purifier heater 746 Main propulsion lubrication oil coolers 747 Reefer compartment air eoolera 748 Reefer compartment pipe coila 749 Reefer condensers 750 Reefer liquid auction heat exchangers 751 Reefer secondary rerig eoolers 752 Cargo and fuel oil heating coils 753 Other
Purifiers 754
754 Puriiere
Evaporators 755 - 758
755 Contaminated steam generators 756 High preeaure evapora tore 757 Lev pressure evaporatoramp 758 Other
Electrical 759 - 780
759 Main motor 760 Main motor air cooler 761 Main generator 762 Main generator air cooler
Electric Generatora 763 - 765
763 Emergency cenerator - general 764 Ships service generators - general 765 Other
Electric Power Distribution 766 - 776
766 Batteries 767 Battery charcera 768 Distribution panels (other than
switchboard panels 769 Emergency generator switchboard 770 Lighting panels 771 Power panels 772 Ships service generator switchboard 773 Teet panel 774 Tranaormers 775 Wiring 776 Other
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POSTION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Motors and Controllers 777 - 780
777 Electric motors 778 Electric motors 779 Electric motor
maohinery) 780 Electric motor
machinery)
(non-deck machinery) (deck machinery)
controllers (non-deck
controllers (deck
Interior Communications 781 - 794
781 Telephone system 782 Call bell system
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Lighting 817 - 821
817 Lighting - crev areee (includes eiring) 818 Lighting - navi~tion 819 Portable lighting 820 Searohlights 821 Othercargo holds
Miaoellampneous Workshop Equipment 822 - a3a
822 Burning equipment 823 Drill presses
783 Cargo oil temperature recording system 824 Engine test stand 7811 Engine order telegraph 785 Engineers signal and alarm system 786 General alarm system 787 Individual system alarm systems
(excluding specific equipment alarms) 788 Propeller shaft revolution
indicator system 789 Repoundrigeration temperature
recording system 790 Rudder angle indicator system 791 Salinity indioator system - teed
condensate 792 Sound povered telephone system 793 Wheelhouse alarm system 794 Other
Exterior Communications 795 - 801
795 Auto alarm 796 Lifeboat portable radio equipment 797 Radio telegraph equipment 798 Radio telegraph equipment 799 Radio teletype Equipment BOO Bridgebridge radio 801 Otherharbor advisory radar
Navigation Equipment 802 - 816
802 Course recorder 803 DECCA navigator 804 Echo depth sounder 805 Electric steering - gyro pilot system 806 Pog gong 807 Gyro compass system 808 Loran 809 Hampgnetic copaaa 810 Radar - general 811 Radar - collision avoidance 812 Radio direction finder 813 Ship B bell 81JI Signal lights 815 Whistle siren 816 Other (charts poundailed to use etc)
825 Grinders 826 Hand tools 827 Hydraulic jacks 828 Lathes 829 Lifting gear - including chain
all and come-along 830 Milling machines 831 Paint aprampying outfit 832 Power drive portampble tools 833 Sav - motor drivenmiddot 83Jt Shapers 835 Welding equipment 836 Work bench 837 Vises 838 Other
Inatrumenta (not covered in other main components) B39 - B45
839 Clinometers 840 Main gauge board 841 Portampble instruments 842 System indicating instruments 843 Srstem recording instruments 844 Teat instrumentation 845 Other
Automamption (not covered in other main components) 846 - 852
846 Bell recorderamp 847 Bridge console 848 Condition recorders temperature
pressure etc 81f9 Engineroom console 850 Inormation recorders 851 Throttle control equipment 852 Other
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POSITON(S) 36-38 Area of Cauaal Connection (Contributing Paotore)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Paotora
The following cOdes were used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Firefiibting 853 - 864
653 Fixed systems - fire maine and hose 854 C02 855 Steam 656 Sprinkler 857 Other 858 Semi-portable - C02 859 Portable - C02 860 Other 861 Fire ~etecting systems and alarms 862 Emergency equipment - (breathing apparatus ax et~) 864 Other
Lifesaving 865 - 874
665 Life preserver - approved866 Lite preserver - diaapproved 667 Buoyant oushion lite ring 868 Lifeboat 869 Equipment 870 Davits (launching apparatus) 871 Lite raft - inflatable 872 Launching apparatus 873 Other (bouyant apparatus and lite floats) 874 Lite aaving equipment not otherwise claaaitied
Miscellaneous 875 - 878
875 Main propulsion reciprocating 876 Main bearings 877 PistonampJ rod etc 878 Jacking gear
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POSITION(S) 42 ~eather at Time of Casualty
1 - Clear 2 - Partly Cloudy 3 - Overcaa t 4 - Pog 5 - Rain 6 - Snow 7 - Other (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSITION(S) 43 Visibility at Time of Campaualty
1 - Leas than 14 mile 2 - l4 to leas than 12 mile 3 - 12 to lees than 1 mile 4 - 1 mile to leas than 2 miles 5 - 2 miles and over (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSTION(S) 44 Wind at Time of Casualty
1 - Calm 2 - 1-3 knots 3 - 4-10 knots 4 - 11-16 knots 5 - 17-27 knots 6 - 28-40 knots 1 - U-55 knots 8 - 56-65 knots 9 - greater than 65 knots (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSITION(S) 45-47 Air Temperature at Time of Campaualty - Fahrenheit (FYa g3 - 6a5
POSITION(s) 45-47 Specific Location o Caaualty (PYa 69 - 80)
POSITION(S) 45 Great Lakes (FYa 69 - 80)
T - Lake Huron Straits o Hackinampo and St Marys River
U - Lake Ontario and Lower N~ River St Lawrence River Lake Champlain and New York State Barge Canal System
V - Lake Michigan
W - Lake Superior
I - Lake Erie including Niagara River Detroit River Lake St Clair and St Clair River
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POSITION(S) 46middot47 Use nearest degree of latitude and longitude respectively
Location Codes tor the High Seas (FYs 69 bull 80)
Pind the loeamption ot the casualty on the attached chart (titled Open Ooeen Coding Chart) by utilitzing the latitude ampnd longitude Enter alpha ohampracter located in large blocked area in Poeition 45 Enter tile nWDber loeampted in upper left hand corner of the small squares vithin cb blocked area in positiona Jt6 and 47
Coastal iiampters (FYa 69 - 70)
Use first three digits of the five digit index on the folloving page I the first digit is e one then subaitute ampn S in ita place
Coastal ~aters (FYa 71 - 75)
Use the first three digits of the five digit index on the folloving page
PYs 76 bull 80 to oode an area in the Coastal U S first refer to pages 36-39 aM loeate the geographical point where the casualty occurred or the point closest to the location o the caaualty If a eampeuamplty occurred on the high a eea and a coaa tal poaition is used as a reference point then indioate that reference point or point or the list closest to it When the geographloal point has been determined use the second thru forth nWIIbera of the listinamp and place them in positions 45-47 The folloving example vill illustrate the above 111ethodt
A casualty occurs near Myrtle Beach South Carolina Using a map or chart it is determined thampt Myrtle Beach is located nearest to Georgetown Lisbt whoee second thru forth digits are 201 This number is placed in positions 45-47
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OPEN OCEAN CODING CHART
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310 KallOOianl 8outbwat Poillt 830 Necker 1 bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 233$N 104 fiW Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 211 30N 840 French Frijlato Shoals But Ibullbull 23 47N 1611 13 w156 toW
20400 LAKAI 850 Gardner Pmnadesbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 25llON lli8 011 w 410 -CapeK~ Ltbullbull_ bullbullbullbullbullbullbull 20 44N Uill8W 850 17lttW 410 -KeKliiCicpn Hllrller--------middot- 2D 47N 157ll0 w 8111 l~~h 26
JIMN t6N
lISIIW IOIJOII MOUIampAI 201100 MuiWAY hiiANM
510 -Luu Point Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 2t OIN 117 18 w 110 -8and 1 Aero Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull Ill liN 177 23 w 177 M w520 -x_ 2l 06N 167 112 w -WHu6tr NW_lbullbullbullbullbull BIINi _
18 05 N rrt lil w221110 lila Mona Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull - 18 22N 17 11 V120 Punta 1iampuero Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull ti30 Punta Borlnquen Ltbullbullbullbullbullbull 18 30N 117 01 w 040 ampn1 Junbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull IS 28N 6607V 1150 Cabo San Juan Lt bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 18 23 N IS 37 V IIIlO Isla Cabeza d~ htro Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 18 lliN M 3~V 870 Eltu11111fa Hotlllobullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 18 ttN 1153aW uo Punta Tuna Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 17 IIIN 8563W 1110 Punta FIKQlU Putorto Arroyo
Lt 17 ampTN 6603V 22700 lila Cau de M- Ltbullbullbullbullbullbull lIMN 66 31 w
110 Prmubullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 17511N 6637V 720 OHnicobullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 17 18 N 116115W
l1MN 117 Jl w730 Campbo Bolo Ltbullbullbullbullbull middot-middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotbullbullbullbullbull 740 JIIRbull 11 liN rrtllIV
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Western Rivers Gulf and Gulf Interooaatal Waterway (PYa 69 - 75)
POSITION(S) 45
A - Lover Kiesieeippi River from head of peasea to Ohio River (AHP) APS - Preeport Sulfur Campnal AGO - Gulf Outlet ASW - SW Pass ASP - South Pass AAL - Pase Loutre
B - Upper Miaaiaeippi River - from mouth of the Ohio River to Minneapolis including the St Croix River LAke St Croix and Minnesota River
C bull Illinois Vatervay - mouth to Chieampgo
D - Alleghany River - from Pt Pittsburg to Oil City Pennsylvania
E - Honogahela River - from Pt Pittsburg to source
p - Missouri River - from junction ~ith Hiseieaippi River to head of navigation
G - Kanawaha River - from junction vith Ohio River to heampd of navigation
H - Kentucky River - from junction vith Ohio River to ht~ad of Dampviption
J - Cumberland River - from junction vith Ohio River to head of navigation
K - Tennessee River - from junction vith Ohio River to Knoxville Tennessee
L - Arkansas River - from junction vith Hissiseippi River to head of navigation
H - Gulf Intercoastal Vaterway (vest) - from Harvey Locks vest to Brownsville Texas
HP - Horgan City Port Allen Route HA - Atchatalara River HB - Barataria Itatervay ML - Bayou LAFourche HH - kouma Navigational Canal MC - Calcaaieu River MV - Vermillion River MBS - Bayou Sorrel MQB - Brazos River MHO - Harvey Locka Algiers Canal M28 - Vest Port Arthur Bridge H09 - Horgan City Bridge MAB - Bervick Bar ridge HTG - Tennessee Gamps Pipeline Canal
H - Gulf Intercoastal Waterva) (eaat) - from Nev Orleane to terminus
P - Ohio River - from Pt Pittsburg to source
Q - Other Rivera
QG - Green River HSC Houston Ship Channel
POSITION(S) 46-47 Designate river mile to nearest ten miles eg mile 3ll6 35
Some case were coded using the charaotera lie ted for subsets ot wa tertMy areea rather than the river mile poata
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POSITON(S) 4B Sea Conditions at time opound Cauualtr
1 - Calm 2 - Seaavell 5-15 poundeet 3 - Seaavell 16-20 teet 4 - Seampavell 21-40 teet
or slight chop o~ moderate chop-rough or heampvy chopvery rough
5 - Seaavell over 40 teet 6 - Ice (-) Unknown or inautficient information
POSITION(S) 49-50 s Temperature at Time of Casualty (PYa 63 - 68)
- ~enheit
POSITION(S) 49-50 Specific Type ot Vessel (PYs 69 - 80)
These positions allov tor further specifying the vessel type coded in positions 13-14
01 Artificial Island
01 Mobile drilling rig submersible 02 Mobile drilling rig semi-submersible 03 Mobile drilling ~ig jaok-up 04 Work over rig jaok-up 05 Work over rig other 99 Fixed plattormaztificial island
02 Freis t ship
Position lt9
P Liberty ship (conversion) Q Victory ship R C-1 A S C-1 B T C-2 U C-3 V C-4 W C-5 X C-6 Y C-7amp8 Z T-2 (dry)
Position 50
Q General A Bulk carrier S Container ship (or deck) T Railroad carrier l~ghters U Selpound-unloampder V Combe freight carecontainers W LIGLPG X ROROY Molten sultur Z Ammoniahazardous material chemical
9 Other (inter-island treight small)
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POSITION(S) ~9-50 Specific ype opound Vassel (oonttnued)
03 Freight Barge end 28 Freigpt amprge Hazardoua Mampter1ampla
06 Dr7 eamprgo unspecified 79 Ocean bulk ( petro phoaphampte etc )07 Open hopper 80 Ooaan other (lumber dock) 08 Covered hopper 81 lAah barge 09 Deck loading 99 Other or unknown (dWilp acov) 10 Railroad or container 11 Dr7 cargo other 12 Shellsandrock barge
0 Commercial Vessels - Freight or Pueengers
13 011 industry supply vessel (except orev boats) 70 Fishing aupplytrertaport 98 Diving barge 99 Otherunkrtovn NOC (eg workboat amp misc)
05 Conatruction amp Wrecking Vessels
14 Derrick berge 15 Pile driver 16 Pipe layingjetting 17 Drilling barge 18 Drilling ship salt-propelled 19 Drilling tender rig tender 99 Construction vessel other (dredge tender power barge barge tender)
06 - 07 Dredge
06 Dredge salt-propelled 07 Dredge non-self-propelled
08 Fishing Vessel
Poaition 49 Position 50
A - Haul seines A - Shrimp B - Purse seines amp lampar nete B - Ground poundiah (flounder haddock perch C - Bag netscoop nets cod) D - Beam travla c - Salmon E - Other trawls (trawls amp D - Tuna
shrimp trawla) dragger E - OJater P - Pots amp trapa p - Crab king G - Gill nets G - Crab other K - Hook amp bait including trollers H -Menhaden J - Longline J - Lobster K - h-edge Ilt - Clam L - Tongraketork L - Scallop K - Canner7 vessel or tender M - Halibut 9 - Other not otherwise classified N - Snappergrouper (-) Unlmow 9 - Other
(-) Unknown
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Specific Type opound Vessel (continued)
09 TugboatsTowboats
20 - Harbor tug (vessel assistance) 21 - Marborintracoaatal towing 22 - Ooeanotfahore towing 23 - Riverinland towing (pushing) 24 - Riverinland towing (towing astern) 25 - Switcher 67 - Tail boat (tow assistance) 68 - Head boat (tow aeaistampnoe) 70 - Integrated tug barge 99 - Other unknown not otherwise classified
10 Paaaanger Vessel Over 65 100 GT and Over
11 Passenger Vessel Over 65 Under 100 GT
12 Passenger Vessel Under 65
27 - crewboat 28 - Charter fishing 29 - Water taxi 60 - Excursion vesselsight seeing 99 - OtherNOC (eg hydrofoil)
13 Perr1es Over 65 100 GT and Over
14 Parries Over 65 Under 100 GT
15 Perries Under 65
90 - Auto 91 - Railroad cars 92 - Passenger 93 - Passengerauto
16 Passenger Barge (Incl Cable Perry Barges amp Piahing Barge)
17 TltUlk Vessel
30 - T-2 31 - EX t-2 (eg jumbo-ized) 32 - T-1 33 - T-3 34 - T-5 97 - Dampngeroua cargo (tetra ethyl lead methyl lead aqua ammonia) 99 - Other NOC (inland or amall coaa tal)
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Spec1pound1o ype ot Vessel (continued)
18 or 29 Tank Barges
35 bull Liquid cargo barge unapecitied36 - Single skinned liquid barge 37 - Double skinned liquid barge (including olean petrochemicals eg
aromatics trichloride) 38 - Cylinder tank open hopper and void 39 - Cylinder tank decked over 40 - Other liquid barge (eg brine drilling mud etc) 41 - LPGLIG (butane open hopperpropylene) 42 - Chlorine 43 - Sulfur liquid 44 - Ammonia preeeure tLnk 45 - Ammonia low temper~ture 46 - tow temperature other 47 - Acid aulturic 48 - Acid other 49 - Caustic unspecified 50 - Caustic soda liquid51 - Caustic aodamp high temperature52 - High temperature other 69 - Styrene adiponitrile acrylonitrile pampraylene vinyl acetate
ethyl benzene alkyl benzene 71 - Ethyl ether 99 - Ammonia sulfate liquid (aelf unloaded)
fertilizer other
23 Miacellaneoue Vessels
53 - Pleasure craft 54 bull Reeeamprchoceanographic veaael 55 - Sub tender catamaran 56 - Seaplane 57 - Pilot vessel 58 - Cable ahip59 - Submersible 63 - LSTLCM etc mil lighter 64 - Sludge sewage etc 76 - Man-o-war 77 - Dredge self-propelled 78 - Dredge non-self-propelled 86 - Perry boat 87 - Seine boat 88 - School boat 99 - Other ~kelp outter state enforcement eg Pish and
Wild tire drydook)
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POSITION(S) 5l-52t Number or Crev Member Killed or Missing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 53-54t Number or Passengers Killed or Missing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 55-56t Number or Longshoremen amp Harbor Vorkers Killed or Missing amp Presumed i5eampd
POSITION( B) 57-58r Number or Others Killed or Hiaaing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 59-60r Number of Crew Membera Injured amp Incapacitated Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 61-62 Number or Passengers Injured amp Incapacitated Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 63-64r Number ot LolShoremen ampHarbor Vorkers Injured amp Incapaci ta ted Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 65-66 Number ot Others Injured ampIncamppampcitampted Over 72 Houramp
If a vessel casualty involvea deaths andor injuries see coding instructions titled Personnel Injuries and Deaths
POSITION(S 67-70a Estimated toeaDamage to Vessel
POSITION($) 71-74 Eatillllited LoaaDamage to Cargo
POSITION(S) 75-78r Estimated LossDamage to Other Property
Code in unite ot thoueands but first round orr to nearest thoueands For emmpler Ipound the value is SlSOO round it ott to 2000 and code ampa 0002 It the value is $4499 round it ofpound to $4000 and code as 0004 tor positions 69 - 78t
POSIriON(S) 79 Veaeel amp Total Loss
l - Yea 2 - No
POSITION(S) BOa Piller (unused) (FY 1e 63 -73)
POSITION(S) 80r Special Indicator (PYs 74 - 80) previously position 21 ~see page 5 tor codes)
POSIriON(S) 81-82t Clendar Year
POSITION(S) 83-B~r Piacal Year
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I VESSEL NAMEDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATON V S COAST GUARD CODE SHEET -MARINE CASUAL TV STATISTICS
CGHQ-4095 Rev 12bull75)
1
2
2 CASE NO ( 1bull5)
11 SEQUENCE NUMBER
17 A
NATURE 132middot331
NSTRUCTIONS
Vessel casualty with no personal injuries or death 3 Vessel casualty and personal injury or death Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers code all items in Sections Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers and enter codes in Sections 1 and 2shy1 and 2 of code sheet For each related CG-924E enter codes in Section 3 of same code sheet if there are 2
or more persns involved enter data frol)l first CGmiddot924E in Col A of Section 3 data Personal injury or death not involving a vessel casualty from second m Col B etc If more than 4 persons involved use a second code sheet Obtain data from CG-924E and related papers code all items in Sections entering data in Sections 1 and 3 1 and 3 of code sheet
3 VESSEL NO 4 CG INbull 16bull11 J INSPECTmiddot
ED liZ I
CJ Imiddot v es
CJ bullmiddot NO
12 GROSS TONNAGE 1201
Otmiddot o-u 0- 16bull00 CJamiddot I 0bull3 00 Dmiddot ao1middotsoo [_]smiddot so1middot1 ooo
tASU-L TY PARTICULARS B c o
PRIME AREA ADD CAUSE CAUSAL CONT 134middot)151 CONN FACT
3ampmiddot3 II 1311middot40
22 SEA CONDITIONS 148)
SEE SWELL IN FEET)
Otmiddot CALM Osmiddot 41 ANO uP
Dmiddot 5middot15 ISLIGHTI [_)6bull ICE
Oamiddot u-zo tMOOERATEI
Dmiddot 21bull40 lfIOUGHI Otmiddotl UNKNOWN
Z8 TYPE OF 29 NAME OF INJURY VICTIM
J QeatiIIMlss I st Initial 2692192lt1E 2nd Initial or X
2-middotJnjury (924E 2692) I st Three Letters
3middot Qeath+1iss of Last Name 924E Only
ltImiddot Injury 924E Only
12111 lt261 1271 128bull30)
A
B
c
D
s TYPE OF 6 PFIOPU LSI ON II 5) VESSEL
Q1bullSTEAM 511314) 0 bull ~~~t~Eo
0middot 1001bull5000 0middot SOobull0000
Oamiddot toootmiddotuooo CJDmiddot 1amp001 ANO UP Otmiddot) UNKNOWN
18 WEATHER 142)
01middot CIEAR
CJ2middot PAITIY CLOY
Oa- oVERCAST
04middot FOG
235 E Rmiddot VICE OF VESSEL 14 g-~0)
30 PAPERS OF 31 INJURED PERS
SECTION Imiddot DATA REQUIRED ON ALL CASES
0middot MOTOR(Diesel) CJe- OTHEIl
[_]amiddot GASOLINE Q7middot NUCLEAR
Q4middot SAIL
LENGTH1 middot
01- omiddot6s Dmiddot u-too CJ3bull I 01middot200 0middot201bull300 011middot 301bull400
CJIbull RAIN
OmiddotSNOW
CJ7middot OTI-iER
Otmiddot)UNK
24 A
CREW CUmiddotD2l
STATUS
Imiddot Passen eer Imiddot Licensed 2middot LoneslltHW 2middot Documented 3- Tankerman 3- None 4middot Other ltImiddot Other (Include 5middot Artificial or
Foreien SeameJi fix struct worker
6middot Oeck crew 7middot Engine crew 8- Steward Oept
1311 lUI
OtmiddotJ UNKNOWN
7 PERSON IN CHARGE
116)
SECTION 2 bull VESSEL CASUALTY OAT A
8 DATE OF CASUALTY MO MIO MOOF CODE IN II EST
CAS COMP IZ II117middot18) IilllbullOJ I
(IN FEET) 12 7) Ill HULL MATERIAL 128)
4 OImiddotSOO CJtmiddot STEEL Umiddot OTHER I 01 middot6 00 []2middot wooo INCLUDES
FERRObull 601bull700 Oamiddot CEMENT CEMENT 701 AND UP Qmiddot PLJlSTIC 01-1 UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN CJ8bull ALUMINUM
19 VISIBILITY ltIN MILES) 143) zo WINO UN KNOTS)
01middot HAZARDous uo-114 01middot CALM CJsmiddot 17-117
CJ2bull IIEIl Y gtOOR II 4bull1121 0middot 1bull3 KT 06middot Ubull40
Oamiddot oooR 1112-1 1 CJ5middot GOOOiio ANO UPI 0middot 4bull10 Q7middot 41middotU)
DmiddotFAIR (1bull2) 01middot) UNKNOWN 0middot 11middot16 [Je- 50-Ul
KILLED OR MISSING 25 INJURED AND INCAPACITATED 26 e c o A s c o
PASS LoNG OTHER CREW PASS LONG OTHER 13bull541 SHR 157middot561 IUmiddotOOI 1151middot521 SHR 6~-0~1
IUmiddotIU IUbullUl
SECTION 3middot PERSONAL INJURY DEATH 32 ACTIVITY 33STATUS
OF SUFVR Imiddot Off Duty 2middot Deck Dep Dty 1- Licen11e 3middot Eng Dep Oty 2middot Document 4middot Stew Qep Oty 3middot Unlic 5middot Handle Cargo Undoc 6middot Fishinc ltImiddot Loncsh 7middot Ori lis Har Wkr 8- Pas seneer 5middot Other 9middot Other 6middot None o- Unknown
133) 1341
l~iTJ~~TTOF 35 VESS LOC
Ibull GL (Dock)Imiddot Death 2middot GL (Underway)2middot Injury 3middot W Riv (dock)(Perm) ltImiddot W (Underway)3middot ln)ury 5- Jnld(dockanch)(Temp) 6middot In ld (Underway)
ltImiddot Injury 7middot Ocean )(Disability 8middot For(dockandlunknown) 9middot Other
5middot Miuinc
(315J 1361
A IIESSEL 167bull701
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A
Nature Of
Casualty
137middot381
9 TME OF OAY 12 3)YEAR
CAS oF
18~ DAYNIGHT
I lUI
Dmiddot TWILIGHT
[]bull)UNKNOWN
middot AGt u~ vttL 12 Dl
01middot o-5 Ozmiddot 6bullto
Ekgtmiddot31middot40 7middot 41middot80
[_13middot Umiddot1S Dmiddot n-zo
CJampmiddotII ANOUP Ot-1 UNKNOWN
[Js- 21bull10
1441
Olilmiddot65 JlNO 01EIl
CJH UNKNOWN
10 TYPE OF 10 REPORT
l24)
CImiddotMAI ed
[]2middotNARR
[JH TR TRANS
16 aoov OF WATER
13 0middot3 II
21 SPECIFIC LOCATION
OF CASUALTY 145bull47t
ESTIMA TEO LOSSES 27 VESSEL TOTAL LOSS e c A AMOUNT 17D) s
CARGO PRogt $ PEC (7t-74) 17 5-78 t Obullmiddot TOTAL CODE
LOSS 180)Dmiddot NOT TOTAL
LOSS
PERSONAL CASUALTY PARTICULARS
e c u E F
Prime Cause
Area of Causal
Add Area
Part Of
Nature Of
Conn Causal Conn
Body Injured
Vessel Cas
13 0bull4 0) 141 lt1il3J 144bull401 1 7middot481 i4lilbull5 OJ
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POSITION(S) 15 Propulsion
1 - Steam 2 - Motor (diesel) 3 - Gasoline 4 - Sail 5 Non-self-propelled 6 - Other 7 - Nuclear (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 16 Person in Charge of Vessel Maneuvers
1 - Licensed master 2 - Licensed pilot (federal) serving under authority
of federal license 3 - Licensed pilot (state) serving under authority of
state license 4 - Licensed mate 5 - Licensed operator (towboats small passenger) 6 - Documented or certificated personnel 7 -Commissioned officer (Navy CG etc) 8 - Unlicensed and undocumented 9 - Foreign pilot or master or other foreign
personnel 0 - Unmanned (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 17-22 Date of Casualty (FYs 63 - 70 only)
Show month in first two positions thus January as 01 and November as 11 Show day in second two positions thus 5th as 05 and 22nd as 22 Year is coded last two positions thus 1963 as 63 and 1970 as 70
Example1 10 July 1964 would be 071064
POSITION(S) 17-22 Date of Casualty (FYs 71 - 73 only)
Show month in first two positions thus January as 01 ~d November as 11 Show day in second two positions thus 5th as 05 and 22nd as 22 Use special indicator codes listed below for position 21 Year is coded in the last position thus 1971 as 1 and 1973 as 3
POSITION(S) 21 Special Indicator (FYs 71 - 73 only)
0 - No significant data 1 - Diver 2 - Rig Transfer 4 - Mobile Rig 5 - Gas Chemist 6 - Photo 7 - Mooring Line
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POSITION(S) 17-22 Date of Casualty (FYs 7~ - 80)
Show month in first two positions thus January as 01 and - November as 11 Marine Inspection Unit investigating
casualty is coded in positions 19-20 thus Albany New York is coded as AA and Baltimore Maryland as AC Show montP investigation completed in position 21 thus January as 1 and November as A Year is coded in the last position thus 197~ as 4 and 1980 as 0
POSITION(S) 19-20 Marine Inspection Unit Investigating Casualty (FYs 74 - 80)
AA Albeny BG Oswego AB Anchorage or Valdez BH Paducah AC Baltimore BJ Port Arthur AD Boston BK Philadelphia AE Buffalo BL Pittsburgh AF Charleston 13M Portland Maine AG Chicago BN Portland Oregon AH Cincinnati BP Providence AJ Cleveland BQ Portsmouth or Norfolk AK Corpus Christi BR Savannah AL Detroit BT San Diego AM Dubuques FYs 77-80 St Paul BU Seattle AN Duluth BV San Prancisco AP Galveston BW St Ignace AQ Guam BX San Juan AR Honolulu BY St Louis AT Houston BZ Tampa AU Huntington CC Toledo AV Jacksonville CD WilmingtonmiddotNC AW Juneau CE London AX Los Angeles CF Bremen AI Louisville CG Singapore AZ Memphis CH Saigon BB Miami CJ Manila BC Mobile CK Yokohama BD Nashville CL Rotterdam BE New Orleans BF New York
POSITION(S) 21 Month Investi~tion Com~leted (FY s 74 - 80)
1 - JAN 8 - AUG 2- FEB 9 - SEP 3- MAR 0 - OCT 4 - APR A- NOV 5- MAY B- DEC 6- JUN I - Incomplete 7- JUL
POSITION(S) 22 Year Casualty Occurred (FYs 74 - 80)
Example show 1974 as 4
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POSITION(S) 23 Time opound Day
1 - Day 2 - Night 3 - Twilight (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 2~ Type opound Investigation Report
1 - Marine Board 2 - Narrative 3 - Letter or Transmittal
POSITION(S) 25 Type opound Injury This indicates that personal injury or death is or is not a result opound a vessel casualty
1 - Deathmissing persons in connection with a vessel casualty
2 - Injury in connection with a vessel casualty 3 - Deathmissing persons where vessel casualty
is not involved 4 - Injury where a vessel casualty is not
involved
POSITION(S) 26-30z Filler (unused)
POSITION(S) 31 Papers opound Person
1 - Licensed 2 - Documented 3 - None 4 - Other including foreign seamen
POSITION(S) 32 Status on Vessel
1 - Passenger 2 - Longshoreman or harbor worker 3 - Tankerman (other than deep water) 4 - Other 5 - Artificial or fixed structure worker 6 - Deck crew 7 - Engine crew 8 - Stewards department
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POSITION(S) 33 Activity Engaged in at Time of Accident
1 - Off duty 2 - Deck department duties- 3 Engine department duties 4 - Stewards department duties 5 Handling cargo (longshoremen only) 6 - Fishing 7 - Drills (fire amp lifeboat only) 8 - Passenger 9- Other (eg well drilling) 0 - Unknown
POSITION(S) 34 Status of Supervisor
1 - Licensed 2 - Documented 3 - Unlicensedundocumented 4 - Longshoremanharbor worker 5 - Other personnel 6 - No immediate supervisor
POSITION(S) 35 Result of Accident
1 - Death 2 - Injury (permanent) 3 - Injury (temporary) 4 - Injury (disability unknown) 5middot- Missing
POSITION(S) 36 Location of Vessel at Time of Casualty or Accident
Fiscal years 1963 - 1971
1 - At dock (domestic) 2 - At anchor (domestic) 3 - At dock (foreign) 4 - At anchor (foreign) 5 - Underway (inland) 6 - Underway (Great Lakes) 7 - Underway (western rivers) 8 - Underway (high seas) 9 - Underway (poundoreign waters)
Fiscal years 1972 - 1980
1 - Great Lakes (dock) 2 - Great Lakes (underway) 3 - Western rivers (dock) 4 - Western rivers (underway) 5 - Inland (dockanchor) 6 - Inland (underway) 7 - Oceans (underway) 8- Foreignmiddot(dockanchor) 9 - Other (fixed rigs etc)
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POSITION(S) 37-38 Nature of Casualty
01 - Natural causes 02 - Homicide 03 Suicide 04 - Disappearance 07 Slips and falls involving ladders stairs 08 - Slips and falls involving gangways 09 - Slips and falls on deck same level (including jumps) 10 - Slips and falls other same level (including jumps) 11 - Falls from vessel into water (including jumps
overboard) 12 - Falls from vessel other 13 - Falls into hold or tank 14 - Falls other different level (below
level of support) 15 - Struck by falling or dropped objects 16 - Struck by flying objects (mooring lines cargo
gear etc) 17 - Struck by moving objects (other than boats
and vessels 18 - Struck by boat or vessel 19 - Exposure 20 - Asphyxiation (other than drowning) 21 - Struck against crushed bumped into objects 22 - Cargo handling - not otherwise classified 23 - Operating machinery tools etc 24 - Burns (other than electrical) 25 Scalds 26 - Electrical shock and electric burns 27 - Caught in lines chains or wire ropes 28 - Pinching crushing by doors hatches etc 29 - Heavy weather (injuries andor resulting from and
not otherwise classified) 30 - Over-exertion (lifting sprains st~ains) 31 - Sprains strains etc - not otherwise classified 32 - Cuts lacerationsmiddot bruises and punctures - NOC 33 - Galley accidents 34 - Altercation (fights physical contests) 35 - Unknown or insufficient information - NOC 36 - Hypothermia 37 - Diving accident
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POSITION(S) 39-40 Primary Cause of Casualty
Human element (cause lay with individual killed or injured)
01 - Intoxication 02 - Physical deficiency or handicaps (eyesight hearing
heart etc) 03 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 04 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 05 - Unsafe practice 06 - Violation of law or regulation 07 - Human errors carelessness
Human element (cause lay with individual other than person injured or killed)
11 - Intoxication 12 - Physical deficiency or handicaps (eyesight hearing
heart etc) 13 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 14 -Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 15 - Un~~afe practice 16 - Violation of law or regulation 17 - Human errors carelessness
Causes Other
21 - Decks slippery or cluttered 22 - Adverse weather (vessel movement boarding
seas slippery decks) 23 - Poor maintenance or housekeeping 24 - Poor or improper lighting 25 - Absence of or inadequate rails or guards 31 - Failure of Coast Guard approved material or equipment 32 - Failure of material or equipment other 41 - Death or injury as result of a vessel casualty 42 - Improper or insufficient supervision 43 - Lack of or insufficient life preservers 44 - Lack of proper tools or equipment 45 - Lack of or inadequate personal protective equipment 46 - Miscellaneous causes - not otherwise classified 47 - Improper use of tools or equipment
Note An unsafe practice is the performance of an act or the application of a method which tends to create a hazard or a risk eg failure to properly secure step ladder
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
-The following were used for positions 41 - 113 and positions 44 - 46
900 - RS 4450 Action 990 - Coast Guard Assistance (search amprescue or evacuation) 991 - Violation of law 999 - No additional areas opound contributing factors
Human element (cause lay with individual killed or injured)
001 - Intoxication 002 - Physical deficiency or handicaps
(eyesight hearing heart etc) 003 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 004 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 005 - Unsafe practice 006 - Violation of law or regulation 007 - Human errors carelessnessbull 008 - Ignorance 200 - Malingering
Human element (cause lay with individual other than person killed or injured)
011 - Intoxication 012 - Physical deficiency or handicaps
(eyesight hearing heart etc) 013 - Unsafe movement or posture (running
jumping backing) 014 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 015 - Unsafe practice 016 - Violation of law or regulation
Causes Other
017 - Human errors carelessness 018 - Obesity 021 - Decks - slippery or cluttered 022 - Adverse weather (resulting in vessel movement
boarding seas slippery decks etc) 023 - Poor maintenance or housekeeping 024 - Poor or improper lighting 025 - Absence of or inadequate rails or guards 031 - Failure opound Coast Guard approved material or equipment 032 - Failure of material or equipment other 033 - Narcotics 040 - Chemical
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The following codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 4~ - 46
041 - Death or injury as a result of a vessel casualtybull 042 - Improper or insufficient supervision 043 - Lack of or insufficient life preservers 044 - Lack of proper tools or equipment 045 - Lack of or inadequate personal protective equipment 046 - Miscellaneous causes - not otherwise classified 047 - Improper use of tools or equipment 048 - Pailure to secure 059 - Replenishment at sea 066 - Lookout 067 - Congested areas - docks piers - restricted
maneuvering 068 - Buoys - aids to navigation 069 - Excessive speed 070 - Channels - restricted maneuvering 071 - Poor visibility 079 - Weather generally 080 - Currents and tides 089 - Mooring line surged 106 - Washing soogying 108 - Liberty launch bumboat 110 - Yard repairs (includes gas free) 111 - Overloading 112 - Improper loading or stowage 113 - Insufficient ventilbulltion 116 - Cargodunnage 118 - Sunken wreck 119 - Tug assisting 191 - Knife 201 - Returning from shore leave
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Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors) Additional Contributing Factors
The following contributing factor codes were added to provide a greater degree of flexibility and specificity in denoting causal connectionsmiddot areas of damage and contributions t~ cause for personnel injury andor death records
POSITION(S) 41-43 and ~4-46
Hull 400-419
400 Hull - general 401 Hull - external-fwd 13 - bottom 402 Hull - external-midsection bottom 403 Hull - external-aft 13 - bottom 404 Hull - external-fwd 13 - sideshell 405 Hull - external-midshipsection-sideshell 406 Hull - ex~ernal-aft 13 - sideshell 407 Hull - internals-fwd 13 408 Hull - internals-midsection 409 Hull - internals-aft 13 410 External plating-superstructure 411 Internal framing-superstructure 412 Weather decks - main 413 Weather decks - superstructure ~14 Decks - internal including tank top 415 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
fwd 13 416 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
midsection 417 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
aft 13 418 Bulkheads - above main deck 419 Bulkheads - longitudinal
Hull Damage 920-929middot
920 Wasted - plate and internals 921 Wasted - weldrivet 922 Fractured - plate and internals 923 Fractured - weldrivet 924 Indented - minor 925 Set in - major 926 Buckled 927 Holed 928 Fractured - other 929 Broken up (ie on rocks etc)
426 York spaces - generalother 427 Work spaces - engine 428 Work spaces - engine shops
POSITIONS) 41-43 and 44-46
429 York spaces - engine store rooms 430 York spaces - engine paint locker 431 York spaces - misc eng spaces (shaft
alley vent rooms) 432 York spaces - bridge ampnav spaces 433 York spaces - deck shops 434 Work spaces - deck storerooms 435 Work spaces - paint locker ~36 York spaces - cargo holds 437 York spaces - cargo holds Tween deck 438 Work spaces - cargo holds lower 439 Work spaces - galley 440 York spaces - galley stores
(includes stewards) 441 Work spaces - main deck cargo winch
area 442 York spaces - main deck cargo hold
area 443 Work spaces - reefer holds 444 York spaces - fish hold
Living Spaces 446-450
446 Living spaces - crew 447 Living spaces - crew toiletshower 448 Living spaces - passenger 449 Living spaces - passenger toiletshower 450 Living spaces - passenger (other)
Built-in Tanks 451-466
451 Tanks - ballastbeginning FY 73) 452 Tanks - afterpeakstern rake 453 Tanks - cargo oil 454 Tanks - cofferdamsdoubleskin 455 Tanks - deep 456 Tanks - distilled water 457 Tanks - double bottom 458 Tanks - drainwells 459 Tanks - forepeampklbowrake 460 Tanks - fuel oil day tank 461 Tanka - fuel oil settlers 462 Tanks - potable water 463 Tanks - sewage 464 Tanks - sump 465 Tanks - voids 466 Tanks - other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Hull amp Hull Fittings amp Outfittings 467 - 484
-467 Cargo battens and cleats 468 Cargo container cells 469 Cargo container stowage fittings 470 Equipment stowage 471 Fire station boxes 472 Grain handling and stowage fittings 473 Hatch tent arrangements 474 Lashing fittingscargo tie down 475 Mooring fittings general 476 Mooring bitts and foundations 477 Mooring pawls and chain stoppers 478 Protective devices 479 Safety rails and fittings 480 Securing devices 481 Skylights 482 Windows - port holesdead lights 483 Wire reels 484 Other
Deck Covering 485-493
485 Living spaces 486 Galley spaces 487 Deck treads and nonskid 488 Ladder treads 489 Portable gratings 490 Toiletshower spaces 491 Wood decking 492 Working spaces 493 Other
Access li94-515
494 Accommodation ladders 495 Doors - general 496 Doors - cargo 497 Doors - exterior 498 Doors - interior 499 Doors - reefer 500 Doors - watertight 501 Floor plates and supports 502 Gratings and supports 503 Ladders inclined - external 504 Ladders portable inclined - external 505 Ladders vertical inclined - external 506 Ladders inclined - internal 507 Ladders portable inclined - internal 508 Ladders vertical inclined - internal 509 Manholes 510 Scuttles 511 Ships gangway
POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
512 Sideports 513 Stages 514 Working platforms 515 Other
Deck amp Cargo 516-589
Masts Booms amp Rigging 516-531
516 General 517 Blocks 518 Booms - general ampmisc small 519 Heavy lift booms 520 Car carriers 521 Fenders 522 Lanyards 523 Masts and kingposts 524 Nets 525 Rigging - general 526 Slings 527 Spreaders 528 Fishing gear - general 529 Nets 530 Booms masts etc 531 Boom cradle
Winches 535-555
535 Boat winches 536 Cargo winches 537 Fishing winches 538 Hand winches 539 Towing winches 541 Other
middot 542 Anchor vessel anchored 543 Anchor chain-including riding
pawldevils claw 544 Anchor windlass - general 545 Automatic mooring winches 546 General-control-features 547 Capstans - general 548 Mooring winches - general 549 Mooring lines-generalunknown
vessel moored 550 - Natural fiber 551 - Wire rope 552 - Synthetic rope 553 - Towing cable 554 - Misc towing equip 555 - Other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Cranes 556-558
556 Gantry cranes - general 557 Revolving cranes - general 558 Other
Hatch Covers 559-563
559 Hatch beams and boards 560 Pontoons and beams 561 Mechanical hatch covers-general 562 Mechanical hatch covers-electric
hydraulic drive general 563 Mechanical hatch covers electroshy
mechanical drive general (chain etc)
Elevators Conveyors and Dumbwaiters 565 - 571
565 Conveyors - cargo general 566 Dumbwaiters 567 Elevators - cargo - general 568 Elevators - personnel 569 Engineers platform hoist 570 Fork lifts 571 Other
Steering Gear 572-588
572 Bow thruster - general 573 Steering gear - general 574 Cross head and cross head drive 575 Follow-up mechanism (linkages) 576 Hydraulic system 577 Lubric~tion 578 Pumps 579 Rams cylinders 580 Steering stands amp trick wheels 581 Rudder - general 582 Carrier bearing 583 Horn 584 Pintle and gudgeon 585 Stock bearing 586 Stock packing gland 587 Flanking rudder 588 Other
Stabilizers 589
589 Stabilizers - general
Galley and Laundry 590 - 600
590 Galley equipment - generalother 591 Laundry equipment - generalother
POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
592 Dish washers 593 Steam galley equipment - general 594 Garbage disposals amp chutes 595 Miscellaneous mechanical equipment 596 Ovens 597 Pressing and ironing equipment 598 Ranges 599 Refrigerators 600 Washing machines and dryers
Cargo Hold Dehumidifiers 601
601 Cargo hold dehumidification-general (cargo air)
Heating Ventilation amp Air Conditioning 602-612
602 Air conditioning - general 603 Ventilation - general 604 Cowls 605 Dampers 606 Ducts and supports 607 Goosenecks 608 Heaters - electric 609 Steam or hot water 610 Gasolineoil 611 Gas (butane etc) 612 Other
Main Propulsion 613-758
Diesel Engines 613-635
613 Main propulsion di~sel engine 614 Main propulsion diesel governing system 615 Main propulsion diesel reduction 618 Emerg diesel generator engine - general 619 Emerg diesel generator engine - engine
(excluding accessories) governing system
620 Emerg diesel gen eng - instrumentation 621 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral diesel
oil system 622 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral fresh
water cooling system 623 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral lube
oil system
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
624 Emerg diesel gen engine - integral starting mechanism
625 Ships service diesel gen engine shygeneral
626 Ships service diesel gen engineshyengine (excluding accessories) governing system
627 Ships service diesel generator 628 Ships service diesel generator
engine - integral diesel oil system 629 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral fresh water cooling system 630 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral lube oil system 631 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral starting mechanism 632 Lifeboat diesel engines 633 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(inboard) 634 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(outboard) 635 Otherdiesel cargo pumps on Tank barge 636 Main propulsion turbines - general
(highlow pressure) 637 Governing system 638 Integral gland seal regulating 639 Integral lubrication system 640 Jacking gear 641 Maneuvering valves 642 Main propulsion gears - (reduction
gears) 643 Integral lubrication system 644 Other
Shafting and Bearings 645 - 652
645 Bearings - general 646 Shafting - general 647 Line 648 Tail 649 Bearing - thrust 650 Stern tube assembly - oil lubrication 651 Stave typestuffing box 652 Other
Propellers 653 - 657
653 Propellers - solid 654 Built-up 655 Controllable pitch propellers-general 656 Control mechanism 657 Othernot specified
Turbines 658 - 665
658 Emergency generator gas turbines 659 Main propulsion gas turbines
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
660 Ships service generator gas 665 Other
Vacuum Equipment 666-671
666 Auxiliary air ejectors amp condens~s 667 Auxiliary condensers 668 Exhaust condenser 669 Main air ejectors amp condensers 670 Main condenser 671 Other
Pumps (for both deck and engine room) 672 - 677
672 Centrifugal pumps - general 673 Hand pumps 674 Hydraulic motors - general 675 Hydraulic pumps - general 676 Reciprocating pumps - general 677 Rotary pumps - general
Piping Fittings amp Valves (for both deck and engine room) 681-695
681 Flexible Tubing 682 Gauge Lines 683 Hose (other than fire) 684 Pipe fittings 685 Piping 686 Sea chests amp overboard discharge
connections 687 Sea strainers (in piping) 688 Sea valves 689 System fittings (strainers filters
traps etc) drains 690 Tubing 691 Valves - general 692 Regulating 693 Relief 694 Check balance 695 Other
Compressors 696 - 698
696 Air compressors - general 697 Refrigeration compressors - general 698 Other
Auxiliary S~stem Turbines amp Geara 99 - 707
699 Pump turbines - general 700 Governing system 701 Integral lubrication system
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POSITION(S) ~1-~3 and ~~-~6
702 Ships service generator turbines shygeneral
703 Ships se~ice generator turbines shygoverning system
70~ Ships service generator turbines shyintegral gland seal regulating system
705 Ships service generator turbines shyintegral lub~icating system
706 Ships service generator turbines shyreduction gear assembly
707 Other
Boilers 708 - 730
708 Air heaters 709 Boiler casings 710 Boiler drums and internals 711 Boiler tubes 712 Boiler valves
bull 713 Boiler water level indicators 714 Boiler water testing 715 Brickwork and refractoryfirebox 716 Burner flame scanning system 717 Burner ignition system 718 Combustion control 719 Desuperheaters 720 Draft gauges 721 Fuel oil burners ampair register 722 Feed water regulators 723 Economizer 724 Safety valves 725 Smoke indicators 726 Soot blowers 727 Superheaters 728 Superheater temperature regulators 729 Uptakes and inner stack 730 See 74~
Blowers and Fans 732 - 734
732 Forced draft blowers - generalor turbo air intake on diesel
733 Ventilation fans - general 734 Other
Unfired Pressure Vessels and Non-built-tanks 735 - 741
735 Air receivers 736 Drain tanks 737 Expansion tanks 738 Gravity tanks 739 Hydraulic accumulators 740 Mixing tanks middot 741 Other
POSITION(S) ~1-~3 and 44-46
Coolers Condensers 7~2 - 753
742 Coolers - general 743 Diesel oil purifier heater 744 Feed water heater ampvent condenser - gen 745 Lubrication oil purifier heater 746 Main propulsion lubrication oil coolers 747 Reefer compartment air coolers 748 Reefer compartment pipe coils 749 Reefer condensers 750 Reefer liquid suction heat exchangers 751 Reefer secondary refrig coolers 752 Cargo and fuel oil heating coils 753 Other
Purifiers 754
754 Purifiers
Evaporators 755 - 758
755 Contaminated steam generators 756 High pressure evaporators 757 Low pressure evaporators 758 Other
Electrical 759 - 780
759 Main motor 760 Main motor air cooler 761 Main generator 762 Main generator air cooler
Electric Generators 763 - 765
763 Emergency generator - general 764 Ships service generators - general 765 Other
Electric Power Distribution 766 - 776
766 Batteries 767 Battery chargers 768 Distribution panels (other than
switchboard panels) 769 Emergency generator switchboard 770 Lighting panels 771 Power panels 772 Ships service generator switchboard 773 Test panel 774 Transformers 775 Wiring 776 Other
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P6SITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Motors and Controllers 777 - 780
777 Electric motors (non-deck machinery) 778 Electric mgtors (deck machinery) 779 Electric motor controllers (non-deck
machinery) 780 Electric motor controllers (deck
machinery)
Interior Communications 781 - 794
781 Telephone system 782 Call bell system 783 Cargo oil temperature recording system 784 Engine_order telegraph 785 Engineers signal and alarm system 786 General alarm system 787 Individual system alarm systems
(excluding specific equipment alarms) 788 Propeller shaft revolution
indicator system 789 Refrigeration temp-erature
recording system 790 Rudder angle indicator system 791 Salinity indicator system - feed
condensate 792 Sound powered telephone system 793 Wheelhouse alarm system 794 Other
Exterior Communications 795 - 801
795 Auto alarm 796 Lifeboat portable radio equipment 191 Radio telegraph equipment 798 Radio telegraph equipment 799 Radio teletype Equipment 800 Bridgebridge radio 801 Otherharbor advisory radar
Navigation Equipment 802 - 816
802 Course recorder 803 DECCA navigator 804 Echo depth sounder 805 Electric steering - gyro pilot system 806 Fog gong 807 Gyro compass system 808 Loran 809 Magnetic compass 810 Radar - general 811 Radar - collision avoidance 812 Radio direction finder 813 Ships bell 814 Signal lights 815 Whistle siren 816 Other (charts failed to use etc)
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Lighting 817 - 821
817 Lighting - crew areas (includes wiring) 818 Lighting - navigation 819 Portable lighting 820 Searchlights 821 Othercargo holds
Miscellaneous Workshop Equipment 822 - 838
822 Burning equipment 823 Drill presses 824 Engine test stand 825 Grinders 826 Hand tools
middot 827 Hydraulic jacks 828 Lathes 829 Lifting gear - including chain
fall and come-along 830 Milling machines 831 Paint spraying outfit 832 Power drive portable tools 833 Saw - motor driven 834 Shapers 835 Welding equipment 836 Work bench 837 Vises 838 Other
Instruments (not covered in other main components) 839 - 845
839 Clinometers 840 Main gauge board 841 Portable instruments 842 System indicating instruments 843 System recording instruments 844 Test instrumentation 845 Other
Automation (not covered in other main components) 846 - 852
846 Bell recorders 847 Bridge console 848 Condition recorders temperature
pressure etc 849 Engineroom console 850 Information recorders 851 Throttle control equipment middot852 Other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors -The following codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Firefighting 853 - 864
853 Fixed systems - fire mains and hose 854 C02 855 Steam 856 Sprinkler 857 Other 858 Semi-portable - 002 859 Portable - C02 860 Other 861 Fire detecting systems and alarms 862 Emergency equipment - (breathing apparatus ax etc) 864 Other
Lifesaving 865 - 874
865 Life preserver - approved 866 Life preserver - disapproved 867 Buoyant cushion life ring 868 Lifeboat 869 Equipment 870 Davits (launching apparatus) 871 Life raft - inflatable 872 Launching apparatus 873 Other (bouyant apparatus and life floats) 874 Life saving equipment not otherwise classifie~
Miscellaneous 875 - 878
875 Main propulsion reciprocating 876 Main bearings 877 Pistons rod etc 878 Jacking gear
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POSITION(S) 41-43
POSITION(S) 44-46
The following codes
Disclaimers
Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
Additional Contributing Factors
were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
These additional codes were found to exist in this data~ile however they have been determined to be unreliable
019 020 026 027
028 029 030 034 035
036 037 038 039 051 052 053 059 060 061 062
072 073 074 075 076 077
078 081 082 083 084 085 086 087 088 091 101
102 103 104
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Masts booms cargo gear (including winches) Struts stern tube rudder shoe lookout Congested areas - docks piers - restricted maneuvering Buoys - aide to navigation Excessive speed Channels - restricted maneuvering Pathometer sounding machine lead line Engine order telegraph bell pulls pilot house engine controls Navigation lights (improper use) Whistle bell horn signals (improper use) Navigation equipment - not otherwise classified Weather generally Fixed firefighting systems Portable firefighting equipment Fire detecting systems alarms Replenishment at sea Radiotelephone failed to useimproper use Radio telegraph telephone auto alarm etc Visual signals including searchlights blinker flags Improper loading or stowage Insufficient ventilation Ground tackle including anchor windlass Towing equipment including towing engine Cargo Miscellaneous deck department equipment - not otherwise classified Sunken wreck Gasoline engine and accessories (except outboards) Outboard motors and accessories Diesel engine and accessories Steam reciprocating engines Steam turbine and turbo-electric Shafts and reduction gears Propeller Main propulsion machinery - not otherwise classified Atomic reactor Furnaces including tubes castings superheaters economizers etc Fuel oil system boiler fuel oil system only Peedwater systems including condensers and evaporators Steam systems main and auxiliary
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The following- codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Disclaimer a These additional codes were found to exist in this databulltile however they have been determined to be unreliable
105 107 114 115 116 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 131 132
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Boiler parts and accessories - not otherwise classified Fuel oil system diesel Diesel engines except main propulsion Miscellaneous machinery - not otherwise classified Failure of equipment due to improper or lack or maintenance Miscellaneous piping systems Generators (except main propulsion) Wiring Lights Controls switches circuit breakers fuses etc Motors (except main propulsion) Electrical equipment - not otherwise classified Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance Stoves ranges and associated equipment Galley and stewards departments parts and equipment -not otherwise classified
133 140
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Butane galleyheating stove Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
For natural death 45 - 450
indicate age or deceased in positions 44 - 46 left justify eg age
POSITION(S) 47 Part or Body Injured
0 1 2 3
- Eye - Beck - Head - Neck and shoulder
4 - Chest 5 - Abdomen groin andor hip 6 - Extremities 7 - Illness 8 - Drowning 9 - Unspecified and miscellaneous
POSITION(S) 48 Type of Injury to Body
0 - Burn 1 - Fracture 2 - Spraindislocationconcussion 3 Contusionabrasion 4 Amputation 5 - Crushing 6 - Heart 7 - Disease (other) 8 - Puncturecut 9 - Not otherwise classified
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The followiiig codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Disclaimerbull These additional codes were found to exist in this damptabulltileJ however they have been determined to be unreliable
105 - Boiler parts and accessories - not otherwise classified 107 - Fuel oil system diesel 114 - Diesel engines except main propulsion 115 - Miscellaneous machinery - not otherwise classified 116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance 120 - Miscellaneous piping systems 121 - Generators (except main propulsion) 122 - Wiring 123 - Lights124 - Controls switches cirouit breakers fuses etc 125 - Motors (except main propulsion) 126 - Electrical equipment - not otherwise classified 127 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance 131 - Stoves ranges and assooiated equipment 132- Galler and stewards departments parts and-equipmentshy
not otherwise classified 133 - Butane galleJheating stove 140 - Person in chargeresponsible persona intoxicated
POSIION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
For natural death indicate age of deceased in positions 44 - 46 lett justify eg age 45 - 450
POSITION(S) 47 Part ot Bodz Injured
0- IJe 1 - Bampok 2 -middotHead 3 - Reck and shoulder 4 - atest 5 - Abdomen sroin andor hip 6 - lrtremities 7 - IllDess 8 - DrovrrlDc 9 - Unspecified and miscellaneous
POSIIOR(S) 48 1zp ot Injurz to locb
0 -Burn 1 Prampoture 2 - Spraindislocationconcussion 3 - Contusionabrasion 4 - Amputation 5 - Crushiq6 - Heart 7 - Disease (other) 8 - Punctureout9 - Not otherwise classified
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Nature opound Vessel Casualty
Ipound case concerns a vessel casualty death or injury (ie if position 25 = 1 or ipound PQPition 25 =2) then poundill in the same code_as was established in positions 32-33 - Vessel Casualty Data bull
_ - V 11- I v ~ L
For many non-vessel casualty death or injury cases (ie if position 25 ~ 3 or ipound position 25 = 4) these positions were left blankJ however ipound these positions contain data then positions 49 and 50 were completed as followsamp
POSITION(S) 49 Gross Tonnage
Round opoundpound tonnage to nearest ton
0 - Not over 9 1- Over~9 to 50 2 - Over 50 to 100 3 - Over 100 to 300 II - Over 300 to 1000 5 - OveP 1000 to 10000 (seagoing) 6- Over 1000 to-10000 (not seagoing) 7 - Over 10000 (seagoing) 8 - Over 10000 (not seagoing)
POSITION(S) 50 Length in feet
Round ofpound length to nearest foot
0 - 15 teet or under 1 - 16 to 26 2 - 27 to 110 3 - Ill to 65 11- 66to 100 5 - 101 to 200 6 - 201 to 300 7 - 301 to 800 8 - 801 feet and above
The seagoing vessels are those appearing in the Merchant Ship Register of MSTS
POSITION(S) 51 - 80a Filler (unused)
POSITION(S) _ 81- 82a Cafendar Year
POSITION(S) amp3 - 81 Fisoal Year
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1 VESSEL NAMEDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATON US COAST GUARD CODE SHEET- MARINE CASUALTY STATISTICS
CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
lNSTRUCTIONS
l Vessel casualty with no personal injuries or death Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers code all items in Sections 1 and 2 of code sheet
2 Personal injury or death not involving a vessel casualty Obtain data from CG-924E and related papers code all items in Sections 1 and 3 of code sheet
SECTION Imiddot DATA
2 CASE NO I 1-~)
11 SEQUENCE
NUMBER
17 CASUALTY A B
NATURE PRIME CAUSE132bull33) 134-35)
3 VESSEL NO 4 CG INshy16-11) INSPECTshy
ED 112)
[_] 1- YES
[_] 2bull NO
12 GROSS TONNAGE 1261
Dtmiddoto-15 02middot 16-100 []3middot I 01middot300
D- ao1middotsoo [_js- 501-t ooo
PARTICULARS c D
AREA ADD CAUSAL CONT
CONN FACT 136bull38) 13 9-411
22 SEA CONDITIONS 148)
SEE SWELL IN FEET)
01middot CALM 05middot 41 AND UP
Dmiddot 5middot15 (SLIGHT) [Js- ICE
03middot 16middot20 MODERATE)
Dmiddot 21bull40 ROUGH) 01middot) UNKNOWN
28 TYPE OF 29 NAME OF INJURY VICTIM
1 DeathMiss I st Initial 26921924E 2nd Initial or X
2middot-lnjury (924E 2692) I st Three Letters
3middot DeathMiss of Last Name
924E Only bull 4- Injury 924E Only
125) 126) 1271 128-301
A
B
c
D
5 TYPE OF 6 bullbull PROPULSION VESSEL
11314) 01-STEAM
[]2- MOTOR(Diesel)
[_J3middotGASOLINE
Dmiddot I 001middot5000 07- 5001bull10000 De- 1 ooolmiddottsooo
[_]g- ISOOI AND UP
01middot) UNKNOWN
18 WEATHER 1421
Ot- CLEAR
[]2- PARTLY CLOY
03- OVERCAST
04- FOG
23 SERshyVICE OF VESSEL 14 9bull50)
30 PAPERS OF 31 INJURED PERS
[_j4- SAIL
11 LENGTH
01- 0middot6~ 0middot amp6-100 03- 1 Otmiddot2oo
04- 2 ot -a oo
Os- aoimiddot400
A CREW 151-~2)
STATUS
Imiddot Passenger Imiddot Licensed 2- LongshHW 2middot Documented 3- Tankerman 3- None 4- Other 4middot Other (Include 5- Artificial or
Foreign Seameri) fix struct worker
6- Deck crew 7- Engine crew B- Steward Dept
(31) 132)
II 5)
3 Vessel casualty and personal injury or death
Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers and enter codes in Sections 1 and 2 For each related CG-924E enter codes in Section 3 of same code sheet~ if there or more persons involved enter data from first CG-924E in Col A of Section 3 from second in Col B etc H more than 4 persons involved use a second code
entering data in Sections 1 and 3
REQUIRED ON ALL CASES
Cl~- ~~~s~~Eo I 16) CJe- oTHER
[]7middot NUCLEAR
Qibull) UNKNOWN
De- sNow Q2middot VERY POOR
Q7middot OTHER Dbull- POOR 1112middot1)
OImiddot)UNK ([]4-FAIR 11middot2)
24 KILLED OR MISSING
B c PASS LONG 153-54) SHR
155middot56)
7 PERSON IN CHARGE
SECTION 2 middotVESSEL CASUALTY DATA
liN FEET) 127) 14 HULL MATERIAL 128)
Cle- 40t-5oo L]1middot STEEL
07middot 501-600 []2middot WOOD []a- 60Imiddot7oo Q3- CEMENT
CJ9- 701 AND UP []4bull PLASTIC
Dt-1 UNKNOWN CJ5- ALUMINUM
19 VISIBILITY liN Ml LES) 143)
CJ5middot RAIN [Jt- HAZARDOUS llltl-1141
1114middot1121
o A B OTHER CREW PASS
(57-58) 59middot60) Iamp I -62)
SECTION 3 middotPERSONAL INJURYDEATH
32 ACTIVITY 33STATUS 34RESULT OF OF SUPVR ACCIDENT
8 DATE OF CASUALTY MO MIO MO OF CODE IN VEST
CAS COMP~
117-18) I119middot20) I 1211
Q6middot OTHER INCLUDES FERROmiddot CEMENT
Dt-) UNKNOWN
20 WIND (IN KNOTS) (44)
Ot- CALM [Js- 17middot27 CJ9middot65 AND OVER
CJ2middot1middot3 KT [Je- 28middot40
Os- Goootc AND UPI 0-4middot10 []7middot 41middot55) Dtmiddotl UNKNOWN
Otmiddot) UNKNOWN 1[]4- 11-16 obull- 56-651
25 INJURED AND INCAPACITATED 26 ESTIMATED LOSSES
Imiddot Off Duty 1- GL (Dock) 2- Deck Dep Dty Imiddot License 2- GL (Underway)1- Death
2- Injury A3- Eng Dep Dty 2- Document 3- W Riv (dock) 4- Stew Dep Dty 3- Unlic (Perm) 4- w (Underway)
3- In) ury Nature5- Handle Cargo Undoc 5- lnld (dockanch)(Temp) Of6- F1shing 4- Longsh 6- In ld (Underway)
7- Drills Har Wkr 4- Injury Casualty7- Ocean ( )(Disability5- Other8- Passenger 8- For (dockandl) 9- Other 6- None unknown) 9- Other
5- Missingo- Unknown
133) 134) 135) 136) 137bull38)
~ AGt OF VESsEL 12 9)
01-0-5 CJ6middot31-40 02- 6bull10 C 17middot 41-s o [J3- ltmiddotts Demiddot stAND UP
0middot16middot20 []1-) UNKNOWN
Os- 2t-3o
c D A LONG OTHER VESSEL SHR (65-66) (67middot70)
(63bull64)
35 VESS IOC
36
9 TME OF DAY 12 3)
OF YEAR
[_]1bull DAYCAS
[]2- NIGHT
[]3- TWILIGHT
I [_)Ibull) UNKNOWN
122)
B c CARGO PROP (71-74) 175middot7 8)
1 0
are 2 data sheet
TYPE OF 10 REPORT
124)
LJmiddotMAR Bd
[_]2bullNARR
Clo-L TR TRANS
16BODYOF WATER
13 0middot311
21 SPECIFIC LOCATION
OF CASUALTY 145bull471
27 VESSEL TOTAL LOSS
A AMOUNT 1711) B SPEC
Ot- TOTAL CODE LOSS
Umiddot NOT TOTAL 1801
LOSS
PERSONAL CASUALTY PARTICULARS
B c D E F
Prime Area of Add Part Nature Cause Causal Area Of Of
Conn Causal Body vessel Conn Injured Cas
139middot40) 141-43) lo14-46) 147-48) 1411-50)
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I Marine Safety Information U S Coaat Guard (G-HA16) 2100 Second Street SV Vaahington D C 20593 (202) 426-9561
08 February 198~
CODING INSTRUCTIONS POR
THE AUTOMATED FILE OP COMMERCIAL VESSEL CASUALIES
AS REPORTED TO THE U S COAST GUARD DURING PISCAL YEARS 1963 THROUGH 1980
The ollowiJllaquo coding instructions are applicable to Veaael caaualties that reaulta in any or the following
(a) actual phyaical damage to property in excess of Sl500J (b) material ~e affecting the seaworthiness or ett1c1ency or a
vessel (c) atranding or grounding (iii th or vi thou t dampmage) s (d) loss ot lites (e) injury causing any person to remain incapacitated tor a period
in excess or 72 boura except injury to harbor vorkera not resulting in death and not resulting trom veaael aaualty or vessel equipment casualty
The input data was obtained poundrom form CG-2692 and related reports coded in accordance with these instructionamp and those found on Code Sheet -Marine Caaualty Statistics form CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
The following abbreviations are used 1n these instructionar
PY ---- Fiscal Year NOC --- Not otherwise olaaaitied POS --- Poa1tion P F - Personnel fault
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Gulf Inland Rivera and Vater~ye
POSITION(S) 30-31
AA - Alabama River - source to Mobile River A - Algiera Canal - rom MP 88 LKR to MP 6 8 JHL AC - Atchatalampya River - mouth to MP 116 WRL AD - Apamp1aohichola River - approximately HP 350 EHL AE - Barataria lay Vaterway (includes Bayou Bampratampria) shyAP - Bayou Teche - HP 115 Atchatalaya River AC - Bayou Laourche - HP 35 wHL AH- Bayou Terrebonne- MP 576 WRL AJ - Bayou Boeu - HP 872 rHL to HP 955 WRL AX - Berwick lay - MP 95 5 WRL At - Calcaaieu River - HP 2412 VHL AM - Black Warrior River - source to Tombigbee River AN - Chattahoochee River - ao~ce to Apalachichola River AO - Greene Bayous - source to HSC A1 - Harvey Canal - HP 0 GIW to HP 5 GIW AQ - Houma Navigation Canal - MP 59 JHL
HP 59 WL
AR - Houston Ship Channel (HSC) - northwest ot Galveston Bay
Gulf Intracoaatal taterwar CGIW)
AS - Eest - east of Harvey Locka (EHL) AT - Vest - west ot Harvey Locka (VHL) AU - Inner Harbor Navigation Canal - MP 925 LKR to Lake Pontchartrain AV- Landside Route- HP 872 VHL to HP 367 Morgan City- Port Allen Route AW - Mermentau River -- MP 2018 WHL AX - Mississippi River - (Lower) - rom ahead of the passes (HP) to MP 1064 AY - Mississippi River Gulf Outlet - HP 14 EHL A2 - Mobile River - source to Mobile Bay BA - Morgan City - Port Allen Route - HP 955 WRL BB - Neches River - HP 277 WHL BC - Pase a Loutre - AHP to Gulf ot Mexico BD - Plaquemine - Morgan City alternate route - same as Horgan City shy
BE - Sabine River - MP BP - San Jacinto River BG - South Paaa - AHP BH - Southwest Paas shyBJ - Tombigbee River shyBK - Vermillion River
Port Allen Route 266 JHL to Mlgt 288 VHL - source to HSC
to Gult ot Mexico AHP to Gulf of Mexioo ao~ce to Mobile River
- MP 1591 VHL
POSITION(S) 32-33 Mature of Casualty
01 - Colliaion with vessel meeting situation 02 - Collision with vessel oroaaing situation 03 - Collision with vessel overtaking situation 04 - Collision with veeael anchored or moored (use only it not
dockingundocking) 05 - Collision with veaeel while docking or undocking 06 - Collision with veaeel in tog (takae precedence over 01 02 amp03)
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POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature of Casualty (continued)
01 - Collision with veaael not otherviae claasitied (including minor bumps betveem tug and veaael)
08 - Collision with floating or submerged objects (other than ground)
09 - Collision with fixed objects piera bridges locka ampdam bull Por fiscal rears 1969 - 1973 uee Special Indicator field position 2ll tor fiacal Jeampra 1974 - 1980 uae Special Indicator field poaition 80) middot ~
10 - Collision with ice or ice tielda 11 - Collieion vith aida to nampvigation fixed or floating 12 - Collision other than vith veaael not otherwiae clasaitied
Offshore Rigamiddot- Seaplanes) 13 - Explosion andor tire involving liquid bulk cargo
(includes vapors) 14 - Explosion andor fire involving general cargo 15 - Explosion andor tire involving vessels fuel
(includes vapors) 16 - Pire vessel structure 17 - Pire vessel equipment (only when damage to vessel
structure is incidental minor or abaent) including crank caae eplosiona - beginning fiscal year 1971
18 - Explosion boiler (whether or not tire results) 19 - Explosion pressure vessels and compressed gas
cylinders 20 - Ezploaion andor fire - not otherwise claaaitied 21 - Groundingamp with dampmace 22 - Groundings no damage (cannot have monetary damampampbull to
veaael liated) 23 - Pounderizlga 24 - Capaiting with or without einking 25 - Ploodin~h swamping without ainking 26 - Heavy wampampther damage and weampther generally (beginning
fiscal 7eampt 1969 rerelr used uaed tor Prisury Cauae ot caaualty)
27 - Cargo damage no damage to veaael 28 - Material failure veaael structure 29 - Material failure machinery and aasociated engineering
equipment 30 - Material failure equipment (other) including cargo
geer propeller ahatt 31 - Caaualty not otherwise claaaified undete111lined or
insutt1cient information - earthquake Beginning fiscal rear 1969 - enemy actionr veaael dieabled due to fouled propeller
32 - Eamprge breampkawar
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Marine Samptety Information u S Coast Guard (G-KA16) 2100 Second Street SV Washington D C 20593 (202) 1426-9561
08 February 19814
CODING INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE AUTOMATED FILE OF COMMERCIAL VESSEL CASUALIES
AS REPORID TO THE 1 S COAST GUARD DURING FISCAL YEARS 1963 THROUGH 1980
The following coding instructions are applicable to -veaael casualties that results in any ot the following
(a) actual phyaical ~e to property in excess of Sl500J (b) material damage affecting the sea~orthinesa or efficiency of a
vessel (c) stranding or grounding (vith or nthout damage)r (d) loss ot lifer (e) injury causing any person to remain incapacitated for a period
in exceaa of 72 hours except injury to harbor vorkera not resulting 1n death and not resulting trom vessel oaaualty or vessel equ~pment caaualty
The input data was obtained from form CG-2692 and related reports coded in accordance with theae instructions and those found on Code Sheet - Marine Caaualty Statistics form CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
The following abbreviations are used in these inatruotionar
PY ---- Fiscal Year NOC --- Not otherviae olaaaitied POS --- Position P P - Personnel fault
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POSITON(S) l-5 Case Serial Humbert assigned consecutively ~ere
POSITION(S) 6-ll
POSITION(S) 12
two or more vessels are involved such as 1n a collision the same eaae serial number is given to all involved veasel records
Commencing July 1 1962 the first oaee number was 30001 and continued upwards but not to exceed 35000 This eeae numbering scheme is uaed to deterentiate vessel casualty recorda from peraonal inJury andor death records not involving a veaael casualty Tbis methodology in asaigning oase aerial numbers is applieable tor all fiscal yeamprBJ ho~ever due to an inordinant caae load 1n fiscal year 1980 oase serial numbers do exceed 05000 The first champracter of the ease aerial number indica tea pound1ecal year Character positiona tvo (2) through poundiva (5) are uaigned in-house Although the caae aerial number does not specify any particular decade character poaitiona83-84 (fiscal year) vill clarity t~ia ambiguity
0poundpound1cial Numbar
Documented Veaaela ot US -- Use ottioial number State numbered veeaela -- Use state number Namedunnumbered vessels middot- Use nama Naval vessels Usa t7pe or designation foreign veaaele -- Uaa country opound registry
Ooaat Guard Inspected
1 Yea 2 No 3 UnknoVn (FYa 63 - 70)
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POSITION(S) 13-14 Type ot Vessel
01 - Artificial Island or fixed atrueture including mobile drill rigs
02 - Preight ships inspected U S vessels only03 - Freight bargea (aee also code 28 below) 04 - Commercial vessels that carry freight and oftshy
shore supply vessels 05 - Construction and wrecking vessels including
vessels such as drill tenders pile drivers derrick barges drill ships and barges
06 - Dredges aelt-propelled 07 - Dredges non-eel-propelled 08 - Piahing veaaela (excluding aport fishing
charter fishing veasela5 09 - Tua and towboats - alao unmanned bow thruster unit 10 - Passenger vessels (other than terries) over 65
feet and 100 or more GT ll - Passenger veseels (other than terries) over 65
teet and leas than 100 GT middot 12 - Passenger vessels (other than terries) not more
than 65 teet 13 - Parries over 65 teet and 100 or more GT
carrying passengers or paasengera and vehicles 14 - Perries over 6S teet and lees than 100 GT
carrying passengers or passengers and vehicles 15 - Parries not more than 65 teet carrylng
passengers or passengers and vehicles 16 - Passenger barges (including ferry barges) 17 - Tampnkshipa 18 - Tank barges (flammable and combustible
oazgoee) (see also code 29 below) 19 - Public vessels (passenger) 20 - Public vessels (cargo) excluding GAA vesaela 21 - Public vessels (tanker)J excluding USNS tankers 22 - Public vessels (other)
Public vessels are veaaela of the United States states or municipalities used for public purposes and exempt from the provisions of Title 52 Includes auoh vessels aa Navy Air Poroe Army Coast Guard and Geodetic Survey Corps of Engineers MSTS and USNS
23 - All other US vessels and crafts such aa pleasure research cableshipa seismographic or those not otherwise classified above
24 - Poreign las vessels (passenger) 2S - Poreign flag veaaela (freight) 26 - Poreign lag vessels (tanker) 27 - Poreign flag vessels (other) 28 - height barges (dangerous and hazardous cargoes) 29 - Tank barges (dangerous and bampzamprdous cargoes)
including barges inspected under subchapter I and 0 30 - Hover craft
Hotea see positions 49-50 to describe specific type vessel (PYs 69- 80)
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POSITION(S) 15 Propulsion
1 - Steam 2 - Motor (diesel) 3 - Gasoline 4 - Sail 5 - Non-salt-propelled 6 - Other including gas turbine 7 - Nuclear (-) Unknovn
POSITION(S) 16 Person in Charse ot Vessel Haneuvera
1 - Licensed master 2 - Licensed pilot (federal) serving under authority
ot federal license 3 - Liceneea pilot (state) serving under authority ot
state license 4 - Licensed mate 5 - Licensed operator (towboats amall paasenger) 6 - Documented or certificated personnel7 - U S Commissioned opoundpoundioer (Navy Coast Guard etc) 8 - Unlicensed and undocumented 9 - Poreign pilot or master or other roreign
personnel 0 - Unmanned (-) Unlcnovn
Pa~lure When Pault on Part opound ineroom PYa 72 - 0
A - Licensed chiet engineer B - Licensed engineer C - Documented engineer excluding entry rating D - Documented persona other entry ratings other E - Unlicensedundocumented engineer P - Foreign engineer G - Unmanned engineroombull H - Other
bull This code takes precedence over cases where person enters ed engineroom vhile attempting to oorrect caaualty in progress
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POSITION(S) 17-18 Month of Casualtz (FYa 63 - 80) EmmplEu show January as 01
POSITION(S) 19-20 Daz of Casualty (FYa 63 - 73) Emmple r show 5th as OS end 22 as 22
POSITIOK(S) 19-20 Marine Inspection Unit Inveetisating Caaualtz (PYs 74 - 80)
AA Albany BG Oaweao AB Anchorage or Valdez BH Paducah AC Baltimore BJ Port Arthur AD Boston BK Philadelph ia AE Buffalo BL Pittaburgh AF Charleston BM Portland Hampine AG AH
Chicago Cincinnati
BN BP
Portland Oregon Providence
AJ Cleveland BQ Portsmouth or Norfolk AK AL
Corpus Christi Detroit
BR BT
Savarmah San Diego
AM AN
Dubuquea FYa 77-80 St Paul Duluth
SU BV
Seattle San Pranciaco
AP Galveston 1N St Ignace AQ Guam BX San Juan AR Honolulu Y St Louie AT Houston B2 Tampamp AU AV
Huntington Jacksonville
CC CD
Toledo Wilmington NC
AW Juneau CE London AX AY AZ BB
toe Angeles Louisville Memphis t1iami
CF CG CH CJ
Breaaen Sinppore Saigon Mampnila
SC Mobile CK Yokohama BD Nashville CL Rotterdam BE New Orleans SF New York
POSITION(S) 21-22 Year of Campaualtt (FYs 63 - 68)liampler Show 1965 aa 65
POSITION(S) 21 Special Indicator (PYs 69 - 73)
0 - No eignifioan t deta 1 - Light oil pollution 2 - Moderate oil pollution3 - Heavy oil pollution 4 - tlninapected mobile oil drill 5 - Gas chemist or gas free certificate 6 - Photographs (efteotive 5-17-68) 7 - Radiotelephone mentioned in tbe report 8 - Bridges involved 9 - Locka or dame involved - - Hurricane - Sealanee
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POSITION(S) 21 Month Investigation Completed (PYa 74 - 80)
l - Jan 2 - Feb 3 - Har 4 - Apr 5 - Hampy 6 - Jun 7 - Jul 8 -Aug 9 - Sep 0 -Oct A - Nov B Dee I - Invee tigation not completed at time ot coding
POSITION (S) 22 Remains the same (PYa 69 - 80) Exampler Show 1969 as 9
POSITION(S) 23 Time ot Daz 1 - Day 2 - Night 3 - lwil ight (-) Unknown
POSITON(S) 24 Type ot Investigative Report
1 - Marine Board 2 bull Narrative 3 - Letter ot Transmittal
POSITON(S) 25r Piller (unused) (PYa 63 - 69)
POSITION(S) 25 Veaatl Fault Code (PYe 70 - 80)
For primary veaael code - 1 For aecondary veaael code - B For all other vessel eodes - C through Z
I more than twenty-aix (26) vessels are involved the alphabet is repeated beg~ vith the letter B
POSITION($) 26 Groea Tormage
1 - Not over 15 2 - Over 15 to 100 3 - Over 100 to 300 4 - Over 300 to 500 5 - Over 500 to 1000 6 - Over 1000 to 5000 7 - Over 5000 to 10000 8 - Over 10000 to 15000 9 - Over 15000 (-) Unknovn
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POSTION(S) 27 Length in Feet
1 - 65 teet or under 2 - Over 65 to leas thampn 100 3 - 100 to lese than 200 4 - 200 to leas than 300 5 - 300 to lese than 400 6 - 400 to lees than sao 7 - 500 to leas than 600 8 - 600 to less than 700 9 - 700 and over (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 28 Hull Materiampl
1 - Steel 2 - Wood 3 - Cement 4 - Plastic including fiberglaae 5 - Aluminum 6 - Other including ferro-cement (-) Unknom
POSITION(S) 29 Ajse of Vessel
1 - Lees than 5 years 2 - 5 to leas than 10 3 - 10 to less than 15 4 - 15 to less than 20 5 - 20 to less than 30 6 - 30 to lees than 40 7 - 40 to lese than 50 8 - SO and over (-) Unknown
ampbull of Vessel ipound Rebuilt (PY 70 Only)
A - Lees than 5 years I - 5 to lees than 10 C - 10 to less than 15 D - 15 to leas than 20 E - 20 to less than 30
Age ot vessel oaloulated rom year built to year coded
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POSITION(S) 30-31 Body of Water Where Casualty Occurred
Ol - Inland Atlantic - all waters covered by Inland Rules of the Road on the Atlantic Coast ot the United States its territories and poeeeesiona
02 - Inland Gulf - all waters covered by Inland Rules ot the Road on the Gulf ot the United States
03 - Inland Pacitic - all vaters covered by Inland Rules ot the Road on the Pacitic Coaat opound the United States
04 - Western Rivera - all vatera covered by the Western River Rules (Beginning fiscal year 1976 thia code wu deleted See belov for revised Western River codes)
05 - Grampampt Lakes - all waters covered by the Great Lakes Rulea (See page 34)
06 - Ocean Atlantic and all seas bordering thereon - except Caribbean Sea
07 - Ocean Pacific and all seas bordering thereon - except Indian Ocean
08 - Ocean Indian and all seas bordering thereon including the Arabian and Red Seu
09 - Ocean Mediterranean
10 - Ocean Arctic
ll - Ocean Caribbean
12 - Ocean Gult ot Mexico
13 - Othe2 foreign waters
Inland Gulf and Gult Intraooaatal Watervay (GWV)
Piacal years 1969 - 1975 - to code a eaaualty on the inland Gulf and GIVW place code 02 in poai tiona 30-31 To code the apecif1o location of the oaaualty rater to page 40 Locate the area that the oasualty occurred on and place that letter 1n position 45 Next place the mile poet reading ia poetiona 46-47
Piacal years 1976 - 1980 - to code a oaaualty on the inland Gulf aDd GIVW use those codes listed on page 11 for positions 30-31 To code the specific looation or the casualty looate the area that the oaaualty occurred on and place the mile post reading 1n positions bullS-47
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Western Rivers
Piseal years 1969 - 1975 - to oode a casualty on the Western Rivera place code 64 in positions 30-31 To code the specific location of the casualt7 refer to page bullo toeate the river that the casualty oooured on and place that letter 1n position 45 Nert place the mile post reading 1n poeitiona 46-47
Pisoal years 1976 - 1980 - to oode a oaaualty on the Western Rivers refer to the next p~ge Locate the river that the casualty occurred on and place those letters in positions 30-31 Next place the mile post reading in positions 45-47
POS 30-31 POS 45-47 Examplebull MP 850 Ohio River -wshy BSO
HP 20 Green River YH 020 HP 1 Iowa River m 007
The procedure for the coding or caaual ties on the Gulf Inland Rivera and Waterways is the same as for Western Rivers The diViding line between the Western Rivers and the Gulf Inland Rivers and Vatervaya is the Huer P Long Bridge looated at MP 1064 Lower Missiaaippi River The divicling line between the Ves tern Rivera ancl the Great Iekee is the Thomas J 0 Brien Look on the Calumet River and the Aahlancl Avenue Bridge on the Chicago River
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Jeatern Rivera
POSITION(S) 30-31
ll~ - Allepen1 River - toru Ohio River at Pittsburgh JB - Atchatalara River - north ot Kor~ City - Port Allen Route
to KP 304 Lover Hieeiaaippi River viamp Old River VC - Arkaaaaa River - HP 582 Lover Miaaiaaippi River VD - Black River - torma Red River VE - Cumberland River -MP 922 Ohio River VF - Dee Moines River - MP 361 Upper Miaaiaeippi River VG - Great Miami River - HP 491 Ohio River VH - Green River - MP 78~ Ohio River VJ - Illinois Vaterva1 - MP 218 Upper Miaaiaaippi River WK - Calumet River - to MP 327 (Great Lakes Rules begin) WL - Chioago River - to MP 322 (Great Lakes begin) VM - Iow River - MP 434 Upper Hiasiaippi River VH - Kanawha River - MP 266 Ohio River VO - Kansas River - HP 367 Mieaouri River WP - Kentucky River - MP 546 Ohio River VQ - Licking River - HP 470 Ohio River VR - Little Kanawha River - MP 185 Ohio River VS - Minnesota River - MP 844 Upper Miasiaaippi River
Hiaeiaaippi River
VT - (Upper) Cairo Ill to source IJU - (Lower) HP 1064 to Cairo Ill tl - Missouri River - MP 195 Upper MiaeiaaiPPi River VV - Monongahela River - torma Ohio River at Pittsburgh VX - Ohio River - enters Miaaiaaippi River at Cairo Ill VY - Old River - HP 304 Lower Hiaaisaippi River VZ - Ouachita River - connected to Red River viamp Blampck River
RA - Red River - MP 304 Lover Hiesiaaippi River viamp Old River RB - Red River o the Morth - torma Minnesota River RC - ST Coi River - MP 811 Upper Missiaaippi River RD - Saline River - MP 867 Ohio River RE - Tennessee River - MP 935 Ohio River RP - Wampbampah River - KP 848 Ohio River RG - llhite River - MP 599 Lower Miaaiaaippi River RH - Jiaconain River - MP 631 Upper Miaaieaippi River RJ - Yazoo River - MP bull37 Lower Miaaiaaippi River
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Gulf Inland Rivers and Vater~ye
POSITION(S) 30-31
AA - Alabama River - source to Mobile River AB - Algiers Canal - from MP 88 LMR to MP 6 8 WHL AC - Atchamptalampya River - mouth to MP 116 WHL AD - Apalachichola River - approximately MP 350 EHL AE - Baramptaris Bay Waterway (includee Bayou Baratamplia) AF - Bayou Tache - MP 115 Atohatalaya River AG - Bayou Lamptourche - MP 35 WHL AH- Bayou Terrebonne- MP 576 WHL AJ - Bayou Boeut - MP 872 WHL to MP 955 WHL AK - Berriok Bay - MP 95 5 WHL AL - Caloaaieu River - MP 2412 WHL AM - lack Warrior River - source to Tombigbee River
- MP 59 WHL
AN - Chattahoochee River - source to Apalaehiohola River AO - Greens Bayous - source to HSC A2 - Harvey Canal - MP 0 GrN to MP 5 GIW AQ - Houma Navigation Canal - HP 59 WL AR - Houston Ship Channel (HSC) - northwest of Galveaton Bay
Gulpound Intracoastal Waterway (GIWW)
AS - East - east or Harvey Locka (SHt) AT - West - west of Harvey Looks (WHL) AU - Inner Harbor Haviption Canal - MP 925 LKR to Lake Pontchartrain AV- Landside Route- HP 872 WHL to MP 367 Morgan City- Port Allen Route AW - Mermentau River - MP 2018 WHL AX- Mississippi River - (Lover) -from ahead of the passes (AHP) to MP 1064 AY - Mississippi River Gulf Outlet - HP 14 EHL A2 - Mobile Rivel - source to Mobile lay BA - Morsan City - Port Allen Route - HP 955 WHL B - Neches River - HP 277 WHL C - Pass a Loutre - AHP to Gulpound ot Mexico ED - Plaquemine - Morgan City alternate route - same as Horgan City shy
Port Allen Route BE - Sabine River - MP 266 JHL to MP 288 WL P - San Jacinto River G - South Pass - AHP BH - Southwest Pass shyBJ - Tombigbebull Rivbullr shyK - Vermillion River
- source to HSC to Gulf ot Mexico AHP to Gulf ot Mexico
source to Mobile River - MP 1591 WHL
POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature ot Caaualty
01 - Collision vith vessel meeting situation 02 - Collision with vessel crossing situation 03 - Collision with vessel ov6rtampking situation 04 - Collision with vessel anchored or moored (use only i not
dookingundoeking) 05 - Collision with vessel while docking or undocking 06 - Collision with vessel in og (tampkea precedence over 01 02 amp03)
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POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature of Casualty (continued)
07 - Colliaion with vessel not otherwiae claaaitied (including minor bumps betweem tug ampnd vessel)
08 - Collision with floating or submerged objects (other than ground)
09 - Collision with fixed objecta piers bridgea bulllocka ampdam bull Por tiacal years 1969 - 1973 use Special Indicator field position 2lr tor tiacal years 1974 - 1980 uae Special Indicator field poaition 80) middot
10 - Collision with ice or ice fields 11 - Collision rl th aida to navigation fixed or floating 12 - Collision other than with vessel not otherwise claaaitied
(Ottahore Riga - Seaplanea) 13 - Explosion andor tire involving liquid bulk cargo
(includes vapors) 1- - Explosion andor tire involving general cargo 15 - Explosion andor tire involving veaaela tuel
(includes vapors) 16 - Pire veaael atructure 17 - Fire veasel equipment (only ~hen damage to veaeel
structure ia incidental minor or abeent) including crank Oampae explosions - beginning tiseampl year 1971
18 - Explosion boiler (whether or not tire results) 19 - Explosion preasure vesaela and oompreaaed gaa
cylinders 20 - Explosion andor tire - not otherviae claaaitied 21 - Groundings with damage 22 - Groundings no damage (cannot have monetary damage to
vesaal liated) 23 - Founderinga 24 - Capsizing with or without ampinking 25 - Plooding swamping ~ithout sinking 26 - Heavt weather damace and weather generally (beginning
fiscal year 1969 rarely used used tor Primary Cause ot caaualty)
27 - Cargo damaabullbull no damage to veaael 28 - Material failure veaael atructure 29 - Material failure machinery and associated engineering
eq_uipment30 - Material failure equipment (other) including oargo
gear propeller ahatt 31 - Caaualty not otherwise claaaipound1ed undetermined or
1nautpound1oiant intormation - earthquake Beginning fiscal year 1969 - enemy action vessel disabled due to fouled propeller
32 - Barge breakaway
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POSITION(S) 34-35 Primary Cause
Valid only tor fiscal years 1963 to 1969
01 - Personnel fault - State pilot 02 - Personnel fault - Pederal pilot 03 - Personnel fault - Foreign pilot 04 - Personnel fault - Licensed personnel 05 - Personnel fault - Certificated personnel 06 - Personnel fault - Unlicensed and unoertiticated
otticer or crew member middot 07 - Personnel fault - Unlicensed pleasure boampt operator 08 - Personnel fault - All others (longshoremen
watchmen repeirmen) 11 - calculated riskerror in judgement 12 - Storms and heavy weather generally 13 - Adverae weather ampnd aeamp conditions not amountinamp
to atollll8 or heavy weather (wind tide breakers) 14 - Unusual currents 15 - Sheer auction bank cushion 16 - Depth ot water leas than charted or otherwise erpected (no personnel fault) 17 - Restricted maneuvering room (no personnel fault) 18 - Charta and publications (erroneous information) 21 - Pailure ot eq_uipment due to normal vear 22 - Pailure ot equipment due to material taul t 23 - Pailure of eq_uipment due to design tault 24 - Pailure ot eq_uipment - careleeanesaimproper
handling31 - Unseaworthy (not auitable tor route or service) 32 - Unknown or ineutficient information - earthquake33 - Paul t on the part of other veaeel or other persona 34 - Improper or lack of maintenance 35 - Pleating debria submerged obJect 36 - Inautticient horsepower - inadequate ampeaiating tugs
Note In cases involving tvo or more vessels vhere one ia totally at tault or bampa a greater degree o taul t the primary cause on the veaael record tor the veaael having major fault should be marked or example Personnel (Stampte Pilot) Pamp~lt on Own VeaaelJ on the veeael~vhioh does not hampve amp major fault the record vould be marked as primary cause ~rault on the Put ot the Other Veaael tt tfhere major taul t eziata on the part ot both veaaela the primary eampuae on each veeael vould indicate ita own primary rault
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POSITION 34 POSITION 35
A P P State pilot B P P federal pilot C P P foreign pilot foreign master D P P Licensed personnel E P P Cartifioatad paraonnel P P P Unlio bullbull Unoer personnel G P P Unlicensed pleasure boat H P P All othera (longshoremen amp
harbor workers) I Caloulatad risk
When using codes (A - I) tor position 34 use those codes to the right tor position 35
A Rules ot the Road - (PY 1971) uae apecial rules ot road codes in poations 36-38 and poait1ou 39-41
B Structural failure - improper loading
C Lookout - improperfailure to poet
D Structural failure - excessive speed in heavy weather
G Misjudged ettacts - wind current bull speed
H Kavigation - reliance on floating aids to navigation
J NaViampamption - tailed to ascertain poaition
K Navigation - tailed to utilize all available navigation equipment
L Vessel sherredagreament reached
M Pailura to properly align tow N Lack ot looal knowledge P Inexperienced personnel Q Maneuvered wo proper
uaiatance R Carelessnessinattention
(uleep) S Ialproper corrective procedures T Poor aauanship - fouled
wheelshatt U Pailed - improperly determined
height o tide tailed to correct
V Inadequate control opound asst vessel
W Ialproper mooring towing (tripping)
X Improper aatety precautions - loading intlammable liquidfuelingrepairs
Y Iaproper aecuringrigging z Other not otherwise
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POSrlION 34 POSITION 35
J StoBs heavy weather JC Adverse veather
When using codes (J - K) or position 34 use those codes to the right for position 35
L Unusual currentamp
When using code (L) or position 34t uae t~oae oodea to the right or position 35
A B C D E P G H J K L M N P Q R T
A B C D E Z
Typhoon hurricane etc Gale orca winds Adverse veather - restricted via onl1 Small crat WVnillampB Winds small crat - gale oroe Large ewell - aa across bar Cargc shttt Anchor taUed to holdldripoundted Other Unexp--gu-at-y-v-in--d--d-o-ok--oiliamp--rWl---do-c-k-=-ingmiddot Towmooring part due to heavy weather Squalls - reduced visibilitJvind Anchor parted LT vessel aet down on pierlook Structural failure LT VESSEL SET DOW ON MOORED VESSpoundt Ice
lrratio Strong currentanarrow channel Agreement reachederose current set tov Strollamp surge Outdraftbacklaah rom damlook Other
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lYa 70 - 80 Campueefactor
POSITION 34 POSITION 35
M Sheer auction bank cushion
When using code (M) tor poeition 34 use those codes to the right tor position 35
N Depth leas than charted
When using code (N) tor poaition 34 use those oodee to the right for podtion 35
0 Reetrioted maneuvering room shyno personnel fault
When using code (0) tor position 34 use the code to the right or poaition 35
P Structural Pailure shyno peraonnel rampult
When using code (P) tor position 34 use those codes to the right or poeition 35 bull
A Marro~ channel B Navigating cloee to shore z Other
A Charta erroneous S Area shoalledsilted C Position of bazard doubtful D Publications erroneous H Other
A Not otherwise class1poundied
A Wasted plate and internalsor wood rotted B Yaatampd welda C fracture - plates and internalamp D Fracture - welds E Indent - Minor F Set in - Major G Buckling H Design J ixplosion andor ire - structural
failure aa the result or z Other
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py 70 - 80 Caueetactor
POSITION 34 POSITION 35
Q Equipment tailurenorJDSl wear R Equipment tailurematerial
fault S Equipment failuredesign T Equipment tailursP bull P ot
operating personnel (including improper operation lack or mintsrIampIlce)
When using codes (Q - T) tor position 34 use those codes to right tor position 35
A Main steam system B Auxiliary ateam system C Peed and oondensate system D Salt water system E Preah ~ter system (excluding
teed system) P Cargo oil system G Puel oil service ayatem H Puel oil transfer system J Lube oil system K Hydraulic systems t Pneumatic system M Retriaeration system N Ventilationmiddotayatem P Sanitampry system amphull drainage
system (incl bilge system) Q fire fighting equipment amp lite
sav~ equimpmsnt R Drilling equipment B Electrical (All equipment) T LPGLPG02 system (all compressed
aaaea except decompression chamber) U Decompression chamber PYs 71 - 80 V Crankcase explosion PYs 71 - 80 W Deck equipment - cargo (winches
booms etc) X Deck equipment - other (anchor
vindlaes chain mooring line) Y Pailure or -chinery supports z Other
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PYa 70 80 Causetaotor
POSITION 34
U Unaeaworthr X Improper maintenance
When usinS codes (U X) tor position 34 uae those oodea to the riampht tor poaition 35
V Unknown o thtr
When using code (V) tor position 34 use thoat codes to the right tor poaition 35
POSITION 35
A Pailure or wood hull platiDgmoderate aees
B Steel hull deteriorated C Pailure to blow tubee D Not suitable tor route z Other
A Parga breampkawy improper 110oring B Breakaway due to wake wash C Enemy action D Chemical spill E Vandalism middot P Blow-out G Engine room tire undetarlllined origin H Pire otherundetermined J Dook bollud tailure K Unknown L Drilline eq_uipment M Stability N Progressive fiooding P Vesaal oveilUil and sunk Q Vake damage troll other vessel R fire barge loaded S fire barge empty - not gu lee z Other
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Factors
Valid only for PYs 63 - 7l
The following codes were used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
900 - RS bull450 Action intended 990 - Coast Guard Asaiatance (FYs 70 - 80) 999 - No additional araampa of contributing factora
Hull and Associated Parta
011 - Plates ampnd framing (ateel hull vessels) 012 - Planks tramea fastenings (wood hull vessel) 013 - Bulkheads and decks 014 - Tanka (including cargo fuel water lube oil
double bottom tanks etc)middot 015 - Holda and hatches hatch beams hatch covers 016 - Superstructure 017 - Laddamprs ~ya stairs accommodation ladders 018 - Raila and guards 019 - Masts booms cargo gear (including winches) 020 - Struta stern tube rudder shoe 021 - Ventilators 022 - Watertight closures and assorted equipment 023 - Hull part not otherwise classified 024 - Quarters living spaces toilets etc 025 - Fishing gear
Naviption
026 - Lookout 027 - Congested areas docks piers - restricted
maneuvering 028 - Buoys aids to navigation 029 - Bxceaaive apeed 030 - Channels - restricted maneuvering 031 - Poor visibility 032 - Steering gear including steering engine
rudder auto pilot 033 - Radar 034 - Pathometer sounding machine lead line 035 - Engine order telegraph bell pulls pilot
house engine controls 036 - Navigation lights (improper use of) 037 - Whistle bell born aigcala (improper use) 038 - Navisation equipment - not otherwise classified 039 - Veather generally 040 - Currents and tides
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Area o Cauaal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 A4ditio~l Contributing Pampotors
Valid only tor PYe 63 - 71
The following were ueed tor positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Liteeaviflg
041 - Lite preservers buotant cushions lite rings 042 - Lifeboats and equipment 043 - Liteboat and lite rat launching apparatus 044 -Lite rapoundte lite tloata buoyant apparatus
and equipment 045 - Lifesaving equiplltlent not otherwiae olassiied
Pireighting
051 - Pixed lirelighting systems 052 - Portable tiretighting equipment 053 - Pire detecting syateme alums
Cc11aunioationa
PYa 70-71 060 - Rampdio telephone ailed to useimproper use 061 - Rampdio telegraph telephone auto alarm etc 062 - Visual eignals including searchlights blinker
lags
Miacellaneoua
PY 71 059 - Repleniahment a t see PYa 70-71 068 - Disabled require tow PYa 70-71 069 - Background lighting obscured aide to navition
070 - Yard repairs 071 - Overloading072 Impropel loading or atowage 013 - Insufficient ventilation 074 - Ground tackle including anchor windlass 075 - Towing equipment includihg towing engine 076 - Cargo077 - Miscellaneous deck department equipment - not
otherwise claaaitied 078 - Sunken wreck 079 - Tug assisting080 - Mooring equipment lines winches
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Ar~ ot Campuaampl Connection (Contributing Paotora)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing factors
Valid only for FYa 63 - 71
lh e tolloving codes were used tor poe i tiona 36 - 38 and poaitiona 39 - U
Main Propulsion Machinery
081 - Gaaoline engine and aooeeeoriea (except outboards) 082 - Outboard motors and accessories 083 - Diesel engine and aooeaeories 084 - Steam r60iprocating engines 085 - Steam turbine and turbo-electric 086 - snata and reduction gears 087 - Propeller 088 - Main propulsion bampchinery - not otherviee olaeeitied 089 - Failure ot equipment due to improper or lack ot
IDIintenanc e 091 - Atomic reactor
Boiler
101 - furnaces including tubes caatinga superheaters economizers etc
102 - Fuel oil ayatem - (FY 71) Boiler tuel oil ayatem only
103 - Feedwater syatema including condensers and evaporators 104 - Steam ayatems main and auxillary 105 - Boiler parte and aoceasoriee - not othervise
claeaitied 106 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack ot
maintenance FY 71 107 - Fuel oil system diesel
Machinery Miacellaneoua
111 - Pumps (cargo bilge bampllampat etc) but not ire pumps fuel lube oil or teedvater pumps
112 - Refrigeration ayatema including cargo and ships service
113 - Gasoline engines except main propulsion 114 - Diesel engines ezoept main propulsion 115 - Misoellaneoue machinery - not otherviae classified 116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack ot
aintenance 117 - Miace1laneoua engineering spaces 118 - Miacellaneoua engineering tools or equipment 119 - Bilge pumps
JPY 71 120 - Miscellaneous piping ayatema
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POSITION($) 36-38 Ar~ of Cauaal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Pampotora
Valid only for PYs 63 - 71
The following oodea were used for poaitione 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Electrical
121 - Generators (except main propulsion - see code 085) 122 - Viring 123 - Lights 124 - Controls switches circuit breakers fuses etc 125 - Motors (except main propulsion) 126 - tlectrical equipment - not otherwise olaaaified 127 - Failure or equipment due to improper or lack or
maintenance
Galley and Stewards Depamprtment
131 - Stova rangaa and aaaociated equipment 132 - Galley and steward department parts and ampquipment shy
not otherwise classified PY 71 133 - Butane alleyheating stove PYs 70-71 1~0 - Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
bull
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PYa 71 - 80
Rules opound Road Violations
You can put up to three (3) letter codes in these three (3) positions 1pound leas than three (3) follow with dashes (--)
POSITION (S) 36-38
A Rule 2 Improper lightss Rule 3 Lighti for towing c Rule 4 Not under command lightaapecial operations
(or pilot rulea-apecial operations) Rule 5-10 Lights towed vesselsmall vesselpilot vessel
fishing vessel - stern lightD Rule ll Anchor lightsE Rule 15 Pog sigJlamplaP Rule 16 Speed in togaignal forward of beam
Substantial action
G Rule 17 Sail veaeela H Rule 18i Meeting situations I Rule 18ii1 Danger a1pal J Rule 18v Bend signal K Rule 18viii Overtaking L Rule 19 Crossing situation M Rule 20 Sail vessel right or wayexcept in narrow channel N Rule 21 Privileged vessel maintain course amp signal P Rule 22 Burdened vessel avo1~ crossing ahead Q Rule 23 Burdened vessel keep clear R Rule 24 Overtaking vassal keep clear S Rule 25 Keep to starboard aide opound chanDel T Rule 26 Right opound way ot fishing vaaaela U Rule 27 General prudential rule V Rule 28 Course signals internationalbacking inland fl Rule 29 Rule or good seamanship (lookout) z Rule Failure to render aeaiatance
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Rules of Road Violamptions
You can put up to three (3) letter codes in these three (3) positions 1pound leas tbampn three (3) follov with dashes (--)
POSITION(S) 39-41
A Excess speed a Insufficient pover c Wrong aide ot channel D Pailura to sound signals pound Meeting situation turned lett P Crossing situation burdened tailed to give vay G failed to atop or back H Elaei 1e asaneuver too little too late I Overtaking vessel ailed to keep oleer J Overtaken vessel tailed to maintain course ampa peed K Vind sea or current faotore L Agreement raaohed vessel sheered M bull Improperno lookout N Radio telephoneP RS 4450 action intended R Improper lightsshapes) T Person in charge intoxicated
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Araa ot ~ueal Connection
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Factors
PYe 72 - 80
These codes vera used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
900 - RS 4450 Action intended 990 - Coast Guard assistance (FYa 70 - 80) 991 - Violation ot Lav 999 - No additional areas ot contributing poundactors
Deecriptive Codes
026 - Lookout 027 - Congested areas docks piers - restricted maneuvering 028 - Buoys aids to navigation 029 - Excessive speed 030 - Channels - restricted maneuvering031 - Poor visibility 039 - Weather generally 040 - Currents and tides
Miscellaneous
048 - Failure to secure (or improper) 059 - Replenishment at sea 068 - Disabled require tow 069 - Background lighting obscured ampids to navigation 070 - Yard repaire includes gaa tree (FYa 73 - 80) 071 - Overloading bull 072 - Improper loading or atowage 073 - Insufficient ventilation 076 - Cargo078 - Sunken wreck 079 - Tug assisting
Machinery Miecellaneous
116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack opound mampintenance
Gamplley and Stewards DepUtment
140 - Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
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Arampas ot Causal Connection Additio~l Contributing Factors
The folloving contributing factor codes vere added in fiscal year 1972 These codes provided a greater degree or flexibility and apeoiticity in denoting cauaal connections areas ot damage 8Zld contributing causes to casualty
POSITIONS) 36-38 and 39-41
Hull 400-419
400 Hull - general 401 Hull - external-fvd 13 - bottom 402 Hull - external-midsection bottom 403 Hull - external-aft l3 - bottom 404 Hull - external-tvd l3 - aideahell 405 Hull - external-midshipsect1on-s1deahell 406 Hull - exte~nal-att l3 - aideshell 407 Hull - internale-fvd 13 408 Hull - internals-midsection 409 Hull - internals-aft l3410 External plating-superstructure 411 Internal framing-superstructure 412 Weather decks - main 413 Weather decks - superstructure 414 Decks - internal including tank top US Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
Yd 13 416 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
midsection 417 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
att 13 418 Bulkheads - above main deck 419 Bulkheads - longitudinal
Hull Damampge 920-929
920 Wasted - plate and internals 921 Wasted - veldrivet 922 Fractured - plate and internals 923 Fractured - weldrivet 924 Indented - minor 925 Set in - major 926 Buckled 927 Holed 928 Fractured - other 929 roken up (ie on rocks etc
Work Spaces 426-444
426 Work spaces - generalother 427 tork spaces - engine 428 Work spaces bull engine shops
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
429 Work spaces - engine store roome 430 Work spaces - engine paint locker 431 Work spaces - miac eng spaces (shaft
alley vent rooms) 432 Work spaces - bridge ampaav spacee 433 Work spaces - deck shops 434 Work spaces - deck storerooms 435 Work spaces - paint locker 436 Work spaces - cargo holds 437 Work spaces - cargo holds Tveen deck 438 Work spaces - cargo holds lo~er 439 Work spaces - galley 440 Work spaces - galley ato~ea
(includes ete~arda) 441 Work spaces - main deck cargo vinch
area 442 Work spaces - main deck cargo hold
area 443 Work spaces - reefer holds 444 Work spaces - fish hold
Living Spaces 446-450
446 Living spaces - crev 447 Living spaces - crev toiletsho~er 448 Living spaces - passenger 449 Living spaces - passenger toiletshower 450 Living spaces - passenger (other)
Built-in Tanka 451-466
451 Tanks - ballut(beginning PY 73) 452 Tanka - atterpeaklateru rake 453 Tanks - cargo oil 454 Tanka - cctrerdamadoubleakin 455 Tanka - deep 456 Tanka - distilled water 457 Tanka - double bottom 458 anka - drainvells 459 lanks - torepeaklbownke 460 Tanka - tuel oil day tank 461 lampnks - fuel oil settlera 462 Tanka - potable water 463 Tanka - sewage 464 Tanks - sump 465 Tanka - voids 466 Tanks - other
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POBITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Hull amp Hull Fittinamps amp Outfittings 467 - 484
467 Cargo battens and cleats 468 Cargo oontampiner cells 469 Cargo contLiner stowage fittings 470 Equipment stowage 471 Pire stltion boxea 472 Grain handling ampnd stowage fittings 473 Hamptoh tent arrangements 474 Lashing fittingscargo tie down 475 Mooring fittings generampl 476 Mooring bitts and foundations 477 Mooring pawls and chain stoppers 478 Protective devices 479 Safety rails ampnd fittings 480 Securing devices 461 Skylights 482 Windows - port holesdead lights 483 Wire reels 484 Other
Deck Covering 485-493
485 Living spaces 486 Galley spaces 487 Deck treads and nonskid 488 Ladder treads 489 Portable gratings 490 Toiletshower spaces 491 Wood decking 492 Working spaces 493 Other
Access 494-515
494 Accommodation ladders 495 Doors - general 496 Doors - cargo 497 Doors - exterior 498 Doors - interior 499 Doors - reefer 500 Doors - watertight SOl Ploor plates ampnd supports 502 Gratings and supports 503 Laddera inclined - external 504 Ladders portable inclined - external 505 rddera vertical inclined - external 506 Ladders inclined - internal 507 Laddera portable inclined - internal 508 Ladders vertical inclined - internal 509 Manholes 510 Scuttles 511 Ship B gampngWa)
POSITION($) 36-38 and 39-41
512 Sideports 513 Stages 514 Working platforms 515 Other
Deck amp Carso 516-589
Mampats Booms amp Rigging 516-531
516 General 517 locka 518 Booms - general ampmisc small 519 Heavy lit booms 520 Car carriers 521 F6nders 522 Lanyarda 523 Mampata and kingposts 524 Nets 525 Rigging - general526 Slings 527 Spreaders 528 Fishing gear ~ general 529 Nets 530 Booms masts etc 531 Boom cradle
Winches 535-555 bull 535 Boat winches 536 Cargo winches 537 Fishing winches 538 Hand winches 539 Towing winches 5U Other 542 Anchorveesel anchored 543 Anchor chain-including riding
pawldevils olav 544 Anchor windlass - general 545 Automatic mooring winches 546 General-control-teaturea 547 Capstans - generampl 548 Mooring winches - general 549 Mooring lines-generalunknown
vessel moored 550 - Natural tiber 551 - Wire rope 552 - Srnthetic rope 553 - Towing cable 554 - Misc towing equip 555 - Other
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POSTIONS) 36-38 and 39--1
Cranes 556-558
556 Gentry eranes - general 557 Revolving cranes - general 558 Other
Hatch Covers 559-563
559 Hatch beams and boards 560 Pontoons and beams middot 561 Mechanical hatch covers-general 562 Mechanical hatch covers-electric
hydraulic drive general 563 Mechanical hatch covers electroshy
mechanical drive general (chain etc )
Elevators Conveyors and Dumbwaiters s6s - 571
565 Conveyors - cargo general 566 Dumbwaiters 567 Elevators - cargo - general 568 Elevators - personnel569 Engineers platform hoist 570 Pork lifts 571 Other
Steering Gear 572-588
572 Bov thruster - general 573 Steering gear - general 574 Cross head and erose head drive 575 Pollov-up mechanism (linkages) 576 Hydraulic system 577 Lubrication 578 Pumps 579 Rams cylinders 580 Steering stands amp trick vheela 581 Rudder - general 582 Carrier bamparing 583 Horn 584 Pintle and gudgeon 585 Stock bearing 586 Stock packing gland 587 Planking ~udder
588 Other
Stabilizers 589
589 Stabilizers - general
Galley and lAundry 590 - 600
590 Galley equipment - generalother 591 Laundry equipment - generalother
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
592 Dish washers 593 Steam galley equipment - general 594 Garbage disposals ampchutes 595 Miscellaneous mechanical equipment 596 Ovens 597 Pressing and ironing equipment 598 Range$ 599 Refrigerators 600 Washing maohinea and dryers
Cargo Hold Dehumidiie~s 601
601 Cargo hold dehumidiioation-generampl (cargo air)
Heating Ventilation amp Air Conditioning b02-bl2
602 Air conditioning - general 603 Ventilation - general 604 Covla 605 Dampera 606 Ducts and supports 607 Goosenecks 608 Heaters - electric 609 Steam or hot water 610 Gaaolineoil 611 Gas (butane etc) 612 Other
Main ProyenSla1on 613-7 8
Diesel Engines 613-635
613 Main propulsion diesel engine 614 Main propulsion diesel governing system 615 Main propulsion diesel reduction 618 Fmerg dieaal generator engiae - general 619 Elmerg diesel generator eiigiDe - engine
(excluding accessories) gov~ system
620 Elmerg diesel gen eng - inat~umentation 621 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral diesel
oil B1Btera 622 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral freah
vater cooling ayatem 623 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral lube
oil system
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POSITION($) 36-38 alld 39-41
624 Emerg dieeel gen engine - integral starting mechanism
625 Ships aervioe diesel gen engine shygeneral
626 Ships service diesel sen engineshyengine excluding aeeeaaoriee) governinamp 171 tem
627 Ships service diesel generator 628 Ships aervice diesel generator
engine - integral diesel oil system 629 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral fresh water cooling system 630 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral lube oil system 631 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral starting mechanism 632 Lifeboat diesel enginea 633 Small boat gaaoline engine shy
(inboard)634 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(outboard) 635 Otherdiesel cargo pumps on Tank barge 636 Main propulsion turbines - general
(hignlov pressure) 637 Governing system 638 Integral gland seal regulating 639 Integral lubrication ayatem 640 Jacking gear 641 Maneuvering valves 642 Main propulsion gears - (reduction
gears) 643 Integral lubrication ayatem 644 Other
Shafting end Bearings 645 - 652
6i5 Bearings - general646 Shafting - general 6-7 Line 68 Tail 649 earing - thrust 650 Stern tube assembly - oil lubrication 651 Stave typeatutpound1ng boz 652 Other
Pl-olllers 653 - 657
653 hopellara - solid 65-4 Built-up 655 Controllable pitch propellers-general 656 Control ecbaniem 657 Othernot apecitied
Turbinea 658 - 665
658 Emergency generator gas turbines 659 Main propulaion gas turbines
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-middot1
660 Ships service generator ~a 665 Other
Vacuum EqUipment 666-671
666 Au111ary air ejectors ampcondensers 667 Auxiliary condensers 668 Ezhampust condenser 669 Main air ejectors amp condensers 670 Main condenser 671 Other
Pump (poundor both deck and engine room) 672 - 677
672 Centrifugal pumps - gerteral 673 Hand pumps 674 Hy-draulic motore - genePel 675 Hy-draulic puml)a - gerteral676 Reciprooa ting pumpa - prteral 677 Rotary pumps - general
PipY Pittinga amp Vallea poundor both deck and engine room) 6amp1-695
681 Pleible Tubing682 Gauge Linea 683 Hose (other than poundire) 664 Pipe pounditt~ 665 Pipirtg686 Sea cheats ampoverboard discharge
oonneotiona bull 687 Sea strainers (in piping) 688 See valves 689 System fittings (strainers tilterst
traps etc ) drains 690 Tubing 691 Valves - general 692 Regulating 693 Reliet 694 Check balance 695 Other
Compressors 696 - 698
696 Air compreaaors - general 697 Refrigeration compressors - general 698 Other
AU1liarz Sta tam furbiDe a amp Gears 99 - 707
699 Pump turbines - general 700 Goverrting aratem 701 Integral lubrication 111tem
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POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
702 Ships service generator turbines shygeneral
703 Ships service generator turbines shygoverning eyetem
704 Ships service generator turbineamp shyintegral gland aeal regulating a19tem
705 Ship a se~vioe generator turbines shyintegral lubricating system
706 Ships service generator turbines shyreduction gear assembly
707 Other
Boilers 708 - 130
708 Air heaters 709 Boiler casings 710 Boiler drums and internals 711 Boiler tubes 712 Boiler valves 713 Boiler water level indicators 714 Boiler water testing 715 Brickwork and refractoryfirebox 716 Burner lame scanning system 717 Burner ignition system 718 Combustion control 719 Desuperheatera 720 Draft gauges 721 Fuel oil burners ampair register 722 Feed water regulators 723 Economizer 72~ Sampety valves 725 Smoke indicators 726 Soot blowers 727 Superheaters 728 Superheater temperature regulators 729 Uptakes and inner stack 730 See 744
Blowers and Pane 732 - 734
732 Forced draft blowers - generalor turbo air intake on diesel
733 Ventilation tans - general 734 Other
Unfired Pressure Vampaaell and Non-built-tanka 735 - 741
735 Air receivers 736 Drain tanks 737 Expansion tLnke 738 Gravity tanks 139 Hydraulic accumulators 740 Mirlng tanka 741 Other
POSITION(S 36-38 and 39-41
Coolers Condensers 742 - 753
742 Coolers - general 743 Diesel oil purifier heater 744 Peed water beater amp vent condenser - gen 745 Lubrication oil purifier heater 746 Main propulsion lubrication oil coolers 747 Reefer compartment air eoolera 748 Reefer compartment pipe coila 749 Reefer condensers 750 Reefer liquid auction heat exchangers 751 Reefer secondary rerig eoolers 752 Cargo and fuel oil heating coils 753 Other
Purifiers 754
754 Puriiere
Evaporators 755 - 758
755 Contaminated steam generators 756 High preeaure evapora tore 757 Lev pressure evaporatoramp 758 Other
Electrical 759 - 780
759 Main motor 760 Main motor air cooler 761 Main generator 762 Main generator air cooler
Electric Generatora 763 - 765
763 Emergency cenerator - general 764 Ships service generators - general 765 Other
Electric Power Distribution 766 - 776
766 Batteries 767 Battery charcera 768 Distribution panels (other than
switchboard panels 769 Emergency generator switchboard 770 Lighting panels 771 Power panels 772 Ships service generator switchboard 773 Teet panel 774 Tranaormers 775 Wiring 776 Other
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POSTION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Motors and Controllers 777 - 780
777 Electric motors 778 Electric motors 779 Electric motor
maohinery) 780 Electric motor
machinery)
(non-deck machinery) (deck machinery)
controllers (non-deck
controllers (deck
Interior Communications 781 - 794
781 Telephone system 782 Call bell system
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Lighting 817 - 821
817 Lighting - crev areee (includes eiring) 818 Lighting - navi~tion 819 Portable lighting 820 Searohlights 821 Othercargo holds
Miaoellampneous Workshop Equipment 822 - a3a
822 Burning equipment 823 Drill presses
783 Cargo oil temperature recording system 824 Engine test stand 7811 Engine order telegraph 785 Engineers signal and alarm system 786 General alarm system 787 Individual system alarm systems
(excluding specific equipment alarms) 788 Propeller shaft revolution
indicator system 789 Repoundrigeration temperature
recording system 790 Rudder angle indicator system 791 Salinity indioator system - teed
condensate 792 Sound povered telephone system 793 Wheelhouse alarm system 794 Other
Exterior Communications 795 - 801
795 Auto alarm 796 Lifeboat portable radio equipment 797 Radio telegraph equipment 798 Radio telegraph equipment 799 Radio teletype Equipment BOO Bridgebridge radio 801 Otherharbor advisory radar
Navigation Equipment 802 - 816
802 Course recorder 803 DECCA navigator 804 Echo depth sounder 805 Electric steering - gyro pilot system 806 Pog gong 807 Gyro compass system 808 Loran 809 Hampgnetic copaaa 810 Radar - general 811 Radar - collision avoidance 812 Radio direction finder 813 Ship B bell 81JI Signal lights 815 Whistle siren 816 Other (charts poundailed to use etc)
825 Grinders 826 Hand tools 827 Hydraulic jacks 828 Lathes 829 Lifting gear - including chain
all and come-along 830 Milling machines 831 Paint aprampying outfit 832 Power drive portampble tools 833 Sav - motor drivenmiddot 83Jt Shapers 835 Welding equipment 836 Work bench 837 Vises 838 Other
Inatrumenta (not covered in other main components) B39 - B45
839 Clinometers 840 Main gauge board 841 Portampble instruments 842 System indicating instruments 843 Srstem recording instruments 844 Teat instrumentation 845 Other
Automamption (not covered in other main components) 846 - 852
846 Bell recorderamp 847 Bridge console 848 Condition recorders temperature
pressure etc 81f9 Engineroom console 850 Inormation recorders 851 Throttle control equipment 852 Other
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POSITON(S) 36-38 Area of Cauaal Connection (Contributing Paotore)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Paotora
The following cOdes were used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Firefiibting 853 - 864
653 Fixed systems - fire maine and hose 854 C02 855 Steam 656 Sprinkler 857 Other 858 Semi-portable - C02 859 Portable - C02 860 Other 861 Fire ~etecting systems and alarms 862 Emergency equipment - (breathing apparatus ax et~) 864 Other
Lifesaving 865 - 874
665 Life preserver - approved866 Lite preserver - diaapproved 667 Buoyant oushion lite ring 868 Lifeboat 869 Equipment 870 Davits (launching apparatus) 871 Lite raft - inflatable 872 Launching apparatus 873 Other (bouyant apparatus and lite floats) 874 Lite aaving equipment not otherwise claaaitied
Miscellaneous 875 - 878
875 Main propulsion reciprocating 876 Main bearings 877 PistonampJ rod etc 878 Jacking gear
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POSITION(S) 42 ~eather at Time of Casualty
1 - Clear 2 - Partly Cloudy 3 - Overcaa t 4 - Pog 5 - Rain 6 - Snow 7 - Other (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSITION(S) 43 Visibility at Time of Campaualty
1 - Leas than 14 mile 2 - l4 to leas than 12 mile 3 - 12 to lees than 1 mile 4 - 1 mile to leas than 2 miles 5 - 2 miles and over (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSTION(S) 44 Wind at Time of Casualty
1 - Calm 2 - 1-3 knots 3 - 4-10 knots 4 - 11-16 knots 5 - 17-27 knots 6 - 28-40 knots 1 - U-55 knots 8 - 56-65 knots 9 - greater than 65 knots (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSITION(S) 45-47 Air Temperature at Time of Campaualty - Fahrenheit (FYa g3 - 6a5
POSITION(s) 45-47 Specific Location o Caaualty (PYa 69 - 80)
POSITION(S) 45 Great Lakes (FYa 69 - 80)
T - Lake Huron Straits o Hackinampo and St Marys River
U - Lake Ontario and Lower N~ River St Lawrence River Lake Champlain and New York State Barge Canal System
V - Lake Michigan
W - Lake Superior
I - Lake Erie including Niagara River Detroit River Lake St Clair and St Clair River
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POSITION(S) 46middot47 Use nearest degree of latitude and longitude respectively
Location Codes tor the High Seas (FYs 69 bull 80)
Pind the loeamption ot the casualty on the attached chart (titled Open Ooeen Coding Chart) by utilitzing the latitude ampnd longitude Enter alpha ohampracter located in large blocked area in Poeition 45 Enter tile nWDber loeampted in upper left hand corner of the small squares vithin cb blocked area in positiona Jt6 and 47
Coastal iiampters (FYa 69 - 70)
Use first three digits of the five digit index on the folloving page I the first digit is e one then subaitute ampn S in ita place
Coastal ~aters (FYa 71 - 75)
Use the first three digits of the five digit index on the folloving page
PYs 76 bull 80 to oode an area in the Coastal U S first refer to pages 36-39 aM loeate the geographical point where the casualty occurred or the point closest to the location o the caaualty If a eampeuamplty occurred on the high a eea and a coaa tal poaition is used as a reference point then indioate that reference point or point or the list closest to it When the geographloal point has been determined use the second thru forth nWIIbera of the listinamp and place them in positions 45-47 The folloving example vill illustrate the above 111ethodt
A casualty occurs near Myrtle Beach South Carolina Using a map or chart it is determined thampt Myrtle Beach is located nearest to Georgetown Lisbt whoee second thru forth digits are 201 This number is placed in positions 45-47
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lliO lhllll DiUinpj~Jm 59 02N 168 liD wC~pe Ba~~olome Lt 55 14 N 133 37 w 1i500 NUNIY All fiiiAND170 bullbulln111a 56 28 N 131 23 w 510 -Clape Mohiean LL flO 13 N 1117 27W110 Pderobltrr 56 4amp N 132 ll7 w 1120 -NculllartJor 1110 Cape kleclslon Lt 56 110 N 134 08 w 60 12 N lllii511W111000 St Lllrurmu 1 ~GGgt1gc 63 41 N18200 Cape Ommaney Lt 56 10 N lM 40 W 170 24 w 210 lllO Point Romanor LL fo3 12 N 161110 wSftk4 57 03 N 135 mw 820 St MicAGtl 161 02W220 Cape Edgecumbe LtbullmiddotlgtrJ 57 00 N 131151 w fo3 211 N llO Klokaehef I LL r~l 57 24 N 1311 54 w EIO U~laquo~laklutbull 63 62N 160 46 w 240 640 Cape Darby Lt 64 20N 162 47WLlslanslll Strait Enuance Lt S1 51 N 136 26 w 2liO J111ltllamplc 58 18 N 134 25 w 1M 24W650 SolGmu bull-middotbullw- _ middot-~-- _ 64 33N 260 6liO Nomt~ M ON 165 25 wSJiGtflliGf 59 27 N 1311 20 w 670 3ledae 1 Lt279 Cape Spencer LL M 12 N 136 38 w 64 30N lllllll w
fi80 Cape ROdney Lt 64 40N 1118 24 w2liO Ocean Cfpe Lt Sll 32 N 131111 w (liD200 Point Spel(lf Jt II~ UN 10160WYakutat 59 33 N 139 tt w18300 Cape St Elias Lt 59 48 N 144 36 w M liN IIIII lOW 1871)0 QriJlltkl Hflrllor
310 Cape Blnchinbrook Lt 60 14 N 146 311W 3ln Cqrd 60 33 N 145 46 w330 Vbullldtz 61 01 N 146 15 w 340 JJAilaquoitr 60 50 N H8 40 V 3liO Point Elrington Lt bull 69 56 N 148 15 w 300
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380 Pilot Rock Lt -~11 44 N H1128W 31l0 Seal Rooks Lt fill 31 N UQ 38W
18400 JIut Ch11peh 1 LL 51106 N IM 26 W 410 Ped 1 Lt Samp 07 N 161 36 w 4ll0 East Amatull I LL ll8 55 N 151 57 w 430 FlaliLL 5920N 152 00 w 440 ampIILraquogt11 50 26 N 161 K W
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Lolli No Pilot 1M Loq Place Lat
iJ II~ HAWAIUJf ISUWDS
20000 8AWJIU MOIOitAI-Continued
010 -KauhGia PoiDL Ltbullbullbullbull 20 UN llili 41JW 20il3CI -Makanalua Penlnaula MoshyOll -Kbullildkm undillll-----middot----- 20 08N 1515 M W loklli Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 l3N U668W 000 -Lau Point Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 2000N JliliUW 20600 OAHU00) t Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull Ill amp1 N Ui501W 610 -Makapuu Point Lt tlltN 157 311 w 0$0 Ltbullbullbullbullbull Ill 41 N IMOSW 8211 -Diamond Bead Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull ZllampN U740W060 111 tfN lllSOfW 631) -Hnolrdwbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 UN 167 112V 070 Ill 31 N t54411W 1140 -Pearl Barbaebullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 22N 157 MW080 19 5SN 1515 41 w 6liO -Barbers Polite Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 18N 1M 011 W=Kbull w fi~~E~~~-======OliO -Kauna Point Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 19 OZN IIJill3 W 600 -Kauna Point LLbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 31N 1M l7W
20100 Ill 211 N 1115 HW 170 -Kaneobe Bay Prramld Roell no = ~rT 11138N 156 00 w Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 11746W21211N120 -Kenllllle Point Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 11144N IHOfW 130 moo Kwu1115 GO W 140 =~-= 20UN
20 02N lAMW 710 -Kilauea Point U bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 22lN UII24W
-KIIhala Point Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 1511 JSW no -Kaullrl Bead Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 20 t6N 1513$ w
20200 MUI 720 2200N 730 -NautUiutili ampJbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 67N 1511 21 w
220 20 45N lliliMIW 740 -MIIIIabuena Point Lt bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 62N 1511 27 w -IIRM ~-middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot 11 MN 1511 31 w-Pwt AUIlbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull
240 211MN 156 28 w 230 -Pauwelf oint LLbullbullbullbullbullbull 211 57N 156 20W l7GOeo -Hanapepe Bar Puolo Point
-KbullbullMhl bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 MN UII36WLtbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull230 -Nakalekl Point Ltbullbullbullmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot 21 OZN 156 36 w 770 -Kokokl Point Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 81 N 1511 t8 w
210 2D 52N 156 40W 20800 2110 -Bawea Point Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 OON 1110 40 w
Lebua I Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull bullbullbullbullbullbullbull 22 01 N 160 011 w-Lilklllbull--middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot----middotmiddotmiddotmiddotshy 280 Mcar Banamanloa LLbullbullbullbullbull 21131N 1M 25W 810 Nil-au 1 N-IXIGmiddotmiddot bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 UN 160 uw 20300 olo lnll Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 2D 38N 1M311W 820 Nlboa bullbullbullbull 230tN 161 51V
310 KallOOianl 8outbwat Poillt 830 Necker 1 bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 233$N 104 fiW Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 211 30N 840 French Frijlato Shoals But Ibullbull 23 47N 1611 13 w156 toW
20400 LAKAI 850 Gardner Pmnadesbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 25llON lli8 011 w 410 -CapeK~ Ltbullbull_ bullbullbullbullbullbullbull 20 44N Uill8W 850 17lttW 410 -KeKliiCicpn Hllrller--------middot- 2D 47N 157ll0 w 8111 l~~h 26
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510 -Luu Point Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 2t OIN 117 18 w 110 -8and 1 Aero Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull Ill liN 177 23 w 177 M w520 -x_ 2l 06N 167 112 w -WHu6tr NW_lbullbullbullbullbull BIINi _
18 05 N rrt lil w221110 lila Mona Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull - 18 22N 17 11 V120 Punta 1iampuero Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull ti30 Punta Borlnquen Ltbullbullbullbullbullbull 18 30N 117 01 w 040 ampn1 Junbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull IS 28N 6607V 1150 Cabo San Juan Lt bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 18 23 N IS 37 V IIIlO Isla Cabeza d~ htro Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 18 lliN M 3~V 870 Eltu11111fa Hotlllobullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 18 ttN 1153aW uo Punta Tuna Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 17 IIIN 8563W 1110 Punta FIKQlU Putorto Arroyo
Lt 17 ampTN 6603V 22700 lila Cau de M- Ltbullbullbullbullbullbull lIMN 66 31 w
110 Prmubullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 17511N 6637V 720 OHnicobullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 17 18 N 116115W
l1MN 117 Jl w730 Campbo Bolo Ltbullbullbullbullbull middot-middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotbullbullbullbullbull 740 JIIRbull 11 liN rrtllIV
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Western Rivers Gulf and Gulf Interooaatal Waterway (PYa 69 - 75)
POSITION(S) 45
A - Lover Kiesieeippi River from head of peasea to Ohio River (AHP) APS - Preeport Sulfur Campnal AGO - Gulf Outlet ASW - SW Pass ASP - South Pass AAL - Pase Loutre
B - Upper Miaaiaeippi River - from mouth of the Ohio River to Minneapolis including the St Croix River LAke St Croix and Minnesota River
C bull Illinois Vatervay - mouth to Chieampgo
D - Alleghany River - from Pt Pittsburg to Oil City Pennsylvania
E - Honogahela River - from Pt Pittsburg to source
p - Missouri River - from junction ~ith Hiseieaippi River to head of navigation
G - Kanawaha River - from junction vith Ohio River to heampd of navigation
H - Kentucky River - from junction vith Ohio River to ht~ad of Dampviption
J - Cumberland River - from junction vith Ohio River to head of navigation
K - Tennessee River - from junction vith Ohio River to Knoxville Tennessee
L - Arkansas River - from junction vith Hissiseippi River to head of navigation
H - Gulf Intercoastal Vaterway (vest) - from Harvey Locks vest to Brownsville Texas
HP - Horgan City Port Allen Route HA - Atchatalara River HB - Barataria Itatervay ML - Bayou LAFourche HH - kouma Navigational Canal MC - Calcaaieu River MV - Vermillion River MBS - Bayou Sorrel MQB - Brazos River MHO - Harvey Locka Algiers Canal M28 - Vest Port Arthur Bridge H09 - Horgan City Bridge MAB - Bervick Bar ridge HTG - Tennessee Gamps Pipeline Canal
H - Gulf Intercoastal Waterva) (eaat) - from Nev Orleane to terminus
P - Ohio River - from Pt Pittsburg to source
Q - Other Rivera
QG - Green River HSC Houston Ship Channel
POSITION(S) 46-47 Designate river mile to nearest ten miles eg mile 3ll6 35
Some case were coded using the charaotera lie ted for subsets ot wa tertMy areea rather than the river mile poata
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POSITON(S) 4B Sea Conditions at time opound Cauualtr
1 - Calm 2 - Seaavell 5-15 poundeet 3 - Seaavell 16-20 teet 4 - Seampavell 21-40 teet
or slight chop o~ moderate chop-rough or heampvy chopvery rough
5 - Seaavell over 40 teet 6 - Ice (-) Unknown or inautficient information
POSITION(S) 49-50 s Temperature at Time of Casualty (PYa 63 - 68)
- ~enheit
POSITION(S) 49-50 Specific Type ot Vessel (PYs 69 - 80)
These positions allov tor further specifying the vessel type coded in positions 13-14
01 Artificial Island
01 Mobile drilling rig submersible 02 Mobile drilling rig semi-submersible 03 Mobile drilling ~ig jaok-up 04 Work over rig jaok-up 05 Work over rig other 99 Fixed plattormaztificial island
02 Freis t ship
Position lt9
P Liberty ship (conversion) Q Victory ship R C-1 A S C-1 B T C-2 U C-3 V C-4 W C-5 X C-6 Y C-7amp8 Z T-2 (dry)
Position 50
Q General A Bulk carrier S Container ship (or deck) T Railroad carrier l~ghters U Selpound-unloampder V Combe freight carecontainers W LIGLPG X ROROY Molten sultur Z Ammoniahazardous material chemical
9 Other (inter-island treight small)
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POSITION(S) ~9-50 Specific ype opound Vassel (oonttnued)
03 Freight Barge end 28 Freigpt amprge Hazardoua Mampter1ampla
06 Dr7 eamprgo unspecified 79 Ocean bulk ( petro phoaphampte etc )07 Open hopper 80 Ooaan other (lumber dock) 08 Covered hopper 81 lAah barge 09 Deck loading 99 Other or unknown (dWilp acov) 10 Railroad or container 11 Dr7 cargo other 12 Shellsandrock barge
0 Commercial Vessels - Freight or Pueengers
13 011 industry supply vessel (except orev boats) 70 Fishing aupplytrertaport 98 Diving barge 99 Otherunkrtovn NOC (eg workboat amp misc)
05 Conatruction amp Wrecking Vessels
14 Derrick berge 15 Pile driver 16 Pipe layingjetting 17 Drilling barge 18 Drilling ship salt-propelled 19 Drilling tender rig tender 99 Construction vessel other (dredge tender power barge barge tender)
06 - 07 Dredge
06 Dredge salt-propelled 07 Dredge non-self-propelled
08 Fishing Vessel
Poaition 49 Position 50
A - Haul seines A - Shrimp B - Purse seines amp lampar nete B - Ground poundiah (flounder haddock perch C - Bag netscoop nets cod) D - Beam travla c - Salmon E - Other trawls (trawls amp D - Tuna
shrimp trawla) dragger E - OJater P - Pots amp trapa p - Crab king G - Gill nets G - Crab other K - Hook amp bait including trollers H -Menhaden J - Longline J - Lobster K - h-edge Ilt - Clam L - Tongraketork L - Scallop K - Canner7 vessel or tender M - Halibut 9 - Other not otherwise classified N - Snappergrouper (-) Unlmow 9 - Other
(-) Unknown
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Specific Type opound Vessel (continued)
09 TugboatsTowboats
20 - Harbor tug (vessel assistance) 21 - Marborintracoaatal towing 22 - Ooeanotfahore towing 23 - Riverinland towing (pushing) 24 - Riverinland towing (towing astern) 25 - Switcher 67 - Tail boat (tow assistance) 68 - Head boat (tow aeaistampnoe) 70 - Integrated tug barge 99 - Other unknown not otherwise classified
10 Paaaanger Vessel Over 65 100 GT and Over
11 Passenger Vessel Over 65 Under 100 GT
12 Passenger Vessel Under 65
27 - crewboat 28 - Charter fishing 29 - Water taxi 60 - Excursion vesselsight seeing 99 - OtherNOC (eg hydrofoil)
13 Perr1es Over 65 100 GT and Over
14 Parries Over 65 Under 100 GT
15 Perries Under 65
90 - Auto 91 - Railroad cars 92 - Passenger 93 - Passengerauto
16 Passenger Barge (Incl Cable Perry Barges amp Piahing Barge)
17 TltUlk Vessel
30 - T-2 31 - EX t-2 (eg jumbo-ized) 32 - T-1 33 - T-3 34 - T-5 97 - Dampngeroua cargo (tetra ethyl lead methyl lead aqua ammonia) 99 - Other NOC (inland or amall coaa tal)
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Spec1pound1o ype ot Vessel (continued)
18 or 29 Tank Barges
35 bull Liquid cargo barge unapecitied36 - Single skinned liquid barge 37 - Double skinned liquid barge (including olean petrochemicals eg
aromatics trichloride) 38 - Cylinder tank open hopper and void 39 - Cylinder tank decked over 40 - Other liquid barge (eg brine drilling mud etc) 41 - LPGLIG (butane open hopperpropylene) 42 - Chlorine 43 - Sulfur liquid 44 - Ammonia preeeure tLnk 45 - Ammonia low temper~ture 46 - tow temperature other 47 - Acid aulturic 48 - Acid other 49 - Caustic unspecified 50 - Caustic soda liquid51 - Caustic aodamp high temperature52 - High temperature other 69 - Styrene adiponitrile acrylonitrile pampraylene vinyl acetate
ethyl benzene alkyl benzene 71 - Ethyl ether 99 - Ammonia sulfate liquid (aelf unloaded)
fertilizer other
23 Miacellaneoue Vessels
53 - Pleasure craft 54 bull Reeeamprchoceanographic veaael 55 - Sub tender catamaran 56 - Seaplane 57 - Pilot vessel 58 - Cable ahip59 - Submersible 63 - LSTLCM etc mil lighter 64 - Sludge sewage etc 76 - Man-o-war 77 - Dredge self-propelled 78 - Dredge non-self-propelled 86 - Perry boat 87 - Seine boat 88 - School boat 99 - Other ~kelp outter state enforcement eg Pish and
Wild tire drydook)
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POSITION(S) 5l-52t Number or Crev Member Killed or Missing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 53-54t Number or Passengers Killed or Missing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 55-56t Number or Longshoremen amp Harbor Vorkers Killed or Missing amp Presumed i5eampd
POSITION( B) 57-58r Number or Others Killed or Hiaaing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 59-60r Number of Crew Membera Injured amp Incapacitated Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 61-62 Number or Passengers Injured amp Incapacitated Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 63-64r Number ot LolShoremen ampHarbor Vorkers Injured amp Incapaci ta ted Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 65-66 Number ot Others Injured ampIncamppampcitampted Over 72 Houramp
If a vessel casualty involvea deaths andor injuries see coding instructions titled Personnel Injuries and Deaths
POSITION(S 67-70a Estimated toeaDamage to Vessel
POSITION($) 71-74 Eatillllited LoaaDamage to Cargo
POSITION(S) 75-78r Estimated LossDamage to Other Property
Code in unite ot thoueands but first round orr to nearest thoueands For emmpler Ipound the value is SlSOO round it ott to 2000 and code ampa 0002 It the value is $4499 round it ofpound to $4000 and code as 0004 tor positions 69 - 78t
POSIriON(S) 79 Veaeel amp Total Loss
l - Yea 2 - No
POSITION(S) BOa Piller (unused) (FY 1e 63 -73)
POSITION(S) 80r Special Indicator (PYs 74 - 80) previously position 21 ~see page 5 tor codes)
POSIriON(S) 81-82t Clendar Year
POSITION(S) 83-B~r Piacal Year
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I VESSEL NAMEDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATON V S COAST GUARD CODE SHEET -MARINE CASUAL TV STATISTICS
CGHQ-4095 Rev 12bull75)
1
2
2 CASE NO ( 1bull5)
11 SEQUENCE NUMBER
17 A
NATURE 132middot331
NSTRUCTIONS
Vessel casualty with no personal injuries or death 3 Vessel casualty and personal injury or death Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers code all items in Sections Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers and enter codes in Sections 1 and 2shy1 and 2 of code sheet For each related CG-924E enter codes in Section 3 of same code sheet if there are 2
or more persns involved enter data frol)l first CGmiddot924E in Col A of Section 3 data Personal injury or death not involving a vessel casualty from second m Col B etc If more than 4 persons involved use a second code sheet Obtain data from CG-924E and related papers code all items in Sections entering data in Sections 1 and 3 1 and 3 of code sheet
3 VESSEL NO 4 CG INbull 16bull11 J INSPECTmiddot
ED liZ I
CJ Imiddot v es
CJ bullmiddot NO
12 GROSS TONNAGE 1201
Otmiddot o-u 0- 16bull00 CJamiddot I 0bull3 00 Dmiddot ao1middotsoo [_]smiddot so1middot1 ooo
tASU-L TY PARTICULARS B c o
PRIME AREA ADD CAUSE CAUSAL CONT 134middot)151 CONN FACT
3ampmiddot3 II 1311middot40
22 SEA CONDITIONS 148)
SEE SWELL IN FEET)
Otmiddot CALM Osmiddot 41 ANO uP
Dmiddot 5middot15 ISLIGHTI [_)6bull ICE
Oamiddot u-zo tMOOERATEI
Dmiddot 21bull40 lfIOUGHI Otmiddotl UNKNOWN
Z8 TYPE OF 29 NAME OF INJURY VICTIM
J QeatiIIMlss I st Initial 2692192lt1E 2nd Initial or X
2-middotJnjury (924E 2692) I st Three Letters
3middot Qeath+1iss of Last Name 924E Only
ltImiddot Injury 924E Only
12111 lt261 1271 128bull30)
A
B
c
D
s TYPE OF 6 PFIOPU LSI ON II 5) VESSEL
Q1bullSTEAM 511314) 0 bull ~~~t~Eo
0middot 1001bull5000 0middot SOobull0000
Oamiddot toootmiddotuooo CJDmiddot 1amp001 ANO UP Otmiddot) UNKNOWN
18 WEATHER 142)
01middot CIEAR
CJ2middot PAITIY CLOY
Oa- oVERCAST
04middot FOG
235 E Rmiddot VICE OF VESSEL 14 g-~0)
30 PAPERS OF 31 INJURED PERS
SECTION Imiddot DATA REQUIRED ON ALL CASES
0middot MOTOR(Diesel) CJe- OTHEIl
[_]amiddot GASOLINE Q7middot NUCLEAR
Q4middot SAIL
LENGTH1 middot
01- omiddot6s Dmiddot u-too CJ3bull I 01middot200 0middot201bull300 011middot 301bull400
CJIbull RAIN
OmiddotSNOW
CJ7middot OTI-iER
Otmiddot)UNK
24 A
CREW CUmiddotD2l
STATUS
Imiddot Passen eer Imiddot Licensed 2middot LoneslltHW 2middot Documented 3- Tankerman 3- None 4middot Other ltImiddot Other (Include 5middot Artificial or
Foreien SeameJi fix struct worker
6middot Oeck crew 7middot Engine crew 8- Steward Oept
1311 lUI
OtmiddotJ UNKNOWN
7 PERSON IN CHARGE
116)
SECTION 2 bull VESSEL CASUALTY OAT A
8 DATE OF CASUALTY MO MIO MOOF CODE IN II EST
CAS COMP IZ II117middot18) IilllbullOJ I
(IN FEET) 12 7) Ill HULL MATERIAL 128)
4 OImiddotSOO CJtmiddot STEEL Umiddot OTHER I 01 middot6 00 []2middot wooo INCLUDES
FERRObull 601bull700 Oamiddot CEMENT CEMENT 701 AND UP Qmiddot PLJlSTIC 01-1 UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN CJ8bull ALUMINUM
19 VISIBILITY ltIN MILES) 143) zo WINO UN KNOTS)
01middot HAZARDous uo-114 01middot CALM CJsmiddot 17-117
CJ2bull IIEIl Y gtOOR II 4bull1121 0middot 1bull3 KT 06middot Ubull40
Oamiddot oooR 1112-1 1 CJ5middot GOOOiio ANO UPI 0middot 4bull10 Q7middot 41middotU)
DmiddotFAIR (1bull2) 01middot) UNKNOWN 0middot 11middot16 [Je- 50-Ul
KILLED OR MISSING 25 INJURED AND INCAPACITATED 26 e c o A s c o
PASS LoNG OTHER CREW PASS LONG OTHER 13bull541 SHR 157middot561 IUmiddotOOI 1151middot521 SHR 6~-0~1
IUmiddotIU IUbullUl
SECTION 3middot PERSONAL INJURY DEATH 32 ACTIVITY 33STATUS
OF SUFVR Imiddot Off Duty 2middot Deck Dep Dty 1- Licen11e 3middot Eng Dep Oty 2middot Document 4middot Stew Qep Oty 3middot Unlic 5middot Handle Cargo Undoc 6middot Fishinc ltImiddot Loncsh 7middot Ori lis Har Wkr 8- Pas seneer 5middot Other 9middot Other 6middot None o- Unknown
133) 1341
l~iTJ~~TTOF 35 VESS LOC
Ibull GL (Dock)Imiddot Death 2middot GL (Underway)2middot Injury 3middot W Riv (dock)(Perm) ltImiddot W (Underway)3middot ln)ury 5- Jnld(dockanch)(Temp) 6middot In ld (Underway)
ltImiddot Injury 7middot Ocean )(Disability 8middot For(dockandlunknown) 9middot Other
5middot Miuinc
(315J 1361
A IIESSEL 167bull701
36
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Nature Of
Casualty
137middot381
9 TME OF OAY 12 3)YEAR
CAS oF
18~ DAYNIGHT
I lUI
Dmiddot TWILIGHT
[]bull)UNKNOWN
middot AGt u~ vttL 12 Dl
01middot o-5 Ozmiddot 6bullto
Ekgtmiddot31middot40 7middot 41middot80
[_13middot Umiddot1S Dmiddot n-zo
CJampmiddotII ANOUP Ot-1 UNKNOWN
[Js- 21bull10
1441
Olilmiddot65 JlNO 01EIl
CJH UNKNOWN
10 TYPE OF 10 REPORT
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CImiddotMAI ed
[]2middotNARR
[JH TR TRANS
16 aoov OF WATER
13 0middot3 II
21 SPECIFIC LOCATION
OF CASUALTY 145bull47t
ESTIMA TEO LOSSES 27 VESSEL TOTAL LOSS e c A AMOUNT 17D) s
CARGO PRogt $ PEC (7t-74) 17 5-78 t Obullmiddot TOTAL CODE
LOSS 180)Dmiddot NOT TOTAL
LOSS
PERSONAL CASUALTY PARTICULARS
e c u E F
Prime Cause
Area of Causal
Add Area
Part Of
Nature Of
Conn Causal Conn
Body Injured
Vessel Cas
13 0bull4 0) 141 lt1il3J 144bull401 1 7middot481 i4lilbull5 OJ
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POSITION(S) 17-22 Date of Casualty (FYs 7~ - 80)
Show month in first two positions thus January as 01 and - November as 11 Marine Inspection Unit investigating
casualty is coded in positions 19-20 thus Albany New York is coded as AA and Baltimore Maryland as AC Show montP investigation completed in position 21 thus January as 1 and November as A Year is coded in the last position thus 197~ as 4 and 1980 as 0
POSITION(S) 19-20 Marine Inspection Unit Investigating Casualty (FYs 74 - 80)
AA Albeny BG Oswego AB Anchorage or Valdez BH Paducah AC Baltimore BJ Port Arthur AD Boston BK Philadelphia AE Buffalo BL Pittsburgh AF Charleston 13M Portland Maine AG Chicago BN Portland Oregon AH Cincinnati BP Providence AJ Cleveland BQ Portsmouth or Norfolk AK Corpus Christi BR Savannah AL Detroit BT San Diego AM Dubuques FYs 77-80 St Paul BU Seattle AN Duluth BV San Prancisco AP Galveston BW St Ignace AQ Guam BX San Juan AR Honolulu BY St Louis AT Houston BZ Tampa AU Huntington CC Toledo AV Jacksonville CD WilmingtonmiddotNC AW Juneau CE London AX Los Angeles CF Bremen AI Louisville CG Singapore AZ Memphis CH Saigon BB Miami CJ Manila BC Mobile CK Yokohama BD Nashville CL Rotterdam BE New Orleans BF New York
POSITION(S) 21 Month Investi~tion Com~leted (FY s 74 - 80)
1 - JAN 8 - AUG 2- FEB 9 - SEP 3- MAR 0 - OCT 4 - APR A- NOV 5- MAY B- DEC 6- JUN I - Incomplete 7- JUL
POSITION(S) 22 Year Casualty Occurred (FYs 74 - 80)
Example show 1974 as 4
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POSITION(S) 23 Time opound Day
1 - Day 2 - Night 3 - Twilight (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 2~ Type opound Investigation Report
1 - Marine Board 2 - Narrative 3 - Letter or Transmittal
POSITION(S) 25 Type opound Injury This indicates that personal injury or death is or is not a result opound a vessel casualty
1 - Deathmissing persons in connection with a vessel casualty
2 - Injury in connection with a vessel casualty 3 - Deathmissing persons where vessel casualty
is not involved 4 - Injury where a vessel casualty is not
involved
POSITION(S) 26-30z Filler (unused)
POSITION(S) 31 Papers opound Person
1 - Licensed 2 - Documented 3 - None 4 - Other including foreign seamen
POSITION(S) 32 Status on Vessel
1 - Passenger 2 - Longshoreman or harbor worker 3 - Tankerman (other than deep water) 4 - Other 5 - Artificial or fixed structure worker 6 - Deck crew 7 - Engine crew 8 - Stewards department
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POSITION(S) 33 Activity Engaged in at Time of Accident
1 - Off duty 2 - Deck department duties- 3 Engine department duties 4 - Stewards department duties 5 Handling cargo (longshoremen only) 6 - Fishing 7 - Drills (fire amp lifeboat only) 8 - Passenger 9- Other (eg well drilling) 0 - Unknown
POSITION(S) 34 Status of Supervisor
1 - Licensed 2 - Documented 3 - Unlicensedundocumented 4 - Longshoremanharbor worker 5 - Other personnel 6 - No immediate supervisor
POSITION(S) 35 Result of Accident
1 - Death 2 - Injury (permanent) 3 - Injury (temporary) 4 - Injury (disability unknown) 5middot- Missing
POSITION(S) 36 Location of Vessel at Time of Casualty or Accident
Fiscal years 1963 - 1971
1 - At dock (domestic) 2 - At anchor (domestic) 3 - At dock (foreign) 4 - At anchor (foreign) 5 - Underway (inland) 6 - Underway (Great Lakes) 7 - Underway (western rivers) 8 - Underway (high seas) 9 - Underway (poundoreign waters)
Fiscal years 1972 - 1980
1 - Great Lakes (dock) 2 - Great Lakes (underway) 3 - Western rivers (dock) 4 - Western rivers (underway) 5 - Inland (dockanchor) 6 - Inland (underway) 7 - Oceans (underway) 8- Foreignmiddot(dockanchor) 9 - Other (fixed rigs etc)
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POSITION(S) 37-38 Nature of Casualty
01 - Natural causes 02 - Homicide 03 Suicide 04 - Disappearance 07 Slips and falls involving ladders stairs 08 - Slips and falls involving gangways 09 - Slips and falls on deck same level (including jumps) 10 - Slips and falls other same level (including jumps) 11 - Falls from vessel into water (including jumps
overboard) 12 - Falls from vessel other 13 - Falls into hold or tank 14 - Falls other different level (below
level of support) 15 - Struck by falling or dropped objects 16 - Struck by flying objects (mooring lines cargo
gear etc) 17 - Struck by moving objects (other than boats
and vessels 18 - Struck by boat or vessel 19 - Exposure 20 - Asphyxiation (other than drowning) 21 - Struck against crushed bumped into objects 22 - Cargo handling - not otherwise classified 23 - Operating machinery tools etc 24 - Burns (other than electrical) 25 Scalds 26 - Electrical shock and electric burns 27 - Caught in lines chains or wire ropes 28 - Pinching crushing by doors hatches etc 29 - Heavy weather (injuries andor resulting from and
not otherwise classified) 30 - Over-exertion (lifting sprains st~ains) 31 - Sprains strains etc - not otherwise classified 32 - Cuts lacerationsmiddot bruises and punctures - NOC 33 - Galley accidents 34 - Altercation (fights physical contests) 35 - Unknown or insufficient information - NOC 36 - Hypothermia 37 - Diving accident
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POSITION(S) 39-40 Primary Cause of Casualty
Human element (cause lay with individual killed or injured)
01 - Intoxication 02 - Physical deficiency or handicaps (eyesight hearing
heart etc) 03 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 04 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 05 - Unsafe practice 06 - Violation of law or regulation 07 - Human errors carelessness
Human element (cause lay with individual other than person injured or killed)
11 - Intoxication 12 - Physical deficiency or handicaps (eyesight hearing
heart etc) 13 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 14 -Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 15 - Un~~afe practice 16 - Violation of law or regulation 17 - Human errors carelessness
Causes Other
21 - Decks slippery or cluttered 22 - Adverse weather (vessel movement boarding
seas slippery decks) 23 - Poor maintenance or housekeeping 24 - Poor or improper lighting 25 - Absence of or inadequate rails or guards 31 - Failure of Coast Guard approved material or equipment 32 - Failure of material or equipment other 41 - Death or injury as result of a vessel casualty 42 - Improper or insufficient supervision 43 - Lack of or insufficient life preservers 44 - Lack of proper tools or equipment 45 - Lack of or inadequate personal protective equipment 46 - Miscellaneous causes - not otherwise classified 47 - Improper use of tools or equipment
Note An unsafe practice is the performance of an act or the application of a method which tends to create a hazard or a risk eg failure to properly secure step ladder
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
-The following were used for positions 41 - 113 and positions 44 - 46
900 - RS 4450 Action 990 - Coast Guard Assistance (search amprescue or evacuation) 991 - Violation of law 999 - No additional areas opound contributing factors
Human element (cause lay with individual killed or injured)
001 - Intoxication 002 - Physical deficiency or handicaps
(eyesight hearing heart etc) 003 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 004 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 005 - Unsafe practice 006 - Violation of law or regulation 007 - Human errors carelessnessbull 008 - Ignorance 200 - Malingering
Human element (cause lay with individual other than person killed or injured)
011 - Intoxication 012 - Physical deficiency or handicaps
(eyesight hearing heart etc) 013 - Unsafe movement or posture (running
jumping backing) 014 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 015 - Unsafe practice 016 - Violation of law or regulation
Causes Other
017 - Human errors carelessness 018 - Obesity 021 - Decks - slippery or cluttered 022 - Adverse weather (resulting in vessel movement
boarding seas slippery decks etc) 023 - Poor maintenance or housekeeping 024 - Poor or improper lighting 025 - Absence of or inadequate rails or guards 031 - Failure opound Coast Guard approved material or equipment 032 - Failure of material or equipment other 033 - Narcotics 040 - Chemical
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The following codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 4~ - 46
041 - Death or injury as a result of a vessel casualtybull 042 - Improper or insufficient supervision 043 - Lack of or insufficient life preservers 044 - Lack of proper tools or equipment 045 - Lack of or inadequate personal protective equipment 046 - Miscellaneous causes - not otherwise classified 047 - Improper use of tools or equipment 048 - Pailure to secure 059 - Replenishment at sea 066 - Lookout 067 - Congested areas - docks piers - restricted
maneuvering 068 - Buoys - aids to navigation 069 - Excessive speed 070 - Channels - restricted maneuvering 071 - Poor visibility 079 - Weather generally 080 - Currents and tides 089 - Mooring line surged 106 - Washing soogying 108 - Liberty launch bumboat 110 - Yard repairs (includes gas free) 111 - Overloading 112 - Improper loading or stowage 113 - Insufficient ventilbulltion 116 - Cargodunnage 118 - Sunken wreck 119 - Tug assisting 191 - Knife 201 - Returning from shore leave
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Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors) Additional Contributing Factors
The following contributing factor codes were added to provide a greater degree of flexibility and specificity in denoting causal connectionsmiddot areas of damage and contributions t~ cause for personnel injury andor death records
POSITION(S) 41-43 and ~4-46
Hull 400-419
400 Hull - general 401 Hull - external-fwd 13 - bottom 402 Hull - external-midsection bottom 403 Hull - external-aft 13 - bottom 404 Hull - external-fwd 13 - sideshell 405 Hull - external-midshipsection-sideshell 406 Hull - ex~ernal-aft 13 - sideshell 407 Hull - internals-fwd 13 408 Hull - internals-midsection 409 Hull - internals-aft 13 410 External plating-superstructure 411 Internal framing-superstructure 412 Weather decks - main 413 Weather decks - superstructure ~14 Decks - internal including tank top 415 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
fwd 13 416 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
midsection 417 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
aft 13 418 Bulkheads - above main deck 419 Bulkheads - longitudinal
Hull Damage 920-929middot
920 Wasted - plate and internals 921 Wasted - weldrivet 922 Fractured - plate and internals 923 Fractured - weldrivet 924 Indented - minor 925 Set in - major 926 Buckled 927 Holed 928 Fractured - other 929 Broken up (ie on rocks etc)
426 York spaces - generalother 427 Work spaces - engine 428 Work spaces - engine shops
POSITIONS) 41-43 and 44-46
429 York spaces - engine store rooms 430 York spaces - engine paint locker 431 York spaces - misc eng spaces (shaft
alley vent rooms) 432 York spaces - bridge ampnav spaces 433 York spaces - deck shops 434 Work spaces - deck storerooms 435 Work spaces - paint locker ~36 York spaces - cargo holds 437 York spaces - cargo holds Tween deck 438 Work spaces - cargo holds lower 439 Work spaces - galley 440 York spaces - galley stores
(includes stewards) 441 Work spaces - main deck cargo winch
area 442 York spaces - main deck cargo hold
area 443 Work spaces - reefer holds 444 York spaces - fish hold
Living Spaces 446-450
446 Living spaces - crew 447 Living spaces - crew toiletshower 448 Living spaces - passenger 449 Living spaces - passenger toiletshower 450 Living spaces - passenger (other)
Built-in Tanks 451-466
451 Tanks - ballastbeginning FY 73) 452 Tanks - afterpeakstern rake 453 Tanks - cargo oil 454 Tanks - cofferdamsdoubleskin 455 Tanks - deep 456 Tanks - distilled water 457 Tanks - double bottom 458 Tanks - drainwells 459 Tanks - forepeampklbowrake 460 Tanks - fuel oil day tank 461 Tanka - fuel oil settlers 462 Tanks - potable water 463 Tanks - sewage 464 Tanks - sump 465 Tanks - voids 466 Tanks - other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Hull amp Hull Fittings amp Outfittings 467 - 484
-467 Cargo battens and cleats 468 Cargo container cells 469 Cargo container stowage fittings 470 Equipment stowage 471 Fire station boxes 472 Grain handling and stowage fittings 473 Hatch tent arrangements 474 Lashing fittingscargo tie down 475 Mooring fittings general 476 Mooring bitts and foundations 477 Mooring pawls and chain stoppers 478 Protective devices 479 Safety rails and fittings 480 Securing devices 481 Skylights 482 Windows - port holesdead lights 483 Wire reels 484 Other
Deck Covering 485-493
485 Living spaces 486 Galley spaces 487 Deck treads and nonskid 488 Ladder treads 489 Portable gratings 490 Toiletshower spaces 491 Wood decking 492 Working spaces 493 Other
Access li94-515
494 Accommodation ladders 495 Doors - general 496 Doors - cargo 497 Doors - exterior 498 Doors - interior 499 Doors - reefer 500 Doors - watertight 501 Floor plates and supports 502 Gratings and supports 503 Ladders inclined - external 504 Ladders portable inclined - external 505 Ladders vertical inclined - external 506 Ladders inclined - internal 507 Ladders portable inclined - internal 508 Ladders vertical inclined - internal 509 Manholes 510 Scuttles 511 Ships gangway
POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
512 Sideports 513 Stages 514 Working platforms 515 Other
Deck amp Cargo 516-589
Masts Booms amp Rigging 516-531
516 General 517 Blocks 518 Booms - general ampmisc small 519 Heavy lift booms 520 Car carriers 521 Fenders 522 Lanyards 523 Masts and kingposts 524 Nets 525 Rigging - general 526 Slings 527 Spreaders 528 Fishing gear - general 529 Nets 530 Booms masts etc 531 Boom cradle
Winches 535-555
535 Boat winches 536 Cargo winches 537 Fishing winches 538 Hand winches 539 Towing winches 541 Other
middot 542 Anchor vessel anchored 543 Anchor chain-including riding
pawldevils claw 544 Anchor windlass - general 545 Automatic mooring winches 546 General-control-features 547 Capstans - general 548 Mooring winches - general 549 Mooring lines-generalunknown
vessel moored 550 - Natural fiber 551 - Wire rope 552 - Synthetic rope 553 - Towing cable 554 - Misc towing equip 555 - Other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Cranes 556-558
556 Gantry cranes - general 557 Revolving cranes - general 558 Other
Hatch Covers 559-563
559 Hatch beams and boards 560 Pontoons and beams 561 Mechanical hatch covers-general 562 Mechanical hatch covers-electric
hydraulic drive general 563 Mechanical hatch covers electroshy
mechanical drive general (chain etc)
Elevators Conveyors and Dumbwaiters 565 - 571
565 Conveyors - cargo general 566 Dumbwaiters 567 Elevators - cargo - general 568 Elevators - personnel 569 Engineers platform hoist 570 Fork lifts 571 Other
Steering Gear 572-588
572 Bow thruster - general 573 Steering gear - general 574 Cross head and cross head drive 575 Follow-up mechanism (linkages) 576 Hydraulic system 577 Lubric~tion 578 Pumps 579 Rams cylinders 580 Steering stands amp trick wheels 581 Rudder - general 582 Carrier bearing 583 Horn 584 Pintle and gudgeon 585 Stock bearing 586 Stock packing gland 587 Flanking rudder 588 Other
Stabilizers 589
589 Stabilizers - general
Galley and Laundry 590 - 600
590 Galley equipment - generalother 591 Laundry equipment - generalother
POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
592 Dish washers 593 Steam galley equipment - general 594 Garbage disposals amp chutes 595 Miscellaneous mechanical equipment 596 Ovens 597 Pressing and ironing equipment 598 Ranges 599 Refrigerators 600 Washing machines and dryers
Cargo Hold Dehumidifiers 601
601 Cargo hold dehumidification-general (cargo air)
Heating Ventilation amp Air Conditioning 602-612
602 Air conditioning - general 603 Ventilation - general 604 Cowls 605 Dampers 606 Ducts and supports 607 Goosenecks 608 Heaters - electric 609 Steam or hot water 610 Gasolineoil 611 Gas (butane etc) 612 Other
Main Propulsion 613-758
Diesel Engines 613-635
613 Main propulsion di~sel engine 614 Main propulsion diesel governing system 615 Main propulsion diesel reduction 618 Emerg diesel generator engine - general 619 Emerg diesel generator engine - engine
(excluding accessories) governing system
620 Emerg diesel gen eng - instrumentation 621 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral diesel
oil system 622 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral fresh
water cooling system 623 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral lube
oil system
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
624 Emerg diesel gen engine - integral starting mechanism
625 Ships service diesel gen engine shygeneral
626 Ships service diesel gen engineshyengine (excluding accessories) governing system
627 Ships service diesel generator 628 Ships service diesel generator
engine - integral diesel oil system 629 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral fresh water cooling system 630 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral lube oil system 631 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral starting mechanism 632 Lifeboat diesel engines 633 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(inboard) 634 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(outboard) 635 Otherdiesel cargo pumps on Tank barge 636 Main propulsion turbines - general
(highlow pressure) 637 Governing system 638 Integral gland seal regulating 639 Integral lubrication system 640 Jacking gear 641 Maneuvering valves 642 Main propulsion gears - (reduction
gears) 643 Integral lubrication system 644 Other
Shafting and Bearings 645 - 652
645 Bearings - general 646 Shafting - general 647 Line 648 Tail 649 Bearing - thrust 650 Stern tube assembly - oil lubrication 651 Stave typestuffing box 652 Other
Propellers 653 - 657
653 Propellers - solid 654 Built-up 655 Controllable pitch propellers-general 656 Control mechanism 657 Othernot specified
Turbines 658 - 665
658 Emergency generator gas turbines 659 Main propulsion gas turbines
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
660 Ships service generator gas 665 Other
Vacuum Equipment 666-671
666 Auxiliary air ejectors amp condens~s 667 Auxiliary condensers 668 Exhaust condenser 669 Main air ejectors amp condensers 670 Main condenser 671 Other
Pumps (for both deck and engine room) 672 - 677
672 Centrifugal pumps - general 673 Hand pumps 674 Hydraulic motors - general 675 Hydraulic pumps - general 676 Reciprocating pumps - general 677 Rotary pumps - general
Piping Fittings amp Valves (for both deck and engine room) 681-695
681 Flexible Tubing 682 Gauge Lines 683 Hose (other than fire) 684 Pipe fittings 685 Piping 686 Sea chests amp overboard discharge
connections 687 Sea strainers (in piping) 688 Sea valves 689 System fittings (strainers filters
traps etc) drains 690 Tubing 691 Valves - general 692 Regulating 693 Relief 694 Check balance 695 Other
Compressors 696 - 698
696 Air compressors - general 697 Refrigeration compressors - general 698 Other
Auxiliary S~stem Turbines amp Geara 99 - 707
699 Pump turbines - general 700 Governing system 701 Integral lubrication system
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POSITION(S) ~1-~3 and ~~-~6
702 Ships service generator turbines shygeneral
703 Ships se~ice generator turbines shygoverning system
70~ Ships service generator turbines shyintegral gland seal regulating system
705 Ships service generator turbines shyintegral lub~icating system
706 Ships service generator turbines shyreduction gear assembly
707 Other
Boilers 708 - 730
708 Air heaters 709 Boiler casings 710 Boiler drums and internals 711 Boiler tubes 712 Boiler valves
bull 713 Boiler water level indicators 714 Boiler water testing 715 Brickwork and refractoryfirebox 716 Burner flame scanning system 717 Burner ignition system 718 Combustion control 719 Desuperheaters 720 Draft gauges 721 Fuel oil burners ampair register 722 Feed water regulators 723 Economizer 724 Safety valves 725 Smoke indicators 726 Soot blowers 727 Superheaters 728 Superheater temperature regulators 729 Uptakes and inner stack 730 See 74~
Blowers and Fans 732 - 734
732 Forced draft blowers - generalor turbo air intake on diesel
733 Ventilation fans - general 734 Other
Unfired Pressure Vessels and Non-built-tanks 735 - 741
735 Air receivers 736 Drain tanks 737 Expansion tanks 738 Gravity tanks 739 Hydraulic accumulators 740 Mixing tanks middot 741 Other
POSITION(S) ~1-~3 and 44-46
Coolers Condensers 7~2 - 753
742 Coolers - general 743 Diesel oil purifier heater 744 Feed water heater ampvent condenser - gen 745 Lubrication oil purifier heater 746 Main propulsion lubrication oil coolers 747 Reefer compartment air coolers 748 Reefer compartment pipe coils 749 Reefer condensers 750 Reefer liquid suction heat exchangers 751 Reefer secondary refrig coolers 752 Cargo and fuel oil heating coils 753 Other
Purifiers 754
754 Purifiers
Evaporators 755 - 758
755 Contaminated steam generators 756 High pressure evaporators 757 Low pressure evaporators 758 Other
Electrical 759 - 780
759 Main motor 760 Main motor air cooler 761 Main generator 762 Main generator air cooler
Electric Generators 763 - 765
763 Emergency generator - general 764 Ships service generators - general 765 Other
Electric Power Distribution 766 - 776
766 Batteries 767 Battery chargers 768 Distribution panels (other than
switchboard panels) 769 Emergency generator switchboard 770 Lighting panels 771 Power panels 772 Ships service generator switchboard 773 Test panel 774 Transformers 775 Wiring 776 Other
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P6SITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Motors and Controllers 777 - 780
777 Electric motors (non-deck machinery) 778 Electric mgtors (deck machinery) 779 Electric motor controllers (non-deck
machinery) 780 Electric motor controllers (deck
machinery)
Interior Communications 781 - 794
781 Telephone system 782 Call bell system 783 Cargo oil temperature recording system 784 Engine_order telegraph 785 Engineers signal and alarm system 786 General alarm system 787 Individual system alarm systems
(excluding specific equipment alarms) 788 Propeller shaft revolution
indicator system 789 Refrigeration temp-erature
recording system 790 Rudder angle indicator system 791 Salinity indicator system - feed
condensate 792 Sound powered telephone system 793 Wheelhouse alarm system 794 Other
Exterior Communications 795 - 801
795 Auto alarm 796 Lifeboat portable radio equipment 191 Radio telegraph equipment 798 Radio telegraph equipment 799 Radio teletype Equipment 800 Bridgebridge radio 801 Otherharbor advisory radar
Navigation Equipment 802 - 816
802 Course recorder 803 DECCA navigator 804 Echo depth sounder 805 Electric steering - gyro pilot system 806 Fog gong 807 Gyro compass system 808 Loran 809 Magnetic compass 810 Radar - general 811 Radar - collision avoidance 812 Radio direction finder 813 Ships bell 814 Signal lights 815 Whistle siren 816 Other (charts failed to use etc)
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Lighting 817 - 821
817 Lighting - crew areas (includes wiring) 818 Lighting - navigation 819 Portable lighting 820 Searchlights 821 Othercargo holds
Miscellaneous Workshop Equipment 822 - 838
822 Burning equipment 823 Drill presses 824 Engine test stand 825 Grinders 826 Hand tools
middot 827 Hydraulic jacks 828 Lathes 829 Lifting gear - including chain
fall and come-along 830 Milling machines 831 Paint spraying outfit 832 Power drive portable tools 833 Saw - motor driven 834 Shapers 835 Welding equipment 836 Work bench 837 Vises 838 Other
Instruments (not covered in other main components) 839 - 845
839 Clinometers 840 Main gauge board 841 Portable instruments 842 System indicating instruments 843 System recording instruments 844 Test instrumentation 845 Other
Automation (not covered in other main components) 846 - 852
846 Bell recorders 847 Bridge console 848 Condition recorders temperature
pressure etc 849 Engineroom console 850 Information recorders 851 Throttle control equipment middot852 Other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors -The following codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Firefighting 853 - 864
853 Fixed systems - fire mains and hose 854 C02 855 Steam 856 Sprinkler 857 Other 858 Semi-portable - 002 859 Portable - C02 860 Other 861 Fire detecting systems and alarms 862 Emergency equipment - (breathing apparatus ax etc) 864 Other
Lifesaving 865 - 874
865 Life preserver - approved 866 Life preserver - disapproved 867 Buoyant cushion life ring 868 Lifeboat 869 Equipment 870 Davits (launching apparatus) 871 Life raft - inflatable 872 Launching apparatus 873 Other (bouyant apparatus and life floats) 874 Life saving equipment not otherwise classifie~
Miscellaneous 875 - 878
875 Main propulsion reciprocating 876 Main bearings 877 Pistons rod etc 878 Jacking gear
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POSITION(S) 41-43
POSITION(S) 44-46
The following codes
Disclaimers
Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
Additional Contributing Factors
were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
These additional codes were found to exist in this data~ile however they have been determined to be unreliable
019 020 026 027
028 029 030 034 035
036 037 038 039 051 052 053 059 060 061 062
072 073 074 075 076 077
078 081 082 083 084 085 086 087 088 091 101
102 103 104
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Masts booms cargo gear (including winches) Struts stern tube rudder shoe lookout Congested areas - docks piers - restricted maneuvering Buoys - aide to navigation Excessive speed Channels - restricted maneuvering Pathometer sounding machine lead line Engine order telegraph bell pulls pilot house engine controls Navigation lights (improper use) Whistle bell horn signals (improper use) Navigation equipment - not otherwise classified Weather generally Fixed firefighting systems Portable firefighting equipment Fire detecting systems alarms Replenishment at sea Radiotelephone failed to useimproper use Radio telegraph telephone auto alarm etc Visual signals including searchlights blinker flags Improper loading or stowage Insufficient ventilation Ground tackle including anchor windlass Towing equipment including towing engine Cargo Miscellaneous deck department equipment - not otherwise classified Sunken wreck Gasoline engine and accessories (except outboards) Outboard motors and accessories Diesel engine and accessories Steam reciprocating engines Steam turbine and turbo-electric Shafts and reduction gears Propeller Main propulsion machinery - not otherwise classified Atomic reactor Furnaces including tubes castings superheaters economizers etc Fuel oil system boiler fuel oil system only Peedwater systems including condensers and evaporators Steam systems main and auxiliary
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The following- codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Disclaimer a These additional codes were found to exist in this databulltile however they have been determined to be unreliable
105 107 114 115 116 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 131 132
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Boiler parts and accessories - not otherwise classified Fuel oil system diesel Diesel engines except main propulsion Miscellaneous machinery - not otherwise classified Failure of equipment due to improper or lack or maintenance Miscellaneous piping systems Generators (except main propulsion) Wiring Lights Controls switches circuit breakers fuses etc Motors (except main propulsion) Electrical equipment - not otherwise classified Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance Stoves ranges and associated equipment Galley and stewards departments parts and equipment -not otherwise classified
133 140
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Butane galleyheating stove Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
For natural death 45 - 450
indicate age or deceased in positions 44 - 46 left justify eg age
POSITION(S) 47 Part or Body Injured
0 1 2 3
- Eye - Beck - Head - Neck and shoulder
4 - Chest 5 - Abdomen groin andor hip 6 - Extremities 7 - Illness 8 - Drowning 9 - Unspecified and miscellaneous
POSITION(S) 48 Type of Injury to Body
0 - Burn 1 - Fracture 2 - Spraindislocationconcussion 3 Contusionabrasion 4 Amputation 5 - Crushing 6 - Heart 7 - Disease (other) 8 - Puncturecut 9 - Not otherwise classified
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The followiiig codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Disclaimerbull These additional codes were found to exist in this damptabulltileJ however they have been determined to be unreliable
105 - Boiler parts and accessories - not otherwise classified 107 - Fuel oil system diesel 114 - Diesel engines except main propulsion 115 - Miscellaneous machinery - not otherwise classified 116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance 120 - Miscellaneous piping systems 121 - Generators (except main propulsion) 122 - Wiring 123 - Lights124 - Controls switches cirouit breakers fuses etc 125 - Motors (except main propulsion) 126 - Electrical equipment - not otherwise classified 127 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance 131 - Stoves ranges and assooiated equipment 132- Galler and stewards departments parts and-equipmentshy
not otherwise classified 133 - Butane galleJheating stove 140 - Person in chargeresponsible persona intoxicated
POSIION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
For natural death indicate age of deceased in positions 44 - 46 lett justify eg age 45 - 450
POSITION(S) 47 Part ot Bodz Injured
0- IJe 1 - Bampok 2 -middotHead 3 - Reck and shoulder 4 - atest 5 - Abdomen sroin andor hip 6 - lrtremities 7 - IllDess 8 - DrovrrlDc 9 - Unspecified and miscellaneous
POSIIOR(S) 48 1zp ot Injurz to locb
0 -Burn 1 Prampoture 2 - Spraindislocationconcussion 3 - Contusionabrasion 4 - Amputation 5 - Crushiq6 - Heart 7 - Disease (other) 8 - Punctureout9 - Not otherwise classified
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Nature opound Vessel Casualty
Ipound case concerns a vessel casualty death or injury (ie if position 25 = 1 or ipound PQPition 25 =2) then poundill in the same code_as was established in positions 32-33 - Vessel Casualty Data bull
_ - V 11- I v ~ L
For many non-vessel casualty death or injury cases (ie if position 25 ~ 3 or ipound position 25 = 4) these positions were left blankJ however ipound these positions contain data then positions 49 and 50 were completed as followsamp
POSITION(S) 49 Gross Tonnage
Round opoundpound tonnage to nearest ton
0 - Not over 9 1- Over~9 to 50 2 - Over 50 to 100 3 - Over 100 to 300 II - Over 300 to 1000 5 - OveP 1000 to 10000 (seagoing) 6- Over 1000 to-10000 (not seagoing) 7 - Over 10000 (seagoing) 8 - Over 10000 (not seagoing)
POSITION(S) 50 Length in feet
Round ofpound length to nearest foot
0 - 15 teet or under 1 - 16 to 26 2 - 27 to 110 3 - Ill to 65 11- 66to 100 5 - 101 to 200 6 - 201 to 300 7 - 301 to 800 8 - 801 feet and above
The seagoing vessels are those appearing in the Merchant Ship Register of MSTS
POSITION(S) 51 - 80a Filler (unused)
POSITION(S) _ 81- 82a Cafendar Year
POSITION(S) amp3 - 81 Fisoal Year
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1 VESSEL NAMEDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATON US COAST GUARD CODE SHEET- MARINE CASUALTY STATISTICS
CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
lNSTRUCTIONS
l Vessel casualty with no personal injuries or death Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers code all items in Sections 1 and 2 of code sheet
2 Personal injury or death not involving a vessel casualty Obtain data from CG-924E and related papers code all items in Sections 1 and 3 of code sheet
SECTION Imiddot DATA
2 CASE NO I 1-~)
11 SEQUENCE
NUMBER
17 CASUALTY A B
NATURE PRIME CAUSE132bull33) 134-35)
3 VESSEL NO 4 CG INshy16-11) INSPECTshy
ED 112)
[_] 1- YES
[_] 2bull NO
12 GROSS TONNAGE 1261
Dtmiddoto-15 02middot 16-100 []3middot I 01middot300
D- ao1middotsoo [_js- 501-t ooo
PARTICULARS c D
AREA ADD CAUSAL CONT
CONN FACT 136bull38) 13 9-411
22 SEA CONDITIONS 148)
SEE SWELL IN FEET)
01middot CALM 05middot 41 AND UP
Dmiddot 5middot15 (SLIGHT) [Js- ICE
03middot 16middot20 MODERATE)
Dmiddot 21bull40 ROUGH) 01middot) UNKNOWN
28 TYPE OF 29 NAME OF INJURY VICTIM
1 DeathMiss I st Initial 26921924E 2nd Initial or X
2middot-lnjury (924E 2692) I st Three Letters
3middot DeathMiss of Last Name
924E Only bull 4- Injury 924E Only
125) 126) 1271 128-301
A
B
c
D
5 TYPE OF 6 bullbull PROPULSION VESSEL
11314) 01-STEAM
[]2- MOTOR(Diesel)
[_J3middotGASOLINE
Dmiddot I 001middot5000 07- 5001bull10000 De- 1 ooolmiddottsooo
[_]g- ISOOI AND UP
01middot) UNKNOWN
18 WEATHER 1421
Ot- CLEAR
[]2- PARTLY CLOY
03- OVERCAST
04- FOG
23 SERshyVICE OF VESSEL 14 9bull50)
30 PAPERS OF 31 INJURED PERS
[_j4- SAIL
11 LENGTH
01- 0middot6~ 0middot amp6-100 03- 1 Otmiddot2oo
04- 2 ot -a oo
Os- aoimiddot400
A CREW 151-~2)
STATUS
Imiddot Passenger Imiddot Licensed 2- LongshHW 2middot Documented 3- Tankerman 3- None 4- Other 4middot Other (Include 5- Artificial or
Foreign Seameri) fix struct worker
6- Deck crew 7- Engine crew B- Steward Dept
(31) 132)
II 5)
3 Vessel casualty and personal injury or death
Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers and enter codes in Sections 1 and 2 For each related CG-924E enter codes in Section 3 of same code sheet~ if there or more persons involved enter data from first CG-924E in Col A of Section 3 from second in Col B etc H more than 4 persons involved use a second code
entering data in Sections 1 and 3
REQUIRED ON ALL CASES
Cl~- ~~~s~~Eo I 16) CJe- oTHER
[]7middot NUCLEAR
Qibull) UNKNOWN
De- sNow Q2middot VERY POOR
Q7middot OTHER Dbull- POOR 1112middot1)
OImiddot)UNK ([]4-FAIR 11middot2)
24 KILLED OR MISSING
B c PASS LONG 153-54) SHR
155middot56)
7 PERSON IN CHARGE
SECTION 2 middotVESSEL CASUALTY DATA
liN FEET) 127) 14 HULL MATERIAL 128)
Cle- 40t-5oo L]1middot STEEL
07middot 501-600 []2middot WOOD []a- 60Imiddot7oo Q3- CEMENT
CJ9- 701 AND UP []4bull PLASTIC
Dt-1 UNKNOWN CJ5- ALUMINUM
19 VISIBILITY liN Ml LES) 143)
CJ5middot RAIN [Jt- HAZARDOUS llltl-1141
1114middot1121
o A B OTHER CREW PASS
(57-58) 59middot60) Iamp I -62)
SECTION 3 middotPERSONAL INJURYDEATH
32 ACTIVITY 33STATUS 34RESULT OF OF SUPVR ACCIDENT
8 DATE OF CASUALTY MO MIO MO OF CODE IN VEST
CAS COMP~
117-18) I119middot20) I 1211
Q6middot OTHER INCLUDES FERROmiddot CEMENT
Dt-) UNKNOWN
20 WIND (IN KNOTS) (44)
Ot- CALM [Js- 17middot27 CJ9middot65 AND OVER
CJ2middot1middot3 KT [Je- 28middot40
Os- Goootc AND UPI 0-4middot10 []7middot 41middot55) Dtmiddotl UNKNOWN
Otmiddot) UNKNOWN 1[]4- 11-16 obull- 56-651
25 INJURED AND INCAPACITATED 26 ESTIMATED LOSSES
Imiddot Off Duty 1- GL (Dock) 2- Deck Dep Dty Imiddot License 2- GL (Underway)1- Death
2- Injury A3- Eng Dep Dty 2- Document 3- W Riv (dock) 4- Stew Dep Dty 3- Unlic (Perm) 4- w (Underway)
3- In) ury Nature5- Handle Cargo Undoc 5- lnld (dockanch)(Temp) Of6- F1shing 4- Longsh 6- In ld (Underway)
7- Drills Har Wkr 4- Injury Casualty7- Ocean ( )(Disability5- Other8- Passenger 8- For (dockandl) 9- Other 6- None unknown) 9- Other
5- Missingo- Unknown
133) 134) 135) 136) 137bull38)
~ AGt OF VESsEL 12 9)
01-0-5 CJ6middot31-40 02- 6bull10 C 17middot 41-s o [J3- ltmiddotts Demiddot stAND UP
0middot16middot20 []1-) UNKNOWN
Os- 2t-3o
c D A LONG OTHER VESSEL SHR (65-66) (67middot70)
(63bull64)
35 VESS IOC
36
9 TME OF DAY 12 3)
OF YEAR
[_]1bull DAYCAS
[]2- NIGHT
[]3- TWILIGHT
I [_)Ibull) UNKNOWN
122)
B c CARGO PROP (71-74) 175middot7 8)
1 0
are 2 data sheet
TYPE OF 10 REPORT
124)
LJmiddotMAR Bd
[_]2bullNARR
Clo-L TR TRANS
16BODYOF WATER
13 0middot311
21 SPECIFIC LOCATION
OF CASUALTY 145bull471
27 VESSEL TOTAL LOSS
A AMOUNT 1711) B SPEC
Ot- TOTAL CODE LOSS
Umiddot NOT TOTAL 1801
LOSS
PERSONAL CASUALTY PARTICULARS
B c D E F
Prime Area of Add Part Nature Cause Causal Area Of Of
Conn Causal Body vessel Conn Injured Cas
139middot40) 141-43) lo14-46) 147-48) 1411-50)
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I Marine Safety Information U S Coaat Guard (G-HA16) 2100 Second Street SV Vaahington D C 20593 (202) 426-9561
08 February 198~
CODING INSTRUCTIONS POR
THE AUTOMATED FILE OP COMMERCIAL VESSEL CASUALIES
AS REPORTED TO THE U S COAST GUARD DURING PISCAL YEARS 1963 THROUGH 1980
The ollowiJllaquo coding instructions are applicable to Veaael caaualties that reaulta in any or the following
(a) actual phyaical damage to property in excess of Sl500J (b) material ~e affecting the seaworthiness or ett1c1ency or a
vessel (c) atranding or grounding (iii th or vi thou t dampmage) s (d) loss ot lites (e) injury causing any person to remain incapacitated tor a period
in excess or 72 boura except injury to harbor vorkera not resulting in death and not resulting trom veaael aaualty or vessel equipment casualty
The input data was obtained poundrom form CG-2692 and related reports coded in accordance with these instructionamp and those found on Code Sheet -Marine Caaualty Statistics form CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
The following abbreviations are used 1n these instructionar
PY ---- Fiscal Year NOC --- Not otherwise olaaaitied POS --- Poa1tion P F - Personnel fault
This instruction coneiata or bulls pages
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Gulf Inland Rivera and Vater~ye
POSITION(S) 30-31
AA - Alabama River - source to Mobile River A - Algiera Canal - rom MP 88 LKR to MP 6 8 JHL AC - Atchatalampya River - mouth to MP 116 WRL AD - Apamp1aohichola River - approximately HP 350 EHL AE - Barataria lay Vaterway (includes Bayou Bampratampria) shyAP - Bayou Teche - HP 115 Atchatalaya River AC - Bayou Laourche - HP 35 wHL AH- Bayou Terrebonne- MP 576 WRL AJ - Bayou Boeu - HP 872 rHL to HP 955 WRL AX - Berwick lay - MP 95 5 WRL At - Calcaaieu River - HP 2412 VHL AM - Black Warrior River - source to Tombigbee River AN - Chattahoochee River - ao~ce to Apalachichola River AO - Greene Bayous - source to HSC A1 - Harvey Canal - HP 0 GIW to HP 5 GIW AQ - Houma Navigation Canal - MP 59 JHL
HP 59 WL
AR - Houston Ship Channel (HSC) - northwest ot Galveston Bay
Gulf Intracoaatal taterwar CGIW)
AS - Eest - east of Harvey Locka (EHL) AT - Vest - west ot Harvey Locka (VHL) AU - Inner Harbor Navigation Canal - MP 925 LKR to Lake Pontchartrain AV- Landside Route- HP 872 VHL to HP 367 Morgan City- Port Allen Route AW - Mermentau River -- MP 2018 WHL AX - Mississippi River - (Lower) - rom ahead of the passes (HP) to MP 1064 AY - Mississippi River Gulf Outlet - HP 14 EHL A2 - Mobile River - source to Mobile Bay BA - Morgan City - Port Allen Route - HP 955 WRL BB - Neches River - HP 277 WHL BC - Pase a Loutre - AHP to Gulf ot Mexico BD - Plaquemine - Morgan City alternate route - same as Horgan City shy
BE - Sabine River - MP BP - San Jacinto River BG - South Paaa - AHP BH - Southwest Paas shyBJ - Tombigbee River shyBK - Vermillion River
Port Allen Route 266 JHL to Mlgt 288 VHL - source to HSC
to Gult ot Mexico AHP to Gulf of Mexioo ao~ce to Mobile River
- MP 1591 VHL
POSITION(S) 32-33 Mature of Casualty
01 - Colliaion with vessel meeting situation 02 - Collision with vessel oroaaing situation 03 - Collision with vessel overtaking situation 04 - Collision with veeael anchored or moored (use only it not
dockingundocking) 05 - Collision with veaeel while docking or undocking 06 - Collision with veaeel in tog (takae precedence over 01 02 amp03)
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POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature of Casualty (continued)
01 - Collision with veaael not otherviae claasitied (including minor bumps betveem tug and veaael)
08 - Collision with floating or submerged objects (other than ground)
09 - Collision with fixed objects piera bridges locka ampdam bull Por fiscal rears 1969 - 1973 uee Special Indicator field position 2ll tor fiacal Jeampra 1974 - 1980 uae Special Indicator field poaition 80) middot ~
10 - Collision with ice or ice tielda 11 - Collieion vith aida to nampvigation fixed or floating 12 - Collision other than vith veaael not otherwiae clasaitied
Offshore Rigamiddot- Seaplanes) 13 - Explosion andor tire involving liquid bulk cargo
(includes vapors) 14 - Explosion andor fire involving general cargo 15 - Explosion andor tire involving vessels fuel
(includes vapors) 16 - Pire vessel structure 17 - Pire vessel equipment (only when damage to vessel
structure is incidental minor or abaent) including crank caae eplosiona - beginning fiscal year 1971
18 - Explosion boiler (whether or not tire results) 19 - Explosion pressure vessels and compressed gas
cylinders 20 - Ezploaion andor fire - not otherwise claaaitied 21 - Groundingamp with dampmace 22 - Groundings no damage (cannot have monetary damampampbull to
veaael liated) 23 - Pounderizlga 24 - Capaiting with or without einking 25 - Ploodin~h swamping without ainking 26 - Heavy wampampther damage and weampther generally (beginning
fiscal 7eampt 1969 rerelr used uaed tor Prisury Cauae ot caaualty)
27 - Cargo damage no damage to veaael 28 - Material failure veaael structure 29 - Material failure machinery and aasociated engineering
equipment 30 - Material failure equipment (other) including cargo
geer propeller ahatt 31 - Caaualty not otherwise claaaified undete111lined or
insutt1cient information - earthquake Beginning fiscal rear 1969 - enemy actionr veaael dieabled due to fouled propeller
32 - Eamprge breampkawar
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Marine Samptety Information u S Coast Guard (G-KA16) 2100 Second Street SV Washington D C 20593 (202) 1426-9561
08 February 19814
CODING INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE AUTOMATED FILE OF COMMERCIAL VESSEL CASUALIES
AS REPORID TO THE 1 S COAST GUARD DURING FISCAL YEARS 1963 THROUGH 1980
The following coding instructions are applicable to -veaael casualties that results in any ot the following
(a) actual phyaical ~e to property in excess of Sl500J (b) material damage affecting the sea~orthinesa or efficiency of a
vessel (c) stranding or grounding (vith or nthout damage)r (d) loss ot lifer (e) injury causing any person to remain incapacitated for a period
in exceaa of 72 hours except injury to harbor vorkera not resulting 1n death and not resulting trom vessel oaaualty or vessel equ~pment caaualty
The input data was obtained from form CG-2692 and related reports coded in accordance with theae instructions and those found on Code Sheet - Marine Caaualty Statistics form CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
The following abbreviations are used in these inatruotionar
PY ---- Fiscal Year NOC --- Not otherviae olaaaitied POS --- Position P P - Personnel fault
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POSITON(S) l-5 Case Serial Humbert assigned consecutively ~ere
POSITION(S) 6-ll
POSITION(S) 12
two or more vessels are involved such as 1n a collision the same eaae serial number is given to all involved veasel records
Commencing July 1 1962 the first oaee number was 30001 and continued upwards but not to exceed 35000 This eeae numbering scheme is uaed to deterentiate vessel casualty recorda from peraonal inJury andor death records not involving a veaael casualty Tbis methodology in asaigning oase aerial numbers is applieable tor all fiscal yeamprBJ ho~ever due to an inordinant caae load 1n fiscal year 1980 oase serial numbers do exceed 05000 The first champracter of the ease aerial number indica tea pound1ecal year Character positiona tvo (2) through poundiva (5) are uaigned in-house Although the caae aerial number does not specify any particular decade character poaitiona83-84 (fiscal year) vill clarity t~ia ambiguity
0poundpound1cial Numbar
Documented Veaaela ot US -- Use ottioial number State numbered veeaela -- Use state number Namedunnumbered vessels middot- Use nama Naval vessels Usa t7pe or designation foreign veaaele -- Uaa country opound registry
Ooaat Guard Inspected
1 Yea 2 No 3 UnknoVn (FYa 63 - 70)
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POSITION(S) 13-14 Type ot Vessel
01 - Artificial Island or fixed atrueture including mobile drill rigs
02 - Preight ships inspected U S vessels only03 - Freight bargea (aee also code 28 below) 04 - Commercial vessels that carry freight and oftshy
shore supply vessels 05 - Construction and wrecking vessels including
vessels such as drill tenders pile drivers derrick barges drill ships and barges
06 - Dredges aelt-propelled 07 - Dredges non-eel-propelled 08 - Piahing veaaela (excluding aport fishing
charter fishing veasela5 09 - Tua and towboats - alao unmanned bow thruster unit 10 - Passenger vessels (other than terries) over 65
feet and 100 or more GT ll - Passenger veseels (other than terries) over 65
teet and leas than 100 GT middot 12 - Passenger vessels (other than terries) not more
than 65 teet 13 - Parries over 65 teet and 100 or more GT
carrying passengers or paasengera and vehicles 14 - Perries over 6S teet and lees than 100 GT
carrying passengers or passengers and vehicles 15 - Parries not more than 65 teet carrylng
passengers or passengers and vehicles 16 - Passenger barges (including ferry barges) 17 - Tampnkshipa 18 - Tank barges (flammable and combustible
oazgoee) (see also code 29 below) 19 - Public vessels (passenger) 20 - Public vessels (cargo) excluding GAA vesaela 21 - Public vessels (tanker)J excluding USNS tankers 22 - Public vessels (other)
Public vessels are veaaela of the United States states or municipalities used for public purposes and exempt from the provisions of Title 52 Includes auoh vessels aa Navy Air Poroe Army Coast Guard and Geodetic Survey Corps of Engineers MSTS and USNS
23 - All other US vessels and crafts such aa pleasure research cableshipa seismographic or those not otherwise classified above
24 - Poreign las vessels (passenger) 2S - Poreign flag veaaela (freight) 26 - Poreign lag vessels (tanker) 27 - Poreign flag vessels (other) 28 - height barges (dangerous and hazardous cargoes) 29 - Tank barges (dangerous and bampzamprdous cargoes)
including barges inspected under subchapter I and 0 30 - Hover craft
Hotea see positions 49-50 to describe specific type vessel (PYs 69- 80)
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POSITION(S) 15 Propulsion
1 - Steam 2 - Motor (diesel) 3 - Gasoline 4 - Sail 5 - Non-salt-propelled 6 - Other including gas turbine 7 - Nuclear (-) Unknovn
POSITION(S) 16 Person in Charse ot Vessel Haneuvera
1 - Licensed master 2 - Licensed pilot (federal) serving under authority
ot federal license 3 - Liceneea pilot (state) serving under authority ot
state license 4 - Licensed mate 5 - Licensed operator (towboats amall paasenger) 6 - Documented or certificated personnel7 - U S Commissioned opoundpoundioer (Navy Coast Guard etc) 8 - Unlicensed and undocumented 9 - Poreign pilot or master or other roreign
personnel 0 - Unmanned (-) Unlcnovn
Pa~lure When Pault on Part opound ineroom PYa 72 - 0
A - Licensed chiet engineer B - Licensed engineer C - Documented engineer excluding entry rating D - Documented persona other entry ratings other E - Unlicensedundocumented engineer P - Foreign engineer G - Unmanned engineroombull H - Other
bull This code takes precedence over cases where person enters ed engineroom vhile attempting to oorrect caaualty in progress
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POSITION(S) 17-18 Month of Casualtz (FYa 63 - 80) EmmplEu show January as 01
POSITION(S) 19-20 Daz of Casualty (FYa 63 - 73) Emmple r show 5th as OS end 22 as 22
POSITIOK(S) 19-20 Marine Inspection Unit Inveetisating Caaualtz (PYs 74 - 80)
AA Albany BG Oaweao AB Anchorage or Valdez BH Paducah AC Baltimore BJ Port Arthur AD Boston BK Philadelph ia AE Buffalo BL Pittaburgh AF Charleston BM Portland Hampine AG AH
Chicago Cincinnati
BN BP
Portland Oregon Providence
AJ Cleveland BQ Portsmouth or Norfolk AK AL
Corpus Christi Detroit
BR BT
Savarmah San Diego
AM AN
Dubuquea FYa 77-80 St Paul Duluth
SU BV
Seattle San Pranciaco
AP Galveston 1N St Ignace AQ Guam BX San Juan AR Honolulu Y St Louie AT Houston B2 Tampamp AU AV
Huntington Jacksonville
CC CD
Toledo Wilmington NC
AW Juneau CE London AX AY AZ BB
toe Angeles Louisville Memphis t1iami
CF CG CH CJ
Breaaen Sinppore Saigon Mampnila
SC Mobile CK Yokohama BD Nashville CL Rotterdam BE New Orleans SF New York
POSITION(S) 21-22 Year of Campaualtt (FYs 63 - 68)liampler Show 1965 aa 65
POSITION(S) 21 Special Indicator (PYs 69 - 73)
0 - No eignifioan t deta 1 - Light oil pollution 2 - Moderate oil pollution3 - Heavy oil pollution 4 - tlninapected mobile oil drill 5 - Gas chemist or gas free certificate 6 - Photographs (efteotive 5-17-68) 7 - Radiotelephone mentioned in tbe report 8 - Bridges involved 9 - Locka or dame involved - - Hurricane - Sealanee
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POSITION(S) 21 Month Investigation Completed (PYa 74 - 80)
l - Jan 2 - Feb 3 - Har 4 - Apr 5 - Hampy 6 - Jun 7 - Jul 8 -Aug 9 - Sep 0 -Oct A - Nov B Dee I - Invee tigation not completed at time ot coding
POSITION (S) 22 Remains the same (PYa 69 - 80) Exampler Show 1969 as 9
POSITION(S) 23 Time ot Daz 1 - Day 2 - Night 3 - lwil ight (-) Unknown
POSITON(S) 24 Type ot Investigative Report
1 - Marine Board 2 bull Narrative 3 - Letter ot Transmittal
POSITON(S) 25r Piller (unused) (PYa 63 - 69)
POSITION(S) 25 Veaatl Fault Code (PYe 70 - 80)
For primary veaael code - 1 For aecondary veaael code - B For all other vessel eodes - C through Z
I more than twenty-aix (26) vessels are involved the alphabet is repeated beg~ vith the letter B
POSITION($) 26 Groea Tormage
1 - Not over 15 2 - Over 15 to 100 3 - Over 100 to 300 4 - Over 300 to 500 5 - Over 500 to 1000 6 - Over 1000 to 5000 7 - Over 5000 to 10000 8 - Over 10000 to 15000 9 - Over 15000 (-) Unknovn
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POSTION(S) 27 Length in Feet
1 - 65 teet or under 2 - Over 65 to leas thampn 100 3 - 100 to lese than 200 4 - 200 to leas than 300 5 - 300 to lese than 400 6 - 400 to lees than sao 7 - 500 to leas than 600 8 - 600 to less than 700 9 - 700 and over (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 28 Hull Materiampl
1 - Steel 2 - Wood 3 - Cement 4 - Plastic including fiberglaae 5 - Aluminum 6 - Other including ferro-cement (-) Unknom
POSITION(S) 29 Ajse of Vessel
1 - Lees than 5 years 2 - 5 to leas than 10 3 - 10 to less than 15 4 - 15 to less than 20 5 - 20 to less than 30 6 - 30 to lees than 40 7 - 40 to lese than 50 8 - SO and over (-) Unknown
ampbull of Vessel ipound Rebuilt (PY 70 Only)
A - Lees than 5 years I - 5 to lees than 10 C - 10 to less than 15 D - 15 to leas than 20 E - 20 to less than 30
Age ot vessel oaloulated rom year built to year coded
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POSITION(S) 30-31 Body of Water Where Casualty Occurred
Ol - Inland Atlantic - all waters covered by Inland Rules of the Road on the Atlantic Coast ot the United States its territories and poeeeesiona
02 - Inland Gulf - all waters covered by Inland Rules ot the Road on the Gulf ot the United States
03 - Inland Pacitic - all vaters covered by Inland Rules ot the Road on the Pacitic Coaat opound the United States
04 - Western Rivera - all vatera covered by the Western River Rules (Beginning fiscal year 1976 thia code wu deleted See belov for revised Western River codes)
05 - Grampampt Lakes - all waters covered by the Great Lakes Rulea (See page 34)
06 - Ocean Atlantic and all seas bordering thereon - except Caribbean Sea
07 - Ocean Pacific and all seas bordering thereon - except Indian Ocean
08 - Ocean Indian and all seas bordering thereon including the Arabian and Red Seu
09 - Ocean Mediterranean
10 - Ocean Arctic
ll - Ocean Caribbean
12 - Ocean Gult ot Mexico
13 - Othe2 foreign waters
Inland Gulf and Gult Intraooaatal Watervay (GWV)
Piacal years 1969 - 1975 - to code a eaaualty on the inland Gulf and GIVW place code 02 in poai tiona 30-31 To code the apecif1o location of the oaaualty rater to page 40 Locate the area that the oasualty occurred on and place that letter 1n position 45 Next place the mile poet reading ia poetiona 46-47
Piacal years 1976 - 1980 - to code a oaaualty on the inland Gulf aDd GIVW use those codes listed on page 11 for positions 30-31 To code the specific looation or the casualty looate the area that the oaaualty occurred on and place the mile post reading 1n positions bullS-47
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Western Rivers
Piseal years 1969 - 1975 - to oode a casualty on the Western Rivera place code 64 in positions 30-31 To code the specific location of the casualt7 refer to page bullo toeate the river that the casualty oooured on and place that letter 1n position 45 Nert place the mile post reading 1n poeitiona 46-47
Pisoal years 1976 - 1980 - to oode a oaaualty on the Western Rivers refer to the next p~ge Locate the river that the casualty occurred on and place those letters in positions 30-31 Next place the mile post reading in positions 45-47
POS 30-31 POS 45-47 Examplebull MP 850 Ohio River -wshy BSO
HP 20 Green River YH 020 HP 1 Iowa River m 007
The procedure for the coding or caaual ties on the Gulf Inland Rivera and Waterways is the same as for Western Rivers The diViding line between the Western Rivers and the Gulf Inland Rivers and Vatervaya is the Huer P Long Bridge looated at MP 1064 Lower Missiaaippi River The divicling line between the Ves tern Rivera ancl the Great Iekee is the Thomas J 0 Brien Look on the Calumet River and the Aahlancl Avenue Bridge on the Chicago River
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Jeatern Rivera
POSITION(S) 30-31
ll~ - Allepen1 River - toru Ohio River at Pittsburgh JB - Atchatalara River - north ot Kor~ City - Port Allen Route
to KP 304 Lover Hieeiaaippi River viamp Old River VC - Arkaaaaa River - HP 582 Lover Miaaiaaippi River VD - Black River - torma Red River VE - Cumberland River -MP 922 Ohio River VF - Dee Moines River - MP 361 Upper Miaaiaeippi River VG - Great Miami River - HP 491 Ohio River VH - Green River - MP 78~ Ohio River VJ - Illinois Vaterva1 - MP 218 Upper Miaaiaaippi River WK - Calumet River - to MP 327 (Great Lakes Rules begin) WL - Chioago River - to MP 322 (Great Lakes begin) VM - Iow River - MP 434 Upper Hiasiaippi River VH - Kanawha River - MP 266 Ohio River VO - Kansas River - HP 367 Mieaouri River WP - Kentucky River - MP 546 Ohio River VQ - Licking River - HP 470 Ohio River VR - Little Kanawha River - MP 185 Ohio River VS - Minnesota River - MP 844 Upper Miasiaaippi River
Hiaeiaaippi River
VT - (Upper) Cairo Ill to source IJU - (Lower) HP 1064 to Cairo Ill tl - Missouri River - MP 195 Upper MiaeiaaiPPi River VV - Monongahela River - torma Ohio River at Pittsburgh VX - Ohio River - enters Miaaiaaippi River at Cairo Ill VY - Old River - HP 304 Lower Hiaaisaippi River VZ - Ouachita River - connected to Red River viamp Blampck River
RA - Red River - MP 304 Lover Hiesiaaippi River viamp Old River RB - Red River o the Morth - torma Minnesota River RC - ST Coi River - MP 811 Upper Missiaaippi River RD - Saline River - MP 867 Ohio River RE - Tennessee River - MP 935 Ohio River RP - Wampbampah River - KP 848 Ohio River RG - llhite River - MP 599 Lower Miaaiaaippi River RH - Jiaconain River - MP 631 Upper Miaaieaippi River RJ - Yazoo River - MP bull37 Lower Miaaiaaippi River
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Gulf Inland Rivers and Vater~ye
POSITION(S) 30-31
AA - Alabama River - source to Mobile River AB - Algiers Canal - from MP 88 LMR to MP 6 8 WHL AC - Atchamptalampya River - mouth to MP 116 WHL AD - Apalachichola River - approximately MP 350 EHL AE - Baramptaris Bay Waterway (includee Bayou Baratamplia) AF - Bayou Tache - MP 115 Atohatalaya River AG - Bayou Lamptourche - MP 35 WHL AH- Bayou Terrebonne- MP 576 WHL AJ - Bayou Boeut - MP 872 WHL to MP 955 WHL AK - Berriok Bay - MP 95 5 WHL AL - Caloaaieu River - MP 2412 WHL AM - lack Warrior River - source to Tombigbee River
- MP 59 WHL
AN - Chattahoochee River - source to Apalaehiohola River AO - Greens Bayous - source to HSC A2 - Harvey Canal - MP 0 GrN to MP 5 GIW AQ - Houma Navigation Canal - HP 59 WL AR - Houston Ship Channel (HSC) - northwest of Galveaton Bay
Gulpound Intracoastal Waterway (GIWW)
AS - East - east or Harvey Locka (SHt) AT - West - west of Harvey Looks (WHL) AU - Inner Harbor Haviption Canal - MP 925 LKR to Lake Pontchartrain AV- Landside Route- HP 872 WHL to MP 367 Morgan City- Port Allen Route AW - Mermentau River - MP 2018 WHL AX- Mississippi River - (Lover) -from ahead of the passes (AHP) to MP 1064 AY - Mississippi River Gulf Outlet - HP 14 EHL A2 - Mobile Rivel - source to Mobile lay BA - Morsan City - Port Allen Route - HP 955 WHL B - Neches River - HP 277 WHL C - Pass a Loutre - AHP to Gulpound ot Mexico ED - Plaquemine - Morgan City alternate route - same as Horgan City shy
Port Allen Route BE - Sabine River - MP 266 JHL to MP 288 WL P - San Jacinto River G - South Pass - AHP BH - Southwest Pass shyBJ - Tombigbebull Rivbullr shyK - Vermillion River
- source to HSC to Gulf ot Mexico AHP to Gulf ot Mexico
source to Mobile River - MP 1591 WHL
POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature ot Caaualty
01 - Collision vith vessel meeting situation 02 - Collision with vessel crossing situation 03 - Collision with vessel ov6rtampking situation 04 - Collision with vessel anchored or moored (use only i not
dookingundoeking) 05 - Collision with vessel while docking or undocking 06 - Collision with vessel in og (tampkea precedence over 01 02 amp03)
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POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature of Casualty (continued)
07 - Colliaion with vessel not otherwiae claaaitied (including minor bumps betweem tug ampnd vessel)
08 - Collision with floating or submerged objects (other than ground)
09 - Collision with fixed objecta piers bridgea bulllocka ampdam bull Por tiacal years 1969 - 1973 use Special Indicator field position 2lr tor tiacal years 1974 - 1980 uae Special Indicator field poaition 80) middot
10 - Collision with ice or ice fields 11 - Collision rl th aida to navigation fixed or floating 12 - Collision other than with vessel not otherwise claaaitied
(Ottahore Riga - Seaplanea) 13 - Explosion andor tire involving liquid bulk cargo
(includes vapors) 1- - Explosion andor tire involving general cargo 15 - Explosion andor tire involving veaaela tuel
(includes vapors) 16 - Pire veaael atructure 17 - Fire veasel equipment (only ~hen damage to veaeel
structure ia incidental minor or abeent) including crank Oampae explosions - beginning tiseampl year 1971
18 - Explosion boiler (whether or not tire results) 19 - Explosion preasure vesaela and oompreaaed gaa
cylinders 20 - Explosion andor tire - not otherviae claaaitied 21 - Groundings with damage 22 - Groundings no damage (cannot have monetary damage to
vesaal liated) 23 - Founderinga 24 - Capsizing with or without ampinking 25 - Plooding swamping ~ithout sinking 26 - Heavt weather damace and weather generally (beginning
fiscal year 1969 rarely used used tor Primary Cause ot caaualty)
27 - Cargo damaabullbull no damage to veaael 28 - Material failure veaael atructure 29 - Material failure machinery and associated engineering
eq_uipment30 - Material failure equipment (other) including oargo
gear propeller ahatt 31 - Caaualty not otherwise claaaipound1ed undetermined or
1nautpound1oiant intormation - earthquake Beginning fiscal year 1969 - enemy action vessel disabled due to fouled propeller
32 - Barge breakaway
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POSITION(S) 34-35 Primary Cause
Valid only tor fiscal years 1963 to 1969
01 - Personnel fault - State pilot 02 - Personnel fault - Pederal pilot 03 - Personnel fault - Foreign pilot 04 - Personnel fault - Licensed personnel 05 - Personnel fault - Certificated personnel 06 - Personnel fault - Unlicensed and unoertiticated
otticer or crew member middot 07 - Personnel fault - Unlicensed pleasure boampt operator 08 - Personnel fault - All others (longshoremen
watchmen repeirmen) 11 - calculated riskerror in judgement 12 - Storms and heavy weather generally 13 - Adverae weather ampnd aeamp conditions not amountinamp
to atollll8 or heavy weather (wind tide breakers) 14 - Unusual currents 15 - Sheer auction bank cushion 16 - Depth ot water leas than charted or otherwise erpected (no personnel fault) 17 - Restricted maneuvering room (no personnel fault) 18 - Charta and publications (erroneous information) 21 - Pailure ot eq_uipment due to normal vear 22 - Pailure ot equipment due to material taul t 23 - Pailure of eq_uipment due to design tault 24 - Pailure ot eq_uipment - careleeanesaimproper
handling31 - Unseaworthy (not auitable tor route or service) 32 - Unknown or ineutficient information - earthquake33 - Paul t on the part of other veaeel or other persona 34 - Improper or lack of maintenance 35 - Pleating debria submerged obJect 36 - Inautticient horsepower - inadequate ampeaiating tugs
Note In cases involving tvo or more vessels vhere one ia totally at tault or bampa a greater degree o taul t the primary cause on the veaael record tor the veaael having major fault should be marked or example Personnel (Stampte Pilot) Pamp~lt on Own VeaaelJ on the veeael~vhioh does not hampve amp major fault the record vould be marked as primary cause ~rault on the Put ot the Other Veaael tt tfhere major taul t eziata on the part ot both veaaela the primary eampuae on each veeael vould indicate ita own primary rault
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POSITION 34 POSITION 35
A P P State pilot B P P federal pilot C P P foreign pilot foreign master D P P Licensed personnel E P P Cartifioatad paraonnel P P P Unlio bullbull Unoer personnel G P P Unlicensed pleasure boat H P P All othera (longshoremen amp
harbor workers) I Caloulatad risk
When using codes (A - I) tor position 34 use those codes to the right tor position 35
A Rules ot the Road - (PY 1971) uae apecial rules ot road codes in poations 36-38 and poait1ou 39-41
B Structural failure - improper loading
C Lookout - improperfailure to poet
D Structural failure - excessive speed in heavy weather
G Misjudged ettacts - wind current bull speed
H Kavigation - reliance on floating aids to navigation
J NaViampamption - tailed to ascertain poaition
K Navigation - tailed to utilize all available navigation equipment
L Vessel sherredagreament reached
M Pailura to properly align tow N Lack ot looal knowledge P Inexperienced personnel Q Maneuvered wo proper
uaiatance R Carelessnessinattention
(uleep) S Ialproper corrective procedures T Poor aauanship - fouled
wheelshatt U Pailed - improperly determined
height o tide tailed to correct
V Inadequate control opound asst vessel
W Ialproper mooring towing (tripping)
X Improper aatety precautions - loading intlammable liquidfuelingrepairs
Y Iaproper aecuringrigging z Other not otherwise
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FYs 70 - 80 Causeector
POSrlION 34 POSITION 35
J StoBs heavy weather JC Adverse veather
When using codes (J - K) or position 34 use those codes to the right for position 35
L Unusual currentamp
When using code (L) or position 34t uae t~oae oodea to the right or position 35
A B C D E P G H J K L M N P Q R T
A B C D E Z
Typhoon hurricane etc Gale orca winds Adverse veather - restricted via onl1 Small crat WVnillampB Winds small crat - gale oroe Large ewell - aa across bar Cargc shttt Anchor taUed to holdldripoundted Other Unexp--gu-at-y-v-in--d--d-o-ok--oiliamp--rWl---do-c-k-=-ingmiddot Towmooring part due to heavy weather Squalls - reduced visibilitJvind Anchor parted LT vessel aet down on pierlook Structural failure LT VESSEL SET DOW ON MOORED VESSpoundt Ice
lrratio Strong currentanarrow channel Agreement reachederose current set tov Strollamp surge Outdraftbacklaah rom damlook Other
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lYa 70 - 80 Campueefactor
POSITION 34 POSITION 35
M Sheer auction bank cushion
When using code (M) tor poeition 34 use those codes to the right tor position 35
N Depth leas than charted
When using code (N) tor poaition 34 use those oodee to the right for podtion 35
0 Reetrioted maneuvering room shyno personnel fault
When using code (0) tor position 34 use the code to the right or poaition 35
P Structural Pailure shyno peraonnel rampult
When using code (P) tor position 34 use those codes to the right or poeition 35 bull
A Marro~ channel B Navigating cloee to shore z Other
A Charta erroneous S Area shoalledsilted C Position of bazard doubtful D Publications erroneous H Other
A Not otherwise class1poundied
A Wasted plate and internalsor wood rotted B Yaatampd welda C fracture - plates and internalamp D Fracture - welds E Indent - Minor F Set in - Major G Buckling H Design J ixplosion andor ire - structural
failure aa the result or z Other
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py 70 - 80 Caueetactor
POSITION 34 POSITION 35
Q Equipment tailurenorJDSl wear R Equipment tailurematerial
fault S Equipment failuredesign T Equipment tailursP bull P ot
operating personnel (including improper operation lack or mintsrIampIlce)
When using codes (Q - T) tor position 34 use those codes to right tor position 35
A Main steam system B Auxiliary ateam system C Peed and oondensate system D Salt water system E Preah ~ter system (excluding
teed system) P Cargo oil system G Puel oil service ayatem H Puel oil transfer system J Lube oil system K Hydraulic systems t Pneumatic system M Retriaeration system N Ventilationmiddotayatem P Sanitampry system amphull drainage
system (incl bilge system) Q fire fighting equipment amp lite
sav~ equimpmsnt R Drilling equipment B Electrical (All equipment) T LPGLPG02 system (all compressed
aaaea except decompression chamber) U Decompression chamber PYs 71 - 80 V Crankcase explosion PYs 71 - 80 W Deck equipment - cargo (winches
booms etc) X Deck equipment - other (anchor
vindlaes chain mooring line) Y Pailure or -chinery supports z Other
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PYa 70 80 Causetaotor
POSITION 34
U Unaeaworthr X Improper maintenance
When usinS codes (U X) tor position 34 uae those oodea to the riampht tor poaition 35
V Unknown o thtr
When using code (V) tor position 34 use thoat codes to the right tor poaition 35
POSITION 35
A Pailure or wood hull platiDgmoderate aees
B Steel hull deteriorated C Pailure to blow tubee D Not suitable tor route z Other
A Parga breampkawy improper 110oring B Breakaway due to wake wash C Enemy action D Chemical spill E Vandalism middot P Blow-out G Engine room tire undetarlllined origin H Pire otherundetermined J Dook bollud tailure K Unknown L Drilline eq_uipment M Stability N Progressive fiooding P Vesaal oveilUil and sunk Q Vake damage troll other vessel R fire barge loaded S fire barge empty - not gu lee z Other
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Factors
Valid only for PYs 63 - 7l
The following codes were used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
900 - RS bull450 Action intended 990 - Coast Guard Asaiatance (FYs 70 - 80) 999 - No additional araampa of contributing factora
Hull and Associated Parta
011 - Plates ampnd framing (ateel hull vessels) 012 - Planks tramea fastenings (wood hull vessel) 013 - Bulkheads and decks 014 - Tanka (including cargo fuel water lube oil
double bottom tanks etc)middot 015 - Holda and hatches hatch beams hatch covers 016 - Superstructure 017 - Laddamprs ~ya stairs accommodation ladders 018 - Raila and guards 019 - Masts booms cargo gear (including winches) 020 - Struta stern tube rudder shoe 021 - Ventilators 022 - Watertight closures and assorted equipment 023 - Hull part not otherwise classified 024 - Quarters living spaces toilets etc 025 - Fishing gear
Naviption
026 - Lookout 027 - Congested areas docks piers - restricted
maneuvering 028 - Buoys aids to navigation 029 - Bxceaaive apeed 030 - Channels - restricted maneuvering 031 - Poor visibility 032 - Steering gear including steering engine
rudder auto pilot 033 - Radar 034 - Pathometer sounding machine lead line 035 - Engine order telegraph bell pulls pilot
house engine controls 036 - Navigation lights (improper use of) 037 - Whistle bell born aigcala (improper use) 038 - Navisation equipment - not otherwise classified 039 - Veather generally 040 - Currents and tides
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Area o Cauaal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 A4ditio~l Contributing Pampotors
Valid only tor PYe 63 - 71
The following were ueed tor positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Liteeaviflg
041 - Lite preservers buotant cushions lite rings 042 - Lifeboats and equipment 043 - Liteboat and lite rat launching apparatus 044 -Lite rapoundte lite tloata buoyant apparatus
and equipment 045 - Lifesaving equiplltlent not otherwiae olassiied
Pireighting
051 - Pixed lirelighting systems 052 - Portable tiretighting equipment 053 - Pire detecting syateme alums
Cc11aunioationa
PYa 70-71 060 - Rampdio telephone ailed to useimproper use 061 - Rampdio telegraph telephone auto alarm etc 062 - Visual eignals including searchlights blinker
lags
Miacellaneoua
PY 71 059 - Repleniahment a t see PYa 70-71 068 - Disabled require tow PYa 70-71 069 - Background lighting obscured aide to navition
070 - Yard repairs 071 - Overloading072 Impropel loading or atowage 013 - Insufficient ventilation 074 - Ground tackle including anchor windlass 075 - Towing equipment includihg towing engine 076 - Cargo077 - Miscellaneous deck department equipment - not
otherwise claaaitied 078 - Sunken wreck 079 - Tug assisting080 - Mooring equipment lines winches
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Ar~ ot Campuaampl Connection (Contributing Paotora)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing factors
Valid only for FYa 63 - 71
lh e tolloving codes were used tor poe i tiona 36 - 38 and poaitiona 39 - U
Main Propulsion Machinery
081 - Gaaoline engine and aooeeeoriea (except outboards) 082 - Outboard motors and accessories 083 - Diesel engine and aooeaeories 084 - Steam r60iprocating engines 085 - Steam turbine and turbo-electric 086 - snata and reduction gears 087 - Propeller 088 - Main propulsion bampchinery - not otherviee olaeeitied 089 - Failure ot equipment due to improper or lack ot
IDIintenanc e 091 - Atomic reactor
Boiler
101 - furnaces including tubes caatinga superheaters economizers etc
102 - Fuel oil ayatem - (FY 71) Boiler tuel oil ayatem only
103 - Feedwater syatema including condensers and evaporators 104 - Steam ayatems main and auxillary 105 - Boiler parte and aoceasoriee - not othervise
claeaitied 106 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack ot
maintenance FY 71 107 - Fuel oil system diesel
Machinery Miacellaneoua
111 - Pumps (cargo bilge bampllampat etc) but not ire pumps fuel lube oil or teedvater pumps
112 - Refrigeration ayatema including cargo and ships service
113 - Gasoline engines except main propulsion 114 - Diesel engines ezoept main propulsion 115 - Misoellaneoue machinery - not otherviae classified 116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack ot
aintenance 117 - Miace1laneoua engineering spaces 118 - Miacellaneoua engineering tools or equipment 119 - Bilge pumps
JPY 71 120 - Miscellaneous piping ayatema
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POSITION($) 36-38 Ar~ of Cauaal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Pampotora
Valid only for PYs 63 - 71
The following oodea were used for poaitione 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Electrical
121 - Generators (except main propulsion - see code 085) 122 - Viring 123 - Lights 124 - Controls switches circuit breakers fuses etc 125 - Motors (except main propulsion) 126 - tlectrical equipment - not otherwise olaaaified 127 - Failure or equipment due to improper or lack or
maintenance
Galley and Stewards Depamprtment
131 - Stova rangaa and aaaociated equipment 132 - Galley and steward department parts and ampquipment shy
not otherwise classified PY 71 133 - Butane alleyheating stove PYs 70-71 1~0 - Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
bull
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PYa 71 - 80
Rules opound Road Violations
You can put up to three (3) letter codes in these three (3) positions 1pound leas than three (3) follow with dashes (--)
POSITION (S) 36-38
A Rule 2 Improper lightss Rule 3 Lighti for towing c Rule 4 Not under command lightaapecial operations
(or pilot rulea-apecial operations) Rule 5-10 Lights towed vesselsmall vesselpilot vessel
fishing vessel - stern lightD Rule ll Anchor lightsE Rule 15 Pog sigJlamplaP Rule 16 Speed in togaignal forward of beam
Substantial action
G Rule 17 Sail veaeela H Rule 18i Meeting situations I Rule 18ii1 Danger a1pal J Rule 18v Bend signal K Rule 18viii Overtaking L Rule 19 Crossing situation M Rule 20 Sail vessel right or wayexcept in narrow channel N Rule 21 Privileged vessel maintain course amp signal P Rule 22 Burdened vessel avo1~ crossing ahead Q Rule 23 Burdened vessel keep clear R Rule 24 Overtaking vassal keep clear S Rule 25 Keep to starboard aide opound chanDel T Rule 26 Right opound way ot fishing vaaaela U Rule 27 General prudential rule V Rule 28 Course signals internationalbacking inland fl Rule 29 Rule or good seamanship (lookout) z Rule Failure to render aeaiatance
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PYs 71 - 80
Rules of Road Violamptions
You can put up to three (3) letter codes in these three (3) positions 1pound leas tbampn three (3) follov with dashes (--)
POSITION(S) 39-41
A Excess speed a Insufficient pover c Wrong aide ot channel D Pailura to sound signals pound Meeting situation turned lett P Crossing situation burdened tailed to give vay G failed to atop or back H Elaei 1e asaneuver too little too late I Overtaking vessel ailed to keep oleer J Overtaken vessel tailed to maintain course ampa peed K Vind sea or current faotore L Agreement raaohed vessel sheered M bull Improperno lookout N Radio telephoneP RS 4450 action intended R Improper lightsshapes) T Person in charge intoxicated
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Araa ot ~ueal Connection
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Factors
PYe 72 - 80
These codes vera used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
900 - RS 4450 Action intended 990 - Coast Guard assistance (FYa 70 - 80) 991 - Violation ot Lav 999 - No additional areas ot contributing poundactors
Deecriptive Codes
026 - Lookout 027 - Congested areas docks piers - restricted maneuvering 028 - Buoys aids to navigation 029 - Excessive speed 030 - Channels - restricted maneuvering031 - Poor visibility 039 - Weather generally 040 - Currents and tides
Miscellaneous
048 - Failure to secure (or improper) 059 - Replenishment at sea 068 - Disabled require tow 069 - Background lighting obscured ampids to navigation 070 - Yard repaire includes gaa tree (FYa 73 - 80) 071 - Overloading bull 072 - Improper loading or atowage 073 - Insufficient ventilation 076 - Cargo078 - Sunken wreck 079 - Tug assisting
Machinery Miecellaneous
116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack opound mampintenance
Gamplley and Stewards DepUtment
140 - Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
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Arampas ot Causal Connection Additio~l Contributing Factors
The folloving contributing factor codes vere added in fiscal year 1972 These codes provided a greater degree or flexibility and apeoiticity in denoting cauaal connections areas ot damage 8Zld contributing causes to casualty
POSITIONS) 36-38 and 39-41
Hull 400-419
400 Hull - general 401 Hull - external-fvd 13 - bottom 402 Hull - external-midsection bottom 403 Hull - external-aft l3 - bottom 404 Hull - external-tvd l3 - aideahell 405 Hull - external-midshipsect1on-s1deahell 406 Hull - exte~nal-att l3 - aideshell 407 Hull - internale-fvd 13 408 Hull - internals-midsection 409 Hull - internals-aft l3410 External plating-superstructure 411 Internal framing-superstructure 412 Weather decks - main 413 Weather decks - superstructure 414 Decks - internal including tank top US Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
Yd 13 416 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
midsection 417 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
att 13 418 Bulkheads - above main deck 419 Bulkheads - longitudinal
Hull Damampge 920-929
920 Wasted - plate and internals 921 Wasted - veldrivet 922 Fractured - plate and internals 923 Fractured - weldrivet 924 Indented - minor 925 Set in - major 926 Buckled 927 Holed 928 Fractured - other 929 roken up (ie on rocks etc
Work Spaces 426-444
426 Work spaces - generalother 427 tork spaces - engine 428 Work spaces bull engine shops
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
429 Work spaces - engine store roome 430 Work spaces - engine paint locker 431 Work spaces - miac eng spaces (shaft
alley vent rooms) 432 Work spaces - bridge ampaav spacee 433 Work spaces - deck shops 434 Work spaces - deck storerooms 435 Work spaces - paint locker 436 Work spaces - cargo holds 437 Work spaces - cargo holds Tveen deck 438 Work spaces - cargo holds lo~er 439 Work spaces - galley 440 Work spaces - galley ato~ea
(includes ete~arda) 441 Work spaces - main deck cargo vinch
area 442 Work spaces - main deck cargo hold
area 443 Work spaces - reefer holds 444 Work spaces - fish hold
Living Spaces 446-450
446 Living spaces - crev 447 Living spaces - crev toiletsho~er 448 Living spaces - passenger 449 Living spaces - passenger toiletshower 450 Living spaces - passenger (other)
Built-in Tanka 451-466
451 Tanks - ballut(beginning PY 73) 452 Tanka - atterpeaklateru rake 453 Tanks - cargo oil 454 Tanka - cctrerdamadoubleakin 455 Tanka - deep 456 Tanka - distilled water 457 Tanka - double bottom 458 anka - drainvells 459 lanks - torepeaklbownke 460 Tanka - tuel oil day tank 461 lampnks - fuel oil settlera 462 Tanka - potable water 463 Tanka - sewage 464 Tanks - sump 465 Tanka - voids 466 Tanks - other
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POBITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Hull amp Hull Fittinamps amp Outfittings 467 - 484
467 Cargo battens and cleats 468 Cargo oontampiner cells 469 Cargo contLiner stowage fittings 470 Equipment stowage 471 Pire stltion boxea 472 Grain handling ampnd stowage fittings 473 Hamptoh tent arrangements 474 Lashing fittingscargo tie down 475 Mooring fittings generampl 476 Mooring bitts and foundations 477 Mooring pawls and chain stoppers 478 Protective devices 479 Safety rails ampnd fittings 480 Securing devices 461 Skylights 482 Windows - port holesdead lights 483 Wire reels 484 Other
Deck Covering 485-493
485 Living spaces 486 Galley spaces 487 Deck treads and nonskid 488 Ladder treads 489 Portable gratings 490 Toiletshower spaces 491 Wood decking 492 Working spaces 493 Other
Access 494-515
494 Accommodation ladders 495 Doors - general 496 Doors - cargo 497 Doors - exterior 498 Doors - interior 499 Doors - reefer 500 Doors - watertight SOl Ploor plates ampnd supports 502 Gratings and supports 503 Laddera inclined - external 504 Ladders portable inclined - external 505 rddera vertical inclined - external 506 Ladders inclined - internal 507 Laddera portable inclined - internal 508 Ladders vertical inclined - internal 509 Manholes 510 Scuttles 511 Ship B gampngWa)
POSITION($) 36-38 and 39-41
512 Sideports 513 Stages 514 Working platforms 515 Other
Deck amp Carso 516-589
Mampats Booms amp Rigging 516-531
516 General 517 locka 518 Booms - general ampmisc small 519 Heavy lit booms 520 Car carriers 521 F6nders 522 Lanyarda 523 Mampata and kingposts 524 Nets 525 Rigging - general526 Slings 527 Spreaders 528 Fishing gear ~ general 529 Nets 530 Booms masts etc 531 Boom cradle
Winches 535-555 bull 535 Boat winches 536 Cargo winches 537 Fishing winches 538 Hand winches 539 Towing winches 5U Other 542 Anchorveesel anchored 543 Anchor chain-including riding
pawldevils olav 544 Anchor windlass - general 545 Automatic mooring winches 546 General-control-teaturea 547 Capstans - generampl 548 Mooring winches - general 549 Mooring lines-generalunknown
vessel moored 550 - Natural tiber 551 - Wire rope 552 - Srnthetic rope 553 - Towing cable 554 - Misc towing equip 555 - Other
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POSTIONS) 36-38 and 39--1
Cranes 556-558
556 Gentry eranes - general 557 Revolving cranes - general 558 Other
Hatch Covers 559-563
559 Hatch beams and boards 560 Pontoons and beams middot 561 Mechanical hatch covers-general 562 Mechanical hatch covers-electric
hydraulic drive general 563 Mechanical hatch covers electroshy
mechanical drive general (chain etc )
Elevators Conveyors and Dumbwaiters s6s - 571
565 Conveyors - cargo general 566 Dumbwaiters 567 Elevators - cargo - general 568 Elevators - personnel569 Engineers platform hoist 570 Pork lifts 571 Other
Steering Gear 572-588
572 Bov thruster - general 573 Steering gear - general 574 Cross head and erose head drive 575 Pollov-up mechanism (linkages) 576 Hydraulic system 577 Lubrication 578 Pumps 579 Rams cylinders 580 Steering stands amp trick vheela 581 Rudder - general 582 Carrier bamparing 583 Horn 584 Pintle and gudgeon 585 Stock bearing 586 Stock packing gland 587 Planking ~udder
588 Other
Stabilizers 589
589 Stabilizers - general
Galley and lAundry 590 - 600
590 Galley equipment - generalother 591 Laundry equipment - generalother
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
592 Dish washers 593 Steam galley equipment - general 594 Garbage disposals ampchutes 595 Miscellaneous mechanical equipment 596 Ovens 597 Pressing and ironing equipment 598 Range$ 599 Refrigerators 600 Washing maohinea and dryers
Cargo Hold Dehumidiie~s 601
601 Cargo hold dehumidiioation-generampl (cargo air)
Heating Ventilation amp Air Conditioning b02-bl2
602 Air conditioning - general 603 Ventilation - general 604 Covla 605 Dampera 606 Ducts and supports 607 Goosenecks 608 Heaters - electric 609 Steam or hot water 610 Gaaolineoil 611 Gas (butane etc) 612 Other
Main ProyenSla1on 613-7 8
Diesel Engines 613-635
613 Main propulsion diesel engine 614 Main propulsion diesel governing system 615 Main propulsion diesel reduction 618 Fmerg dieaal generator engiae - general 619 Elmerg diesel generator eiigiDe - engine
(excluding accessories) gov~ system
620 Elmerg diesel gen eng - inat~umentation 621 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral diesel
oil B1Btera 622 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral freah
vater cooling ayatem 623 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral lube
oil system
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POSITION($) 36-38 alld 39-41
624 Emerg dieeel gen engine - integral starting mechanism
625 Ships aervioe diesel gen engine shygeneral
626 Ships service diesel sen engineshyengine excluding aeeeaaoriee) governinamp 171 tem
627 Ships service diesel generator 628 Ships aervice diesel generator
engine - integral diesel oil system 629 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral fresh water cooling system 630 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral lube oil system 631 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral starting mechanism 632 Lifeboat diesel enginea 633 Small boat gaaoline engine shy
(inboard)634 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(outboard) 635 Otherdiesel cargo pumps on Tank barge 636 Main propulsion turbines - general
(hignlov pressure) 637 Governing system 638 Integral gland seal regulating 639 Integral lubrication ayatem 640 Jacking gear 641 Maneuvering valves 642 Main propulsion gears - (reduction
gears) 643 Integral lubrication ayatem 644 Other
Shafting end Bearings 645 - 652
6i5 Bearings - general646 Shafting - general 6-7 Line 68 Tail 649 earing - thrust 650 Stern tube assembly - oil lubrication 651 Stave typeatutpound1ng boz 652 Other
Pl-olllers 653 - 657
653 hopellara - solid 65-4 Built-up 655 Controllable pitch propellers-general 656 Control ecbaniem 657 Othernot apecitied
Turbinea 658 - 665
658 Emergency generator gas turbines 659 Main propulaion gas turbines
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-middot1
660 Ships service generator ~a 665 Other
Vacuum EqUipment 666-671
666 Au111ary air ejectors ampcondensers 667 Auxiliary condensers 668 Ezhampust condenser 669 Main air ejectors amp condensers 670 Main condenser 671 Other
Pump (poundor both deck and engine room) 672 - 677
672 Centrifugal pumps - gerteral 673 Hand pumps 674 Hy-draulic motore - genePel 675 Hy-draulic puml)a - gerteral676 Reciprooa ting pumpa - prteral 677 Rotary pumps - general
PipY Pittinga amp Vallea poundor both deck and engine room) 6amp1-695
681 Pleible Tubing682 Gauge Linea 683 Hose (other than poundire) 664 Pipe pounditt~ 665 Pipirtg686 Sea cheats ampoverboard discharge
oonneotiona bull 687 Sea strainers (in piping) 688 See valves 689 System fittings (strainers tilterst
traps etc ) drains 690 Tubing 691 Valves - general 692 Regulating 693 Reliet 694 Check balance 695 Other
Compressors 696 - 698
696 Air compreaaors - general 697 Refrigeration compressors - general 698 Other
AU1liarz Sta tam furbiDe a amp Gears 99 - 707
699 Pump turbines - general 700 Goverrting aratem 701 Integral lubrication 111tem
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POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
702 Ships service generator turbines shygeneral
703 Ships service generator turbines shygoverning eyetem
704 Ships service generator turbineamp shyintegral gland aeal regulating a19tem
705 Ship a se~vioe generator turbines shyintegral lubricating system
706 Ships service generator turbines shyreduction gear assembly
707 Other
Boilers 708 - 130
708 Air heaters 709 Boiler casings 710 Boiler drums and internals 711 Boiler tubes 712 Boiler valves 713 Boiler water level indicators 714 Boiler water testing 715 Brickwork and refractoryfirebox 716 Burner lame scanning system 717 Burner ignition system 718 Combustion control 719 Desuperheatera 720 Draft gauges 721 Fuel oil burners ampair register 722 Feed water regulators 723 Economizer 72~ Sampety valves 725 Smoke indicators 726 Soot blowers 727 Superheaters 728 Superheater temperature regulators 729 Uptakes and inner stack 730 See 744
Blowers and Pane 732 - 734
732 Forced draft blowers - generalor turbo air intake on diesel
733 Ventilation tans - general 734 Other
Unfired Pressure Vampaaell and Non-built-tanka 735 - 741
735 Air receivers 736 Drain tanks 737 Expansion tLnke 738 Gravity tanks 139 Hydraulic accumulators 740 Mirlng tanka 741 Other
POSITION(S 36-38 and 39-41
Coolers Condensers 742 - 753
742 Coolers - general 743 Diesel oil purifier heater 744 Peed water beater amp vent condenser - gen 745 Lubrication oil purifier heater 746 Main propulsion lubrication oil coolers 747 Reefer compartment air eoolera 748 Reefer compartment pipe coila 749 Reefer condensers 750 Reefer liquid auction heat exchangers 751 Reefer secondary rerig eoolers 752 Cargo and fuel oil heating coils 753 Other
Purifiers 754
754 Puriiere
Evaporators 755 - 758
755 Contaminated steam generators 756 High preeaure evapora tore 757 Lev pressure evaporatoramp 758 Other
Electrical 759 - 780
759 Main motor 760 Main motor air cooler 761 Main generator 762 Main generator air cooler
Electric Generatora 763 - 765
763 Emergency cenerator - general 764 Ships service generators - general 765 Other
Electric Power Distribution 766 - 776
766 Batteries 767 Battery charcera 768 Distribution panels (other than
switchboard panels 769 Emergency generator switchboard 770 Lighting panels 771 Power panels 772 Ships service generator switchboard 773 Teet panel 774 Tranaormers 775 Wiring 776 Other
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POSTION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Motors and Controllers 777 - 780
777 Electric motors 778 Electric motors 779 Electric motor
maohinery) 780 Electric motor
machinery)
(non-deck machinery) (deck machinery)
controllers (non-deck
controllers (deck
Interior Communications 781 - 794
781 Telephone system 782 Call bell system
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Lighting 817 - 821
817 Lighting - crev areee (includes eiring) 818 Lighting - navi~tion 819 Portable lighting 820 Searohlights 821 Othercargo holds
Miaoellampneous Workshop Equipment 822 - a3a
822 Burning equipment 823 Drill presses
783 Cargo oil temperature recording system 824 Engine test stand 7811 Engine order telegraph 785 Engineers signal and alarm system 786 General alarm system 787 Individual system alarm systems
(excluding specific equipment alarms) 788 Propeller shaft revolution
indicator system 789 Repoundrigeration temperature
recording system 790 Rudder angle indicator system 791 Salinity indioator system - teed
condensate 792 Sound povered telephone system 793 Wheelhouse alarm system 794 Other
Exterior Communications 795 - 801
795 Auto alarm 796 Lifeboat portable radio equipment 797 Radio telegraph equipment 798 Radio telegraph equipment 799 Radio teletype Equipment BOO Bridgebridge radio 801 Otherharbor advisory radar
Navigation Equipment 802 - 816
802 Course recorder 803 DECCA navigator 804 Echo depth sounder 805 Electric steering - gyro pilot system 806 Pog gong 807 Gyro compass system 808 Loran 809 Hampgnetic copaaa 810 Radar - general 811 Radar - collision avoidance 812 Radio direction finder 813 Ship B bell 81JI Signal lights 815 Whistle siren 816 Other (charts poundailed to use etc)
825 Grinders 826 Hand tools 827 Hydraulic jacks 828 Lathes 829 Lifting gear - including chain
all and come-along 830 Milling machines 831 Paint aprampying outfit 832 Power drive portampble tools 833 Sav - motor drivenmiddot 83Jt Shapers 835 Welding equipment 836 Work bench 837 Vises 838 Other
Inatrumenta (not covered in other main components) B39 - B45
839 Clinometers 840 Main gauge board 841 Portampble instruments 842 System indicating instruments 843 Srstem recording instruments 844 Teat instrumentation 845 Other
Automamption (not covered in other main components) 846 - 852
846 Bell recorderamp 847 Bridge console 848 Condition recorders temperature
pressure etc 81f9 Engineroom console 850 Inormation recorders 851 Throttle control equipment 852 Other
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POSITON(S) 36-38 Area of Cauaal Connection (Contributing Paotore)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Paotora
The following cOdes were used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Firefiibting 853 - 864
653 Fixed systems - fire maine and hose 854 C02 855 Steam 656 Sprinkler 857 Other 858 Semi-portable - C02 859 Portable - C02 860 Other 861 Fire ~etecting systems and alarms 862 Emergency equipment - (breathing apparatus ax et~) 864 Other
Lifesaving 865 - 874
665 Life preserver - approved866 Lite preserver - diaapproved 667 Buoyant oushion lite ring 868 Lifeboat 869 Equipment 870 Davits (launching apparatus) 871 Lite raft - inflatable 872 Launching apparatus 873 Other (bouyant apparatus and lite floats) 874 Lite aaving equipment not otherwise claaaitied
Miscellaneous 875 - 878
875 Main propulsion reciprocating 876 Main bearings 877 PistonampJ rod etc 878 Jacking gear
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POSITION(S) 42 ~eather at Time of Casualty
1 - Clear 2 - Partly Cloudy 3 - Overcaa t 4 - Pog 5 - Rain 6 - Snow 7 - Other (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSITION(S) 43 Visibility at Time of Campaualty
1 - Leas than 14 mile 2 - l4 to leas than 12 mile 3 - 12 to lees than 1 mile 4 - 1 mile to leas than 2 miles 5 - 2 miles and over (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSTION(S) 44 Wind at Time of Casualty
1 - Calm 2 - 1-3 knots 3 - 4-10 knots 4 - 11-16 knots 5 - 17-27 knots 6 - 28-40 knots 1 - U-55 knots 8 - 56-65 knots 9 - greater than 65 knots (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSITION(S) 45-47 Air Temperature at Time of Campaualty - Fahrenheit (FYa g3 - 6a5
POSITION(s) 45-47 Specific Location o Caaualty (PYa 69 - 80)
POSITION(S) 45 Great Lakes (FYa 69 - 80)
T - Lake Huron Straits o Hackinampo and St Marys River
U - Lake Ontario and Lower N~ River St Lawrence River Lake Champlain and New York State Barge Canal System
V - Lake Michigan
W - Lake Superior
I - Lake Erie including Niagara River Detroit River Lake St Clair and St Clair River
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POSITION(S) 46middot47 Use nearest degree of latitude and longitude respectively
Location Codes tor the High Seas (FYs 69 bull 80)
Pind the loeamption ot the casualty on the attached chart (titled Open Ooeen Coding Chart) by utilitzing the latitude ampnd longitude Enter alpha ohampracter located in large blocked area in Poeition 45 Enter tile nWDber loeampted in upper left hand corner of the small squares vithin cb blocked area in positiona Jt6 and 47
Coastal iiampters (FYa 69 - 70)
Use first three digits of the five digit index on the folloving page I the first digit is e one then subaitute ampn S in ita place
Coastal ~aters (FYa 71 - 75)
Use the first three digits of the five digit index on the folloving page
PYs 76 bull 80 to oode an area in the Coastal U S first refer to pages 36-39 aM loeate the geographical point where the casualty occurred or the point closest to the location o the caaualty If a eampeuamplty occurred on the high a eea and a coaa tal poaition is used as a reference point then indioate that reference point or point or the list closest to it When the geographloal point has been determined use the second thru forth nWIIbera of the listinamp and place them in positions 45-47 The folloving example vill illustrate the above 111ethodt
A casualty occurs near Myrtle Beach South Carolina Using a map or chart it is determined thampt Myrtle Beach is located nearest to Georgetown Lisbt whoee second thru forth digits are 201 This number is placed in positions 45-47
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f30 ampUill(IAltIm 48 fli N 122 30 W 18700 SRUIUGIN IlIANDII M liON till t2W 440 Point Roberts Lt 48 ll8 N 123 OS W 710 -Cape Wedee LJ 450 Patoa 1 Lt 48 47 N 122 M W 720 -ampnd Point 5518N 118 53 w
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54 29N lU411W 17600 V41fCOVVJIl lllloAND 18000 UKIIIAII ISLAND
610 -VIdorlamp 48 25N 110 -Cape Panltol 4- 54 40N 16304 V123 24 w 1120 -Sooteb Cap LL620 -Eftvi111CU 54 UN 1114 uw48 26N 123 211 w m -C~Icher Lt610 -Race Rockl Lt M36N 11145W48 18 N 123 32W640 -Sheringl~am Point Lt 48 23N 123 5 w IlOilO AlntluWa6liO -Carmanah Lt 48 37N 12-l 45 wll60 -Prcllena Point LL 48 43N 125 011 w 111010679 -Cape Beale Lt 48 47N 125 13 w 030
Akutan Harbor Lt MOON IMKW 680 -AlHntl 4lll4N 124 48 w UlllfWbull 53 il2~11030600 -Amphitrite Point Lt lJutcl HIUWr -- bullmiddot-- bull bull 53M UUHyen48MN 125 32W171011 MO Makllllia 53 46N 166 SIW-Lennard 1 Lt 49 07N 125 5$ w OliO710 -Estevan Point Lt ~Ill 1 Lt 5li23N tnaw 720 -Lookout 1 LL
4amp 23N 126 33 w 11110 1 North Cape Lt 53 26N 174 u w liOOON 127 27 w 079 OJeat llitkln I Swallow Head730 -Cape Cook Bolander 1 LL 5007N 127 li7W Lt 112 07N 1711 011 w740 -Prlte Allu li023N 127 28 V7li0 -Kalns r Lt li026N 128 02 w Mil Adak 1 SID~ CllH ~~52 N 176 38 w 760 -CRpe Scott Lt liO 47 N 128 2amp w 010 AmtAitke I mtantine Harllor Ill 24 N 179 18 E 710 -Nanaimo 177 33 EUIIOO 1Cm11 Harbor Ill lliiN49 tON 123 56 V171100 Ne111 Wtetminlter 411 12N
110 SU111fa 1bull Alca11 Harbor 52 laquoN 174 04 E122 55 w810 120 Allu 1 Manacre amp~~ 5150N 1711 14 E--------middotmiddotmiddot--middot---middot-----middot 41 17N 123 07W 111200 PRIBILOP ULANDS820 Ea 1 Lt 61 16N 127 liO w
17900 Qvux CHAIILOIIII laLANDI no -81 Paul 1 Vill41f Cregt 57 08N 179 10 w 1110 -Cape Rt lampDIft Lt 51 56 N 131 01 w1120 -Lanpra l Lt 5415N 133 03 w 11300 Aluka1130 -Lawn Polnt U 5325N 131 uw
18000 Octcft Fall1 52 21 N 127 42W 11310810 PriJaq Rvpert MIIIN 130 110 w Seallon Rocks Lt 6528N 163 II W3ln Port Molltr M SON Ifill 34 W
18100 330 Capo lknlavin LL 5623N 160 08 wAluka MO Pori Hci4en 56 53N 168 4lW350 Pilot PlritJt 67 33 N l$736WJIIO Tree Point Lt st 48 N 130 116 w
120 Barren 1 Lt- 64 45 N 131 21 w 379 6732N 157 25 w360 yent 56 12N 157 22 w
HO Cape bbaoon Lt 54 41 N 132 01 w 380 Nd- ------middotmiddot 58 43 N 157 01 w 130 Kttdlika11 M 20 N l3l 38W 390 Cllab Point150 Cape Muzon Lt M 40 N 132 41 w ll8 Sl N lllil 33 w
lliO lhllll DiUinpj~Jm 59 02N 168 liD wC~pe Ba~~olome Lt 55 14 N 133 37 w 1i500 NUNIY All fiiiAND170 bullbulln111a 56 28 N 131 23 w 510 -Clape Mohiean LL flO 13 N 1117 27W110 Pderobltrr 56 4amp N 132 ll7 w 1120 -NculllartJor 1110 Cape kleclslon Lt 56 110 N 134 08 w 60 12 N lllii511W111000 St Lllrurmu 1 ~GGgt1gc 63 41 N18200 Cape Ommaney Lt 56 10 N lM 40 W 170 24 w 210 lllO Point Romanor LL fo3 12 N 161110 wSftk4 57 03 N 135 mw 820 St MicAGtl 161 02W220 Cape Edgecumbe LtbullmiddotlgtrJ 57 00 N 131151 w fo3 211 N llO Klokaehef I LL r~l 57 24 N 1311 54 w EIO U~laquo~laklutbull 63 62N 160 46 w 240 640 Cape Darby Lt 64 20N 162 47WLlslanslll Strait Enuance Lt S1 51 N 136 26 w 2liO J111ltllamplc 58 18 N 134 25 w 1M 24W650 SolGmu bull-middotbullw- _ middot-~-- _ 64 33N 260 6liO Nomt~ M ON 165 25 wSJiGtflliGf 59 27 N 1311 20 w 670 3ledae 1 Lt279 Cape Spencer LL M 12 N 136 38 w 64 30N lllllll w
fi80 Cape ROdney Lt 64 40N 1118 24 w2liO Ocean Cfpe Lt Sll 32 N 131111 w (liD200 Point Spel(lf Jt II~ UN 10160WYakutat 59 33 N 139 tt w18300 Cape St Elias Lt 59 48 N 144 36 w M liN IIIII lOW 1871)0 QriJlltkl Hflrllor
310 Cape Blnchinbrook Lt 60 14 N 146 311W 3ln Cqrd 60 33 N 145 46 w330 Vbullldtz 61 01 N 146 15 w 340 JJAilaquoitr 60 50 N H8 40 V 3liO Point Elrington Lt bull 69 56 N 148 15 w 300
371) eac_~~~~~~~~-~-~-~~-~~ ~ ~ H9 17W ittllard B9 26W
380 Pilot Rock Lt -~11 44 N H1128W 31l0 Seal Rooks Lt fill 31 N UQ 38W
18400 JIut Ch11peh 1 LL 51106 N IM 26 W 410 Ped 1 Lt Samp 07 N 161 36 w 4ll0 East Amatull I LL ll8 55 N 151 57 w 430 FlaliLL 5920N 152 00 w 440 ampIILraquogt11 50 26 N 161 K W
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Lolli No Pilot 1M Loq Place Lat
iJ II~ HAWAIUJf ISUWDS
20000 8AWJIU MOIOitAI-Continued
010 -KauhGia PoiDL Ltbullbullbullbull 20 UN llili 41JW 20il3CI -Makanalua Penlnaula MoshyOll -Kbullildkm undillll-----middot----- 20 08N 1515 M W loklli Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 l3N U668W 000 -Lau Point Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 2000N JliliUW 20600 OAHU00) t Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull Ill amp1 N Ui501W 610 -Makapuu Point Lt tlltN 157 311 w 0$0 Ltbullbullbullbullbull Ill 41 N IMOSW 8211 -Diamond Bead Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull ZllampN U740W060 111 tfN lllSOfW 631) -Hnolrdwbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 UN 167 112V 070 Ill 31 N t54411W 1140 -Pearl Barbaebullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 22N 157 MW080 19 5SN 1515 41 w 6liO -Barbers Polite Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 18N 1M 011 W=Kbull w fi~~E~~~-======OliO -Kauna Point Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 19 OZN IIJill3 W 600 -Kauna Point LLbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 31N 1M l7W
20100 Ill 211 N 1115 HW 170 -Kaneobe Bay Prramld Roell no = ~rT 11138N 156 00 w Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 11746W21211N120 -Kenllllle Point Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 11144N IHOfW 130 moo Kwu1115 GO W 140 =~-= 20UN
20 02N lAMW 710 -Kilauea Point U bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 22lN UII24W
-KIIhala Point Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 1511 JSW no -Kaullrl Bead Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 20 t6N 1513$ w
20200 MUI 720 2200N 730 -NautUiutili ampJbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 67N 1511 21 w
220 20 45N lliliMIW 740 -MIIIIabuena Point Lt bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 62N 1511 27 w -IIRM ~-middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot 11 MN 1511 31 w-Pwt AUIlbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull
240 211MN 156 28 w 230 -Pauwelf oint LLbullbullbullbullbullbull 211 57N 156 20W l7GOeo -Hanapepe Bar Puolo Point
-KbullbullMhl bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 MN UII36WLtbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull230 -Nakalekl Point Ltbullbullbullmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot 21 OZN 156 36 w 770 -Kokokl Point Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 81 N 1511 t8 w
210 2D 52N 156 40W 20800 2110 -Bawea Point Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 OON 1110 40 w
Lebua I Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull bullbullbullbullbullbullbull 22 01 N 160 011 w-Lilklllbull--middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddot----middotmiddotmiddotmiddotshy 280 Mcar Banamanloa LLbullbullbullbullbull 21131N 1M 25W 810 Nil-au 1 N-IXIGmiddotmiddot bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 UN 160 uw 20300 olo lnll Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 2D 38N 1M311W 820 Nlboa bullbullbullbull 230tN 161 51V
310 KallOOianl 8outbwat Poillt 830 Necker 1 bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 233$N 104 fiW Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 211 30N 840 French Frijlato Shoals But Ibullbull 23 47N 1611 13 w156 toW
20400 LAKAI 850 Gardner Pmnadesbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 25llON lli8 011 w 410 -CapeK~ Ltbullbull_ bullbullbullbullbullbullbull 20 44N Uill8W 850 17lttW 410 -KeKliiCicpn Hllrller--------middot- 2D 47N 157ll0 w 8111 l~~h 26
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510 -Luu Point Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 2t OIN 117 18 w 110 -8and 1 Aero Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull Ill liN 177 23 w 177 M w520 -x_ 2l 06N 167 112 w -WHu6tr NW_lbullbullbullbullbull BIINi _
18 05 N rrt lil w221110 lila Mona Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull - 18 22N 17 11 V120 Punta 1iampuero Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull ti30 Punta Borlnquen Ltbullbullbullbullbullbull 18 30N 117 01 w 040 ampn1 Junbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull IS 28N 6607V 1150 Cabo San Juan Lt bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 18 23 N IS 37 V IIIlO Isla Cabeza d~ htro Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 18 lliN M 3~V 870 Eltu11111fa Hotlllobullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 18 ttN 1153aW uo Punta Tuna Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 17 IIIN 8563W 1110 Punta FIKQlU Putorto Arroyo
Lt 17 ampTN 6603V 22700 lila Cau de M- Ltbullbullbullbullbullbull lIMN 66 31 w
110 Prmubullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 17511N 6637V 720 OHnicobullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 17 18 N 116115W
l1MN 117 Jl w730 Campbo Bolo Ltbullbullbullbullbull middot-middotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotmiddotbullbullbullbullbull 740 JIIRbull 11 liN rrtllIV
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Western Rivers Gulf and Gulf Interooaatal Waterway (PYa 69 - 75)
POSITION(S) 45
A - Lover Kiesieeippi River from head of peasea to Ohio River (AHP) APS - Preeport Sulfur Campnal AGO - Gulf Outlet ASW - SW Pass ASP - South Pass AAL - Pase Loutre
B - Upper Miaaiaeippi River - from mouth of the Ohio River to Minneapolis including the St Croix River LAke St Croix and Minnesota River
C bull Illinois Vatervay - mouth to Chieampgo
D - Alleghany River - from Pt Pittsburg to Oil City Pennsylvania
E - Honogahela River - from Pt Pittsburg to source
p - Missouri River - from junction ~ith Hiseieaippi River to head of navigation
G - Kanawaha River - from junction vith Ohio River to heampd of navigation
H - Kentucky River - from junction vith Ohio River to ht~ad of Dampviption
J - Cumberland River - from junction vith Ohio River to head of navigation
K - Tennessee River - from junction vith Ohio River to Knoxville Tennessee
L - Arkansas River - from junction vith Hissiseippi River to head of navigation
H - Gulf Intercoastal Vaterway (vest) - from Harvey Locks vest to Brownsville Texas
HP - Horgan City Port Allen Route HA - Atchatalara River HB - Barataria Itatervay ML - Bayou LAFourche HH - kouma Navigational Canal MC - Calcaaieu River MV - Vermillion River MBS - Bayou Sorrel MQB - Brazos River MHO - Harvey Locka Algiers Canal M28 - Vest Port Arthur Bridge H09 - Horgan City Bridge MAB - Bervick Bar ridge HTG - Tennessee Gamps Pipeline Canal
H - Gulf Intercoastal Waterva) (eaat) - from Nev Orleane to terminus
P - Ohio River - from Pt Pittsburg to source
Q - Other Rivera
QG - Green River HSC Houston Ship Channel
POSITION(S) 46-47 Designate river mile to nearest ten miles eg mile 3ll6 35
Some case were coded using the charaotera lie ted for subsets ot wa tertMy areea rather than the river mile poata
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POSITON(S) 4B Sea Conditions at time opound Cauualtr
1 - Calm 2 - Seaavell 5-15 poundeet 3 - Seaavell 16-20 teet 4 - Seampavell 21-40 teet
or slight chop o~ moderate chop-rough or heampvy chopvery rough
5 - Seaavell over 40 teet 6 - Ice (-) Unknown or inautficient information
POSITION(S) 49-50 s Temperature at Time of Casualty (PYa 63 - 68)
- ~enheit
POSITION(S) 49-50 Specific Type ot Vessel (PYs 69 - 80)
These positions allov tor further specifying the vessel type coded in positions 13-14
01 Artificial Island
01 Mobile drilling rig submersible 02 Mobile drilling rig semi-submersible 03 Mobile drilling ~ig jaok-up 04 Work over rig jaok-up 05 Work over rig other 99 Fixed plattormaztificial island
02 Freis t ship
Position lt9
P Liberty ship (conversion) Q Victory ship R C-1 A S C-1 B T C-2 U C-3 V C-4 W C-5 X C-6 Y C-7amp8 Z T-2 (dry)
Position 50
Q General A Bulk carrier S Container ship (or deck) T Railroad carrier l~ghters U Selpound-unloampder V Combe freight carecontainers W LIGLPG X ROROY Molten sultur Z Ammoniahazardous material chemical
9 Other (inter-island treight small)
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POSITION(S) ~9-50 Specific ype opound Vassel (oonttnued)
03 Freight Barge end 28 Freigpt amprge Hazardoua Mampter1ampla
06 Dr7 eamprgo unspecified 79 Ocean bulk ( petro phoaphampte etc )07 Open hopper 80 Ooaan other (lumber dock) 08 Covered hopper 81 lAah barge 09 Deck loading 99 Other or unknown (dWilp acov) 10 Railroad or container 11 Dr7 cargo other 12 Shellsandrock barge
0 Commercial Vessels - Freight or Pueengers
13 011 industry supply vessel (except orev boats) 70 Fishing aupplytrertaport 98 Diving barge 99 Otherunkrtovn NOC (eg workboat amp misc)
05 Conatruction amp Wrecking Vessels
14 Derrick berge 15 Pile driver 16 Pipe layingjetting 17 Drilling barge 18 Drilling ship salt-propelled 19 Drilling tender rig tender 99 Construction vessel other (dredge tender power barge barge tender)
06 - 07 Dredge
06 Dredge salt-propelled 07 Dredge non-self-propelled
08 Fishing Vessel
Poaition 49 Position 50
A - Haul seines A - Shrimp B - Purse seines amp lampar nete B - Ground poundiah (flounder haddock perch C - Bag netscoop nets cod) D - Beam travla c - Salmon E - Other trawls (trawls amp D - Tuna
shrimp trawla) dragger E - OJater P - Pots amp trapa p - Crab king G - Gill nets G - Crab other K - Hook amp bait including trollers H -Menhaden J - Longline J - Lobster K - h-edge Ilt - Clam L - Tongraketork L - Scallop K - Canner7 vessel or tender M - Halibut 9 - Other not otherwise classified N - Snappergrouper (-) Unlmow 9 - Other
(-) Unknown
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Specific Type opound Vessel (continued)
09 TugboatsTowboats
20 - Harbor tug (vessel assistance) 21 - Marborintracoaatal towing 22 - Ooeanotfahore towing 23 - Riverinland towing (pushing) 24 - Riverinland towing (towing astern) 25 - Switcher 67 - Tail boat (tow assistance) 68 - Head boat (tow aeaistampnoe) 70 - Integrated tug barge 99 - Other unknown not otherwise classified
10 Paaaanger Vessel Over 65 100 GT and Over
11 Passenger Vessel Over 65 Under 100 GT
12 Passenger Vessel Under 65
27 - crewboat 28 - Charter fishing 29 - Water taxi 60 - Excursion vesselsight seeing 99 - OtherNOC (eg hydrofoil)
13 Perr1es Over 65 100 GT and Over
14 Parries Over 65 Under 100 GT
15 Perries Under 65
90 - Auto 91 - Railroad cars 92 - Passenger 93 - Passengerauto
16 Passenger Barge (Incl Cable Perry Barges amp Piahing Barge)
17 TltUlk Vessel
30 - T-2 31 - EX t-2 (eg jumbo-ized) 32 - T-1 33 - T-3 34 - T-5 97 - Dampngeroua cargo (tetra ethyl lead methyl lead aqua ammonia) 99 - Other NOC (inland or amall coaa tal)
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Spec1pound1o ype ot Vessel (continued)
18 or 29 Tank Barges
35 bull Liquid cargo barge unapecitied36 - Single skinned liquid barge 37 - Double skinned liquid barge (including olean petrochemicals eg
aromatics trichloride) 38 - Cylinder tank open hopper and void 39 - Cylinder tank decked over 40 - Other liquid barge (eg brine drilling mud etc) 41 - LPGLIG (butane open hopperpropylene) 42 - Chlorine 43 - Sulfur liquid 44 - Ammonia preeeure tLnk 45 - Ammonia low temper~ture 46 - tow temperature other 47 - Acid aulturic 48 - Acid other 49 - Caustic unspecified 50 - Caustic soda liquid51 - Caustic aodamp high temperature52 - High temperature other 69 - Styrene adiponitrile acrylonitrile pampraylene vinyl acetate
ethyl benzene alkyl benzene 71 - Ethyl ether 99 - Ammonia sulfate liquid (aelf unloaded)
fertilizer other
23 Miacellaneoue Vessels
53 - Pleasure craft 54 bull Reeeamprchoceanographic veaael 55 - Sub tender catamaran 56 - Seaplane 57 - Pilot vessel 58 - Cable ahip59 - Submersible 63 - LSTLCM etc mil lighter 64 - Sludge sewage etc 76 - Man-o-war 77 - Dredge self-propelled 78 - Dredge non-self-propelled 86 - Perry boat 87 - Seine boat 88 - School boat 99 - Other ~kelp outter state enforcement eg Pish and
Wild tire drydook)
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POSITION(S) 5l-52t Number or Crev Member Killed or Missing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 53-54t Number or Passengers Killed or Missing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 55-56t Number or Longshoremen amp Harbor Vorkers Killed or Missing amp Presumed i5eampd
POSITION( B) 57-58r Number or Others Killed or Hiaaing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 59-60r Number of Crew Membera Injured amp Incapacitated Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 61-62 Number or Passengers Injured amp Incapacitated Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 63-64r Number ot LolShoremen ampHarbor Vorkers Injured amp Incapaci ta ted Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 65-66 Number ot Others Injured ampIncamppampcitampted Over 72 Houramp
If a vessel casualty involvea deaths andor injuries see coding instructions titled Personnel Injuries and Deaths
POSITION(S 67-70a Estimated toeaDamage to Vessel
POSITION($) 71-74 Eatillllited LoaaDamage to Cargo
POSITION(S) 75-78r Estimated LossDamage to Other Property
Code in unite ot thoueands but first round orr to nearest thoueands For emmpler Ipound the value is SlSOO round it ott to 2000 and code ampa 0002 It the value is $4499 round it ofpound to $4000 and code as 0004 tor positions 69 - 78t
POSIriON(S) 79 Veaeel amp Total Loss
l - Yea 2 - No
POSITION(S) BOa Piller (unused) (FY 1e 63 -73)
POSITION(S) 80r Special Indicator (PYs 74 - 80) previously position 21 ~see page 5 tor codes)
POSIriON(S) 81-82t Clendar Year
POSITION(S) 83-B~r Piacal Year
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I VESSEL NAMEDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATON V S COAST GUARD CODE SHEET -MARINE CASUAL TV STATISTICS
CGHQ-4095 Rev 12bull75)
1
2
2 CASE NO ( 1bull5)
11 SEQUENCE NUMBER
17 A
NATURE 132middot331
NSTRUCTIONS
Vessel casualty with no personal injuries or death 3 Vessel casualty and personal injury or death Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers code all items in Sections Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers and enter codes in Sections 1 and 2shy1 and 2 of code sheet For each related CG-924E enter codes in Section 3 of same code sheet if there are 2
or more persns involved enter data frol)l first CGmiddot924E in Col A of Section 3 data Personal injury or death not involving a vessel casualty from second m Col B etc If more than 4 persons involved use a second code sheet Obtain data from CG-924E and related papers code all items in Sections entering data in Sections 1 and 3 1 and 3 of code sheet
3 VESSEL NO 4 CG INbull 16bull11 J INSPECTmiddot
ED liZ I
CJ Imiddot v es
CJ bullmiddot NO
12 GROSS TONNAGE 1201
Otmiddot o-u 0- 16bull00 CJamiddot I 0bull3 00 Dmiddot ao1middotsoo [_]smiddot so1middot1 ooo
tASU-L TY PARTICULARS B c o
PRIME AREA ADD CAUSE CAUSAL CONT 134middot)151 CONN FACT
3ampmiddot3 II 1311middot40
22 SEA CONDITIONS 148)
SEE SWELL IN FEET)
Otmiddot CALM Osmiddot 41 ANO uP
Dmiddot 5middot15 ISLIGHTI [_)6bull ICE
Oamiddot u-zo tMOOERATEI
Dmiddot 21bull40 lfIOUGHI Otmiddotl UNKNOWN
Z8 TYPE OF 29 NAME OF INJURY VICTIM
J QeatiIIMlss I st Initial 2692192lt1E 2nd Initial or X
2-middotJnjury (924E 2692) I st Three Letters
3middot Qeath+1iss of Last Name 924E Only
ltImiddot Injury 924E Only
12111 lt261 1271 128bull30)
A
B
c
D
s TYPE OF 6 PFIOPU LSI ON II 5) VESSEL
Q1bullSTEAM 511314) 0 bull ~~~t~Eo
0middot 1001bull5000 0middot SOobull0000
Oamiddot toootmiddotuooo CJDmiddot 1amp001 ANO UP Otmiddot) UNKNOWN
18 WEATHER 142)
01middot CIEAR
CJ2middot PAITIY CLOY
Oa- oVERCAST
04middot FOG
235 E Rmiddot VICE OF VESSEL 14 g-~0)
30 PAPERS OF 31 INJURED PERS
SECTION Imiddot DATA REQUIRED ON ALL CASES
0middot MOTOR(Diesel) CJe- OTHEIl
[_]amiddot GASOLINE Q7middot NUCLEAR
Q4middot SAIL
LENGTH1 middot
01- omiddot6s Dmiddot u-too CJ3bull I 01middot200 0middot201bull300 011middot 301bull400
CJIbull RAIN
OmiddotSNOW
CJ7middot OTI-iER
Otmiddot)UNK
24 A
CREW CUmiddotD2l
STATUS
Imiddot Passen eer Imiddot Licensed 2middot LoneslltHW 2middot Documented 3- Tankerman 3- None 4middot Other ltImiddot Other (Include 5middot Artificial or
Foreien SeameJi fix struct worker
6middot Oeck crew 7middot Engine crew 8- Steward Oept
1311 lUI
OtmiddotJ UNKNOWN
7 PERSON IN CHARGE
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SECTION 2 bull VESSEL CASUALTY OAT A
8 DATE OF CASUALTY MO MIO MOOF CODE IN II EST
CAS COMP IZ II117middot18) IilllbullOJ I
(IN FEET) 12 7) Ill HULL MATERIAL 128)
4 OImiddotSOO CJtmiddot STEEL Umiddot OTHER I 01 middot6 00 []2middot wooo INCLUDES
FERRObull 601bull700 Oamiddot CEMENT CEMENT 701 AND UP Qmiddot PLJlSTIC 01-1 UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN CJ8bull ALUMINUM
19 VISIBILITY ltIN MILES) 143) zo WINO UN KNOTS)
01middot HAZARDous uo-114 01middot CALM CJsmiddot 17-117
CJ2bull IIEIl Y gtOOR II 4bull1121 0middot 1bull3 KT 06middot Ubull40
Oamiddot oooR 1112-1 1 CJ5middot GOOOiio ANO UPI 0middot 4bull10 Q7middot 41middotU)
DmiddotFAIR (1bull2) 01middot) UNKNOWN 0middot 11middot16 [Je- 50-Ul
KILLED OR MISSING 25 INJURED AND INCAPACITATED 26 e c o A s c o
PASS LoNG OTHER CREW PASS LONG OTHER 13bull541 SHR 157middot561 IUmiddotOOI 1151middot521 SHR 6~-0~1
IUmiddotIU IUbullUl
SECTION 3middot PERSONAL INJURY DEATH 32 ACTIVITY 33STATUS
OF SUFVR Imiddot Off Duty 2middot Deck Dep Dty 1- Licen11e 3middot Eng Dep Oty 2middot Document 4middot Stew Qep Oty 3middot Unlic 5middot Handle Cargo Undoc 6middot Fishinc ltImiddot Loncsh 7middot Ori lis Har Wkr 8- Pas seneer 5middot Other 9middot Other 6middot None o- Unknown
133) 1341
l~iTJ~~TTOF 35 VESS LOC
Ibull GL (Dock)Imiddot Death 2middot GL (Underway)2middot Injury 3middot W Riv (dock)(Perm) ltImiddot W (Underway)3middot ln)ury 5- Jnld(dockanch)(Temp) 6middot In ld (Underway)
ltImiddot Injury 7middot Ocean )(Disability 8middot For(dockandlunknown) 9middot Other
5middot Miuinc
(315J 1361
A IIESSEL 167bull701
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Nature Of
Casualty
137middot381
9 TME OF OAY 12 3)YEAR
CAS oF
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10 TYPE OF 10 REPORT
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16 aoov OF WATER
13 0middot3 II
21 SPECIFIC LOCATION
OF CASUALTY 145bull47t
ESTIMA TEO LOSSES 27 VESSEL TOTAL LOSS e c A AMOUNT 17D) s
CARGO PRogt $ PEC (7t-74) 17 5-78 t Obullmiddot TOTAL CODE
LOSS 180)Dmiddot NOT TOTAL
LOSS
PERSONAL CASUALTY PARTICULARS
e c u E F
Prime Cause
Area of Causal
Add Area
Part Of
Nature Of
Conn Causal Conn
Body Injured
Vessel Cas
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POSITION(S) 23 Time opound Day
1 - Day 2 - Night 3 - Twilight (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 2~ Type opound Investigation Report
1 - Marine Board 2 - Narrative 3 - Letter or Transmittal
POSITION(S) 25 Type opound Injury This indicates that personal injury or death is or is not a result opound a vessel casualty
1 - Deathmissing persons in connection with a vessel casualty
2 - Injury in connection with a vessel casualty 3 - Deathmissing persons where vessel casualty
is not involved 4 - Injury where a vessel casualty is not
involved
POSITION(S) 26-30z Filler (unused)
POSITION(S) 31 Papers opound Person
1 - Licensed 2 - Documented 3 - None 4 - Other including foreign seamen
POSITION(S) 32 Status on Vessel
1 - Passenger 2 - Longshoreman or harbor worker 3 - Tankerman (other than deep water) 4 - Other 5 - Artificial or fixed structure worker 6 - Deck crew 7 - Engine crew 8 - Stewards department
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POSITION(S) 33 Activity Engaged in at Time of Accident
1 - Off duty 2 - Deck department duties- 3 Engine department duties 4 - Stewards department duties 5 Handling cargo (longshoremen only) 6 - Fishing 7 - Drills (fire amp lifeboat only) 8 - Passenger 9- Other (eg well drilling) 0 - Unknown
POSITION(S) 34 Status of Supervisor
1 - Licensed 2 - Documented 3 - Unlicensedundocumented 4 - Longshoremanharbor worker 5 - Other personnel 6 - No immediate supervisor
POSITION(S) 35 Result of Accident
1 - Death 2 - Injury (permanent) 3 - Injury (temporary) 4 - Injury (disability unknown) 5middot- Missing
POSITION(S) 36 Location of Vessel at Time of Casualty or Accident
Fiscal years 1963 - 1971
1 - At dock (domestic) 2 - At anchor (domestic) 3 - At dock (foreign) 4 - At anchor (foreign) 5 - Underway (inland) 6 - Underway (Great Lakes) 7 - Underway (western rivers) 8 - Underway (high seas) 9 - Underway (poundoreign waters)
Fiscal years 1972 - 1980
1 - Great Lakes (dock) 2 - Great Lakes (underway) 3 - Western rivers (dock) 4 - Western rivers (underway) 5 - Inland (dockanchor) 6 - Inland (underway) 7 - Oceans (underway) 8- Foreignmiddot(dockanchor) 9 - Other (fixed rigs etc)
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POSITION(S) 37-38 Nature of Casualty
01 - Natural causes 02 - Homicide 03 Suicide 04 - Disappearance 07 Slips and falls involving ladders stairs 08 - Slips and falls involving gangways 09 - Slips and falls on deck same level (including jumps) 10 - Slips and falls other same level (including jumps) 11 - Falls from vessel into water (including jumps
overboard) 12 - Falls from vessel other 13 - Falls into hold or tank 14 - Falls other different level (below
level of support) 15 - Struck by falling or dropped objects 16 - Struck by flying objects (mooring lines cargo
gear etc) 17 - Struck by moving objects (other than boats
and vessels 18 - Struck by boat or vessel 19 - Exposure 20 - Asphyxiation (other than drowning) 21 - Struck against crushed bumped into objects 22 - Cargo handling - not otherwise classified 23 - Operating machinery tools etc 24 - Burns (other than electrical) 25 Scalds 26 - Electrical shock and electric burns 27 - Caught in lines chains or wire ropes 28 - Pinching crushing by doors hatches etc 29 - Heavy weather (injuries andor resulting from and
not otherwise classified) 30 - Over-exertion (lifting sprains st~ains) 31 - Sprains strains etc - not otherwise classified 32 - Cuts lacerationsmiddot bruises and punctures - NOC 33 - Galley accidents 34 - Altercation (fights physical contests) 35 - Unknown or insufficient information - NOC 36 - Hypothermia 37 - Diving accident
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POSITION(S) 39-40 Primary Cause of Casualty
Human element (cause lay with individual killed or injured)
01 - Intoxication 02 - Physical deficiency or handicaps (eyesight hearing
heart etc) 03 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 04 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 05 - Unsafe practice 06 - Violation of law or regulation 07 - Human errors carelessness
Human element (cause lay with individual other than person injured or killed)
11 - Intoxication 12 - Physical deficiency or handicaps (eyesight hearing
heart etc) 13 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 14 -Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 15 - Un~~afe practice 16 - Violation of law or regulation 17 - Human errors carelessness
Causes Other
21 - Decks slippery or cluttered 22 - Adverse weather (vessel movement boarding
seas slippery decks) 23 - Poor maintenance or housekeeping 24 - Poor or improper lighting 25 - Absence of or inadequate rails or guards 31 - Failure of Coast Guard approved material or equipment 32 - Failure of material or equipment other 41 - Death or injury as result of a vessel casualty 42 - Improper or insufficient supervision 43 - Lack of or insufficient life preservers 44 - Lack of proper tools or equipment 45 - Lack of or inadequate personal protective equipment 46 - Miscellaneous causes - not otherwise classified 47 - Improper use of tools or equipment
Note An unsafe practice is the performance of an act or the application of a method which tends to create a hazard or a risk eg failure to properly secure step ladder
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
-The following were used for positions 41 - 113 and positions 44 - 46
900 - RS 4450 Action 990 - Coast Guard Assistance (search amprescue or evacuation) 991 - Violation of law 999 - No additional areas opound contributing factors
Human element (cause lay with individual killed or injured)
001 - Intoxication 002 - Physical deficiency or handicaps
(eyesight hearing heart etc) 003 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 004 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 005 - Unsafe practice 006 - Violation of law or regulation 007 - Human errors carelessnessbull 008 - Ignorance 200 - Malingering
Human element (cause lay with individual other than person killed or injured)
011 - Intoxication 012 - Physical deficiency or handicaps
(eyesight hearing heart etc) 013 - Unsafe movement or posture (running
jumping backing) 014 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 015 - Unsafe practice 016 - Violation of law or regulation
Causes Other
017 - Human errors carelessness 018 - Obesity 021 - Decks - slippery or cluttered 022 - Adverse weather (resulting in vessel movement
boarding seas slippery decks etc) 023 - Poor maintenance or housekeeping 024 - Poor or improper lighting 025 - Absence of or inadequate rails or guards 031 - Failure opound Coast Guard approved material or equipment 032 - Failure of material or equipment other 033 - Narcotics 040 - Chemical
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The following codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 4~ - 46
041 - Death or injury as a result of a vessel casualtybull 042 - Improper or insufficient supervision 043 - Lack of or insufficient life preservers 044 - Lack of proper tools or equipment 045 - Lack of or inadequate personal protective equipment 046 - Miscellaneous causes - not otherwise classified 047 - Improper use of tools or equipment 048 - Pailure to secure 059 - Replenishment at sea 066 - Lookout 067 - Congested areas - docks piers - restricted
maneuvering 068 - Buoys - aids to navigation 069 - Excessive speed 070 - Channels - restricted maneuvering 071 - Poor visibility 079 - Weather generally 080 - Currents and tides 089 - Mooring line surged 106 - Washing soogying 108 - Liberty launch bumboat 110 - Yard repairs (includes gas free) 111 - Overloading 112 - Improper loading or stowage 113 - Insufficient ventilbulltion 116 - Cargodunnage 118 - Sunken wreck 119 - Tug assisting 191 - Knife 201 - Returning from shore leave
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Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors) Additional Contributing Factors
The following contributing factor codes were added to provide a greater degree of flexibility and specificity in denoting causal connectionsmiddot areas of damage and contributions t~ cause for personnel injury andor death records
POSITION(S) 41-43 and ~4-46
Hull 400-419
400 Hull - general 401 Hull - external-fwd 13 - bottom 402 Hull - external-midsection bottom 403 Hull - external-aft 13 - bottom 404 Hull - external-fwd 13 - sideshell 405 Hull - external-midshipsection-sideshell 406 Hull - ex~ernal-aft 13 - sideshell 407 Hull - internals-fwd 13 408 Hull - internals-midsection 409 Hull - internals-aft 13 410 External plating-superstructure 411 Internal framing-superstructure 412 Weather decks - main 413 Weather decks - superstructure ~14 Decks - internal including tank top 415 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
fwd 13 416 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
midsection 417 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
aft 13 418 Bulkheads - above main deck 419 Bulkheads - longitudinal
Hull Damage 920-929middot
920 Wasted - plate and internals 921 Wasted - weldrivet 922 Fractured - plate and internals 923 Fractured - weldrivet 924 Indented - minor 925 Set in - major 926 Buckled 927 Holed 928 Fractured - other 929 Broken up (ie on rocks etc)
426 York spaces - generalother 427 Work spaces - engine 428 Work spaces - engine shops
POSITIONS) 41-43 and 44-46
429 York spaces - engine store rooms 430 York spaces - engine paint locker 431 York spaces - misc eng spaces (shaft
alley vent rooms) 432 York spaces - bridge ampnav spaces 433 York spaces - deck shops 434 Work spaces - deck storerooms 435 Work spaces - paint locker ~36 York spaces - cargo holds 437 York spaces - cargo holds Tween deck 438 Work spaces - cargo holds lower 439 Work spaces - galley 440 York spaces - galley stores
(includes stewards) 441 Work spaces - main deck cargo winch
area 442 York spaces - main deck cargo hold
area 443 Work spaces - reefer holds 444 York spaces - fish hold
Living Spaces 446-450
446 Living spaces - crew 447 Living spaces - crew toiletshower 448 Living spaces - passenger 449 Living spaces - passenger toiletshower 450 Living spaces - passenger (other)
Built-in Tanks 451-466
451 Tanks - ballastbeginning FY 73) 452 Tanks - afterpeakstern rake 453 Tanks - cargo oil 454 Tanks - cofferdamsdoubleskin 455 Tanks - deep 456 Tanks - distilled water 457 Tanks - double bottom 458 Tanks - drainwells 459 Tanks - forepeampklbowrake 460 Tanks - fuel oil day tank 461 Tanka - fuel oil settlers 462 Tanks - potable water 463 Tanks - sewage 464 Tanks - sump 465 Tanks - voids 466 Tanks - other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Hull amp Hull Fittings amp Outfittings 467 - 484
-467 Cargo battens and cleats 468 Cargo container cells 469 Cargo container stowage fittings 470 Equipment stowage 471 Fire station boxes 472 Grain handling and stowage fittings 473 Hatch tent arrangements 474 Lashing fittingscargo tie down 475 Mooring fittings general 476 Mooring bitts and foundations 477 Mooring pawls and chain stoppers 478 Protective devices 479 Safety rails and fittings 480 Securing devices 481 Skylights 482 Windows - port holesdead lights 483 Wire reels 484 Other
Deck Covering 485-493
485 Living spaces 486 Galley spaces 487 Deck treads and nonskid 488 Ladder treads 489 Portable gratings 490 Toiletshower spaces 491 Wood decking 492 Working spaces 493 Other
Access li94-515
494 Accommodation ladders 495 Doors - general 496 Doors - cargo 497 Doors - exterior 498 Doors - interior 499 Doors - reefer 500 Doors - watertight 501 Floor plates and supports 502 Gratings and supports 503 Ladders inclined - external 504 Ladders portable inclined - external 505 Ladders vertical inclined - external 506 Ladders inclined - internal 507 Ladders portable inclined - internal 508 Ladders vertical inclined - internal 509 Manholes 510 Scuttles 511 Ships gangway
POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
512 Sideports 513 Stages 514 Working platforms 515 Other
Deck amp Cargo 516-589
Masts Booms amp Rigging 516-531
516 General 517 Blocks 518 Booms - general ampmisc small 519 Heavy lift booms 520 Car carriers 521 Fenders 522 Lanyards 523 Masts and kingposts 524 Nets 525 Rigging - general 526 Slings 527 Spreaders 528 Fishing gear - general 529 Nets 530 Booms masts etc 531 Boom cradle
Winches 535-555
535 Boat winches 536 Cargo winches 537 Fishing winches 538 Hand winches 539 Towing winches 541 Other
middot 542 Anchor vessel anchored 543 Anchor chain-including riding
pawldevils claw 544 Anchor windlass - general 545 Automatic mooring winches 546 General-control-features 547 Capstans - general 548 Mooring winches - general 549 Mooring lines-generalunknown
vessel moored 550 - Natural fiber 551 - Wire rope 552 - Synthetic rope 553 - Towing cable 554 - Misc towing equip 555 - Other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Cranes 556-558
556 Gantry cranes - general 557 Revolving cranes - general 558 Other
Hatch Covers 559-563
559 Hatch beams and boards 560 Pontoons and beams 561 Mechanical hatch covers-general 562 Mechanical hatch covers-electric
hydraulic drive general 563 Mechanical hatch covers electroshy
mechanical drive general (chain etc)
Elevators Conveyors and Dumbwaiters 565 - 571
565 Conveyors - cargo general 566 Dumbwaiters 567 Elevators - cargo - general 568 Elevators - personnel 569 Engineers platform hoist 570 Fork lifts 571 Other
Steering Gear 572-588
572 Bow thruster - general 573 Steering gear - general 574 Cross head and cross head drive 575 Follow-up mechanism (linkages) 576 Hydraulic system 577 Lubric~tion 578 Pumps 579 Rams cylinders 580 Steering stands amp trick wheels 581 Rudder - general 582 Carrier bearing 583 Horn 584 Pintle and gudgeon 585 Stock bearing 586 Stock packing gland 587 Flanking rudder 588 Other
Stabilizers 589
589 Stabilizers - general
Galley and Laundry 590 - 600
590 Galley equipment - generalother 591 Laundry equipment - generalother
POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
592 Dish washers 593 Steam galley equipment - general 594 Garbage disposals amp chutes 595 Miscellaneous mechanical equipment 596 Ovens 597 Pressing and ironing equipment 598 Ranges 599 Refrigerators 600 Washing machines and dryers
Cargo Hold Dehumidifiers 601
601 Cargo hold dehumidification-general (cargo air)
Heating Ventilation amp Air Conditioning 602-612
602 Air conditioning - general 603 Ventilation - general 604 Cowls 605 Dampers 606 Ducts and supports 607 Goosenecks 608 Heaters - electric 609 Steam or hot water 610 Gasolineoil 611 Gas (butane etc) 612 Other
Main Propulsion 613-758
Diesel Engines 613-635
613 Main propulsion di~sel engine 614 Main propulsion diesel governing system 615 Main propulsion diesel reduction 618 Emerg diesel generator engine - general 619 Emerg diesel generator engine - engine
(excluding accessories) governing system
620 Emerg diesel gen eng - instrumentation 621 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral diesel
oil system 622 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral fresh
water cooling system 623 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral lube
oil system
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
624 Emerg diesel gen engine - integral starting mechanism
625 Ships service diesel gen engine shygeneral
626 Ships service diesel gen engineshyengine (excluding accessories) governing system
627 Ships service diesel generator 628 Ships service diesel generator
engine - integral diesel oil system 629 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral fresh water cooling system 630 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral lube oil system 631 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral starting mechanism 632 Lifeboat diesel engines 633 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(inboard) 634 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(outboard) 635 Otherdiesel cargo pumps on Tank barge 636 Main propulsion turbines - general
(highlow pressure) 637 Governing system 638 Integral gland seal regulating 639 Integral lubrication system 640 Jacking gear 641 Maneuvering valves 642 Main propulsion gears - (reduction
gears) 643 Integral lubrication system 644 Other
Shafting and Bearings 645 - 652
645 Bearings - general 646 Shafting - general 647 Line 648 Tail 649 Bearing - thrust 650 Stern tube assembly - oil lubrication 651 Stave typestuffing box 652 Other
Propellers 653 - 657
653 Propellers - solid 654 Built-up 655 Controllable pitch propellers-general 656 Control mechanism 657 Othernot specified
Turbines 658 - 665
658 Emergency generator gas turbines 659 Main propulsion gas turbines
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
660 Ships service generator gas 665 Other
Vacuum Equipment 666-671
666 Auxiliary air ejectors amp condens~s 667 Auxiliary condensers 668 Exhaust condenser 669 Main air ejectors amp condensers 670 Main condenser 671 Other
Pumps (for both deck and engine room) 672 - 677
672 Centrifugal pumps - general 673 Hand pumps 674 Hydraulic motors - general 675 Hydraulic pumps - general 676 Reciprocating pumps - general 677 Rotary pumps - general
Piping Fittings amp Valves (for both deck and engine room) 681-695
681 Flexible Tubing 682 Gauge Lines 683 Hose (other than fire) 684 Pipe fittings 685 Piping 686 Sea chests amp overboard discharge
connections 687 Sea strainers (in piping) 688 Sea valves 689 System fittings (strainers filters
traps etc) drains 690 Tubing 691 Valves - general 692 Regulating 693 Relief 694 Check balance 695 Other
Compressors 696 - 698
696 Air compressors - general 697 Refrigeration compressors - general 698 Other
Auxiliary S~stem Turbines amp Geara 99 - 707
699 Pump turbines - general 700 Governing system 701 Integral lubrication system
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POSITION(S) ~1-~3 and ~~-~6
702 Ships service generator turbines shygeneral
703 Ships se~ice generator turbines shygoverning system
70~ Ships service generator turbines shyintegral gland seal regulating system
705 Ships service generator turbines shyintegral lub~icating system
706 Ships service generator turbines shyreduction gear assembly
707 Other
Boilers 708 - 730
708 Air heaters 709 Boiler casings 710 Boiler drums and internals 711 Boiler tubes 712 Boiler valves
bull 713 Boiler water level indicators 714 Boiler water testing 715 Brickwork and refractoryfirebox 716 Burner flame scanning system 717 Burner ignition system 718 Combustion control 719 Desuperheaters 720 Draft gauges 721 Fuel oil burners ampair register 722 Feed water regulators 723 Economizer 724 Safety valves 725 Smoke indicators 726 Soot blowers 727 Superheaters 728 Superheater temperature regulators 729 Uptakes and inner stack 730 See 74~
Blowers and Fans 732 - 734
732 Forced draft blowers - generalor turbo air intake on diesel
733 Ventilation fans - general 734 Other
Unfired Pressure Vessels and Non-built-tanks 735 - 741
735 Air receivers 736 Drain tanks 737 Expansion tanks 738 Gravity tanks 739 Hydraulic accumulators 740 Mixing tanks middot 741 Other
POSITION(S) ~1-~3 and 44-46
Coolers Condensers 7~2 - 753
742 Coolers - general 743 Diesel oil purifier heater 744 Feed water heater ampvent condenser - gen 745 Lubrication oil purifier heater 746 Main propulsion lubrication oil coolers 747 Reefer compartment air coolers 748 Reefer compartment pipe coils 749 Reefer condensers 750 Reefer liquid suction heat exchangers 751 Reefer secondary refrig coolers 752 Cargo and fuel oil heating coils 753 Other
Purifiers 754
754 Purifiers
Evaporators 755 - 758
755 Contaminated steam generators 756 High pressure evaporators 757 Low pressure evaporators 758 Other
Electrical 759 - 780
759 Main motor 760 Main motor air cooler 761 Main generator 762 Main generator air cooler
Electric Generators 763 - 765
763 Emergency generator - general 764 Ships service generators - general 765 Other
Electric Power Distribution 766 - 776
766 Batteries 767 Battery chargers 768 Distribution panels (other than
switchboard panels) 769 Emergency generator switchboard 770 Lighting panels 771 Power panels 772 Ships service generator switchboard 773 Test panel 774 Transformers 775 Wiring 776 Other
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P6SITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Motors and Controllers 777 - 780
777 Electric motors (non-deck machinery) 778 Electric mgtors (deck machinery) 779 Electric motor controllers (non-deck
machinery) 780 Electric motor controllers (deck
machinery)
Interior Communications 781 - 794
781 Telephone system 782 Call bell system 783 Cargo oil temperature recording system 784 Engine_order telegraph 785 Engineers signal and alarm system 786 General alarm system 787 Individual system alarm systems
(excluding specific equipment alarms) 788 Propeller shaft revolution
indicator system 789 Refrigeration temp-erature
recording system 790 Rudder angle indicator system 791 Salinity indicator system - feed
condensate 792 Sound powered telephone system 793 Wheelhouse alarm system 794 Other
Exterior Communications 795 - 801
795 Auto alarm 796 Lifeboat portable radio equipment 191 Radio telegraph equipment 798 Radio telegraph equipment 799 Radio teletype Equipment 800 Bridgebridge radio 801 Otherharbor advisory radar
Navigation Equipment 802 - 816
802 Course recorder 803 DECCA navigator 804 Echo depth sounder 805 Electric steering - gyro pilot system 806 Fog gong 807 Gyro compass system 808 Loran 809 Magnetic compass 810 Radar - general 811 Radar - collision avoidance 812 Radio direction finder 813 Ships bell 814 Signal lights 815 Whistle siren 816 Other (charts failed to use etc)
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Lighting 817 - 821
817 Lighting - crew areas (includes wiring) 818 Lighting - navigation 819 Portable lighting 820 Searchlights 821 Othercargo holds
Miscellaneous Workshop Equipment 822 - 838
822 Burning equipment 823 Drill presses 824 Engine test stand 825 Grinders 826 Hand tools
middot 827 Hydraulic jacks 828 Lathes 829 Lifting gear - including chain
fall and come-along 830 Milling machines 831 Paint spraying outfit 832 Power drive portable tools 833 Saw - motor driven 834 Shapers 835 Welding equipment 836 Work bench 837 Vises 838 Other
Instruments (not covered in other main components) 839 - 845
839 Clinometers 840 Main gauge board 841 Portable instruments 842 System indicating instruments 843 System recording instruments 844 Test instrumentation 845 Other
Automation (not covered in other main components) 846 - 852
846 Bell recorders 847 Bridge console 848 Condition recorders temperature
pressure etc 849 Engineroom console 850 Information recorders 851 Throttle control equipment middot852 Other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors -The following codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Firefighting 853 - 864
853 Fixed systems - fire mains and hose 854 C02 855 Steam 856 Sprinkler 857 Other 858 Semi-portable - 002 859 Portable - C02 860 Other 861 Fire detecting systems and alarms 862 Emergency equipment - (breathing apparatus ax etc) 864 Other
Lifesaving 865 - 874
865 Life preserver - approved 866 Life preserver - disapproved 867 Buoyant cushion life ring 868 Lifeboat 869 Equipment 870 Davits (launching apparatus) 871 Life raft - inflatable 872 Launching apparatus 873 Other (bouyant apparatus and life floats) 874 Life saving equipment not otherwise classifie~
Miscellaneous 875 - 878
875 Main propulsion reciprocating 876 Main bearings 877 Pistons rod etc 878 Jacking gear
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POSITION(S) 41-43
POSITION(S) 44-46
The following codes
Disclaimers
Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
Additional Contributing Factors
were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
These additional codes were found to exist in this data~ile however they have been determined to be unreliable
019 020 026 027
028 029 030 034 035
036 037 038 039 051 052 053 059 060 061 062
072 073 074 075 076 077
078 081 082 083 084 085 086 087 088 091 101
102 103 104
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Masts booms cargo gear (including winches) Struts stern tube rudder shoe lookout Congested areas - docks piers - restricted maneuvering Buoys - aide to navigation Excessive speed Channels - restricted maneuvering Pathometer sounding machine lead line Engine order telegraph bell pulls pilot house engine controls Navigation lights (improper use) Whistle bell horn signals (improper use) Navigation equipment - not otherwise classified Weather generally Fixed firefighting systems Portable firefighting equipment Fire detecting systems alarms Replenishment at sea Radiotelephone failed to useimproper use Radio telegraph telephone auto alarm etc Visual signals including searchlights blinker flags Improper loading or stowage Insufficient ventilation Ground tackle including anchor windlass Towing equipment including towing engine Cargo Miscellaneous deck department equipment - not otherwise classified Sunken wreck Gasoline engine and accessories (except outboards) Outboard motors and accessories Diesel engine and accessories Steam reciprocating engines Steam turbine and turbo-electric Shafts and reduction gears Propeller Main propulsion machinery - not otherwise classified Atomic reactor Furnaces including tubes castings superheaters economizers etc Fuel oil system boiler fuel oil system only Peedwater systems including condensers and evaporators Steam systems main and auxiliary
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The following- codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Disclaimer a These additional codes were found to exist in this databulltile however they have been determined to be unreliable
105 107 114 115 116 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 131 132
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Boiler parts and accessories - not otherwise classified Fuel oil system diesel Diesel engines except main propulsion Miscellaneous machinery - not otherwise classified Failure of equipment due to improper or lack or maintenance Miscellaneous piping systems Generators (except main propulsion) Wiring Lights Controls switches circuit breakers fuses etc Motors (except main propulsion) Electrical equipment - not otherwise classified Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance Stoves ranges and associated equipment Galley and stewards departments parts and equipment -not otherwise classified
133 140
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Butane galleyheating stove Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
For natural death 45 - 450
indicate age or deceased in positions 44 - 46 left justify eg age
POSITION(S) 47 Part or Body Injured
0 1 2 3
- Eye - Beck - Head - Neck and shoulder
4 - Chest 5 - Abdomen groin andor hip 6 - Extremities 7 - Illness 8 - Drowning 9 - Unspecified and miscellaneous
POSITION(S) 48 Type of Injury to Body
0 - Burn 1 - Fracture 2 - Spraindislocationconcussion 3 Contusionabrasion 4 Amputation 5 - Crushing 6 - Heart 7 - Disease (other) 8 - Puncturecut 9 - Not otherwise classified
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The followiiig codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Disclaimerbull These additional codes were found to exist in this damptabulltileJ however they have been determined to be unreliable
105 - Boiler parts and accessories - not otherwise classified 107 - Fuel oil system diesel 114 - Diesel engines except main propulsion 115 - Miscellaneous machinery - not otherwise classified 116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance 120 - Miscellaneous piping systems 121 - Generators (except main propulsion) 122 - Wiring 123 - Lights124 - Controls switches cirouit breakers fuses etc 125 - Motors (except main propulsion) 126 - Electrical equipment - not otherwise classified 127 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance 131 - Stoves ranges and assooiated equipment 132- Galler and stewards departments parts and-equipmentshy
not otherwise classified 133 - Butane galleJheating stove 140 - Person in chargeresponsible persona intoxicated
POSIION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
For natural death indicate age of deceased in positions 44 - 46 lett justify eg age 45 - 450
POSITION(S) 47 Part ot Bodz Injured
0- IJe 1 - Bampok 2 -middotHead 3 - Reck and shoulder 4 - atest 5 - Abdomen sroin andor hip 6 - lrtremities 7 - IllDess 8 - DrovrrlDc 9 - Unspecified and miscellaneous
POSIIOR(S) 48 1zp ot Injurz to locb
0 -Burn 1 Prampoture 2 - Spraindislocationconcussion 3 - Contusionabrasion 4 - Amputation 5 - Crushiq6 - Heart 7 - Disease (other) 8 - Punctureout9 - Not otherwise classified
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Nature opound Vessel Casualty
Ipound case concerns a vessel casualty death or injury (ie if position 25 = 1 or ipound PQPition 25 =2) then poundill in the same code_as was established in positions 32-33 - Vessel Casualty Data bull
_ - V 11- I v ~ L
For many non-vessel casualty death or injury cases (ie if position 25 ~ 3 or ipound position 25 = 4) these positions were left blankJ however ipound these positions contain data then positions 49 and 50 were completed as followsamp
POSITION(S) 49 Gross Tonnage
Round opoundpound tonnage to nearest ton
0 - Not over 9 1- Over~9 to 50 2 - Over 50 to 100 3 - Over 100 to 300 II - Over 300 to 1000 5 - OveP 1000 to 10000 (seagoing) 6- Over 1000 to-10000 (not seagoing) 7 - Over 10000 (seagoing) 8 - Over 10000 (not seagoing)
POSITION(S) 50 Length in feet
Round ofpound length to nearest foot
0 - 15 teet or under 1 - 16 to 26 2 - 27 to 110 3 - Ill to 65 11- 66to 100 5 - 101 to 200 6 - 201 to 300 7 - 301 to 800 8 - 801 feet and above
The seagoing vessels are those appearing in the Merchant Ship Register of MSTS
POSITION(S) 51 - 80a Filler (unused)
POSITION(S) _ 81- 82a Cafendar Year
POSITION(S) amp3 - 81 Fisoal Year
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1 VESSEL NAMEDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATON US COAST GUARD CODE SHEET- MARINE CASUALTY STATISTICS
CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
lNSTRUCTIONS
l Vessel casualty with no personal injuries or death Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers code all items in Sections 1 and 2 of code sheet
2 Personal injury or death not involving a vessel casualty Obtain data from CG-924E and related papers code all items in Sections 1 and 3 of code sheet
SECTION Imiddot DATA
2 CASE NO I 1-~)
11 SEQUENCE
NUMBER
17 CASUALTY A B
NATURE PRIME CAUSE132bull33) 134-35)
3 VESSEL NO 4 CG INshy16-11) INSPECTshy
ED 112)
[_] 1- YES
[_] 2bull NO
12 GROSS TONNAGE 1261
Dtmiddoto-15 02middot 16-100 []3middot I 01middot300
D- ao1middotsoo [_js- 501-t ooo
PARTICULARS c D
AREA ADD CAUSAL CONT
CONN FACT 136bull38) 13 9-411
22 SEA CONDITIONS 148)
SEE SWELL IN FEET)
01middot CALM 05middot 41 AND UP
Dmiddot 5middot15 (SLIGHT) [Js- ICE
03middot 16middot20 MODERATE)
Dmiddot 21bull40 ROUGH) 01middot) UNKNOWN
28 TYPE OF 29 NAME OF INJURY VICTIM
1 DeathMiss I st Initial 26921924E 2nd Initial or X
2middot-lnjury (924E 2692) I st Three Letters
3middot DeathMiss of Last Name
924E Only bull 4- Injury 924E Only
125) 126) 1271 128-301
A
B
c
D
5 TYPE OF 6 bullbull PROPULSION VESSEL
11314) 01-STEAM
[]2- MOTOR(Diesel)
[_J3middotGASOLINE
Dmiddot I 001middot5000 07- 5001bull10000 De- 1 ooolmiddottsooo
[_]g- ISOOI AND UP
01middot) UNKNOWN
18 WEATHER 1421
Ot- CLEAR
[]2- PARTLY CLOY
03- OVERCAST
04- FOG
23 SERshyVICE OF VESSEL 14 9bull50)
30 PAPERS OF 31 INJURED PERS
[_j4- SAIL
11 LENGTH
01- 0middot6~ 0middot amp6-100 03- 1 Otmiddot2oo
04- 2 ot -a oo
Os- aoimiddot400
A CREW 151-~2)
STATUS
Imiddot Passenger Imiddot Licensed 2- LongshHW 2middot Documented 3- Tankerman 3- None 4- Other 4middot Other (Include 5- Artificial or
Foreign Seameri) fix struct worker
6- Deck crew 7- Engine crew B- Steward Dept
(31) 132)
II 5)
3 Vessel casualty and personal injury or death
Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers and enter codes in Sections 1 and 2 For each related CG-924E enter codes in Section 3 of same code sheet~ if there or more persons involved enter data from first CG-924E in Col A of Section 3 from second in Col B etc H more than 4 persons involved use a second code
entering data in Sections 1 and 3
REQUIRED ON ALL CASES
Cl~- ~~~s~~Eo I 16) CJe- oTHER
[]7middot NUCLEAR
Qibull) UNKNOWN
De- sNow Q2middot VERY POOR
Q7middot OTHER Dbull- POOR 1112middot1)
OImiddot)UNK ([]4-FAIR 11middot2)
24 KILLED OR MISSING
B c PASS LONG 153-54) SHR
155middot56)
7 PERSON IN CHARGE
SECTION 2 middotVESSEL CASUALTY DATA
liN FEET) 127) 14 HULL MATERIAL 128)
Cle- 40t-5oo L]1middot STEEL
07middot 501-600 []2middot WOOD []a- 60Imiddot7oo Q3- CEMENT
CJ9- 701 AND UP []4bull PLASTIC
Dt-1 UNKNOWN CJ5- ALUMINUM
19 VISIBILITY liN Ml LES) 143)
CJ5middot RAIN [Jt- HAZARDOUS llltl-1141
1114middot1121
o A B OTHER CREW PASS
(57-58) 59middot60) Iamp I -62)
SECTION 3 middotPERSONAL INJURYDEATH
32 ACTIVITY 33STATUS 34RESULT OF OF SUPVR ACCIDENT
8 DATE OF CASUALTY MO MIO MO OF CODE IN VEST
CAS COMP~
117-18) I119middot20) I 1211
Q6middot OTHER INCLUDES FERROmiddot CEMENT
Dt-) UNKNOWN
20 WIND (IN KNOTS) (44)
Ot- CALM [Js- 17middot27 CJ9middot65 AND OVER
CJ2middot1middot3 KT [Je- 28middot40
Os- Goootc AND UPI 0-4middot10 []7middot 41middot55) Dtmiddotl UNKNOWN
Otmiddot) UNKNOWN 1[]4- 11-16 obull- 56-651
25 INJURED AND INCAPACITATED 26 ESTIMATED LOSSES
Imiddot Off Duty 1- GL (Dock) 2- Deck Dep Dty Imiddot License 2- GL (Underway)1- Death
2- Injury A3- Eng Dep Dty 2- Document 3- W Riv (dock) 4- Stew Dep Dty 3- Unlic (Perm) 4- w (Underway)
3- In) ury Nature5- Handle Cargo Undoc 5- lnld (dockanch)(Temp) Of6- F1shing 4- Longsh 6- In ld (Underway)
7- Drills Har Wkr 4- Injury Casualty7- Ocean ( )(Disability5- Other8- Passenger 8- For (dockandl) 9- Other 6- None unknown) 9- Other
5- Missingo- Unknown
133) 134) 135) 136) 137bull38)
~ AGt OF VESsEL 12 9)
01-0-5 CJ6middot31-40 02- 6bull10 C 17middot 41-s o [J3- ltmiddotts Demiddot stAND UP
0middot16middot20 []1-) UNKNOWN
Os- 2t-3o
c D A LONG OTHER VESSEL SHR (65-66) (67middot70)
(63bull64)
35 VESS IOC
36
9 TME OF DAY 12 3)
OF YEAR
[_]1bull DAYCAS
[]2- NIGHT
[]3- TWILIGHT
I [_)Ibull) UNKNOWN
122)
B c CARGO PROP (71-74) 175middot7 8)
1 0
are 2 data sheet
TYPE OF 10 REPORT
124)
LJmiddotMAR Bd
[_]2bullNARR
Clo-L TR TRANS
16BODYOF WATER
13 0middot311
21 SPECIFIC LOCATION
OF CASUALTY 145bull471
27 VESSEL TOTAL LOSS
A AMOUNT 1711) B SPEC
Ot- TOTAL CODE LOSS
Umiddot NOT TOTAL 1801
LOSS
PERSONAL CASUALTY PARTICULARS
B c D E F
Prime Area of Add Part Nature Cause Causal Area Of Of
Conn Causal Body vessel Conn Injured Cas
139middot40) 141-43) lo14-46) 147-48) 1411-50)
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I Marine Safety Information U S Coaat Guard (G-HA16) 2100 Second Street SV Vaahington D C 20593 (202) 426-9561
08 February 198~
CODING INSTRUCTIONS POR
THE AUTOMATED FILE OP COMMERCIAL VESSEL CASUALIES
AS REPORTED TO THE U S COAST GUARD DURING PISCAL YEARS 1963 THROUGH 1980
The ollowiJllaquo coding instructions are applicable to Veaael caaualties that reaulta in any or the following
(a) actual phyaical damage to property in excess of Sl500J (b) material ~e affecting the seaworthiness or ett1c1ency or a
vessel (c) atranding or grounding (iii th or vi thou t dampmage) s (d) loss ot lites (e) injury causing any person to remain incapacitated tor a period
in excess or 72 boura except injury to harbor vorkera not resulting in death and not resulting trom veaael aaualty or vessel equipment casualty
The input data was obtained poundrom form CG-2692 and related reports coded in accordance with these instructionamp and those found on Code Sheet -Marine Caaualty Statistics form CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
The following abbreviations are used 1n these instructionar
PY ---- Fiscal Year NOC --- Not otherwise olaaaitied POS --- Poa1tion P F - Personnel fault
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Gulf Inland Rivera and Vater~ye
POSITION(S) 30-31
AA - Alabama River - source to Mobile River A - Algiera Canal - rom MP 88 LKR to MP 6 8 JHL AC - Atchatalampya River - mouth to MP 116 WRL AD - Apamp1aohichola River - approximately HP 350 EHL AE - Barataria lay Vaterway (includes Bayou Bampratampria) shyAP - Bayou Teche - HP 115 Atchatalaya River AC - Bayou Laourche - HP 35 wHL AH- Bayou Terrebonne- MP 576 WRL AJ - Bayou Boeu - HP 872 rHL to HP 955 WRL AX - Berwick lay - MP 95 5 WRL At - Calcaaieu River - HP 2412 VHL AM - Black Warrior River - source to Tombigbee River AN - Chattahoochee River - ao~ce to Apalachichola River AO - Greene Bayous - source to HSC A1 - Harvey Canal - HP 0 GIW to HP 5 GIW AQ - Houma Navigation Canal - MP 59 JHL
HP 59 WL
AR - Houston Ship Channel (HSC) - northwest ot Galveston Bay
Gulf Intracoaatal taterwar CGIW)
AS - Eest - east of Harvey Locka (EHL) AT - Vest - west ot Harvey Locka (VHL) AU - Inner Harbor Navigation Canal - MP 925 LKR to Lake Pontchartrain AV- Landside Route- HP 872 VHL to HP 367 Morgan City- Port Allen Route AW - Mermentau River -- MP 2018 WHL AX - Mississippi River - (Lower) - rom ahead of the passes (HP) to MP 1064 AY - Mississippi River Gulf Outlet - HP 14 EHL A2 - Mobile River - source to Mobile Bay BA - Morgan City - Port Allen Route - HP 955 WRL BB - Neches River - HP 277 WHL BC - Pase a Loutre - AHP to Gulf ot Mexico BD - Plaquemine - Morgan City alternate route - same as Horgan City shy
BE - Sabine River - MP BP - San Jacinto River BG - South Paaa - AHP BH - Southwest Paas shyBJ - Tombigbee River shyBK - Vermillion River
Port Allen Route 266 JHL to Mlgt 288 VHL - source to HSC
to Gult ot Mexico AHP to Gulf of Mexioo ao~ce to Mobile River
- MP 1591 VHL
POSITION(S) 32-33 Mature of Casualty
01 - Colliaion with vessel meeting situation 02 - Collision with vessel oroaaing situation 03 - Collision with vessel overtaking situation 04 - Collision with veeael anchored or moored (use only it not
dockingundocking) 05 - Collision with veaeel while docking or undocking 06 - Collision with veaeel in tog (takae precedence over 01 02 amp03)
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POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature of Casualty (continued)
01 - Collision with veaael not otherviae claasitied (including minor bumps betveem tug and veaael)
08 - Collision with floating or submerged objects (other than ground)
09 - Collision with fixed objects piera bridges locka ampdam bull Por fiscal rears 1969 - 1973 uee Special Indicator field position 2ll tor fiacal Jeampra 1974 - 1980 uae Special Indicator field poaition 80) middot ~
10 - Collision with ice or ice tielda 11 - Collieion vith aida to nampvigation fixed or floating 12 - Collision other than vith veaael not otherwiae clasaitied
Offshore Rigamiddot- Seaplanes) 13 - Explosion andor tire involving liquid bulk cargo
(includes vapors) 14 - Explosion andor fire involving general cargo 15 - Explosion andor tire involving vessels fuel
(includes vapors) 16 - Pire vessel structure 17 - Pire vessel equipment (only when damage to vessel
structure is incidental minor or abaent) including crank caae eplosiona - beginning fiscal year 1971
18 - Explosion boiler (whether or not tire results) 19 - Explosion pressure vessels and compressed gas
cylinders 20 - Ezploaion andor fire - not otherwise claaaitied 21 - Groundingamp with dampmace 22 - Groundings no damage (cannot have monetary damampampbull to
veaael liated) 23 - Pounderizlga 24 - Capaiting with or without einking 25 - Ploodin~h swamping without ainking 26 - Heavy wampampther damage and weampther generally (beginning
fiscal 7eampt 1969 rerelr used uaed tor Prisury Cauae ot caaualty)
27 - Cargo damage no damage to veaael 28 - Material failure veaael structure 29 - Material failure machinery and aasociated engineering
equipment 30 - Material failure equipment (other) including cargo
geer propeller ahatt 31 - Caaualty not otherwise claaaified undete111lined or
insutt1cient information - earthquake Beginning fiscal rear 1969 - enemy actionr veaael dieabled due to fouled propeller
32 - Eamprge breampkawar
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Marine Samptety Information u S Coast Guard (G-KA16) 2100 Second Street SV Washington D C 20593 (202) 1426-9561
08 February 19814
CODING INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE AUTOMATED FILE OF COMMERCIAL VESSEL CASUALIES
AS REPORID TO THE 1 S COAST GUARD DURING FISCAL YEARS 1963 THROUGH 1980
The following coding instructions are applicable to -veaael casualties that results in any ot the following
(a) actual phyaical ~e to property in excess of Sl500J (b) material damage affecting the sea~orthinesa or efficiency of a
vessel (c) stranding or grounding (vith or nthout damage)r (d) loss ot lifer (e) injury causing any person to remain incapacitated for a period
in exceaa of 72 hours except injury to harbor vorkera not resulting 1n death and not resulting trom vessel oaaualty or vessel equ~pment caaualty
The input data was obtained from form CG-2692 and related reports coded in accordance with theae instructions and those found on Code Sheet - Marine Caaualty Statistics form CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
The following abbreviations are used in these inatruotionar
PY ---- Fiscal Year NOC --- Not otherviae olaaaitied POS --- Position P P - Personnel fault
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POSITON(S) l-5 Case Serial Humbert assigned consecutively ~ere
POSITION(S) 6-ll
POSITION(S) 12
two or more vessels are involved such as 1n a collision the same eaae serial number is given to all involved veasel records
Commencing July 1 1962 the first oaee number was 30001 and continued upwards but not to exceed 35000 This eeae numbering scheme is uaed to deterentiate vessel casualty recorda from peraonal inJury andor death records not involving a veaael casualty Tbis methodology in asaigning oase aerial numbers is applieable tor all fiscal yeamprBJ ho~ever due to an inordinant caae load 1n fiscal year 1980 oase serial numbers do exceed 05000 The first champracter of the ease aerial number indica tea pound1ecal year Character positiona tvo (2) through poundiva (5) are uaigned in-house Although the caae aerial number does not specify any particular decade character poaitiona83-84 (fiscal year) vill clarity t~ia ambiguity
0poundpound1cial Numbar
Documented Veaaela ot US -- Use ottioial number State numbered veeaela -- Use state number Namedunnumbered vessels middot- Use nama Naval vessels Usa t7pe or designation foreign veaaele -- Uaa country opound registry
Ooaat Guard Inspected
1 Yea 2 No 3 UnknoVn (FYa 63 - 70)
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POSITION(S) 13-14 Type ot Vessel
01 - Artificial Island or fixed atrueture including mobile drill rigs
02 - Preight ships inspected U S vessels only03 - Freight bargea (aee also code 28 below) 04 - Commercial vessels that carry freight and oftshy
shore supply vessels 05 - Construction and wrecking vessels including
vessels such as drill tenders pile drivers derrick barges drill ships and barges
06 - Dredges aelt-propelled 07 - Dredges non-eel-propelled 08 - Piahing veaaela (excluding aport fishing
charter fishing veasela5 09 - Tua and towboats - alao unmanned bow thruster unit 10 - Passenger vessels (other than terries) over 65
feet and 100 or more GT ll - Passenger veseels (other than terries) over 65
teet and leas than 100 GT middot 12 - Passenger vessels (other than terries) not more
than 65 teet 13 - Parries over 65 teet and 100 or more GT
carrying passengers or paasengera and vehicles 14 - Perries over 6S teet and lees than 100 GT
carrying passengers or passengers and vehicles 15 - Parries not more than 65 teet carrylng
passengers or passengers and vehicles 16 - Passenger barges (including ferry barges) 17 - Tampnkshipa 18 - Tank barges (flammable and combustible
oazgoee) (see also code 29 below) 19 - Public vessels (passenger) 20 - Public vessels (cargo) excluding GAA vesaela 21 - Public vessels (tanker)J excluding USNS tankers 22 - Public vessels (other)
Public vessels are veaaela of the United States states or municipalities used for public purposes and exempt from the provisions of Title 52 Includes auoh vessels aa Navy Air Poroe Army Coast Guard and Geodetic Survey Corps of Engineers MSTS and USNS
23 - All other US vessels and crafts such aa pleasure research cableshipa seismographic or those not otherwise classified above
24 - Poreign las vessels (passenger) 2S - Poreign flag veaaela (freight) 26 - Poreign lag vessels (tanker) 27 - Poreign flag vessels (other) 28 - height barges (dangerous and hazardous cargoes) 29 - Tank barges (dangerous and bampzamprdous cargoes)
including barges inspected under subchapter I and 0 30 - Hover craft
Hotea see positions 49-50 to describe specific type vessel (PYs 69- 80)
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POSITION(S) 15 Propulsion
1 - Steam 2 - Motor (diesel) 3 - Gasoline 4 - Sail 5 - Non-salt-propelled 6 - Other including gas turbine 7 - Nuclear (-) Unknovn
POSITION(S) 16 Person in Charse ot Vessel Haneuvera
1 - Licensed master 2 - Licensed pilot (federal) serving under authority
ot federal license 3 - Liceneea pilot (state) serving under authority ot
state license 4 - Licensed mate 5 - Licensed operator (towboats amall paasenger) 6 - Documented or certificated personnel7 - U S Commissioned opoundpoundioer (Navy Coast Guard etc) 8 - Unlicensed and undocumented 9 - Poreign pilot or master or other roreign
personnel 0 - Unmanned (-) Unlcnovn
Pa~lure When Pault on Part opound ineroom PYa 72 - 0
A - Licensed chiet engineer B - Licensed engineer C - Documented engineer excluding entry rating D - Documented persona other entry ratings other E - Unlicensedundocumented engineer P - Foreign engineer G - Unmanned engineroombull H - Other
bull This code takes precedence over cases where person enters ed engineroom vhile attempting to oorrect caaualty in progress
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POSITION(S) 17-18 Month of Casualtz (FYa 63 - 80) EmmplEu show January as 01
POSITION(S) 19-20 Daz of Casualty (FYa 63 - 73) Emmple r show 5th as OS end 22 as 22
POSITIOK(S) 19-20 Marine Inspection Unit Inveetisating Caaualtz (PYs 74 - 80)
AA Albany BG Oaweao AB Anchorage or Valdez BH Paducah AC Baltimore BJ Port Arthur AD Boston BK Philadelph ia AE Buffalo BL Pittaburgh AF Charleston BM Portland Hampine AG AH
Chicago Cincinnati
BN BP
Portland Oregon Providence
AJ Cleveland BQ Portsmouth or Norfolk AK AL
Corpus Christi Detroit
BR BT
Savarmah San Diego
AM AN
Dubuquea FYa 77-80 St Paul Duluth
SU BV
Seattle San Pranciaco
AP Galveston 1N St Ignace AQ Guam BX San Juan AR Honolulu Y St Louie AT Houston B2 Tampamp AU AV
Huntington Jacksonville
CC CD
Toledo Wilmington NC
AW Juneau CE London AX AY AZ BB
toe Angeles Louisville Memphis t1iami
CF CG CH CJ
Breaaen Sinppore Saigon Mampnila
SC Mobile CK Yokohama BD Nashville CL Rotterdam BE New Orleans SF New York
POSITION(S) 21-22 Year of Campaualtt (FYs 63 - 68)liampler Show 1965 aa 65
POSITION(S) 21 Special Indicator (PYs 69 - 73)
0 - No eignifioan t deta 1 - Light oil pollution 2 - Moderate oil pollution3 - Heavy oil pollution 4 - tlninapected mobile oil drill 5 - Gas chemist or gas free certificate 6 - Photographs (efteotive 5-17-68) 7 - Radiotelephone mentioned in tbe report 8 - Bridges involved 9 - Locka or dame involved - - Hurricane - Sealanee
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POSITION(S) 21 Month Investigation Completed (PYa 74 - 80)
l - Jan 2 - Feb 3 - Har 4 - Apr 5 - Hampy 6 - Jun 7 - Jul 8 -Aug 9 - Sep 0 -Oct A - Nov B Dee I - Invee tigation not completed at time ot coding
POSITION (S) 22 Remains the same (PYa 69 - 80) Exampler Show 1969 as 9
POSITION(S) 23 Time ot Daz 1 - Day 2 - Night 3 - lwil ight (-) Unknown
POSITON(S) 24 Type ot Investigative Report
1 - Marine Board 2 bull Narrative 3 - Letter ot Transmittal
POSITON(S) 25r Piller (unused) (PYa 63 - 69)
POSITION(S) 25 Veaatl Fault Code (PYe 70 - 80)
For primary veaael code - 1 For aecondary veaael code - B For all other vessel eodes - C through Z
I more than twenty-aix (26) vessels are involved the alphabet is repeated beg~ vith the letter B
POSITION($) 26 Groea Tormage
1 - Not over 15 2 - Over 15 to 100 3 - Over 100 to 300 4 - Over 300 to 500 5 - Over 500 to 1000 6 - Over 1000 to 5000 7 - Over 5000 to 10000 8 - Over 10000 to 15000 9 - Over 15000 (-) Unknovn
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POSTION(S) 27 Length in Feet
1 - 65 teet or under 2 - Over 65 to leas thampn 100 3 - 100 to lese than 200 4 - 200 to leas than 300 5 - 300 to lese than 400 6 - 400 to lees than sao 7 - 500 to leas than 600 8 - 600 to less than 700 9 - 700 and over (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 28 Hull Materiampl
1 - Steel 2 - Wood 3 - Cement 4 - Plastic including fiberglaae 5 - Aluminum 6 - Other including ferro-cement (-) Unknom
POSITION(S) 29 Ajse of Vessel
1 - Lees than 5 years 2 - 5 to leas than 10 3 - 10 to less than 15 4 - 15 to less than 20 5 - 20 to less than 30 6 - 30 to lees than 40 7 - 40 to lese than 50 8 - SO and over (-) Unknown
ampbull of Vessel ipound Rebuilt (PY 70 Only)
A - Lees than 5 years I - 5 to lees than 10 C - 10 to less than 15 D - 15 to leas than 20 E - 20 to less than 30
Age ot vessel oaloulated rom year built to year coded
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POSITION(S) 30-31 Body of Water Where Casualty Occurred
Ol - Inland Atlantic - all waters covered by Inland Rules of the Road on the Atlantic Coast ot the United States its territories and poeeeesiona
02 - Inland Gulf - all waters covered by Inland Rules ot the Road on the Gulf ot the United States
03 - Inland Pacitic - all vaters covered by Inland Rules ot the Road on the Pacitic Coaat opound the United States
04 - Western Rivera - all vatera covered by the Western River Rules (Beginning fiscal year 1976 thia code wu deleted See belov for revised Western River codes)
05 - Grampampt Lakes - all waters covered by the Great Lakes Rulea (See page 34)
06 - Ocean Atlantic and all seas bordering thereon - except Caribbean Sea
07 - Ocean Pacific and all seas bordering thereon - except Indian Ocean
08 - Ocean Indian and all seas bordering thereon including the Arabian and Red Seu
09 - Ocean Mediterranean
10 - Ocean Arctic
ll - Ocean Caribbean
12 - Ocean Gult ot Mexico
13 - Othe2 foreign waters
Inland Gulf and Gult Intraooaatal Watervay (GWV)
Piacal years 1969 - 1975 - to code a eaaualty on the inland Gulf and GIVW place code 02 in poai tiona 30-31 To code the apecif1o location of the oaaualty rater to page 40 Locate the area that the oasualty occurred on and place that letter 1n position 45 Next place the mile poet reading ia poetiona 46-47
Piacal years 1976 - 1980 - to code a oaaualty on the inland Gulf aDd GIVW use those codes listed on page 11 for positions 30-31 To code the specific looation or the casualty looate the area that the oaaualty occurred on and place the mile post reading 1n positions bullS-47
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Western Rivers
Piseal years 1969 - 1975 - to oode a casualty on the Western Rivera place code 64 in positions 30-31 To code the specific location of the casualt7 refer to page bullo toeate the river that the casualty oooured on and place that letter 1n position 45 Nert place the mile post reading 1n poeitiona 46-47
Pisoal years 1976 - 1980 - to oode a oaaualty on the Western Rivers refer to the next p~ge Locate the river that the casualty occurred on and place those letters in positions 30-31 Next place the mile post reading in positions 45-47
POS 30-31 POS 45-47 Examplebull MP 850 Ohio River -wshy BSO
HP 20 Green River YH 020 HP 1 Iowa River m 007
The procedure for the coding or caaual ties on the Gulf Inland Rivera and Waterways is the same as for Western Rivers The diViding line between the Western Rivers and the Gulf Inland Rivers and Vatervaya is the Huer P Long Bridge looated at MP 1064 Lower Missiaaippi River The divicling line between the Ves tern Rivera ancl the Great Iekee is the Thomas J 0 Brien Look on the Calumet River and the Aahlancl Avenue Bridge on the Chicago River
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Jeatern Rivera
POSITION(S) 30-31
ll~ - Allepen1 River - toru Ohio River at Pittsburgh JB - Atchatalara River - north ot Kor~ City - Port Allen Route
to KP 304 Lover Hieeiaaippi River viamp Old River VC - Arkaaaaa River - HP 582 Lover Miaaiaaippi River VD - Black River - torma Red River VE - Cumberland River -MP 922 Ohio River VF - Dee Moines River - MP 361 Upper Miaaiaeippi River VG - Great Miami River - HP 491 Ohio River VH - Green River - MP 78~ Ohio River VJ - Illinois Vaterva1 - MP 218 Upper Miaaiaaippi River WK - Calumet River - to MP 327 (Great Lakes Rules begin) WL - Chioago River - to MP 322 (Great Lakes begin) VM - Iow River - MP 434 Upper Hiasiaippi River VH - Kanawha River - MP 266 Ohio River VO - Kansas River - HP 367 Mieaouri River WP - Kentucky River - MP 546 Ohio River VQ - Licking River - HP 470 Ohio River VR - Little Kanawha River - MP 185 Ohio River VS - Minnesota River - MP 844 Upper Miasiaaippi River
Hiaeiaaippi River
VT - (Upper) Cairo Ill to source IJU - (Lower) HP 1064 to Cairo Ill tl - Missouri River - MP 195 Upper MiaeiaaiPPi River VV - Monongahela River - torma Ohio River at Pittsburgh VX - Ohio River - enters Miaaiaaippi River at Cairo Ill VY - Old River - HP 304 Lower Hiaaisaippi River VZ - Ouachita River - connected to Red River viamp Blampck River
RA - Red River - MP 304 Lover Hiesiaaippi River viamp Old River RB - Red River o the Morth - torma Minnesota River RC - ST Coi River - MP 811 Upper Missiaaippi River RD - Saline River - MP 867 Ohio River RE - Tennessee River - MP 935 Ohio River RP - Wampbampah River - KP 848 Ohio River RG - llhite River - MP 599 Lower Miaaiaaippi River RH - Jiaconain River - MP 631 Upper Miaaieaippi River RJ - Yazoo River - MP bull37 Lower Miaaiaaippi River
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Gulf Inland Rivers and Vater~ye
POSITION(S) 30-31
AA - Alabama River - source to Mobile River AB - Algiers Canal - from MP 88 LMR to MP 6 8 WHL AC - Atchamptalampya River - mouth to MP 116 WHL AD - Apalachichola River - approximately MP 350 EHL AE - Baramptaris Bay Waterway (includee Bayou Baratamplia) AF - Bayou Tache - MP 115 Atohatalaya River AG - Bayou Lamptourche - MP 35 WHL AH- Bayou Terrebonne- MP 576 WHL AJ - Bayou Boeut - MP 872 WHL to MP 955 WHL AK - Berriok Bay - MP 95 5 WHL AL - Caloaaieu River - MP 2412 WHL AM - lack Warrior River - source to Tombigbee River
- MP 59 WHL
AN - Chattahoochee River - source to Apalaehiohola River AO - Greens Bayous - source to HSC A2 - Harvey Canal - MP 0 GrN to MP 5 GIW AQ - Houma Navigation Canal - HP 59 WL AR - Houston Ship Channel (HSC) - northwest of Galveaton Bay
Gulpound Intracoastal Waterway (GIWW)
AS - East - east or Harvey Locka (SHt) AT - West - west of Harvey Looks (WHL) AU - Inner Harbor Haviption Canal - MP 925 LKR to Lake Pontchartrain AV- Landside Route- HP 872 WHL to MP 367 Morgan City- Port Allen Route AW - Mermentau River - MP 2018 WHL AX- Mississippi River - (Lover) -from ahead of the passes (AHP) to MP 1064 AY - Mississippi River Gulf Outlet - HP 14 EHL A2 - Mobile Rivel - source to Mobile lay BA - Morsan City - Port Allen Route - HP 955 WHL B - Neches River - HP 277 WHL C - Pass a Loutre - AHP to Gulpound ot Mexico ED - Plaquemine - Morgan City alternate route - same as Horgan City shy
Port Allen Route BE - Sabine River - MP 266 JHL to MP 288 WL P - San Jacinto River G - South Pass - AHP BH - Southwest Pass shyBJ - Tombigbebull Rivbullr shyK - Vermillion River
- source to HSC to Gulf ot Mexico AHP to Gulf ot Mexico
source to Mobile River - MP 1591 WHL
POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature ot Caaualty
01 - Collision vith vessel meeting situation 02 - Collision with vessel crossing situation 03 - Collision with vessel ov6rtampking situation 04 - Collision with vessel anchored or moored (use only i not
dookingundoeking) 05 - Collision with vessel while docking or undocking 06 - Collision with vessel in og (tampkea precedence over 01 02 amp03)
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POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature of Casualty (continued)
07 - Colliaion with vessel not otherwiae claaaitied (including minor bumps betweem tug ampnd vessel)
08 - Collision with floating or submerged objects (other than ground)
09 - Collision with fixed objecta piers bridgea bulllocka ampdam bull Por tiacal years 1969 - 1973 use Special Indicator field position 2lr tor tiacal years 1974 - 1980 uae Special Indicator field poaition 80) middot
10 - Collision with ice or ice fields 11 - Collision rl th aida to navigation fixed or floating 12 - Collision other than with vessel not otherwise claaaitied
(Ottahore Riga - Seaplanea) 13 - Explosion andor tire involving liquid bulk cargo
(includes vapors) 1- - Explosion andor tire involving general cargo 15 - Explosion andor tire involving veaaela tuel
(includes vapors) 16 - Pire veaael atructure 17 - Fire veasel equipment (only ~hen damage to veaeel
structure ia incidental minor or abeent) including crank Oampae explosions - beginning tiseampl year 1971
18 - Explosion boiler (whether or not tire results) 19 - Explosion preasure vesaela and oompreaaed gaa
cylinders 20 - Explosion andor tire - not otherviae claaaitied 21 - Groundings with damage 22 - Groundings no damage (cannot have monetary damage to
vesaal liated) 23 - Founderinga 24 - Capsizing with or without ampinking 25 - Plooding swamping ~ithout sinking 26 - Heavt weather damace and weather generally (beginning
fiscal year 1969 rarely used used tor Primary Cause ot caaualty)
27 - Cargo damaabullbull no damage to veaael 28 - Material failure veaael atructure 29 - Material failure machinery and associated engineering
eq_uipment30 - Material failure equipment (other) including oargo
gear propeller ahatt 31 - Caaualty not otherwise claaaipound1ed undetermined or
1nautpound1oiant intormation - earthquake Beginning fiscal year 1969 - enemy action vessel disabled due to fouled propeller
32 - Barge breakaway
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POSITION(S) 34-35 Primary Cause
Valid only tor fiscal years 1963 to 1969
01 - Personnel fault - State pilot 02 - Personnel fault - Pederal pilot 03 - Personnel fault - Foreign pilot 04 - Personnel fault - Licensed personnel 05 - Personnel fault - Certificated personnel 06 - Personnel fault - Unlicensed and unoertiticated
otticer or crew member middot 07 - Personnel fault - Unlicensed pleasure boampt operator 08 - Personnel fault - All others (longshoremen
watchmen repeirmen) 11 - calculated riskerror in judgement 12 - Storms and heavy weather generally 13 - Adverae weather ampnd aeamp conditions not amountinamp
to atollll8 or heavy weather (wind tide breakers) 14 - Unusual currents 15 - Sheer auction bank cushion 16 - Depth ot water leas than charted or otherwise erpected (no personnel fault) 17 - Restricted maneuvering room (no personnel fault) 18 - Charta and publications (erroneous information) 21 - Pailure ot eq_uipment due to normal vear 22 - Pailure ot equipment due to material taul t 23 - Pailure of eq_uipment due to design tault 24 - Pailure ot eq_uipment - careleeanesaimproper
handling31 - Unseaworthy (not auitable tor route or service) 32 - Unknown or ineutficient information - earthquake33 - Paul t on the part of other veaeel or other persona 34 - Improper or lack of maintenance 35 - Pleating debria submerged obJect 36 - Inautticient horsepower - inadequate ampeaiating tugs
Note In cases involving tvo or more vessels vhere one ia totally at tault or bampa a greater degree o taul t the primary cause on the veaael record tor the veaael having major fault should be marked or example Personnel (Stampte Pilot) Pamp~lt on Own VeaaelJ on the veeael~vhioh does not hampve amp major fault the record vould be marked as primary cause ~rault on the Put ot the Other Veaael tt tfhere major taul t eziata on the part ot both veaaela the primary eampuae on each veeael vould indicate ita own primary rault
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POSITION 34 POSITION 35
A P P State pilot B P P federal pilot C P P foreign pilot foreign master D P P Licensed personnel E P P Cartifioatad paraonnel P P P Unlio bullbull Unoer personnel G P P Unlicensed pleasure boat H P P All othera (longshoremen amp
harbor workers) I Caloulatad risk
When using codes (A - I) tor position 34 use those codes to the right tor position 35
A Rules ot the Road - (PY 1971) uae apecial rules ot road codes in poations 36-38 and poait1ou 39-41
B Structural failure - improper loading
C Lookout - improperfailure to poet
D Structural failure - excessive speed in heavy weather
G Misjudged ettacts - wind current bull speed
H Kavigation - reliance on floating aids to navigation
J NaViampamption - tailed to ascertain poaition
K Navigation - tailed to utilize all available navigation equipment
L Vessel sherredagreament reached
M Pailura to properly align tow N Lack ot looal knowledge P Inexperienced personnel Q Maneuvered wo proper
uaiatance R Carelessnessinattention
(uleep) S Ialproper corrective procedures T Poor aauanship - fouled
wheelshatt U Pailed - improperly determined
height o tide tailed to correct
V Inadequate control opound asst vessel
W Ialproper mooring towing (tripping)
X Improper aatety precautions - loading intlammable liquidfuelingrepairs
Y Iaproper aecuringrigging z Other not otherwise
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FYs 70 - 80 Causeector
POSrlION 34 POSITION 35
J StoBs heavy weather JC Adverse veather
When using codes (J - K) or position 34 use those codes to the right for position 35
L Unusual currentamp
When using code (L) or position 34t uae t~oae oodea to the right or position 35
A B C D E P G H J K L M N P Q R T
A B C D E Z
Typhoon hurricane etc Gale orca winds Adverse veather - restricted via onl1 Small crat WVnillampB Winds small crat - gale oroe Large ewell - aa across bar Cargc shttt Anchor taUed to holdldripoundted Other Unexp--gu-at-y-v-in--d--d-o-ok--oiliamp--rWl---do-c-k-=-ingmiddot Towmooring part due to heavy weather Squalls - reduced visibilitJvind Anchor parted LT vessel aet down on pierlook Structural failure LT VESSEL SET DOW ON MOORED VESSpoundt Ice
lrratio Strong currentanarrow channel Agreement reachederose current set tov Strollamp surge Outdraftbacklaah rom damlook Other
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lYa 70 - 80 Campueefactor
POSITION 34 POSITION 35
M Sheer auction bank cushion
When using code (M) tor poeition 34 use those codes to the right tor position 35
N Depth leas than charted
When using code (N) tor poaition 34 use those oodee to the right for podtion 35
0 Reetrioted maneuvering room shyno personnel fault
When using code (0) tor position 34 use the code to the right or poaition 35
P Structural Pailure shyno peraonnel rampult
When using code (P) tor position 34 use those codes to the right or poeition 35 bull
A Marro~ channel B Navigating cloee to shore z Other
A Charta erroneous S Area shoalledsilted C Position of bazard doubtful D Publications erroneous H Other
A Not otherwise class1poundied
A Wasted plate and internalsor wood rotted B Yaatampd welda C fracture - plates and internalamp D Fracture - welds E Indent - Minor F Set in - Major G Buckling H Design J ixplosion andor ire - structural
failure aa the result or z Other
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py 70 - 80 Caueetactor
POSITION 34 POSITION 35
Q Equipment tailurenorJDSl wear R Equipment tailurematerial
fault S Equipment failuredesign T Equipment tailursP bull P ot
operating personnel (including improper operation lack or mintsrIampIlce)
When using codes (Q - T) tor position 34 use those codes to right tor position 35
A Main steam system B Auxiliary ateam system C Peed and oondensate system D Salt water system E Preah ~ter system (excluding
teed system) P Cargo oil system G Puel oil service ayatem H Puel oil transfer system J Lube oil system K Hydraulic systems t Pneumatic system M Retriaeration system N Ventilationmiddotayatem P Sanitampry system amphull drainage
system (incl bilge system) Q fire fighting equipment amp lite
sav~ equimpmsnt R Drilling equipment B Electrical (All equipment) T LPGLPG02 system (all compressed
aaaea except decompression chamber) U Decompression chamber PYs 71 - 80 V Crankcase explosion PYs 71 - 80 W Deck equipment - cargo (winches
booms etc) X Deck equipment - other (anchor
vindlaes chain mooring line) Y Pailure or -chinery supports z Other
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PYa 70 80 Causetaotor
POSITION 34
U Unaeaworthr X Improper maintenance
When usinS codes (U X) tor position 34 uae those oodea to the riampht tor poaition 35
V Unknown o thtr
When using code (V) tor position 34 use thoat codes to the right tor poaition 35
POSITION 35
A Pailure or wood hull platiDgmoderate aees
B Steel hull deteriorated C Pailure to blow tubee D Not suitable tor route z Other
A Parga breampkawy improper 110oring B Breakaway due to wake wash C Enemy action D Chemical spill E Vandalism middot P Blow-out G Engine room tire undetarlllined origin H Pire otherundetermined J Dook bollud tailure K Unknown L Drilline eq_uipment M Stability N Progressive fiooding P Vesaal oveilUil and sunk Q Vake damage troll other vessel R fire barge loaded S fire barge empty - not gu lee z Other
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Factors
Valid only for PYs 63 - 7l
The following codes were used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
900 - RS bull450 Action intended 990 - Coast Guard Asaiatance (FYs 70 - 80) 999 - No additional araampa of contributing factora
Hull and Associated Parta
011 - Plates ampnd framing (ateel hull vessels) 012 - Planks tramea fastenings (wood hull vessel) 013 - Bulkheads and decks 014 - Tanka (including cargo fuel water lube oil
double bottom tanks etc)middot 015 - Holda and hatches hatch beams hatch covers 016 - Superstructure 017 - Laddamprs ~ya stairs accommodation ladders 018 - Raila and guards 019 - Masts booms cargo gear (including winches) 020 - Struta stern tube rudder shoe 021 - Ventilators 022 - Watertight closures and assorted equipment 023 - Hull part not otherwise classified 024 - Quarters living spaces toilets etc 025 - Fishing gear
Naviption
026 - Lookout 027 - Congested areas docks piers - restricted
maneuvering 028 - Buoys aids to navigation 029 - Bxceaaive apeed 030 - Channels - restricted maneuvering 031 - Poor visibility 032 - Steering gear including steering engine
rudder auto pilot 033 - Radar 034 - Pathometer sounding machine lead line 035 - Engine order telegraph bell pulls pilot
house engine controls 036 - Navigation lights (improper use of) 037 - Whistle bell born aigcala (improper use) 038 - Navisation equipment - not otherwise classified 039 - Veather generally 040 - Currents and tides
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Area o Cauaal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 A4ditio~l Contributing Pampotors
Valid only tor PYe 63 - 71
The following were ueed tor positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Liteeaviflg
041 - Lite preservers buotant cushions lite rings 042 - Lifeboats and equipment 043 - Liteboat and lite rat launching apparatus 044 -Lite rapoundte lite tloata buoyant apparatus
and equipment 045 - Lifesaving equiplltlent not otherwiae olassiied
Pireighting
051 - Pixed lirelighting systems 052 - Portable tiretighting equipment 053 - Pire detecting syateme alums
Cc11aunioationa
PYa 70-71 060 - Rampdio telephone ailed to useimproper use 061 - Rampdio telegraph telephone auto alarm etc 062 - Visual eignals including searchlights blinker
lags
Miacellaneoua
PY 71 059 - Repleniahment a t see PYa 70-71 068 - Disabled require tow PYa 70-71 069 - Background lighting obscured aide to navition
070 - Yard repairs 071 - Overloading072 Impropel loading or atowage 013 - Insufficient ventilation 074 - Ground tackle including anchor windlass 075 - Towing equipment includihg towing engine 076 - Cargo077 - Miscellaneous deck department equipment - not
otherwise claaaitied 078 - Sunken wreck 079 - Tug assisting080 - Mooring equipment lines winches
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Ar~ ot Campuaampl Connection (Contributing Paotora)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing factors
Valid only for FYa 63 - 71
lh e tolloving codes were used tor poe i tiona 36 - 38 and poaitiona 39 - U
Main Propulsion Machinery
081 - Gaaoline engine and aooeeeoriea (except outboards) 082 - Outboard motors and accessories 083 - Diesel engine and aooeaeories 084 - Steam r60iprocating engines 085 - Steam turbine and turbo-electric 086 - snata and reduction gears 087 - Propeller 088 - Main propulsion bampchinery - not otherviee olaeeitied 089 - Failure ot equipment due to improper or lack ot
IDIintenanc e 091 - Atomic reactor
Boiler
101 - furnaces including tubes caatinga superheaters economizers etc
102 - Fuel oil ayatem - (FY 71) Boiler tuel oil ayatem only
103 - Feedwater syatema including condensers and evaporators 104 - Steam ayatems main and auxillary 105 - Boiler parte and aoceasoriee - not othervise
claeaitied 106 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack ot
maintenance FY 71 107 - Fuel oil system diesel
Machinery Miacellaneoua
111 - Pumps (cargo bilge bampllampat etc) but not ire pumps fuel lube oil or teedvater pumps
112 - Refrigeration ayatema including cargo and ships service
113 - Gasoline engines except main propulsion 114 - Diesel engines ezoept main propulsion 115 - Misoellaneoue machinery - not otherviae classified 116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack ot
aintenance 117 - Miace1laneoua engineering spaces 118 - Miacellaneoua engineering tools or equipment 119 - Bilge pumps
JPY 71 120 - Miscellaneous piping ayatema
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POSITION($) 36-38 Ar~ of Cauaal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Pampotora
Valid only for PYs 63 - 71
The following oodea were used for poaitione 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Electrical
121 - Generators (except main propulsion - see code 085) 122 - Viring 123 - Lights 124 - Controls switches circuit breakers fuses etc 125 - Motors (except main propulsion) 126 - tlectrical equipment - not otherwise olaaaified 127 - Failure or equipment due to improper or lack or
maintenance
Galley and Stewards Depamprtment
131 - Stova rangaa and aaaociated equipment 132 - Galley and steward department parts and ampquipment shy
not otherwise classified PY 71 133 - Butane alleyheating stove PYs 70-71 1~0 - Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
bull
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PYa 71 - 80
Rules opound Road Violations
You can put up to three (3) letter codes in these three (3) positions 1pound leas than three (3) follow with dashes (--)
POSITION (S) 36-38
A Rule 2 Improper lightss Rule 3 Lighti for towing c Rule 4 Not under command lightaapecial operations
(or pilot rulea-apecial operations) Rule 5-10 Lights towed vesselsmall vesselpilot vessel
fishing vessel - stern lightD Rule ll Anchor lightsE Rule 15 Pog sigJlamplaP Rule 16 Speed in togaignal forward of beam
Substantial action
G Rule 17 Sail veaeela H Rule 18i Meeting situations I Rule 18ii1 Danger a1pal J Rule 18v Bend signal K Rule 18viii Overtaking L Rule 19 Crossing situation M Rule 20 Sail vessel right or wayexcept in narrow channel N Rule 21 Privileged vessel maintain course amp signal P Rule 22 Burdened vessel avo1~ crossing ahead Q Rule 23 Burdened vessel keep clear R Rule 24 Overtaking vassal keep clear S Rule 25 Keep to starboard aide opound chanDel T Rule 26 Right opound way ot fishing vaaaela U Rule 27 General prudential rule V Rule 28 Course signals internationalbacking inland fl Rule 29 Rule or good seamanship (lookout) z Rule Failure to render aeaiatance
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Rules of Road Violamptions
You can put up to three (3) letter codes in these three (3) positions 1pound leas tbampn three (3) follov with dashes (--)
POSITION(S) 39-41
A Excess speed a Insufficient pover c Wrong aide ot channel D Pailura to sound signals pound Meeting situation turned lett P Crossing situation burdened tailed to give vay G failed to atop or back H Elaei 1e asaneuver too little too late I Overtaking vessel ailed to keep oleer J Overtaken vessel tailed to maintain course ampa peed K Vind sea or current faotore L Agreement raaohed vessel sheered M bull Improperno lookout N Radio telephoneP RS 4450 action intended R Improper lightsshapes) T Person in charge intoxicated
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Araa ot ~ueal Connection
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Factors
PYe 72 - 80
These codes vera used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
900 - RS 4450 Action intended 990 - Coast Guard assistance (FYa 70 - 80) 991 - Violation ot Lav 999 - No additional areas ot contributing poundactors
Deecriptive Codes
026 - Lookout 027 - Congested areas docks piers - restricted maneuvering 028 - Buoys aids to navigation 029 - Excessive speed 030 - Channels - restricted maneuvering031 - Poor visibility 039 - Weather generally 040 - Currents and tides
Miscellaneous
048 - Failure to secure (or improper) 059 - Replenishment at sea 068 - Disabled require tow 069 - Background lighting obscured ampids to navigation 070 - Yard repaire includes gaa tree (FYa 73 - 80) 071 - Overloading bull 072 - Improper loading or atowage 073 - Insufficient ventilation 076 - Cargo078 - Sunken wreck 079 - Tug assisting
Machinery Miecellaneous
116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack opound mampintenance
Gamplley and Stewards DepUtment
140 - Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
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Arampas ot Causal Connection Additio~l Contributing Factors
The folloving contributing factor codes vere added in fiscal year 1972 These codes provided a greater degree or flexibility and apeoiticity in denoting cauaal connections areas ot damage 8Zld contributing causes to casualty
POSITIONS) 36-38 and 39-41
Hull 400-419
400 Hull - general 401 Hull - external-fvd 13 - bottom 402 Hull - external-midsection bottom 403 Hull - external-aft l3 - bottom 404 Hull - external-tvd l3 - aideahell 405 Hull - external-midshipsect1on-s1deahell 406 Hull - exte~nal-att l3 - aideshell 407 Hull - internale-fvd 13 408 Hull - internals-midsection 409 Hull - internals-aft l3410 External plating-superstructure 411 Internal framing-superstructure 412 Weather decks - main 413 Weather decks - superstructure 414 Decks - internal including tank top US Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
Yd 13 416 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
midsection 417 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
att 13 418 Bulkheads - above main deck 419 Bulkheads - longitudinal
Hull Damampge 920-929
920 Wasted - plate and internals 921 Wasted - veldrivet 922 Fractured - plate and internals 923 Fractured - weldrivet 924 Indented - minor 925 Set in - major 926 Buckled 927 Holed 928 Fractured - other 929 roken up (ie on rocks etc
Work Spaces 426-444
426 Work spaces - generalother 427 tork spaces - engine 428 Work spaces bull engine shops
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
429 Work spaces - engine store roome 430 Work spaces - engine paint locker 431 Work spaces - miac eng spaces (shaft
alley vent rooms) 432 Work spaces - bridge ampaav spacee 433 Work spaces - deck shops 434 Work spaces - deck storerooms 435 Work spaces - paint locker 436 Work spaces - cargo holds 437 Work spaces - cargo holds Tveen deck 438 Work spaces - cargo holds lo~er 439 Work spaces - galley 440 Work spaces - galley ato~ea
(includes ete~arda) 441 Work spaces - main deck cargo vinch
area 442 Work spaces - main deck cargo hold
area 443 Work spaces - reefer holds 444 Work spaces - fish hold
Living Spaces 446-450
446 Living spaces - crev 447 Living spaces - crev toiletsho~er 448 Living spaces - passenger 449 Living spaces - passenger toiletshower 450 Living spaces - passenger (other)
Built-in Tanka 451-466
451 Tanks - ballut(beginning PY 73) 452 Tanka - atterpeaklateru rake 453 Tanks - cargo oil 454 Tanka - cctrerdamadoubleakin 455 Tanka - deep 456 Tanka - distilled water 457 Tanka - double bottom 458 anka - drainvells 459 lanks - torepeaklbownke 460 Tanka - tuel oil day tank 461 lampnks - fuel oil settlera 462 Tanka - potable water 463 Tanka - sewage 464 Tanks - sump 465 Tanka - voids 466 Tanks - other
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POBITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Hull amp Hull Fittinamps amp Outfittings 467 - 484
467 Cargo battens and cleats 468 Cargo oontampiner cells 469 Cargo contLiner stowage fittings 470 Equipment stowage 471 Pire stltion boxea 472 Grain handling ampnd stowage fittings 473 Hamptoh tent arrangements 474 Lashing fittingscargo tie down 475 Mooring fittings generampl 476 Mooring bitts and foundations 477 Mooring pawls and chain stoppers 478 Protective devices 479 Safety rails ampnd fittings 480 Securing devices 461 Skylights 482 Windows - port holesdead lights 483 Wire reels 484 Other
Deck Covering 485-493
485 Living spaces 486 Galley spaces 487 Deck treads and nonskid 488 Ladder treads 489 Portable gratings 490 Toiletshower spaces 491 Wood decking 492 Working spaces 493 Other
Access 494-515
494 Accommodation ladders 495 Doors - general 496 Doors - cargo 497 Doors - exterior 498 Doors - interior 499 Doors - reefer 500 Doors - watertight SOl Ploor plates ampnd supports 502 Gratings and supports 503 Laddera inclined - external 504 Ladders portable inclined - external 505 rddera vertical inclined - external 506 Ladders inclined - internal 507 Laddera portable inclined - internal 508 Ladders vertical inclined - internal 509 Manholes 510 Scuttles 511 Ship B gampngWa)
POSITION($) 36-38 and 39-41
512 Sideports 513 Stages 514 Working platforms 515 Other
Deck amp Carso 516-589
Mampats Booms amp Rigging 516-531
516 General 517 locka 518 Booms - general ampmisc small 519 Heavy lit booms 520 Car carriers 521 F6nders 522 Lanyarda 523 Mampata and kingposts 524 Nets 525 Rigging - general526 Slings 527 Spreaders 528 Fishing gear ~ general 529 Nets 530 Booms masts etc 531 Boom cradle
Winches 535-555 bull 535 Boat winches 536 Cargo winches 537 Fishing winches 538 Hand winches 539 Towing winches 5U Other 542 Anchorveesel anchored 543 Anchor chain-including riding
pawldevils olav 544 Anchor windlass - general 545 Automatic mooring winches 546 General-control-teaturea 547 Capstans - generampl 548 Mooring winches - general 549 Mooring lines-generalunknown
vessel moored 550 - Natural tiber 551 - Wire rope 552 - Srnthetic rope 553 - Towing cable 554 - Misc towing equip 555 - Other
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POSTIONS) 36-38 and 39--1
Cranes 556-558
556 Gentry eranes - general 557 Revolving cranes - general 558 Other
Hatch Covers 559-563
559 Hatch beams and boards 560 Pontoons and beams middot 561 Mechanical hatch covers-general 562 Mechanical hatch covers-electric
hydraulic drive general 563 Mechanical hatch covers electroshy
mechanical drive general (chain etc )
Elevators Conveyors and Dumbwaiters s6s - 571
565 Conveyors - cargo general 566 Dumbwaiters 567 Elevators - cargo - general 568 Elevators - personnel569 Engineers platform hoist 570 Pork lifts 571 Other
Steering Gear 572-588
572 Bov thruster - general 573 Steering gear - general 574 Cross head and erose head drive 575 Pollov-up mechanism (linkages) 576 Hydraulic system 577 Lubrication 578 Pumps 579 Rams cylinders 580 Steering stands amp trick vheela 581 Rudder - general 582 Carrier bamparing 583 Horn 584 Pintle and gudgeon 585 Stock bearing 586 Stock packing gland 587 Planking ~udder
588 Other
Stabilizers 589
589 Stabilizers - general
Galley and lAundry 590 - 600
590 Galley equipment - generalother 591 Laundry equipment - generalother
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
592 Dish washers 593 Steam galley equipment - general 594 Garbage disposals ampchutes 595 Miscellaneous mechanical equipment 596 Ovens 597 Pressing and ironing equipment 598 Range$ 599 Refrigerators 600 Washing maohinea and dryers
Cargo Hold Dehumidiie~s 601
601 Cargo hold dehumidiioation-generampl (cargo air)
Heating Ventilation amp Air Conditioning b02-bl2
602 Air conditioning - general 603 Ventilation - general 604 Covla 605 Dampera 606 Ducts and supports 607 Goosenecks 608 Heaters - electric 609 Steam or hot water 610 Gaaolineoil 611 Gas (butane etc) 612 Other
Main ProyenSla1on 613-7 8
Diesel Engines 613-635
613 Main propulsion diesel engine 614 Main propulsion diesel governing system 615 Main propulsion diesel reduction 618 Fmerg dieaal generator engiae - general 619 Elmerg diesel generator eiigiDe - engine
(excluding accessories) gov~ system
620 Elmerg diesel gen eng - inat~umentation 621 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral diesel
oil B1Btera 622 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral freah
vater cooling ayatem 623 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral lube
oil system
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POSITION($) 36-38 alld 39-41
624 Emerg dieeel gen engine - integral starting mechanism
625 Ships aervioe diesel gen engine shygeneral
626 Ships service diesel sen engineshyengine excluding aeeeaaoriee) governinamp 171 tem
627 Ships service diesel generator 628 Ships aervice diesel generator
engine - integral diesel oil system 629 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral fresh water cooling system 630 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral lube oil system 631 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral starting mechanism 632 Lifeboat diesel enginea 633 Small boat gaaoline engine shy
(inboard)634 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(outboard) 635 Otherdiesel cargo pumps on Tank barge 636 Main propulsion turbines - general
(hignlov pressure) 637 Governing system 638 Integral gland seal regulating 639 Integral lubrication ayatem 640 Jacking gear 641 Maneuvering valves 642 Main propulsion gears - (reduction
gears) 643 Integral lubrication ayatem 644 Other
Shafting end Bearings 645 - 652
6i5 Bearings - general646 Shafting - general 6-7 Line 68 Tail 649 earing - thrust 650 Stern tube assembly - oil lubrication 651 Stave typeatutpound1ng boz 652 Other
Pl-olllers 653 - 657
653 hopellara - solid 65-4 Built-up 655 Controllable pitch propellers-general 656 Control ecbaniem 657 Othernot apecitied
Turbinea 658 - 665
658 Emergency generator gas turbines 659 Main propulaion gas turbines
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-middot1
660 Ships service generator ~a 665 Other
Vacuum EqUipment 666-671
666 Au111ary air ejectors ampcondensers 667 Auxiliary condensers 668 Ezhampust condenser 669 Main air ejectors amp condensers 670 Main condenser 671 Other
Pump (poundor both deck and engine room) 672 - 677
672 Centrifugal pumps - gerteral 673 Hand pumps 674 Hy-draulic motore - genePel 675 Hy-draulic puml)a - gerteral676 Reciprooa ting pumpa - prteral 677 Rotary pumps - general
PipY Pittinga amp Vallea poundor both deck and engine room) 6amp1-695
681 Pleible Tubing682 Gauge Linea 683 Hose (other than poundire) 664 Pipe pounditt~ 665 Pipirtg686 Sea cheats ampoverboard discharge
oonneotiona bull 687 Sea strainers (in piping) 688 See valves 689 System fittings (strainers tilterst
traps etc ) drains 690 Tubing 691 Valves - general 692 Regulating 693 Reliet 694 Check balance 695 Other
Compressors 696 - 698
696 Air compreaaors - general 697 Refrigeration compressors - general 698 Other
AU1liarz Sta tam furbiDe a amp Gears 99 - 707
699 Pump turbines - general 700 Goverrting aratem 701 Integral lubrication 111tem
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POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
702 Ships service generator turbines shygeneral
703 Ships service generator turbines shygoverning eyetem
704 Ships service generator turbineamp shyintegral gland aeal regulating a19tem
705 Ship a se~vioe generator turbines shyintegral lubricating system
706 Ships service generator turbines shyreduction gear assembly
707 Other
Boilers 708 - 130
708 Air heaters 709 Boiler casings 710 Boiler drums and internals 711 Boiler tubes 712 Boiler valves 713 Boiler water level indicators 714 Boiler water testing 715 Brickwork and refractoryfirebox 716 Burner lame scanning system 717 Burner ignition system 718 Combustion control 719 Desuperheatera 720 Draft gauges 721 Fuel oil burners ampair register 722 Feed water regulators 723 Economizer 72~ Sampety valves 725 Smoke indicators 726 Soot blowers 727 Superheaters 728 Superheater temperature regulators 729 Uptakes and inner stack 730 See 744
Blowers and Pane 732 - 734
732 Forced draft blowers - generalor turbo air intake on diesel
733 Ventilation tans - general 734 Other
Unfired Pressure Vampaaell and Non-built-tanka 735 - 741
735 Air receivers 736 Drain tanks 737 Expansion tLnke 738 Gravity tanks 139 Hydraulic accumulators 740 Mirlng tanka 741 Other
POSITION(S 36-38 and 39-41
Coolers Condensers 742 - 753
742 Coolers - general 743 Diesel oil purifier heater 744 Peed water beater amp vent condenser - gen 745 Lubrication oil purifier heater 746 Main propulsion lubrication oil coolers 747 Reefer compartment air eoolera 748 Reefer compartment pipe coila 749 Reefer condensers 750 Reefer liquid auction heat exchangers 751 Reefer secondary rerig eoolers 752 Cargo and fuel oil heating coils 753 Other
Purifiers 754
754 Puriiere
Evaporators 755 - 758
755 Contaminated steam generators 756 High preeaure evapora tore 757 Lev pressure evaporatoramp 758 Other
Electrical 759 - 780
759 Main motor 760 Main motor air cooler 761 Main generator 762 Main generator air cooler
Electric Generatora 763 - 765
763 Emergency cenerator - general 764 Ships service generators - general 765 Other
Electric Power Distribution 766 - 776
766 Batteries 767 Battery charcera 768 Distribution panels (other than
switchboard panels 769 Emergency generator switchboard 770 Lighting panels 771 Power panels 772 Ships service generator switchboard 773 Teet panel 774 Tranaormers 775 Wiring 776 Other
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POSTION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Motors and Controllers 777 - 780
777 Electric motors 778 Electric motors 779 Electric motor
maohinery) 780 Electric motor
machinery)
(non-deck machinery) (deck machinery)
controllers (non-deck
controllers (deck
Interior Communications 781 - 794
781 Telephone system 782 Call bell system
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Lighting 817 - 821
817 Lighting - crev areee (includes eiring) 818 Lighting - navi~tion 819 Portable lighting 820 Searohlights 821 Othercargo holds
Miaoellampneous Workshop Equipment 822 - a3a
822 Burning equipment 823 Drill presses
783 Cargo oil temperature recording system 824 Engine test stand 7811 Engine order telegraph 785 Engineers signal and alarm system 786 General alarm system 787 Individual system alarm systems
(excluding specific equipment alarms) 788 Propeller shaft revolution
indicator system 789 Repoundrigeration temperature
recording system 790 Rudder angle indicator system 791 Salinity indioator system - teed
condensate 792 Sound povered telephone system 793 Wheelhouse alarm system 794 Other
Exterior Communications 795 - 801
795 Auto alarm 796 Lifeboat portable radio equipment 797 Radio telegraph equipment 798 Radio telegraph equipment 799 Radio teletype Equipment BOO Bridgebridge radio 801 Otherharbor advisory radar
Navigation Equipment 802 - 816
802 Course recorder 803 DECCA navigator 804 Echo depth sounder 805 Electric steering - gyro pilot system 806 Pog gong 807 Gyro compass system 808 Loran 809 Hampgnetic copaaa 810 Radar - general 811 Radar - collision avoidance 812 Radio direction finder 813 Ship B bell 81JI Signal lights 815 Whistle siren 816 Other (charts poundailed to use etc)
825 Grinders 826 Hand tools 827 Hydraulic jacks 828 Lathes 829 Lifting gear - including chain
all and come-along 830 Milling machines 831 Paint aprampying outfit 832 Power drive portampble tools 833 Sav - motor drivenmiddot 83Jt Shapers 835 Welding equipment 836 Work bench 837 Vises 838 Other
Inatrumenta (not covered in other main components) B39 - B45
839 Clinometers 840 Main gauge board 841 Portampble instruments 842 System indicating instruments 843 Srstem recording instruments 844 Teat instrumentation 845 Other
Automamption (not covered in other main components) 846 - 852
846 Bell recorderamp 847 Bridge console 848 Condition recorders temperature
pressure etc 81f9 Engineroom console 850 Inormation recorders 851 Throttle control equipment 852 Other
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POSITON(S) 36-38 Area of Cauaal Connection (Contributing Paotore)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Paotora
The following cOdes were used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Firefiibting 853 - 864
653 Fixed systems - fire maine and hose 854 C02 855 Steam 656 Sprinkler 857 Other 858 Semi-portable - C02 859 Portable - C02 860 Other 861 Fire ~etecting systems and alarms 862 Emergency equipment - (breathing apparatus ax et~) 864 Other
Lifesaving 865 - 874
665 Life preserver - approved866 Lite preserver - diaapproved 667 Buoyant oushion lite ring 868 Lifeboat 869 Equipment 870 Davits (launching apparatus) 871 Lite raft - inflatable 872 Launching apparatus 873 Other (bouyant apparatus and lite floats) 874 Lite aaving equipment not otherwise claaaitied
Miscellaneous 875 - 878
875 Main propulsion reciprocating 876 Main bearings 877 PistonampJ rod etc 878 Jacking gear
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POSITION(S) 42 ~eather at Time of Casualty
1 - Clear 2 - Partly Cloudy 3 - Overcaa t 4 - Pog 5 - Rain 6 - Snow 7 - Other (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSITION(S) 43 Visibility at Time of Campaualty
1 - Leas than 14 mile 2 - l4 to leas than 12 mile 3 - 12 to lees than 1 mile 4 - 1 mile to leas than 2 miles 5 - 2 miles and over (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSTION(S) 44 Wind at Time of Casualty
1 - Calm 2 - 1-3 knots 3 - 4-10 knots 4 - 11-16 knots 5 - 17-27 knots 6 - 28-40 knots 1 - U-55 knots 8 - 56-65 knots 9 - greater than 65 knots (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSITION(S) 45-47 Air Temperature at Time of Campaualty - Fahrenheit (FYa g3 - 6a5
POSITION(s) 45-47 Specific Location o Caaualty (PYa 69 - 80)
POSITION(S) 45 Great Lakes (FYa 69 - 80)
T - Lake Huron Straits o Hackinampo and St Marys River
U - Lake Ontario and Lower N~ River St Lawrence River Lake Champlain and New York State Barge Canal System
V - Lake Michigan
W - Lake Superior
I - Lake Erie including Niagara River Detroit River Lake St Clair and St Clair River
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POSITION(S) 46middot47 Use nearest degree of latitude and longitude respectively
Location Codes tor the High Seas (FYs 69 bull 80)
Pind the loeamption ot the casualty on the attached chart (titled Open Ooeen Coding Chart) by utilitzing the latitude ampnd longitude Enter alpha ohampracter located in large blocked area in Poeition 45 Enter tile nWDber loeampted in upper left hand corner of the small squares vithin cb blocked area in positiona Jt6 and 47
Coastal iiampters (FYa 69 - 70)
Use first three digits of the five digit index on the folloving page I the first digit is e one then subaitute ampn S in ita place
Coastal ~aters (FYa 71 - 75)
Use the first three digits of the five digit index on the folloving page
PYs 76 bull 80 to oode an area in the Coastal U S first refer to pages 36-39 aM loeate the geographical point where the casualty occurred or the point closest to the location o the caaualty If a eampeuamplty occurred on the high a eea and a coaa tal poaition is used as a reference point then indioate that reference point or point or the list closest to it When the geographloal point has been determined use the second thru forth nWIIbera of the listinamp and place them in positions 45-47 The folloving example vill illustrate the above 111ethodt
A casualty occurs near Myrtle Beach South Carolina Using a map or chart it is determined thampt Myrtle Beach is located nearest to Georgetown Lisbt whoee second thru forth digits are 201 This number is placed in positions 45-47
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OPEN OCEAN CODING CHART
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210 2D 52N 156 40W 20800 2110 -Bawea Point Ltbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 21 OON 1110 40 w
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Western Rivers Gulf and Gulf Interooaatal Waterway (PYa 69 - 75)
POSITION(S) 45
A - Lover Kiesieeippi River from head of peasea to Ohio River (AHP) APS - Preeport Sulfur Campnal AGO - Gulf Outlet ASW - SW Pass ASP - South Pass AAL - Pase Loutre
B - Upper Miaaiaeippi River - from mouth of the Ohio River to Minneapolis including the St Croix River LAke St Croix and Minnesota River
C bull Illinois Vatervay - mouth to Chieampgo
D - Alleghany River - from Pt Pittsburg to Oil City Pennsylvania
E - Honogahela River - from Pt Pittsburg to source
p - Missouri River - from junction ~ith Hiseieaippi River to head of navigation
G - Kanawaha River - from junction vith Ohio River to heampd of navigation
H - Kentucky River - from junction vith Ohio River to ht~ad of Dampviption
J - Cumberland River - from junction vith Ohio River to head of navigation
K - Tennessee River - from junction vith Ohio River to Knoxville Tennessee
L - Arkansas River - from junction vith Hissiseippi River to head of navigation
H - Gulf Intercoastal Vaterway (vest) - from Harvey Locks vest to Brownsville Texas
HP - Horgan City Port Allen Route HA - Atchatalara River HB - Barataria Itatervay ML - Bayou LAFourche HH - kouma Navigational Canal MC - Calcaaieu River MV - Vermillion River MBS - Bayou Sorrel MQB - Brazos River MHO - Harvey Locka Algiers Canal M28 - Vest Port Arthur Bridge H09 - Horgan City Bridge MAB - Bervick Bar ridge HTG - Tennessee Gamps Pipeline Canal
H - Gulf Intercoastal Waterva) (eaat) - from Nev Orleane to terminus
P - Ohio River - from Pt Pittsburg to source
Q - Other Rivera
QG - Green River HSC Houston Ship Channel
POSITION(S) 46-47 Designate river mile to nearest ten miles eg mile 3ll6 35
Some case were coded using the charaotera lie ted for subsets ot wa tertMy areea rather than the river mile poata
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POSITON(S) 4B Sea Conditions at time opound Cauualtr
1 - Calm 2 - Seaavell 5-15 poundeet 3 - Seaavell 16-20 teet 4 - Seampavell 21-40 teet
or slight chop o~ moderate chop-rough or heampvy chopvery rough
5 - Seaavell over 40 teet 6 - Ice (-) Unknown or inautficient information
POSITION(S) 49-50 s Temperature at Time of Casualty (PYa 63 - 68)
- ~enheit
POSITION(S) 49-50 Specific Type ot Vessel (PYs 69 - 80)
These positions allov tor further specifying the vessel type coded in positions 13-14
01 Artificial Island
01 Mobile drilling rig submersible 02 Mobile drilling rig semi-submersible 03 Mobile drilling ~ig jaok-up 04 Work over rig jaok-up 05 Work over rig other 99 Fixed plattormaztificial island
02 Freis t ship
Position lt9
P Liberty ship (conversion) Q Victory ship R C-1 A S C-1 B T C-2 U C-3 V C-4 W C-5 X C-6 Y C-7amp8 Z T-2 (dry)
Position 50
Q General A Bulk carrier S Container ship (or deck) T Railroad carrier l~ghters U Selpound-unloampder V Combe freight carecontainers W LIGLPG X ROROY Molten sultur Z Ammoniahazardous material chemical
9 Other (inter-island treight small)
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POSITION(S) ~9-50 Specific ype opound Vassel (oonttnued)
03 Freight Barge end 28 Freigpt amprge Hazardoua Mampter1ampla
06 Dr7 eamprgo unspecified 79 Ocean bulk ( petro phoaphampte etc )07 Open hopper 80 Ooaan other (lumber dock) 08 Covered hopper 81 lAah barge 09 Deck loading 99 Other or unknown (dWilp acov) 10 Railroad or container 11 Dr7 cargo other 12 Shellsandrock barge
0 Commercial Vessels - Freight or Pueengers
13 011 industry supply vessel (except orev boats) 70 Fishing aupplytrertaport 98 Diving barge 99 Otherunkrtovn NOC (eg workboat amp misc)
05 Conatruction amp Wrecking Vessels
14 Derrick berge 15 Pile driver 16 Pipe layingjetting 17 Drilling barge 18 Drilling ship salt-propelled 19 Drilling tender rig tender 99 Construction vessel other (dredge tender power barge barge tender)
06 - 07 Dredge
06 Dredge salt-propelled 07 Dredge non-self-propelled
08 Fishing Vessel
Poaition 49 Position 50
A - Haul seines A - Shrimp B - Purse seines amp lampar nete B - Ground poundiah (flounder haddock perch C - Bag netscoop nets cod) D - Beam travla c - Salmon E - Other trawls (trawls amp D - Tuna
shrimp trawla) dragger E - OJater P - Pots amp trapa p - Crab king G - Gill nets G - Crab other K - Hook amp bait including trollers H -Menhaden J - Longline J - Lobster K - h-edge Ilt - Clam L - Tongraketork L - Scallop K - Canner7 vessel or tender M - Halibut 9 - Other not otherwise classified N - Snappergrouper (-) Unlmow 9 - Other
(-) Unknown
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Specific Type opound Vessel (continued)
09 TugboatsTowboats
20 - Harbor tug (vessel assistance) 21 - Marborintracoaatal towing 22 - Ooeanotfahore towing 23 - Riverinland towing (pushing) 24 - Riverinland towing (towing astern) 25 - Switcher 67 - Tail boat (tow assistance) 68 - Head boat (tow aeaistampnoe) 70 - Integrated tug barge 99 - Other unknown not otherwise classified
10 Paaaanger Vessel Over 65 100 GT and Over
11 Passenger Vessel Over 65 Under 100 GT
12 Passenger Vessel Under 65
27 - crewboat 28 - Charter fishing 29 - Water taxi 60 - Excursion vesselsight seeing 99 - OtherNOC (eg hydrofoil)
13 Perr1es Over 65 100 GT and Over
14 Parries Over 65 Under 100 GT
15 Perries Under 65
90 - Auto 91 - Railroad cars 92 - Passenger 93 - Passengerauto
16 Passenger Barge (Incl Cable Perry Barges amp Piahing Barge)
17 TltUlk Vessel
30 - T-2 31 - EX t-2 (eg jumbo-ized) 32 - T-1 33 - T-3 34 - T-5 97 - Dampngeroua cargo (tetra ethyl lead methyl lead aqua ammonia) 99 - Other NOC (inland or amall coaa tal)
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Spec1pound1o ype ot Vessel (continued)
18 or 29 Tank Barges
35 bull Liquid cargo barge unapecitied36 - Single skinned liquid barge 37 - Double skinned liquid barge (including olean petrochemicals eg
aromatics trichloride) 38 - Cylinder tank open hopper and void 39 - Cylinder tank decked over 40 - Other liquid barge (eg brine drilling mud etc) 41 - LPGLIG (butane open hopperpropylene) 42 - Chlorine 43 - Sulfur liquid 44 - Ammonia preeeure tLnk 45 - Ammonia low temper~ture 46 - tow temperature other 47 - Acid aulturic 48 - Acid other 49 - Caustic unspecified 50 - Caustic soda liquid51 - Caustic aodamp high temperature52 - High temperature other 69 - Styrene adiponitrile acrylonitrile pampraylene vinyl acetate
ethyl benzene alkyl benzene 71 - Ethyl ether 99 - Ammonia sulfate liquid (aelf unloaded)
fertilizer other
23 Miacellaneoue Vessels
53 - Pleasure craft 54 bull Reeeamprchoceanographic veaael 55 - Sub tender catamaran 56 - Seaplane 57 - Pilot vessel 58 - Cable ahip59 - Submersible 63 - LSTLCM etc mil lighter 64 - Sludge sewage etc 76 - Man-o-war 77 - Dredge self-propelled 78 - Dredge non-self-propelled 86 - Perry boat 87 - Seine boat 88 - School boat 99 - Other ~kelp outter state enforcement eg Pish and
Wild tire drydook)
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POSITION(S) 5l-52t Number or Crev Member Killed or Missing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 53-54t Number or Passengers Killed or Missing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 55-56t Number or Longshoremen amp Harbor Vorkers Killed or Missing amp Presumed i5eampd
POSITION( B) 57-58r Number or Others Killed or Hiaaing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 59-60r Number of Crew Membera Injured amp Incapacitated Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 61-62 Number or Passengers Injured amp Incapacitated Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 63-64r Number ot LolShoremen ampHarbor Vorkers Injured amp Incapaci ta ted Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 65-66 Number ot Others Injured ampIncamppampcitampted Over 72 Houramp
If a vessel casualty involvea deaths andor injuries see coding instructions titled Personnel Injuries and Deaths
POSITION(S 67-70a Estimated toeaDamage to Vessel
POSITION($) 71-74 Eatillllited LoaaDamage to Cargo
POSITION(S) 75-78r Estimated LossDamage to Other Property
Code in unite ot thoueands but first round orr to nearest thoueands For emmpler Ipound the value is SlSOO round it ott to 2000 and code ampa 0002 It the value is $4499 round it ofpound to $4000 and code as 0004 tor positions 69 - 78t
POSIriON(S) 79 Veaeel amp Total Loss
l - Yea 2 - No
POSITION(S) BOa Piller (unused) (FY 1e 63 -73)
POSITION(S) 80r Special Indicator (PYs 74 - 80) previously position 21 ~see page 5 tor codes)
POSIriON(S) 81-82t Clendar Year
POSITION(S) 83-B~r Piacal Year
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NATURE 132middot331
NSTRUCTIONS
Vessel casualty with no personal injuries or death 3 Vessel casualty and personal injury or death Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers code all items in Sections Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers and enter codes in Sections 1 and 2shy1 and 2 of code sheet For each related CG-924E enter codes in Section 3 of same code sheet if there are 2
or more persns involved enter data frol)l first CGmiddot924E in Col A of Section 3 data Personal injury or death not involving a vessel casualty from second m Col B etc If more than 4 persons involved use a second code sheet Obtain data from CG-924E and related papers code all items in Sections entering data in Sections 1 and 3 1 and 3 of code sheet
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CJ2middot PAITIY CLOY
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30 PAPERS OF 31 INJURED PERS
SECTION Imiddot DATA REQUIRED ON ALL CASES
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8 DATE OF CASUALTY MO MIO MOOF CODE IN II EST
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UNKNOWN CJ8bull ALUMINUM
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ltImiddot Injury 7middot Ocean )(Disability 8middot For(dockandlunknown) 9middot Other
5middot Miuinc
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21 SPECIFIC LOCATION
OF CASUALTY 145bull47t
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CARGO PRogt $ PEC (7t-74) 17 5-78 t Obullmiddot TOTAL CODE
LOSS 180)Dmiddot NOT TOTAL
LOSS
PERSONAL CASUALTY PARTICULARS
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Prime Cause
Area of Causal
Add Area
Part Of
Nature Of
Conn Causal Conn
Body Injured
Vessel Cas
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POSITION(S) 33 Activity Engaged in at Time of Accident
1 - Off duty 2 - Deck department duties- 3 Engine department duties 4 - Stewards department duties 5 Handling cargo (longshoremen only) 6 - Fishing 7 - Drills (fire amp lifeboat only) 8 - Passenger 9- Other (eg well drilling) 0 - Unknown
POSITION(S) 34 Status of Supervisor
1 - Licensed 2 - Documented 3 - Unlicensedundocumented 4 - Longshoremanharbor worker 5 - Other personnel 6 - No immediate supervisor
POSITION(S) 35 Result of Accident
1 - Death 2 - Injury (permanent) 3 - Injury (temporary) 4 - Injury (disability unknown) 5middot- Missing
POSITION(S) 36 Location of Vessel at Time of Casualty or Accident
Fiscal years 1963 - 1971
1 - At dock (domestic) 2 - At anchor (domestic) 3 - At dock (foreign) 4 - At anchor (foreign) 5 - Underway (inland) 6 - Underway (Great Lakes) 7 - Underway (western rivers) 8 - Underway (high seas) 9 - Underway (poundoreign waters)
Fiscal years 1972 - 1980
1 - Great Lakes (dock) 2 - Great Lakes (underway) 3 - Western rivers (dock) 4 - Western rivers (underway) 5 - Inland (dockanchor) 6 - Inland (underway) 7 - Oceans (underway) 8- Foreignmiddot(dockanchor) 9 - Other (fixed rigs etc)
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POSITION(S) 37-38 Nature of Casualty
01 - Natural causes 02 - Homicide 03 Suicide 04 - Disappearance 07 Slips and falls involving ladders stairs 08 - Slips and falls involving gangways 09 - Slips and falls on deck same level (including jumps) 10 - Slips and falls other same level (including jumps) 11 - Falls from vessel into water (including jumps
overboard) 12 - Falls from vessel other 13 - Falls into hold or tank 14 - Falls other different level (below
level of support) 15 - Struck by falling or dropped objects 16 - Struck by flying objects (mooring lines cargo
gear etc) 17 - Struck by moving objects (other than boats
and vessels 18 - Struck by boat or vessel 19 - Exposure 20 - Asphyxiation (other than drowning) 21 - Struck against crushed bumped into objects 22 - Cargo handling - not otherwise classified 23 - Operating machinery tools etc 24 - Burns (other than electrical) 25 Scalds 26 - Electrical shock and electric burns 27 - Caught in lines chains or wire ropes 28 - Pinching crushing by doors hatches etc 29 - Heavy weather (injuries andor resulting from and
not otherwise classified) 30 - Over-exertion (lifting sprains st~ains) 31 - Sprains strains etc - not otherwise classified 32 - Cuts lacerationsmiddot bruises and punctures - NOC 33 - Galley accidents 34 - Altercation (fights physical contests) 35 - Unknown or insufficient information - NOC 36 - Hypothermia 37 - Diving accident
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POSITION(S) 39-40 Primary Cause of Casualty
Human element (cause lay with individual killed or injured)
01 - Intoxication 02 - Physical deficiency or handicaps (eyesight hearing
heart etc) 03 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 04 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 05 - Unsafe practice 06 - Violation of law or regulation 07 - Human errors carelessness
Human element (cause lay with individual other than person injured or killed)
11 - Intoxication 12 - Physical deficiency or handicaps (eyesight hearing
heart etc) 13 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 14 -Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 15 - Un~~afe practice 16 - Violation of law or regulation 17 - Human errors carelessness
Causes Other
21 - Decks slippery or cluttered 22 - Adverse weather (vessel movement boarding
seas slippery decks) 23 - Poor maintenance or housekeeping 24 - Poor or improper lighting 25 - Absence of or inadequate rails or guards 31 - Failure of Coast Guard approved material or equipment 32 - Failure of material or equipment other 41 - Death or injury as result of a vessel casualty 42 - Improper or insufficient supervision 43 - Lack of or insufficient life preservers 44 - Lack of proper tools or equipment 45 - Lack of or inadequate personal protective equipment 46 - Miscellaneous causes - not otherwise classified 47 - Improper use of tools or equipment
Note An unsafe practice is the performance of an act or the application of a method which tends to create a hazard or a risk eg failure to properly secure step ladder
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
-The following were used for positions 41 - 113 and positions 44 - 46
900 - RS 4450 Action 990 - Coast Guard Assistance (search amprescue or evacuation) 991 - Violation of law 999 - No additional areas opound contributing factors
Human element (cause lay with individual killed or injured)
001 - Intoxication 002 - Physical deficiency or handicaps
(eyesight hearing heart etc) 003 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 004 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 005 - Unsafe practice 006 - Violation of law or regulation 007 - Human errors carelessnessbull 008 - Ignorance 200 - Malingering
Human element (cause lay with individual other than person killed or injured)
011 - Intoxication 012 - Physical deficiency or handicaps
(eyesight hearing heart etc) 013 - Unsafe movement or posture (running
jumping backing) 014 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 015 - Unsafe practice 016 - Violation of law or regulation
Causes Other
017 - Human errors carelessness 018 - Obesity 021 - Decks - slippery or cluttered 022 - Adverse weather (resulting in vessel movement
boarding seas slippery decks etc) 023 - Poor maintenance or housekeeping 024 - Poor or improper lighting 025 - Absence of or inadequate rails or guards 031 - Failure opound Coast Guard approved material or equipment 032 - Failure of material or equipment other 033 - Narcotics 040 - Chemical
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The following codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 4~ - 46
041 - Death or injury as a result of a vessel casualtybull 042 - Improper or insufficient supervision 043 - Lack of or insufficient life preservers 044 - Lack of proper tools or equipment 045 - Lack of or inadequate personal protective equipment 046 - Miscellaneous causes - not otherwise classified 047 - Improper use of tools or equipment 048 - Pailure to secure 059 - Replenishment at sea 066 - Lookout 067 - Congested areas - docks piers - restricted
maneuvering 068 - Buoys - aids to navigation 069 - Excessive speed 070 - Channels - restricted maneuvering 071 - Poor visibility 079 - Weather generally 080 - Currents and tides 089 - Mooring line surged 106 - Washing soogying 108 - Liberty launch bumboat 110 - Yard repairs (includes gas free) 111 - Overloading 112 - Improper loading or stowage 113 - Insufficient ventilbulltion 116 - Cargodunnage 118 - Sunken wreck 119 - Tug assisting 191 - Knife 201 - Returning from shore leave
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Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors) Additional Contributing Factors
The following contributing factor codes were added to provide a greater degree of flexibility and specificity in denoting causal connectionsmiddot areas of damage and contributions t~ cause for personnel injury andor death records
POSITION(S) 41-43 and ~4-46
Hull 400-419
400 Hull - general 401 Hull - external-fwd 13 - bottom 402 Hull - external-midsection bottom 403 Hull - external-aft 13 - bottom 404 Hull - external-fwd 13 - sideshell 405 Hull - external-midshipsection-sideshell 406 Hull - ex~ernal-aft 13 - sideshell 407 Hull - internals-fwd 13 408 Hull - internals-midsection 409 Hull - internals-aft 13 410 External plating-superstructure 411 Internal framing-superstructure 412 Weather decks - main 413 Weather decks - superstructure ~14 Decks - internal including tank top 415 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
fwd 13 416 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
midsection 417 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
aft 13 418 Bulkheads - above main deck 419 Bulkheads - longitudinal
Hull Damage 920-929middot
920 Wasted - plate and internals 921 Wasted - weldrivet 922 Fractured - plate and internals 923 Fractured - weldrivet 924 Indented - minor 925 Set in - major 926 Buckled 927 Holed 928 Fractured - other 929 Broken up (ie on rocks etc)
426 York spaces - generalother 427 Work spaces - engine 428 Work spaces - engine shops
POSITIONS) 41-43 and 44-46
429 York spaces - engine store rooms 430 York spaces - engine paint locker 431 York spaces - misc eng spaces (shaft
alley vent rooms) 432 York spaces - bridge ampnav spaces 433 York spaces - deck shops 434 Work spaces - deck storerooms 435 Work spaces - paint locker ~36 York spaces - cargo holds 437 York spaces - cargo holds Tween deck 438 Work spaces - cargo holds lower 439 Work spaces - galley 440 York spaces - galley stores
(includes stewards) 441 Work spaces - main deck cargo winch
area 442 York spaces - main deck cargo hold
area 443 Work spaces - reefer holds 444 York spaces - fish hold
Living Spaces 446-450
446 Living spaces - crew 447 Living spaces - crew toiletshower 448 Living spaces - passenger 449 Living spaces - passenger toiletshower 450 Living spaces - passenger (other)
Built-in Tanks 451-466
451 Tanks - ballastbeginning FY 73) 452 Tanks - afterpeakstern rake 453 Tanks - cargo oil 454 Tanks - cofferdamsdoubleskin 455 Tanks - deep 456 Tanks - distilled water 457 Tanks - double bottom 458 Tanks - drainwells 459 Tanks - forepeampklbowrake 460 Tanks - fuel oil day tank 461 Tanka - fuel oil settlers 462 Tanks - potable water 463 Tanks - sewage 464 Tanks - sump 465 Tanks - voids 466 Tanks - other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Hull amp Hull Fittings amp Outfittings 467 - 484
-467 Cargo battens and cleats 468 Cargo container cells 469 Cargo container stowage fittings 470 Equipment stowage 471 Fire station boxes 472 Grain handling and stowage fittings 473 Hatch tent arrangements 474 Lashing fittingscargo tie down 475 Mooring fittings general 476 Mooring bitts and foundations 477 Mooring pawls and chain stoppers 478 Protective devices 479 Safety rails and fittings 480 Securing devices 481 Skylights 482 Windows - port holesdead lights 483 Wire reels 484 Other
Deck Covering 485-493
485 Living spaces 486 Galley spaces 487 Deck treads and nonskid 488 Ladder treads 489 Portable gratings 490 Toiletshower spaces 491 Wood decking 492 Working spaces 493 Other
Access li94-515
494 Accommodation ladders 495 Doors - general 496 Doors - cargo 497 Doors - exterior 498 Doors - interior 499 Doors - reefer 500 Doors - watertight 501 Floor plates and supports 502 Gratings and supports 503 Ladders inclined - external 504 Ladders portable inclined - external 505 Ladders vertical inclined - external 506 Ladders inclined - internal 507 Ladders portable inclined - internal 508 Ladders vertical inclined - internal 509 Manholes 510 Scuttles 511 Ships gangway
POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
512 Sideports 513 Stages 514 Working platforms 515 Other
Deck amp Cargo 516-589
Masts Booms amp Rigging 516-531
516 General 517 Blocks 518 Booms - general ampmisc small 519 Heavy lift booms 520 Car carriers 521 Fenders 522 Lanyards 523 Masts and kingposts 524 Nets 525 Rigging - general 526 Slings 527 Spreaders 528 Fishing gear - general 529 Nets 530 Booms masts etc 531 Boom cradle
Winches 535-555
535 Boat winches 536 Cargo winches 537 Fishing winches 538 Hand winches 539 Towing winches 541 Other
middot 542 Anchor vessel anchored 543 Anchor chain-including riding
pawldevils claw 544 Anchor windlass - general 545 Automatic mooring winches 546 General-control-features 547 Capstans - general 548 Mooring winches - general 549 Mooring lines-generalunknown
vessel moored 550 - Natural fiber 551 - Wire rope 552 - Synthetic rope 553 - Towing cable 554 - Misc towing equip 555 - Other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Cranes 556-558
556 Gantry cranes - general 557 Revolving cranes - general 558 Other
Hatch Covers 559-563
559 Hatch beams and boards 560 Pontoons and beams 561 Mechanical hatch covers-general 562 Mechanical hatch covers-electric
hydraulic drive general 563 Mechanical hatch covers electroshy
mechanical drive general (chain etc)
Elevators Conveyors and Dumbwaiters 565 - 571
565 Conveyors - cargo general 566 Dumbwaiters 567 Elevators - cargo - general 568 Elevators - personnel 569 Engineers platform hoist 570 Fork lifts 571 Other
Steering Gear 572-588
572 Bow thruster - general 573 Steering gear - general 574 Cross head and cross head drive 575 Follow-up mechanism (linkages) 576 Hydraulic system 577 Lubric~tion 578 Pumps 579 Rams cylinders 580 Steering stands amp trick wheels 581 Rudder - general 582 Carrier bearing 583 Horn 584 Pintle and gudgeon 585 Stock bearing 586 Stock packing gland 587 Flanking rudder 588 Other
Stabilizers 589
589 Stabilizers - general
Galley and Laundry 590 - 600
590 Galley equipment - generalother 591 Laundry equipment - generalother
POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
592 Dish washers 593 Steam galley equipment - general 594 Garbage disposals amp chutes 595 Miscellaneous mechanical equipment 596 Ovens 597 Pressing and ironing equipment 598 Ranges 599 Refrigerators 600 Washing machines and dryers
Cargo Hold Dehumidifiers 601
601 Cargo hold dehumidification-general (cargo air)
Heating Ventilation amp Air Conditioning 602-612
602 Air conditioning - general 603 Ventilation - general 604 Cowls 605 Dampers 606 Ducts and supports 607 Goosenecks 608 Heaters - electric 609 Steam or hot water 610 Gasolineoil 611 Gas (butane etc) 612 Other
Main Propulsion 613-758
Diesel Engines 613-635
613 Main propulsion di~sel engine 614 Main propulsion diesel governing system 615 Main propulsion diesel reduction 618 Emerg diesel generator engine - general 619 Emerg diesel generator engine - engine
(excluding accessories) governing system
620 Emerg diesel gen eng - instrumentation 621 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral diesel
oil system 622 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral fresh
water cooling system 623 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral lube
oil system
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
624 Emerg diesel gen engine - integral starting mechanism
625 Ships service diesel gen engine shygeneral
626 Ships service diesel gen engineshyengine (excluding accessories) governing system
627 Ships service diesel generator 628 Ships service diesel generator
engine - integral diesel oil system 629 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral fresh water cooling system 630 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral lube oil system 631 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral starting mechanism 632 Lifeboat diesel engines 633 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(inboard) 634 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(outboard) 635 Otherdiesel cargo pumps on Tank barge 636 Main propulsion turbines - general
(highlow pressure) 637 Governing system 638 Integral gland seal regulating 639 Integral lubrication system 640 Jacking gear 641 Maneuvering valves 642 Main propulsion gears - (reduction
gears) 643 Integral lubrication system 644 Other
Shafting and Bearings 645 - 652
645 Bearings - general 646 Shafting - general 647 Line 648 Tail 649 Bearing - thrust 650 Stern tube assembly - oil lubrication 651 Stave typestuffing box 652 Other
Propellers 653 - 657
653 Propellers - solid 654 Built-up 655 Controllable pitch propellers-general 656 Control mechanism 657 Othernot specified
Turbines 658 - 665
658 Emergency generator gas turbines 659 Main propulsion gas turbines
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
660 Ships service generator gas 665 Other
Vacuum Equipment 666-671
666 Auxiliary air ejectors amp condens~s 667 Auxiliary condensers 668 Exhaust condenser 669 Main air ejectors amp condensers 670 Main condenser 671 Other
Pumps (for both deck and engine room) 672 - 677
672 Centrifugal pumps - general 673 Hand pumps 674 Hydraulic motors - general 675 Hydraulic pumps - general 676 Reciprocating pumps - general 677 Rotary pumps - general
Piping Fittings amp Valves (for both deck and engine room) 681-695
681 Flexible Tubing 682 Gauge Lines 683 Hose (other than fire) 684 Pipe fittings 685 Piping 686 Sea chests amp overboard discharge
connections 687 Sea strainers (in piping) 688 Sea valves 689 System fittings (strainers filters
traps etc) drains 690 Tubing 691 Valves - general 692 Regulating 693 Relief 694 Check balance 695 Other
Compressors 696 - 698
696 Air compressors - general 697 Refrigeration compressors - general 698 Other
Auxiliary S~stem Turbines amp Geara 99 - 707
699 Pump turbines - general 700 Governing system 701 Integral lubrication system
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POSITION(S) ~1-~3 and ~~-~6
702 Ships service generator turbines shygeneral
703 Ships se~ice generator turbines shygoverning system
70~ Ships service generator turbines shyintegral gland seal regulating system
705 Ships service generator turbines shyintegral lub~icating system
706 Ships service generator turbines shyreduction gear assembly
707 Other
Boilers 708 - 730
708 Air heaters 709 Boiler casings 710 Boiler drums and internals 711 Boiler tubes 712 Boiler valves
bull 713 Boiler water level indicators 714 Boiler water testing 715 Brickwork and refractoryfirebox 716 Burner flame scanning system 717 Burner ignition system 718 Combustion control 719 Desuperheaters 720 Draft gauges 721 Fuel oil burners ampair register 722 Feed water regulators 723 Economizer 724 Safety valves 725 Smoke indicators 726 Soot blowers 727 Superheaters 728 Superheater temperature regulators 729 Uptakes and inner stack 730 See 74~
Blowers and Fans 732 - 734
732 Forced draft blowers - generalor turbo air intake on diesel
733 Ventilation fans - general 734 Other
Unfired Pressure Vessels and Non-built-tanks 735 - 741
735 Air receivers 736 Drain tanks 737 Expansion tanks 738 Gravity tanks 739 Hydraulic accumulators 740 Mixing tanks middot 741 Other
POSITION(S) ~1-~3 and 44-46
Coolers Condensers 7~2 - 753
742 Coolers - general 743 Diesel oil purifier heater 744 Feed water heater ampvent condenser - gen 745 Lubrication oil purifier heater 746 Main propulsion lubrication oil coolers 747 Reefer compartment air coolers 748 Reefer compartment pipe coils 749 Reefer condensers 750 Reefer liquid suction heat exchangers 751 Reefer secondary refrig coolers 752 Cargo and fuel oil heating coils 753 Other
Purifiers 754
754 Purifiers
Evaporators 755 - 758
755 Contaminated steam generators 756 High pressure evaporators 757 Low pressure evaporators 758 Other
Electrical 759 - 780
759 Main motor 760 Main motor air cooler 761 Main generator 762 Main generator air cooler
Electric Generators 763 - 765
763 Emergency generator - general 764 Ships service generators - general 765 Other
Electric Power Distribution 766 - 776
766 Batteries 767 Battery chargers 768 Distribution panels (other than
switchboard panels) 769 Emergency generator switchboard 770 Lighting panels 771 Power panels 772 Ships service generator switchboard 773 Test panel 774 Transformers 775 Wiring 776 Other
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P6SITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Motors and Controllers 777 - 780
777 Electric motors (non-deck machinery) 778 Electric mgtors (deck machinery) 779 Electric motor controllers (non-deck
machinery) 780 Electric motor controllers (deck
machinery)
Interior Communications 781 - 794
781 Telephone system 782 Call bell system 783 Cargo oil temperature recording system 784 Engine_order telegraph 785 Engineers signal and alarm system 786 General alarm system 787 Individual system alarm systems
(excluding specific equipment alarms) 788 Propeller shaft revolution
indicator system 789 Refrigeration temp-erature
recording system 790 Rudder angle indicator system 791 Salinity indicator system - feed
condensate 792 Sound powered telephone system 793 Wheelhouse alarm system 794 Other
Exterior Communications 795 - 801
795 Auto alarm 796 Lifeboat portable radio equipment 191 Radio telegraph equipment 798 Radio telegraph equipment 799 Radio teletype Equipment 800 Bridgebridge radio 801 Otherharbor advisory radar
Navigation Equipment 802 - 816
802 Course recorder 803 DECCA navigator 804 Echo depth sounder 805 Electric steering - gyro pilot system 806 Fog gong 807 Gyro compass system 808 Loran 809 Magnetic compass 810 Radar - general 811 Radar - collision avoidance 812 Radio direction finder 813 Ships bell 814 Signal lights 815 Whistle siren 816 Other (charts failed to use etc)
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Lighting 817 - 821
817 Lighting - crew areas (includes wiring) 818 Lighting - navigation 819 Portable lighting 820 Searchlights 821 Othercargo holds
Miscellaneous Workshop Equipment 822 - 838
822 Burning equipment 823 Drill presses 824 Engine test stand 825 Grinders 826 Hand tools
middot 827 Hydraulic jacks 828 Lathes 829 Lifting gear - including chain
fall and come-along 830 Milling machines 831 Paint spraying outfit 832 Power drive portable tools 833 Saw - motor driven 834 Shapers 835 Welding equipment 836 Work bench 837 Vises 838 Other
Instruments (not covered in other main components) 839 - 845
839 Clinometers 840 Main gauge board 841 Portable instruments 842 System indicating instruments 843 System recording instruments 844 Test instrumentation 845 Other
Automation (not covered in other main components) 846 - 852
846 Bell recorders 847 Bridge console 848 Condition recorders temperature
pressure etc 849 Engineroom console 850 Information recorders 851 Throttle control equipment middot852 Other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors -The following codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Firefighting 853 - 864
853 Fixed systems - fire mains and hose 854 C02 855 Steam 856 Sprinkler 857 Other 858 Semi-portable - 002 859 Portable - C02 860 Other 861 Fire detecting systems and alarms 862 Emergency equipment - (breathing apparatus ax etc) 864 Other
Lifesaving 865 - 874
865 Life preserver - approved 866 Life preserver - disapproved 867 Buoyant cushion life ring 868 Lifeboat 869 Equipment 870 Davits (launching apparatus) 871 Life raft - inflatable 872 Launching apparatus 873 Other (bouyant apparatus and life floats) 874 Life saving equipment not otherwise classifie~
Miscellaneous 875 - 878
875 Main propulsion reciprocating 876 Main bearings 877 Pistons rod etc 878 Jacking gear
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POSITION(S) 41-43
POSITION(S) 44-46
The following codes
Disclaimers
Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
Additional Contributing Factors
were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
These additional codes were found to exist in this data~ile however they have been determined to be unreliable
019 020 026 027
028 029 030 034 035
036 037 038 039 051 052 053 059 060 061 062
072 073 074 075 076 077
078 081 082 083 084 085 086 087 088 091 101
102 103 104
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Masts booms cargo gear (including winches) Struts stern tube rudder shoe lookout Congested areas - docks piers - restricted maneuvering Buoys - aide to navigation Excessive speed Channels - restricted maneuvering Pathometer sounding machine lead line Engine order telegraph bell pulls pilot house engine controls Navigation lights (improper use) Whistle bell horn signals (improper use) Navigation equipment - not otherwise classified Weather generally Fixed firefighting systems Portable firefighting equipment Fire detecting systems alarms Replenishment at sea Radiotelephone failed to useimproper use Radio telegraph telephone auto alarm etc Visual signals including searchlights blinker flags Improper loading or stowage Insufficient ventilation Ground tackle including anchor windlass Towing equipment including towing engine Cargo Miscellaneous deck department equipment - not otherwise classified Sunken wreck Gasoline engine and accessories (except outboards) Outboard motors and accessories Diesel engine and accessories Steam reciprocating engines Steam turbine and turbo-electric Shafts and reduction gears Propeller Main propulsion machinery - not otherwise classified Atomic reactor Furnaces including tubes castings superheaters economizers etc Fuel oil system boiler fuel oil system only Peedwater systems including condensers and evaporators Steam systems main and auxiliary
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The following- codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Disclaimer a These additional codes were found to exist in this databulltile however they have been determined to be unreliable
105 107 114 115 116 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 131 132
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Boiler parts and accessories - not otherwise classified Fuel oil system diesel Diesel engines except main propulsion Miscellaneous machinery - not otherwise classified Failure of equipment due to improper or lack or maintenance Miscellaneous piping systems Generators (except main propulsion) Wiring Lights Controls switches circuit breakers fuses etc Motors (except main propulsion) Electrical equipment - not otherwise classified Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance Stoves ranges and associated equipment Galley and stewards departments parts and equipment -not otherwise classified
133 140
--
Butane galleyheating stove Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
For natural death 45 - 450
indicate age or deceased in positions 44 - 46 left justify eg age
POSITION(S) 47 Part or Body Injured
0 1 2 3
- Eye - Beck - Head - Neck and shoulder
4 - Chest 5 - Abdomen groin andor hip 6 - Extremities 7 - Illness 8 - Drowning 9 - Unspecified and miscellaneous
POSITION(S) 48 Type of Injury to Body
0 - Burn 1 - Fracture 2 - Spraindislocationconcussion 3 Contusionabrasion 4 Amputation 5 - Crushing 6 - Heart 7 - Disease (other) 8 - Puncturecut 9 - Not otherwise classified
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The followiiig codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Disclaimerbull These additional codes were found to exist in this damptabulltileJ however they have been determined to be unreliable
105 - Boiler parts and accessories - not otherwise classified 107 - Fuel oil system diesel 114 - Diesel engines except main propulsion 115 - Miscellaneous machinery - not otherwise classified 116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance 120 - Miscellaneous piping systems 121 - Generators (except main propulsion) 122 - Wiring 123 - Lights124 - Controls switches cirouit breakers fuses etc 125 - Motors (except main propulsion) 126 - Electrical equipment - not otherwise classified 127 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance 131 - Stoves ranges and assooiated equipment 132- Galler and stewards departments parts and-equipmentshy
not otherwise classified 133 - Butane galleJheating stove 140 - Person in chargeresponsible persona intoxicated
POSIION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
For natural death indicate age of deceased in positions 44 - 46 lett justify eg age 45 - 450
POSITION(S) 47 Part ot Bodz Injured
0- IJe 1 - Bampok 2 -middotHead 3 - Reck and shoulder 4 - atest 5 - Abdomen sroin andor hip 6 - lrtremities 7 - IllDess 8 - DrovrrlDc 9 - Unspecified and miscellaneous
POSIIOR(S) 48 1zp ot Injurz to locb
0 -Burn 1 Prampoture 2 - Spraindislocationconcussion 3 - Contusionabrasion 4 - Amputation 5 - Crushiq6 - Heart 7 - Disease (other) 8 - Punctureout9 - Not otherwise classified
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Nature opound Vessel Casualty
Ipound case concerns a vessel casualty death or injury (ie if position 25 = 1 or ipound PQPition 25 =2) then poundill in the same code_as was established in positions 32-33 - Vessel Casualty Data bull
_ - V 11- I v ~ L
For many non-vessel casualty death or injury cases (ie if position 25 ~ 3 or ipound position 25 = 4) these positions were left blankJ however ipound these positions contain data then positions 49 and 50 were completed as followsamp
POSITION(S) 49 Gross Tonnage
Round opoundpound tonnage to nearest ton
0 - Not over 9 1- Over~9 to 50 2 - Over 50 to 100 3 - Over 100 to 300 II - Over 300 to 1000 5 - OveP 1000 to 10000 (seagoing) 6- Over 1000 to-10000 (not seagoing) 7 - Over 10000 (seagoing) 8 - Over 10000 (not seagoing)
POSITION(S) 50 Length in feet
Round ofpound length to nearest foot
0 - 15 teet or under 1 - 16 to 26 2 - 27 to 110 3 - Ill to 65 11- 66to 100 5 - 101 to 200 6 - 201 to 300 7 - 301 to 800 8 - 801 feet and above
The seagoing vessels are those appearing in the Merchant Ship Register of MSTS
POSITION(S) 51 - 80a Filler (unused)
POSITION(S) _ 81- 82a Cafendar Year
POSITION(S) amp3 - 81 Fisoal Year
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1 VESSEL NAMEDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATON US COAST GUARD CODE SHEET- MARINE CASUALTY STATISTICS
CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
lNSTRUCTIONS
l Vessel casualty with no personal injuries or death Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers code all items in Sections 1 and 2 of code sheet
2 Personal injury or death not involving a vessel casualty Obtain data from CG-924E and related papers code all items in Sections 1 and 3 of code sheet
SECTION Imiddot DATA
2 CASE NO I 1-~)
11 SEQUENCE
NUMBER
17 CASUALTY A B
NATURE PRIME CAUSE132bull33) 134-35)
3 VESSEL NO 4 CG INshy16-11) INSPECTshy
ED 112)
[_] 1- YES
[_] 2bull NO
12 GROSS TONNAGE 1261
Dtmiddoto-15 02middot 16-100 []3middot I 01middot300
D- ao1middotsoo [_js- 501-t ooo
PARTICULARS c D
AREA ADD CAUSAL CONT
CONN FACT 136bull38) 13 9-411
22 SEA CONDITIONS 148)
SEE SWELL IN FEET)
01middot CALM 05middot 41 AND UP
Dmiddot 5middot15 (SLIGHT) [Js- ICE
03middot 16middot20 MODERATE)
Dmiddot 21bull40 ROUGH) 01middot) UNKNOWN
28 TYPE OF 29 NAME OF INJURY VICTIM
1 DeathMiss I st Initial 26921924E 2nd Initial or X
2middot-lnjury (924E 2692) I st Three Letters
3middot DeathMiss of Last Name
924E Only bull 4- Injury 924E Only
125) 126) 1271 128-301
A
B
c
D
5 TYPE OF 6 bullbull PROPULSION VESSEL
11314) 01-STEAM
[]2- MOTOR(Diesel)
[_J3middotGASOLINE
Dmiddot I 001middot5000 07- 5001bull10000 De- 1 ooolmiddottsooo
[_]g- ISOOI AND UP
01middot) UNKNOWN
18 WEATHER 1421
Ot- CLEAR
[]2- PARTLY CLOY
03- OVERCAST
04- FOG
23 SERshyVICE OF VESSEL 14 9bull50)
30 PAPERS OF 31 INJURED PERS
[_j4- SAIL
11 LENGTH
01- 0middot6~ 0middot amp6-100 03- 1 Otmiddot2oo
04- 2 ot -a oo
Os- aoimiddot400
A CREW 151-~2)
STATUS
Imiddot Passenger Imiddot Licensed 2- LongshHW 2middot Documented 3- Tankerman 3- None 4- Other 4middot Other (Include 5- Artificial or
Foreign Seameri) fix struct worker
6- Deck crew 7- Engine crew B- Steward Dept
(31) 132)
II 5)
3 Vessel casualty and personal injury or death
Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers and enter codes in Sections 1 and 2 For each related CG-924E enter codes in Section 3 of same code sheet~ if there or more persons involved enter data from first CG-924E in Col A of Section 3 from second in Col B etc H more than 4 persons involved use a second code
entering data in Sections 1 and 3
REQUIRED ON ALL CASES
Cl~- ~~~s~~Eo I 16) CJe- oTHER
[]7middot NUCLEAR
Qibull) UNKNOWN
De- sNow Q2middot VERY POOR
Q7middot OTHER Dbull- POOR 1112middot1)
OImiddot)UNK ([]4-FAIR 11middot2)
24 KILLED OR MISSING
B c PASS LONG 153-54) SHR
155middot56)
7 PERSON IN CHARGE
SECTION 2 middotVESSEL CASUALTY DATA
liN FEET) 127) 14 HULL MATERIAL 128)
Cle- 40t-5oo L]1middot STEEL
07middot 501-600 []2middot WOOD []a- 60Imiddot7oo Q3- CEMENT
CJ9- 701 AND UP []4bull PLASTIC
Dt-1 UNKNOWN CJ5- ALUMINUM
19 VISIBILITY liN Ml LES) 143)
CJ5middot RAIN [Jt- HAZARDOUS llltl-1141
1114middot1121
o A B OTHER CREW PASS
(57-58) 59middot60) Iamp I -62)
SECTION 3 middotPERSONAL INJURYDEATH
32 ACTIVITY 33STATUS 34RESULT OF OF SUPVR ACCIDENT
8 DATE OF CASUALTY MO MIO MO OF CODE IN VEST
CAS COMP~
117-18) I119middot20) I 1211
Q6middot OTHER INCLUDES FERROmiddot CEMENT
Dt-) UNKNOWN
20 WIND (IN KNOTS) (44)
Ot- CALM [Js- 17middot27 CJ9middot65 AND OVER
CJ2middot1middot3 KT [Je- 28middot40
Os- Goootc AND UPI 0-4middot10 []7middot 41middot55) Dtmiddotl UNKNOWN
Otmiddot) UNKNOWN 1[]4- 11-16 obull- 56-651
25 INJURED AND INCAPACITATED 26 ESTIMATED LOSSES
Imiddot Off Duty 1- GL (Dock) 2- Deck Dep Dty Imiddot License 2- GL (Underway)1- Death
2- Injury A3- Eng Dep Dty 2- Document 3- W Riv (dock) 4- Stew Dep Dty 3- Unlic (Perm) 4- w (Underway)
3- In) ury Nature5- Handle Cargo Undoc 5- lnld (dockanch)(Temp) Of6- F1shing 4- Longsh 6- In ld (Underway)
7- Drills Har Wkr 4- Injury Casualty7- Ocean ( )(Disability5- Other8- Passenger 8- For (dockandl) 9- Other 6- None unknown) 9- Other
5- Missingo- Unknown
133) 134) 135) 136) 137bull38)
~ AGt OF VESsEL 12 9)
01-0-5 CJ6middot31-40 02- 6bull10 C 17middot 41-s o [J3- ltmiddotts Demiddot stAND UP
0middot16middot20 []1-) UNKNOWN
Os- 2t-3o
c D A LONG OTHER VESSEL SHR (65-66) (67middot70)
(63bull64)
35 VESS IOC
36
9 TME OF DAY 12 3)
OF YEAR
[_]1bull DAYCAS
[]2- NIGHT
[]3- TWILIGHT
I [_)Ibull) UNKNOWN
122)
B c CARGO PROP (71-74) 175middot7 8)
1 0
are 2 data sheet
TYPE OF 10 REPORT
124)
LJmiddotMAR Bd
[_]2bullNARR
Clo-L TR TRANS
16BODYOF WATER
13 0middot311
21 SPECIFIC LOCATION
OF CASUALTY 145bull471
27 VESSEL TOTAL LOSS
A AMOUNT 1711) B SPEC
Ot- TOTAL CODE LOSS
Umiddot NOT TOTAL 1801
LOSS
PERSONAL CASUALTY PARTICULARS
B c D E F
Prime Area of Add Part Nature Cause Causal Area Of Of
Conn Causal Body vessel Conn Injured Cas
139middot40) 141-43) lo14-46) 147-48) 1411-50)
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I Marine Safety Information U S Coaat Guard (G-HA16) 2100 Second Street SV Vaahington D C 20593 (202) 426-9561
08 February 198~
CODING INSTRUCTIONS POR
THE AUTOMATED FILE OP COMMERCIAL VESSEL CASUALIES
AS REPORTED TO THE U S COAST GUARD DURING PISCAL YEARS 1963 THROUGH 1980
The ollowiJllaquo coding instructions are applicable to Veaael caaualties that reaulta in any or the following
(a) actual phyaical damage to property in excess of Sl500J (b) material ~e affecting the seaworthiness or ett1c1ency or a
vessel (c) atranding or grounding (iii th or vi thou t dampmage) s (d) loss ot lites (e) injury causing any person to remain incapacitated tor a period
in excess or 72 boura except injury to harbor vorkera not resulting in death and not resulting trom veaael aaualty or vessel equipment casualty
The input data was obtained poundrom form CG-2692 and related reports coded in accordance with these instructionamp and those found on Code Sheet -Marine Caaualty Statistics form CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
The following abbreviations are used 1n these instructionar
PY ---- Fiscal Year NOC --- Not otherwise olaaaitied POS --- Poa1tion P F - Personnel fault
This instruction coneiata or bulls pages
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Gulf Inland Rivera and Vater~ye
POSITION(S) 30-31
AA - Alabama River - source to Mobile River A - Algiera Canal - rom MP 88 LKR to MP 6 8 JHL AC - Atchatalampya River - mouth to MP 116 WRL AD - Apamp1aohichola River - approximately HP 350 EHL AE - Barataria lay Vaterway (includes Bayou Bampratampria) shyAP - Bayou Teche - HP 115 Atchatalaya River AC - Bayou Laourche - HP 35 wHL AH- Bayou Terrebonne- MP 576 WRL AJ - Bayou Boeu - HP 872 rHL to HP 955 WRL AX - Berwick lay - MP 95 5 WRL At - Calcaaieu River - HP 2412 VHL AM - Black Warrior River - source to Tombigbee River AN - Chattahoochee River - ao~ce to Apalachichola River AO - Greene Bayous - source to HSC A1 - Harvey Canal - HP 0 GIW to HP 5 GIW AQ - Houma Navigation Canal - MP 59 JHL
HP 59 WL
AR - Houston Ship Channel (HSC) - northwest ot Galveston Bay
Gulf Intracoaatal taterwar CGIW)
AS - Eest - east of Harvey Locka (EHL) AT - Vest - west ot Harvey Locka (VHL) AU - Inner Harbor Navigation Canal - MP 925 LKR to Lake Pontchartrain AV- Landside Route- HP 872 VHL to HP 367 Morgan City- Port Allen Route AW - Mermentau River -- MP 2018 WHL AX - Mississippi River - (Lower) - rom ahead of the passes (HP) to MP 1064 AY - Mississippi River Gulf Outlet - HP 14 EHL A2 - Mobile River - source to Mobile Bay BA - Morgan City - Port Allen Route - HP 955 WRL BB - Neches River - HP 277 WHL BC - Pase a Loutre - AHP to Gulf ot Mexico BD - Plaquemine - Morgan City alternate route - same as Horgan City shy
BE - Sabine River - MP BP - San Jacinto River BG - South Paaa - AHP BH - Southwest Paas shyBJ - Tombigbee River shyBK - Vermillion River
Port Allen Route 266 JHL to Mlgt 288 VHL - source to HSC
to Gult ot Mexico AHP to Gulf of Mexioo ao~ce to Mobile River
- MP 1591 VHL
POSITION(S) 32-33 Mature of Casualty
01 - Colliaion with vessel meeting situation 02 - Collision with vessel oroaaing situation 03 - Collision with vessel overtaking situation 04 - Collision with veeael anchored or moored (use only it not
dockingundocking) 05 - Collision with veaeel while docking or undocking 06 - Collision with veaeel in tog (takae precedence over 01 02 amp03)
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POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature of Casualty (continued)
01 - Collision with veaael not otherviae claasitied (including minor bumps betveem tug and veaael)
08 - Collision with floating or submerged objects (other than ground)
09 - Collision with fixed objects piera bridges locka ampdam bull Por fiscal rears 1969 - 1973 uee Special Indicator field position 2ll tor fiacal Jeampra 1974 - 1980 uae Special Indicator field poaition 80) middot ~
10 - Collision with ice or ice tielda 11 - Collieion vith aida to nampvigation fixed or floating 12 - Collision other than vith veaael not otherwiae clasaitied
Offshore Rigamiddot- Seaplanes) 13 - Explosion andor tire involving liquid bulk cargo
(includes vapors) 14 - Explosion andor fire involving general cargo 15 - Explosion andor tire involving vessels fuel
(includes vapors) 16 - Pire vessel structure 17 - Pire vessel equipment (only when damage to vessel
structure is incidental minor or abaent) including crank caae eplosiona - beginning fiscal year 1971
18 - Explosion boiler (whether or not tire results) 19 - Explosion pressure vessels and compressed gas
cylinders 20 - Ezploaion andor fire - not otherwise claaaitied 21 - Groundingamp with dampmace 22 - Groundings no damage (cannot have monetary damampampbull to
veaael liated) 23 - Pounderizlga 24 - Capaiting with or without einking 25 - Ploodin~h swamping without ainking 26 - Heavy wampampther damage and weampther generally (beginning
fiscal 7eampt 1969 rerelr used uaed tor Prisury Cauae ot caaualty)
27 - Cargo damage no damage to veaael 28 - Material failure veaael structure 29 - Material failure machinery and aasociated engineering
equipment 30 - Material failure equipment (other) including cargo
geer propeller ahatt 31 - Caaualty not otherwise claaaified undete111lined or
insutt1cient information - earthquake Beginning fiscal rear 1969 - enemy actionr veaael dieabled due to fouled propeller
32 - Eamprge breampkawar
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Marine Samptety Information u S Coast Guard (G-KA16) 2100 Second Street SV Washington D C 20593 (202) 1426-9561
08 February 19814
CODING INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE AUTOMATED FILE OF COMMERCIAL VESSEL CASUALIES
AS REPORID TO THE 1 S COAST GUARD DURING FISCAL YEARS 1963 THROUGH 1980
The following coding instructions are applicable to -veaael casualties that results in any ot the following
(a) actual phyaical ~e to property in excess of Sl500J (b) material damage affecting the sea~orthinesa or efficiency of a
vessel (c) stranding or grounding (vith or nthout damage)r (d) loss ot lifer (e) injury causing any person to remain incapacitated for a period
in exceaa of 72 hours except injury to harbor vorkera not resulting 1n death and not resulting trom vessel oaaualty or vessel equ~pment caaualty
The input data was obtained from form CG-2692 and related reports coded in accordance with theae instructions and those found on Code Sheet - Marine Caaualty Statistics form CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
The following abbreviations are used in these inatruotionar
PY ---- Fiscal Year NOC --- Not otherviae olaaaitied POS --- Position P P - Personnel fault
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POSITON(S) l-5 Case Serial Humbert assigned consecutively ~ere
POSITION(S) 6-ll
POSITION(S) 12
two or more vessels are involved such as 1n a collision the same eaae serial number is given to all involved veasel records
Commencing July 1 1962 the first oaee number was 30001 and continued upwards but not to exceed 35000 This eeae numbering scheme is uaed to deterentiate vessel casualty recorda from peraonal inJury andor death records not involving a veaael casualty Tbis methodology in asaigning oase aerial numbers is applieable tor all fiscal yeamprBJ ho~ever due to an inordinant caae load 1n fiscal year 1980 oase serial numbers do exceed 05000 The first champracter of the ease aerial number indica tea pound1ecal year Character positiona tvo (2) through poundiva (5) are uaigned in-house Although the caae aerial number does not specify any particular decade character poaitiona83-84 (fiscal year) vill clarity t~ia ambiguity
0poundpound1cial Numbar
Documented Veaaela ot US -- Use ottioial number State numbered veeaela -- Use state number Namedunnumbered vessels middot- Use nama Naval vessels Usa t7pe or designation foreign veaaele -- Uaa country opound registry
Ooaat Guard Inspected
1 Yea 2 No 3 UnknoVn (FYa 63 - 70)
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POSITION(S) 13-14 Type ot Vessel
01 - Artificial Island or fixed atrueture including mobile drill rigs
02 - Preight ships inspected U S vessels only03 - Freight bargea (aee also code 28 below) 04 - Commercial vessels that carry freight and oftshy
shore supply vessels 05 - Construction and wrecking vessels including
vessels such as drill tenders pile drivers derrick barges drill ships and barges
06 - Dredges aelt-propelled 07 - Dredges non-eel-propelled 08 - Piahing veaaela (excluding aport fishing
charter fishing veasela5 09 - Tua and towboats - alao unmanned bow thruster unit 10 - Passenger vessels (other than terries) over 65
feet and 100 or more GT ll - Passenger veseels (other than terries) over 65
teet and leas than 100 GT middot 12 - Passenger vessels (other than terries) not more
than 65 teet 13 - Parries over 65 teet and 100 or more GT
carrying passengers or paasengera and vehicles 14 - Perries over 6S teet and lees than 100 GT
carrying passengers or passengers and vehicles 15 - Parries not more than 65 teet carrylng
passengers or passengers and vehicles 16 - Passenger barges (including ferry barges) 17 - Tampnkshipa 18 - Tank barges (flammable and combustible
oazgoee) (see also code 29 below) 19 - Public vessels (passenger) 20 - Public vessels (cargo) excluding GAA vesaela 21 - Public vessels (tanker)J excluding USNS tankers 22 - Public vessels (other)
Public vessels are veaaela of the United States states or municipalities used for public purposes and exempt from the provisions of Title 52 Includes auoh vessels aa Navy Air Poroe Army Coast Guard and Geodetic Survey Corps of Engineers MSTS and USNS
23 - All other US vessels and crafts such aa pleasure research cableshipa seismographic or those not otherwise classified above
24 - Poreign las vessels (passenger) 2S - Poreign flag veaaela (freight) 26 - Poreign lag vessels (tanker) 27 - Poreign flag vessels (other) 28 - height barges (dangerous and hazardous cargoes) 29 - Tank barges (dangerous and bampzamprdous cargoes)
including barges inspected under subchapter I and 0 30 - Hover craft
Hotea see positions 49-50 to describe specific type vessel (PYs 69- 80)
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POSITION(S) 15 Propulsion
1 - Steam 2 - Motor (diesel) 3 - Gasoline 4 - Sail 5 - Non-salt-propelled 6 - Other including gas turbine 7 - Nuclear (-) Unknovn
POSITION(S) 16 Person in Charse ot Vessel Haneuvera
1 - Licensed master 2 - Licensed pilot (federal) serving under authority
ot federal license 3 - Liceneea pilot (state) serving under authority ot
state license 4 - Licensed mate 5 - Licensed operator (towboats amall paasenger) 6 - Documented or certificated personnel7 - U S Commissioned opoundpoundioer (Navy Coast Guard etc) 8 - Unlicensed and undocumented 9 - Poreign pilot or master or other roreign
personnel 0 - Unmanned (-) Unlcnovn
Pa~lure When Pault on Part opound ineroom PYa 72 - 0
A - Licensed chiet engineer B - Licensed engineer C - Documented engineer excluding entry rating D - Documented persona other entry ratings other E - Unlicensedundocumented engineer P - Foreign engineer G - Unmanned engineroombull H - Other
bull This code takes precedence over cases where person enters ed engineroom vhile attempting to oorrect caaualty in progress
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POSITION(S) 17-18 Month of Casualtz (FYa 63 - 80) EmmplEu show January as 01
POSITION(S) 19-20 Daz of Casualty (FYa 63 - 73) Emmple r show 5th as OS end 22 as 22
POSITIOK(S) 19-20 Marine Inspection Unit Inveetisating Caaualtz (PYs 74 - 80)
AA Albany BG Oaweao AB Anchorage or Valdez BH Paducah AC Baltimore BJ Port Arthur AD Boston BK Philadelph ia AE Buffalo BL Pittaburgh AF Charleston BM Portland Hampine AG AH
Chicago Cincinnati
BN BP
Portland Oregon Providence
AJ Cleveland BQ Portsmouth or Norfolk AK AL
Corpus Christi Detroit
BR BT
Savarmah San Diego
AM AN
Dubuquea FYa 77-80 St Paul Duluth
SU BV
Seattle San Pranciaco
AP Galveston 1N St Ignace AQ Guam BX San Juan AR Honolulu Y St Louie AT Houston B2 Tampamp AU AV
Huntington Jacksonville
CC CD
Toledo Wilmington NC
AW Juneau CE London AX AY AZ BB
toe Angeles Louisville Memphis t1iami
CF CG CH CJ
Breaaen Sinppore Saigon Mampnila
SC Mobile CK Yokohama BD Nashville CL Rotterdam BE New Orleans SF New York
POSITION(S) 21-22 Year of Campaualtt (FYs 63 - 68)liampler Show 1965 aa 65
POSITION(S) 21 Special Indicator (PYs 69 - 73)
0 - No eignifioan t deta 1 - Light oil pollution 2 - Moderate oil pollution3 - Heavy oil pollution 4 - tlninapected mobile oil drill 5 - Gas chemist or gas free certificate 6 - Photographs (efteotive 5-17-68) 7 - Radiotelephone mentioned in tbe report 8 - Bridges involved 9 - Locka or dame involved - - Hurricane - Sealanee
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POSITION(S) 21 Month Investigation Completed (PYa 74 - 80)
l - Jan 2 - Feb 3 - Har 4 - Apr 5 - Hampy 6 - Jun 7 - Jul 8 -Aug 9 - Sep 0 -Oct A - Nov B Dee I - Invee tigation not completed at time ot coding
POSITION (S) 22 Remains the same (PYa 69 - 80) Exampler Show 1969 as 9
POSITION(S) 23 Time ot Daz 1 - Day 2 - Night 3 - lwil ight (-) Unknown
POSITON(S) 24 Type ot Investigative Report
1 - Marine Board 2 bull Narrative 3 - Letter ot Transmittal
POSITON(S) 25r Piller (unused) (PYa 63 - 69)
POSITION(S) 25 Veaatl Fault Code (PYe 70 - 80)
For primary veaael code - 1 For aecondary veaael code - B For all other vessel eodes - C through Z
I more than twenty-aix (26) vessels are involved the alphabet is repeated beg~ vith the letter B
POSITION($) 26 Groea Tormage
1 - Not over 15 2 - Over 15 to 100 3 - Over 100 to 300 4 - Over 300 to 500 5 - Over 500 to 1000 6 - Over 1000 to 5000 7 - Over 5000 to 10000 8 - Over 10000 to 15000 9 - Over 15000 (-) Unknovn
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POSTION(S) 27 Length in Feet
1 - 65 teet or under 2 - Over 65 to leas thampn 100 3 - 100 to lese than 200 4 - 200 to leas than 300 5 - 300 to lese than 400 6 - 400 to lees than sao 7 - 500 to leas than 600 8 - 600 to less than 700 9 - 700 and over (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 28 Hull Materiampl
1 - Steel 2 - Wood 3 - Cement 4 - Plastic including fiberglaae 5 - Aluminum 6 - Other including ferro-cement (-) Unknom
POSITION(S) 29 Ajse of Vessel
1 - Lees than 5 years 2 - 5 to leas than 10 3 - 10 to less than 15 4 - 15 to less than 20 5 - 20 to less than 30 6 - 30 to lees than 40 7 - 40 to lese than 50 8 - SO and over (-) Unknown
ampbull of Vessel ipound Rebuilt (PY 70 Only)
A - Lees than 5 years I - 5 to lees than 10 C - 10 to less than 15 D - 15 to leas than 20 E - 20 to less than 30
Age ot vessel oaloulated rom year built to year coded
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POSITION(S) 30-31 Body of Water Where Casualty Occurred
Ol - Inland Atlantic - all waters covered by Inland Rules of the Road on the Atlantic Coast ot the United States its territories and poeeeesiona
02 - Inland Gulf - all waters covered by Inland Rules ot the Road on the Gulf ot the United States
03 - Inland Pacitic - all vaters covered by Inland Rules ot the Road on the Pacitic Coaat opound the United States
04 - Western Rivera - all vatera covered by the Western River Rules (Beginning fiscal year 1976 thia code wu deleted See belov for revised Western River codes)
05 - Grampampt Lakes - all waters covered by the Great Lakes Rulea (See page 34)
06 - Ocean Atlantic and all seas bordering thereon - except Caribbean Sea
07 - Ocean Pacific and all seas bordering thereon - except Indian Ocean
08 - Ocean Indian and all seas bordering thereon including the Arabian and Red Seu
09 - Ocean Mediterranean
10 - Ocean Arctic
ll - Ocean Caribbean
12 - Ocean Gult ot Mexico
13 - Othe2 foreign waters
Inland Gulf and Gult Intraooaatal Watervay (GWV)
Piacal years 1969 - 1975 - to code a eaaualty on the inland Gulf and GIVW place code 02 in poai tiona 30-31 To code the apecif1o location of the oaaualty rater to page 40 Locate the area that the oasualty occurred on and place that letter 1n position 45 Next place the mile poet reading ia poetiona 46-47
Piacal years 1976 - 1980 - to code a oaaualty on the inland Gulf aDd GIVW use those codes listed on page 11 for positions 30-31 To code the specific looation or the casualty looate the area that the oaaualty occurred on and place the mile post reading 1n positions bullS-47
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Western Rivers
Piseal years 1969 - 1975 - to oode a casualty on the Western Rivera place code 64 in positions 30-31 To code the specific location of the casualt7 refer to page bullo toeate the river that the casualty oooured on and place that letter 1n position 45 Nert place the mile post reading 1n poeitiona 46-47
Pisoal years 1976 - 1980 - to oode a oaaualty on the Western Rivers refer to the next p~ge Locate the river that the casualty occurred on and place those letters in positions 30-31 Next place the mile post reading in positions 45-47
POS 30-31 POS 45-47 Examplebull MP 850 Ohio River -wshy BSO
HP 20 Green River YH 020 HP 1 Iowa River m 007
The procedure for the coding or caaual ties on the Gulf Inland Rivera and Waterways is the same as for Western Rivers The diViding line between the Western Rivers and the Gulf Inland Rivers and Vatervaya is the Huer P Long Bridge looated at MP 1064 Lower Missiaaippi River The divicling line between the Ves tern Rivera ancl the Great Iekee is the Thomas J 0 Brien Look on the Calumet River and the Aahlancl Avenue Bridge on the Chicago River
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POSITION(S) 30-31
ll~ - Allepen1 River - toru Ohio River at Pittsburgh JB - Atchatalara River - north ot Kor~ City - Port Allen Route
to KP 304 Lover Hieeiaaippi River viamp Old River VC - Arkaaaaa River - HP 582 Lover Miaaiaaippi River VD - Black River - torma Red River VE - Cumberland River -MP 922 Ohio River VF - Dee Moines River - MP 361 Upper Miaaiaeippi River VG - Great Miami River - HP 491 Ohio River VH - Green River - MP 78~ Ohio River VJ - Illinois Vaterva1 - MP 218 Upper Miaaiaaippi River WK - Calumet River - to MP 327 (Great Lakes Rules begin) WL - Chioago River - to MP 322 (Great Lakes begin) VM - Iow River - MP 434 Upper Hiasiaippi River VH - Kanawha River - MP 266 Ohio River VO - Kansas River - HP 367 Mieaouri River WP - Kentucky River - MP 546 Ohio River VQ - Licking River - HP 470 Ohio River VR - Little Kanawha River - MP 185 Ohio River VS - Minnesota River - MP 844 Upper Miasiaaippi River
Hiaeiaaippi River
VT - (Upper) Cairo Ill to source IJU - (Lower) HP 1064 to Cairo Ill tl - Missouri River - MP 195 Upper MiaeiaaiPPi River VV - Monongahela River - torma Ohio River at Pittsburgh VX - Ohio River - enters Miaaiaaippi River at Cairo Ill VY - Old River - HP 304 Lower Hiaaisaippi River VZ - Ouachita River - connected to Red River viamp Blampck River
RA - Red River - MP 304 Lover Hiesiaaippi River viamp Old River RB - Red River o the Morth - torma Minnesota River RC - ST Coi River - MP 811 Upper Missiaaippi River RD - Saline River - MP 867 Ohio River RE - Tennessee River - MP 935 Ohio River RP - Wampbampah River - KP 848 Ohio River RG - llhite River - MP 599 Lower Miaaiaaippi River RH - Jiaconain River - MP 631 Upper Miaaieaippi River RJ - Yazoo River - MP bull37 Lower Miaaiaaippi River
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Gulf Inland Rivers and Vater~ye
POSITION(S) 30-31
AA - Alabama River - source to Mobile River AB - Algiers Canal - from MP 88 LMR to MP 6 8 WHL AC - Atchamptalampya River - mouth to MP 116 WHL AD - Apalachichola River - approximately MP 350 EHL AE - Baramptaris Bay Waterway (includee Bayou Baratamplia) AF - Bayou Tache - MP 115 Atohatalaya River AG - Bayou Lamptourche - MP 35 WHL AH- Bayou Terrebonne- MP 576 WHL AJ - Bayou Boeut - MP 872 WHL to MP 955 WHL AK - Berriok Bay - MP 95 5 WHL AL - Caloaaieu River - MP 2412 WHL AM - lack Warrior River - source to Tombigbee River
- MP 59 WHL
AN - Chattahoochee River - source to Apalaehiohola River AO - Greens Bayous - source to HSC A2 - Harvey Canal - MP 0 GrN to MP 5 GIW AQ - Houma Navigation Canal - HP 59 WL AR - Houston Ship Channel (HSC) - northwest of Galveaton Bay
Gulpound Intracoastal Waterway (GIWW)
AS - East - east or Harvey Locka (SHt) AT - West - west of Harvey Looks (WHL) AU - Inner Harbor Haviption Canal - MP 925 LKR to Lake Pontchartrain AV- Landside Route- HP 872 WHL to MP 367 Morgan City- Port Allen Route AW - Mermentau River - MP 2018 WHL AX- Mississippi River - (Lover) -from ahead of the passes (AHP) to MP 1064 AY - Mississippi River Gulf Outlet - HP 14 EHL A2 - Mobile Rivel - source to Mobile lay BA - Morsan City - Port Allen Route - HP 955 WHL B - Neches River - HP 277 WHL C - Pass a Loutre - AHP to Gulpound ot Mexico ED - Plaquemine - Morgan City alternate route - same as Horgan City shy
Port Allen Route BE - Sabine River - MP 266 JHL to MP 288 WL P - San Jacinto River G - South Pass - AHP BH - Southwest Pass shyBJ - Tombigbebull Rivbullr shyK - Vermillion River
- source to HSC to Gulf ot Mexico AHP to Gulf ot Mexico
source to Mobile River - MP 1591 WHL
POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature ot Caaualty
01 - Collision vith vessel meeting situation 02 - Collision with vessel crossing situation 03 - Collision with vessel ov6rtampking situation 04 - Collision with vessel anchored or moored (use only i not
dookingundoeking) 05 - Collision with vessel while docking or undocking 06 - Collision with vessel in og (tampkea precedence over 01 02 amp03)
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POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature of Casualty (continued)
07 - Colliaion with vessel not otherwiae claaaitied (including minor bumps betweem tug ampnd vessel)
08 - Collision with floating or submerged objects (other than ground)
09 - Collision with fixed objecta piers bridgea bulllocka ampdam bull Por tiacal years 1969 - 1973 use Special Indicator field position 2lr tor tiacal years 1974 - 1980 uae Special Indicator field poaition 80) middot
10 - Collision with ice or ice fields 11 - Collision rl th aida to navigation fixed or floating 12 - Collision other than with vessel not otherwise claaaitied
(Ottahore Riga - Seaplanea) 13 - Explosion andor tire involving liquid bulk cargo
(includes vapors) 1- - Explosion andor tire involving general cargo 15 - Explosion andor tire involving veaaela tuel
(includes vapors) 16 - Pire veaael atructure 17 - Fire veasel equipment (only ~hen damage to veaeel
structure ia incidental minor or abeent) including crank Oampae explosions - beginning tiseampl year 1971
18 - Explosion boiler (whether or not tire results) 19 - Explosion preasure vesaela and oompreaaed gaa
cylinders 20 - Explosion andor tire - not otherviae claaaitied 21 - Groundings with damage 22 - Groundings no damage (cannot have monetary damage to
vesaal liated) 23 - Founderinga 24 - Capsizing with or without ampinking 25 - Plooding swamping ~ithout sinking 26 - Heavt weather damace and weather generally (beginning
fiscal year 1969 rarely used used tor Primary Cause ot caaualty)
27 - Cargo damaabullbull no damage to veaael 28 - Material failure veaael atructure 29 - Material failure machinery and associated engineering
eq_uipment30 - Material failure equipment (other) including oargo
gear propeller ahatt 31 - Caaualty not otherwise claaaipound1ed undetermined or
1nautpound1oiant intormation - earthquake Beginning fiscal year 1969 - enemy action vessel disabled due to fouled propeller
32 - Barge breakaway
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POSITION(S) 34-35 Primary Cause
Valid only tor fiscal years 1963 to 1969
01 - Personnel fault - State pilot 02 - Personnel fault - Pederal pilot 03 - Personnel fault - Foreign pilot 04 - Personnel fault - Licensed personnel 05 - Personnel fault - Certificated personnel 06 - Personnel fault - Unlicensed and unoertiticated
otticer or crew member middot 07 - Personnel fault - Unlicensed pleasure boampt operator 08 - Personnel fault - All others (longshoremen
watchmen repeirmen) 11 - calculated riskerror in judgement 12 - Storms and heavy weather generally 13 - Adverae weather ampnd aeamp conditions not amountinamp
to atollll8 or heavy weather (wind tide breakers) 14 - Unusual currents 15 - Sheer auction bank cushion 16 - Depth ot water leas than charted or otherwise erpected (no personnel fault) 17 - Restricted maneuvering room (no personnel fault) 18 - Charta and publications (erroneous information) 21 - Pailure ot eq_uipment due to normal vear 22 - Pailure ot equipment due to material taul t 23 - Pailure of eq_uipment due to design tault 24 - Pailure ot eq_uipment - careleeanesaimproper
handling31 - Unseaworthy (not auitable tor route or service) 32 - Unknown or ineutficient information - earthquake33 - Paul t on the part of other veaeel or other persona 34 - Improper or lack of maintenance 35 - Pleating debria submerged obJect 36 - Inautticient horsepower - inadequate ampeaiating tugs
Note In cases involving tvo or more vessels vhere one ia totally at tault or bampa a greater degree o taul t the primary cause on the veaael record tor the veaael having major fault should be marked or example Personnel (Stampte Pilot) Pamp~lt on Own VeaaelJ on the veeael~vhioh does not hampve amp major fault the record vould be marked as primary cause ~rault on the Put ot the Other Veaael tt tfhere major taul t eziata on the part ot both veaaela the primary eampuae on each veeael vould indicate ita own primary rault
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PYa 70 - So Causefactor
POSITION 34 POSITION 35
A P P State pilot B P P federal pilot C P P foreign pilot foreign master D P P Licensed personnel E P P Cartifioatad paraonnel P P P Unlio bullbull Unoer personnel G P P Unlicensed pleasure boat H P P All othera (longshoremen amp
harbor workers) I Caloulatad risk
When using codes (A - I) tor position 34 use those codes to the right tor position 35
A Rules ot the Road - (PY 1971) uae apecial rules ot road codes in poations 36-38 and poait1ou 39-41
B Structural failure - improper loading
C Lookout - improperfailure to poet
D Structural failure - excessive speed in heavy weather
G Misjudged ettacts - wind current bull speed
H Kavigation - reliance on floating aids to navigation
J NaViampamption - tailed to ascertain poaition
K Navigation - tailed to utilize all available navigation equipment
L Vessel sherredagreament reached
M Pailura to properly align tow N Lack ot looal knowledge P Inexperienced personnel Q Maneuvered wo proper
uaiatance R Carelessnessinattention
(uleep) S Ialproper corrective procedures T Poor aauanship - fouled
wheelshatt U Pailed - improperly determined
height o tide tailed to correct
V Inadequate control opound asst vessel
W Ialproper mooring towing (tripping)
X Improper aatety precautions - loading intlammable liquidfuelingrepairs
Y Iaproper aecuringrigging z Other not otherwise
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FYs 70 - 80 Causeector
POSrlION 34 POSITION 35
J StoBs heavy weather JC Adverse veather
When using codes (J - K) or position 34 use those codes to the right for position 35
L Unusual currentamp
When using code (L) or position 34t uae t~oae oodea to the right or position 35
A B C D E P G H J K L M N P Q R T
A B C D E Z
Typhoon hurricane etc Gale orca winds Adverse veather - restricted via onl1 Small crat WVnillampB Winds small crat - gale oroe Large ewell - aa across bar Cargc shttt Anchor taUed to holdldripoundted Other Unexp--gu-at-y-v-in--d--d-o-ok--oiliamp--rWl---do-c-k-=-ingmiddot Towmooring part due to heavy weather Squalls - reduced visibilitJvind Anchor parted LT vessel aet down on pierlook Structural failure LT VESSEL SET DOW ON MOORED VESSpoundt Ice
lrratio Strong currentanarrow channel Agreement reachederose current set tov Strollamp surge Outdraftbacklaah rom damlook Other
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lYa 70 - 80 Campueefactor
POSITION 34 POSITION 35
M Sheer auction bank cushion
When using code (M) tor poeition 34 use those codes to the right tor position 35
N Depth leas than charted
When using code (N) tor poaition 34 use those oodee to the right for podtion 35
0 Reetrioted maneuvering room shyno personnel fault
When using code (0) tor position 34 use the code to the right or poaition 35
P Structural Pailure shyno peraonnel rampult
When using code (P) tor position 34 use those codes to the right or poeition 35 bull
A Marro~ channel B Navigating cloee to shore z Other
A Charta erroneous S Area shoalledsilted C Position of bazard doubtful D Publications erroneous H Other
A Not otherwise class1poundied
A Wasted plate and internalsor wood rotted B Yaatampd welda C fracture - plates and internalamp D Fracture - welds E Indent - Minor F Set in - Major G Buckling H Design J ixplosion andor ire - structural
failure aa the result or z Other
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py 70 - 80 Caueetactor
POSITION 34 POSITION 35
Q Equipment tailurenorJDSl wear R Equipment tailurematerial
fault S Equipment failuredesign T Equipment tailursP bull P ot
operating personnel (including improper operation lack or mintsrIampIlce)
When using codes (Q - T) tor position 34 use those codes to right tor position 35
A Main steam system B Auxiliary ateam system C Peed and oondensate system D Salt water system E Preah ~ter system (excluding
teed system) P Cargo oil system G Puel oil service ayatem H Puel oil transfer system J Lube oil system K Hydraulic systems t Pneumatic system M Retriaeration system N Ventilationmiddotayatem P Sanitampry system amphull drainage
system (incl bilge system) Q fire fighting equipment amp lite
sav~ equimpmsnt R Drilling equipment B Electrical (All equipment) T LPGLPG02 system (all compressed
aaaea except decompression chamber) U Decompression chamber PYs 71 - 80 V Crankcase explosion PYs 71 - 80 W Deck equipment - cargo (winches
booms etc) X Deck equipment - other (anchor
vindlaes chain mooring line) Y Pailure or -chinery supports z Other
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PYa 70 80 Causetaotor
POSITION 34
U Unaeaworthr X Improper maintenance
When usinS codes (U X) tor position 34 uae those oodea to the riampht tor poaition 35
V Unknown o thtr
When using code (V) tor position 34 use thoat codes to the right tor poaition 35
POSITION 35
A Pailure or wood hull platiDgmoderate aees
B Steel hull deteriorated C Pailure to blow tubee D Not suitable tor route z Other
A Parga breampkawy improper 110oring B Breakaway due to wake wash C Enemy action D Chemical spill E Vandalism middot P Blow-out G Engine room tire undetarlllined origin H Pire otherundetermined J Dook bollud tailure K Unknown L Drilline eq_uipment M Stability N Progressive fiooding P Vesaal oveilUil and sunk Q Vake damage troll other vessel R fire barge loaded S fire barge empty - not gu lee z Other
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Factors
Valid only for PYs 63 - 7l
The following codes were used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
900 - RS bull450 Action intended 990 - Coast Guard Asaiatance (FYs 70 - 80) 999 - No additional araampa of contributing factora
Hull and Associated Parta
011 - Plates ampnd framing (ateel hull vessels) 012 - Planks tramea fastenings (wood hull vessel) 013 - Bulkheads and decks 014 - Tanka (including cargo fuel water lube oil
double bottom tanks etc)middot 015 - Holda and hatches hatch beams hatch covers 016 - Superstructure 017 - Laddamprs ~ya stairs accommodation ladders 018 - Raila and guards 019 - Masts booms cargo gear (including winches) 020 - Struta stern tube rudder shoe 021 - Ventilators 022 - Watertight closures and assorted equipment 023 - Hull part not otherwise classified 024 - Quarters living spaces toilets etc 025 - Fishing gear
Naviption
026 - Lookout 027 - Congested areas docks piers - restricted
maneuvering 028 - Buoys aids to navigation 029 - Bxceaaive apeed 030 - Channels - restricted maneuvering 031 - Poor visibility 032 - Steering gear including steering engine
rudder auto pilot 033 - Radar 034 - Pathometer sounding machine lead line 035 - Engine order telegraph bell pulls pilot
house engine controls 036 - Navigation lights (improper use of) 037 - Whistle bell born aigcala (improper use) 038 - Navisation equipment - not otherwise classified 039 - Veather generally 040 - Currents and tides
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Area o Cauaal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 A4ditio~l Contributing Pampotors
Valid only tor PYe 63 - 71
The following were ueed tor positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Liteeaviflg
041 - Lite preservers buotant cushions lite rings 042 - Lifeboats and equipment 043 - Liteboat and lite rat launching apparatus 044 -Lite rapoundte lite tloata buoyant apparatus
and equipment 045 - Lifesaving equiplltlent not otherwiae olassiied
Pireighting
051 - Pixed lirelighting systems 052 - Portable tiretighting equipment 053 - Pire detecting syateme alums
Cc11aunioationa
PYa 70-71 060 - Rampdio telephone ailed to useimproper use 061 - Rampdio telegraph telephone auto alarm etc 062 - Visual eignals including searchlights blinker
lags
Miacellaneoua
PY 71 059 - Repleniahment a t see PYa 70-71 068 - Disabled require tow PYa 70-71 069 - Background lighting obscured aide to navition
070 - Yard repairs 071 - Overloading072 Impropel loading or atowage 013 - Insufficient ventilation 074 - Ground tackle including anchor windlass 075 - Towing equipment includihg towing engine 076 - Cargo077 - Miscellaneous deck department equipment - not
otherwise claaaitied 078 - Sunken wreck 079 - Tug assisting080 - Mooring equipment lines winches
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Ar~ ot Campuaampl Connection (Contributing Paotora)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing factors
Valid only for FYa 63 - 71
lh e tolloving codes were used tor poe i tiona 36 - 38 and poaitiona 39 - U
Main Propulsion Machinery
081 - Gaaoline engine and aooeeeoriea (except outboards) 082 - Outboard motors and accessories 083 - Diesel engine and aooeaeories 084 - Steam r60iprocating engines 085 - Steam turbine and turbo-electric 086 - snata and reduction gears 087 - Propeller 088 - Main propulsion bampchinery - not otherviee olaeeitied 089 - Failure ot equipment due to improper or lack ot
IDIintenanc e 091 - Atomic reactor
Boiler
101 - furnaces including tubes caatinga superheaters economizers etc
102 - Fuel oil ayatem - (FY 71) Boiler tuel oil ayatem only
103 - Feedwater syatema including condensers and evaporators 104 - Steam ayatems main and auxillary 105 - Boiler parte and aoceasoriee - not othervise
claeaitied 106 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack ot
maintenance FY 71 107 - Fuel oil system diesel
Machinery Miacellaneoua
111 - Pumps (cargo bilge bampllampat etc) but not ire pumps fuel lube oil or teedvater pumps
112 - Refrigeration ayatema including cargo and ships service
113 - Gasoline engines except main propulsion 114 - Diesel engines ezoept main propulsion 115 - Misoellaneoue machinery - not otherviae classified 116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack ot
aintenance 117 - Miace1laneoua engineering spaces 118 - Miacellaneoua engineering tools or equipment 119 - Bilge pumps
JPY 71 120 - Miscellaneous piping ayatema
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POSITION($) 36-38 Ar~ of Cauaal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Pampotora
Valid only for PYs 63 - 71
The following oodea were used for poaitione 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Electrical
121 - Generators (except main propulsion - see code 085) 122 - Viring 123 - Lights 124 - Controls switches circuit breakers fuses etc 125 - Motors (except main propulsion) 126 - tlectrical equipment - not otherwise olaaaified 127 - Failure or equipment due to improper or lack or
maintenance
Galley and Stewards Depamprtment
131 - Stova rangaa and aaaociated equipment 132 - Galley and steward department parts and ampquipment shy
not otherwise classified PY 71 133 - Butane alleyheating stove PYs 70-71 1~0 - Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
bull
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PYa 71 - 80
Rules opound Road Violations
You can put up to three (3) letter codes in these three (3) positions 1pound leas than three (3) follow with dashes (--)
POSITION (S) 36-38
A Rule 2 Improper lightss Rule 3 Lighti for towing c Rule 4 Not under command lightaapecial operations
(or pilot rulea-apecial operations) Rule 5-10 Lights towed vesselsmall vesselpilot vessel
fishing vessel - stern lightD Rule ll Anchor lightsE Rule 15 Pog sigJlamplaP Rule 16 Speed in togaignal forward of beam
Substantial action
G Rule 17 Sail veaeela H Rule 18i Meeting situations I Rule 18ii1 Danger a1pal J Rule 18v Bend signal K Rule 18viii Overtaking L Rule 19 Crossing situation M Rule 20 Sail vessel right or wayexcept in narrow channel N Rule 21 Privileged vessel maintain course amp signal P Rule 22 Burdened vessel avo1~ crossing ahead Q Rule 23 Burdened vessel keep clear R Rule 24 Overtaking vassal keep clear S Rule 25 Keep to starboard aide opound chanDel T Rule 26 Right opound way ot fishing vaaaela U Rule 27 General prudential rule V Rule 28 Course signals internationalbacking inland fl Rule 29 Rule or good seamanship (lookout) z Rule Failure to render aeaiatance
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PYs 71 - 80
Rules of Road Violamptions
You can put up to three (3) letter codes in these three (3) positions 1pound leas tbampn three (3) follov with dashes (--)
POSITION(S) 39-41
A Excess speed a Insufficient pover c Wrong aide ot channel D Pailura to sound signals pound Meeting situation turned lett P Crossing situation burdened tailed to give vay G failed to atop or back H Elaei 1e asaneuver too little too late I Overtaking vessel ailed to keep oleer J Overtaken vessel tailed to maintain course ampa peed K Vind sea or current faotore L Agreement raaohed vessel sheered M bull Improperno lookout N Radio telephoneP RS 4450 action intended R Improper lightsshapes) T Person in charge intoxicated
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Araa ot ~ueal Connection
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Factors
PYe 72 - 80
These codes vera used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
900 - RS 4450 Action intended 990 - Coast Guard assistance (FYa 70 - 80) 991 - Violation ot Lav 999 - No additional areas ot contributing poundactors
Deecriptive Codes
026 - Lookout 027 - Congested areas docks piers - restricted maneuvering 028 - Buoys aids to navigation 029 - Excessive speed 030 - Channels - restricted maneuvering031 - Poor visibility 039 - Weather generally 040 - Currents and tides
Miscellaneous
048 - Failure to secure (or improper) 059 - Replenishment at sea 068 - Disabled require tow 069 - Background lighting obscured ampids to navigation 070 - Yard repaire includes gaa tree (FYa 73 - 80) 071 - Overloading bull 072 - Improper loading or atowage 073 - Insufficient ventilation 076 - Cargo078 - Sunken wreck 079 - Tug assisting
Machinery Miecellaneous
116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack opound mampintenance
Gamplley and Stewards DepUtment
140 - Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
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Arampas ot Causal Connection Additio~l Contributing Factors
The folloving contributing factor codes vere added in fiscal year 1972 These codes provided a greater degree or flexibility and apeoiticity in denoting cauaal connections areas ot damage 8Zld contributing causes to casualty
POSITIONS) 36-38 and 39-41
Hull 400-419
400 Hull - general 401 Hull - external-fvd 13 - bottom 402 Hull - external-midsection bottom 403 Hull - external-aft l3 - bottom 404 Hull - external-tvd l3 - aideahell 405 Hull - external-midshipsect1on-s1deahell 406 Hull - exte~nal-att l3 - aideshell 407 Hull - internale-fvd 13 408 Hull - internals-midsection 409 Hull - internals-aft l3410 External plating-superstructure 411 Internal framing-superstructure 412 Weather decks - main 413 Weather decks - superstructure 414 Decks - internal including tank top US Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
Yd 13 416 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
midsection 417 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
att 13 418 Bulkheads - above main deck 419 Bulkheads - longitudinal
Hull Damampge 920-929
920 Wasted - plate and internals 921 Wasted - veldrivet 922 Fractured - plate and internals 923 Fractured - weldrivet 924 Indented - minor 925 Set in - major 926 Buckled 927 Holed 928 Fractured - other 929 roken up (ie on rocks etc
Work Spaces 426-444
426 Work spaces - generalother 427 tork spaces - engine 428 Work spaces bull engine shops
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
429 Work spaces - engine store roome 430 Work spaces - engine paint locker 431 Work spaces - miac eng spaces (shaft
alley vent rooms) 432 Work spaces - bridge ampaav spacee 433 Work spaces - deck shops 434 Work spaces - deck storerooms 435 Work spaces - paint locker 436 Work spaces - cargo holds 437 Work spaces - cargo holds Tveen deck 438 Work spaces - cargo holds lo~er 439 Work spaces - galley 440 Work spaces - galley ato~ea
(includes ete~arda) 441 Work spaces - main deck cargo vinch
area 442 Work spaces - main deck cargo hold
area 443 Work spaces - reefer holds 444 Work spaces - fish hold
Living Spaces 446-450
446 Living spaces - crev 447 Living spaces - crev toiletsho~er 448 Living spaces - passenger 449 Living spaces - passenger toiletshower 450 Living spaces - passenger (other)
Built-in Tanka 451-466
451 Tanks - ballut(beginning PY 73) 452 Tanka - atterpeaklateru rake 453 Tanks - cargo oil 454 Tanka - cctrerdamadoubleakin 455 Tanka - deep 456 Tanka - distilled water 457 Tanka - double bottom 458 anka - drainvells 459 lanks - torepeaklbownke 460 Tanka - tuel oil day tank 461 lampnks - fuel oil settlera 462 Tanka - potable water 463 Tanka - sewage 464 Tanks - sump 465 Tanka - voids 466 Tanks - other
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POBITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Hull amp Hull Fittinamps amp Outfittings 467 - 484
467 Cargo battens and cleats 468 Cargo oontampiner cells 469 Cargo contLiner stowage fittings 470 Equipment stowage 471 Pire stltion boxea 472 Grain handling ampnd stowage fittings 473 Hamptoh tent arrangements 474 Lashing fittingscargo tie down 475 Mooring fittings generampl 476 Mooring bitts and foundations 477 Mooring pawls and chain stoppers 478 Protective devices 479 Safety rails ampnd fittings 480 Securing devices 461 Skylights 482 Windows - port holesdead lights 483 Wire reels 484 Other
Deck Covering 485-493
485 Living spaces 486 Galley spaces 487 Deck treads and nonskid 488 Ladder treads 489 Portable gratings 490 Toiletshower spaces 491 Wood decking 492 Working spaces 493 Other
Access 494-515
494 Accommodation ladders 495 Doors - general 496 Doors - cargo 497 Doors - exterior 498 Doors - interior 499 Doors - reefer 500 Doors - watertight SOl Ploor plates ampnd supports 502 Gratings and supports 503 Laddera inclined - external 504 Ladders portable inclined - external 505 rddera vertical inclined - external 506 Ladders inclined - internal 507 Laddera portable inclined - internal 508 Ladders vertical inclined - internal 509 Manholes 510 Scuttles 511 Ship B gampngWa)
POSITION($) 36-38 and 39-41
512 Sideports 513 Stages 514 Working platforms 515 Other
Deck amp Carso 516-589
Mampats Booms amp Rigging 516-531
516 General 517 locka 518 Booms - general ampmisc small 519 Heavy lit booms 520 Car carriers 521 F6nders 522 Lanyarda 523 Mampata and kingposts 524 Nets 525 Rigging - general526 Slings 527 Spreaders 528 Fishing gear ~ general 529 Nets 530 Booms masts etc 531 Boom cradle
Winches 535-555 bull 535 Boat winches 536 Cargo winches 537 Fishing winches 538 Hand winches 539 Towing winches 5U Other 542 Anchorveesel anchored 543 Anchor chain-including riding
pawldevils olav 544 Anchor windlass - general 545 Automatic mooring winches 546 General-control-teaturea 547 Capstans - generampl 548 Mooring winches - general 549 Mooring lines-generalunknown
vessel moored 550 - Natural tiber 551 - Wire rope 552 - Srnthetic rope 553 - Towing cable 554 - Misc towing equip 555 - Other
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POSTIONS) 36-38 and 39--1
Cranes 556-558
556 Gentry eranes - general 557 Revolving cranes - general 558 Other
Hatch Covers 559-563
559 Hatch beams and boards 560 Pontoons and beams middot 561 Mechanical hatch covers-general 562 Mechanical hatch covers-electric
hydraulic drive general 563 Mechanical hatch covers electroshy
mechanical drive general (chain etc )
Elevators Conveyors and Dumbwaiters s6s - 571
565 Conveyors - cargo general 566 Dumbwaiters 567 Elevators - cargo - general 568 Elevators - personnel569 Engineers platform hoist 570 Pork lifts 571 Other
Steering Gear 572-588
572 Bov thruster - general 573 Steering gear - general 574 Cross head and erose head drive 575 Pollov-up mechanism (linkages) 576 Hydraulic system 577 Lubrication 578 Pumps 579 Rams cylinders 580 Steering stands amp trick vheela 581 Rudder - general 582 Carrier bamparing 583 Horn 584 Pintle and gudgeon 585 Stock bearing 586 Stock packing gland 587 Planking ~udder
588 Other
Stabilizers 589
589 Stabilizers - general
Galley and lAundry 590 - 600
590 Galley equipment - generalother 591 Laundry equipment - generalother
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
592 Dish washers 593 Steam galley equipment - general 594 Garbage disposals ampchutes 595 Miscellaneous mechanical equipment 596 Ovens 597 Pressing and ironing equipment 598 Range$ 599 Refrigerators 600 Washing maohinea and dryers
Cargo Hold Dehumidiie~s 601
601 Cargo hold dehumidiioation-generampl (cargo air)
Heating Ventilation amp Air Conditioning b02-bl2
602 Air conditioning - general 603 Ventilation - general 604 Covla 605 Dampera 606 Ducts and supports 607 Goosenecks 608 Heaters - electric 609 Steam or hot water 610 Gaaolineoil 611 Gas (butane etc) 612 Other
Main ProyenSla1on 613-7 8
Diesel Engines 613-635
613 Main propulsion diesel engine 614 Main propulsion diesel governing system 615 Main propulsion diesel reduction 618 Fmerg dieaal generator engiae - general 619 Elmerg diesel generator eiigiDe - engine
(excluding accessories) gov~ system
620 Elmerg diesel gen eng - inat~umentation 621 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral diesel
oil B1Btera 622 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral freah
vater cooling ayatem 623 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral lube
oil system
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POSITION($) 36-38 alld 39-41
624 Emerg dieeel gen engine - integral starting mechanism
625 Ships aervioe diesel gen engine shygeneral
626 Ships service diesel sen engineshyengine excluding aeeeaaoriee) governinamp 171 tem
627 Ships service diesel generator 628 Ships aervice diesel generator
engine - integral diesel oil system 629 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral fresh water cooling system 630 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral lube oil system 631 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral starting mechanism 632 Lifeboat diesel enginea 633 Small boat gaaoline engine shy
(inboard)634 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(outboard) 635 Otherdiesel cargo pumps on Tank barge 636 Main propulsion turbines - general
(hignlov pressure) 637 Governing system 638 Integral gland seal regulating 639 Integral lubrication ayatem 640 Jacking gear 641 Maneuvering valves 642 Main propulsion gears - (reduction
gears) 643 Integral lubrication ayatem 644 Other
Shafting end Bearings 645 - 652
6i5 Bearings - general646 Shafting - general 6-7 Line 68 Tail 649 earing - thrust 650 Stern tube assembly - oil lubrication 651 Stave typeatutpound1ng boz 652 Other
Pl-olllers 653 - 657
653 hopellara - solid 65-4 Built-up 655 Controllable pitch propellers-general 656 Control ecbaniem 657 Othernot apecitied
Turbinea 658 - 665
658 Emergency generator gas turbines 659 Main propulaion gas turbines
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-middot1
660 Ships service generator ~a 665 Other
Vacuum EqUipment 666-671
666 Au111ary air ejectors ampcondensers 667 Auxiliary condensers 668 Ezhampust condenser 669 Main air ejectors amp condensers 670 Main condenser 671 Other
Pump (poundor both deck and engine room) 672 - 677
672 Centrifugal pumps - gerteral 673 Hand pumps 674 Hy-draulic motore - genePel 675 Hy-draulic puml)a - gerteral676 Reciprooa ting pumpa - prteral 677 Rotary pumps - general
PipY Pittinga amp Vallea poundor both deck and engine room) 6amp1-695
681 Pleible Tubing682 Gauge Linea 683 Hose (other than poundire) 664 Pipe pounditt~ 665 Pipirtg686 Sea cheats ampoverboard discharge
oonneotiona bull 687 Sea strainers (in piping) 688 See valves 689 System fittings (strainers tilterst
traps etc ) drains 690 Tubing 691 Valves - general 692 Regulating 693 Reliet 694 Check balance 695 Other
Compressors 696 - 698
696 Air compreaaors - general 697 Refrigeration compressors - general 698 Other
AU1liarz Sta tam furbiDe a amp Gears 99 - 707
699 Pump turbines - general 700 Goverrting aratem 701 Integral lubrication 111tem
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POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
702 Ships service generator turbines shygeneral
703 Ships service generator turbines shygoverning eyetem
704 Ships service generator turbineamp shyintegral gland aeal regulating a19tem
705 Ship a se~vioe generator turbines shyintegral lubricating system
706 Ships service generator turbines shyreduction gear assembly
707 Other
Boilers 708 - 130
708 Air heaters 709 Boiler casings 710 Boiler drums and internals 711 Boiler tubes 712 Boiler valves 713 Boiler water level indicators 714 Boiler water testing 715 Brickwork and refractoryfirebox 716 Burner lame scanning system 717 Burner ignition system 718 Combustion control 719 Desuperheatera 720 Draft gauges 721 Fuel oil burners ampair register 722 Feed water regulators 723 Economizer 72~ Sampety valves 725 Smoke indicators 726 Soot blowers 727 Superheaters 728 Superheater temperature regulators 729 Uptakes and inner stack 730 See 744
Blowers and Pane 732 - 734
732 Forced draft blowers - generalor turbo air intake on diesel
733 Ventilation tans - general 734 Other
Unfired Pressure Vampaaell and Non-built-tanka 735 - 741
735 Air receivers 736 Drain tanks 737 Expansion tLnke 738 Gravity tanks 139 Hydraulic accumulators 740 Mirlng tanka 741 Other
POSITION(S 36-38 and 39-41
Coolers Condensers 742 - 753
742 Coolers - general 743 Diesel oil purifier heater 744 Peed water beater amp vent condenser - gen 745 Lubrication oil purifier heater 746 Main propulsion lubrication oil coolers 747 Reefer compartment air eoolera 748 Reefer compartment pipe coila 749 Reefer condensers 750 Reefer liquid auction heat exchangers 751 Reefer secondary rerig eoolers 752 Cargo and fuel oil heating coils 753 Other
Purifiers 754
754 Puriiere
Evaporators 755 - 758
755 Contaminated steam generators 756 High preeaure evapora tore 757 Lev pressure evaporatoramp 758 Other
Electrical 759 - 780
759 Main motor 760 Main motor air cooler 761 Main generator 762 Main generator air cooler
Electric Generatora 763 - 765
763 Emergency cenerator - general 764 Ships service generators - general 765 Other
Electric Power Distribution 766 - 776
766 Batteries 767 Battery charcera 768 Distribution panels (other than
switchboard panels 769 Emergency generator switchboard 770 Lighting panels 771 Power panels 772 Ships service generator switchboard 773 Teet panel 774 Tranaormers 775 Wiring 776 Other
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POSTION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Motors and Controllers 777 - 780
777 Electric motors 778 Electric motors 779 Electric motor
maohinery) 780 Electric motor
machinery)
(non-deck machinery) (deck machinery)
controllers (non-deck
controllers (deck
Interior Communications 781 - 794
781 Telephone system 782 Call bell system
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Lighting 817 - 821
817 Lighting - crev areee (includes eiring) 818 Lighting - navi~tion 819 Portable lighting 820 Searohlights 821 Othercargo holds
Miaoellampneous Workshop Equipment 822 - a3a
822 Burning equipment 823 Drill presses
783 Cargo oil temperature recording system 824 Engine test stand 7811 Engine order telegraph 785 Engineers signal and alarm system 786 General alarm system 787 Individual system alarm systems
(excluding specific equipment alarms) 788 Propeller shaft revolution
indicator system 789 Repoundrigeration temperature
recording system 790 Rudder angle indicator system 791 Salinity indioator system - teed
condensate 792 Sound povered telephone system 793 Wheelhouse alarm system 794 Other
Exterior Communications 795 - 801
795 Auto alarm 796 Lifeboat portable radio equipment 797 Radio telegraph equipment 798 Radio telegraph equipment 799 Radio teletype Equipment BOO Bridgebridge radio 801 Otherharbor advisory radar
Navigation Equipment 802 - 816
802 Course recorder 803 DECCA navigator 804 Echo depth sounder 805 Electric steering - gyro pilot system 806 Pog gong 807 Gyro compass system 808 Loran 809 Hampgnetic copaaa 810 Radar - general 811 Radar - collision avoidance 812 Radio direction finder 813 Ship B bell 81JI Signal lights 815 Whistle siren 816 Other (charts poundailed to use etc)
825 Grinders 826 Hand tools 827 Hydraulic jacks 828 Lathes 829 Lifting gear - including chain
all and come-along 830 Milling machines 831 Paint aprampying outfit 832 Power drive portampble tools 833 Sav - motor drivenmiddot 83Jt Shapers 835 Welding equipment 836 Work bench 837 Vises 838 Other
Inatrumenta (not covered in other main components) B39 - B45
839 Clinometers 840 Main gauge board 841 Portampble instruments 842 System indicating instruments 843 Srstem recording instruments 844 Teat instrumentation 845 Other
Automamption (not covered in other main components) 846 - 852
846 Bell recorderamp 847 Bridge console 848 Condition recorders temperature
pressure etc 81f9 Engineroom console 850 Inormation recorders 851 Throttle control equipment 852 Other
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POSITON(S) 36-38 Area of Cauaal Connection (Contributing Paotore)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Paotora
The following cOdes were used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Firefiibting 853 - 864
653 Fixed systems - fire maine and hose 854 C02 855 Steam 656 Sprinkler 857 Other 858 Semi-portable - C02 859 Portable - C02 860 Other 861 Fire ~etecting systems and alarms 862 Emergency equipment - (breathing apparatus ax et~) 864 Other
Lifesaving 865 - 874
665 Life preserver - approved866 Lite preserver - diaapproved 667 Buoyant oushion lite ring 868 Lifeboat 869 Equipment 870 Davits (launching apparatus) 871 Lite raft - inflatable 872 Launching apparatus 873 Other (bouyant apparatus and lite floats) 874 Lite aaving equipment not otherwise claaaitied
Miscellaneous 875 - 878
875 Main propulsion reciprocating 876 Main bearings 877 PistonampJ rod etc 878 Jacking gear
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POSITION(S) 42 ~eather at Time of Casualty
1 - Clear 2 - Partly Cloudy 3 - Overcaa t 4 - Pog 5 - Rain 6 - Snow 7 - Other (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSITION(S) 43 Visibility at Time of Campaualty
1 - Leas than 14 mile 2 - l4 to leas than 12 mile 3 - 12 to lees than 1 mile 4 - 1 mile to leas than 2 miles 5 - 2 miles and over (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSTION(S) 44 Wind at Time of Casualty
1 - Calm 2 - 1-3 knots 3 - 4-10 knots 4 - 11-16 knots 5 - 17-27 knots 6 - 28-40 knots 1 - U-55 knots 8 - 56-65 knots 9 - greater than 65 knots (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSITION(S) 45-47 Air Temperature at Time of Campaualty - Fahrenheit (FYa g3 - 6a5
POSITION(s) 45-47 Specific Location o Caaualty (PYa 69 - 80)
POSITION(S) 45 Great Lakes (FYa 69 - 80)
T - Lake Huron Straits o Hackinampo and St Marys River
U - Lake Ontario and Lower N~ River St Lawrence River Lake Champlain and New York State Barge Canal System
V - Lake Michigan
W - Lake Superior
I - Lake Erie including Niagara River Detroit River Lake St Clair and St Clair River
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POSITION(S) 46middot47 Use nearest degree of latitude and longitude respectively
Location Codes tor the High Seas (FYs 69 bull 80)
Pind the loeamption ot the casualty on the attached chart (titled Open Ooeen Coding Chart) by utilitzing the latitude ampnd longitude Enter alpha ohampracter located in large blocked area in Poeition 45 Enter tile nWDber loeampted in upper left hand corner of the small squares vithin cb blocked area in positiona Jt6 and 47
Coastal iiampters (FYa 69 - 70)
Use first three digits of the five digit index on the folloving page I the first digit is e one then subaitute ampn S in ita place
Coastal ~aters (FYa 71 - 75)
Use the first three digits of the five digit index on the folloving page
PYs 76 bull 80 to oode an area in the Coastal U S first refer to pages 36-39 aM loeate the geographical point where the casualty occurred or the point closest to the location o the caaualty If a eampeuamplty occurred on the high a eea and a coaa tal poaition is used as a reference point then indioate that reference point or point or the list closest to it When the geographloal point has been determined use the second thru forth nWIIbera of the listinamp and place them in positions 45-47 The folloving example vill illustrate the above 111ethodt
A casualty occurs near Myrtle Beach South Carolina Using a map or chart it is determined thampt Myrtle Beach is located nearest to Georgetown Lisbt whoee second thru forth digits are 201 This number is placed in positions 45-47
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OPEN OCEAN CODING CHART
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Western Rivers Gulf and Gulf Interooaatal Waterway (PYa 69 - 75)
POSITION(S) 45
A - Lover Kiesieeippi River from head of peasea to Ohio River (AHP) APS - Preeport Sulfur Campnal AGO - Gulf Outlet ASW - SW Pass ASP - South Pass AAL - Pase Loutre
B - Upper Miaaiaeippi River - from mouth of the Ohio River to Minneapolis including the St Croix River LAke St Croix and Minnesota River
C bull Illinois Vatervay - mouth to Chieampgo
D - Alleghany River - from Pt Pittsburg to Oil City Pennsylvania
E - Honogahela River - from Pt Pittsburg to source
p - Missouri River - from junction ~ith Hiseieaippi River to head of navigation
G - Kanawaha River - from junction vith Ohio River to heampd of navigation
H - Kentucky River - from junction vith Ohio River to ht~ad of Dampviption
J - Cumberland River - from junction vith Ohio River to head of navigation
K - Tennessee River - from junction vith Ohio River to Knoxville Tennessee
L - Arkansas River - from junction vith Hissiseippi River to head of navigation
H - Gulf Intercoastal Vaterway (vest) - from Harvey Locks vest to Brownsville Texas
HP - Horgan City Port Allen Route HA - Atchatalara River HB - Barataria Itatervay ML - Bayou LAFourche HH - kouma Navigational Canal MC - Calcaaieu River MV - Vermillion River MBS - Bayou Sorrel MQB - Brazos River MHO - Harvey Locka Algiers Canal M28 - Vest Port Arthur Bridge H09 - Horgan City Bridge MAB - Bervick Bar ridge HTG - Tennessee Gamps Pipeline Canal
H - Gulf Intercoastal Waterva) (eaat) - from Nev Orleane to terminus
P - Ohio River - from Pt Pittsburg to source
Q - Other Rivera
QG - Green River HSC Houston Ship Channel
POSITION(S) 46-47 Designate river mile to nearest ten miles eg mile 3ll6 35
Some case were coded using the charaotera lie ted for subsets ot wa tertMy areea rather than the river mile poata
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POSITON(S) 4B Sea Conditions at time opound Cauualtr
1 - Calm 2 - Seaavell 5-15 poundeet 3 - Seaavell 16-20 teet 4 - Seampavell 21-40 teet
or slight chop o~ moderate chop-rough or heampvy chopvery rough
5 - Seaavell over 40 teet 6 - Ice (-) Unknown or inautficient information
POSITION(S) 49-50 s Temperature at Time of Casualty (PYa 63 - 68)
- ~enheit
POSITION(S) 49-50 Specific Type ot Vessel (PYs 69 - 80)
These positions allov tor further specifying the vessel type coded in positions 13-14
01 Artificial Island
01 Mobile drilling rig submersible 02 Mobile drilling rig semi-submersible 03 Mobile drilling ~ig jaok-up 04 Work over rig jaok-up 05 Work over rig other 99 Fixed plattormaztificial island
02 Freis t ship
Position lt9
P Liberty ship (conversion) Q Victory ship R C-1 A S C-1 B T C-2 U C-3 V C-4 W C-5 X C-6 Y C-7amp8 Z T-2 (dry)
Position 50
Q General A Bulk carrier S Container ship (or deck) T Railroad carrier l~ghters U Selpound-unloampder V Combe freight carecontainers W LIGLPG X ROROY Molten sultur Z Ammoniahazardous material chemical
9 Other (inter-island treight small)
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POSITION(S) ~9-50 Specific ype opound Vassel (oonttnued)
03 Freight Barge end 28 Freigpt amprge Hazardoua Mampter1ampla
06 Dr7 eamprgo unspecified 79 Ocean bulk ( petro phoaphampte etc )07 Open hopper 80 Ooaan other (lumber dock) 08 Covered hopper 81 lAah barge 09 Deck loading 99 Other or unknown (dWilp acov) 10 Railroad or container 11 Dr7 cargo other 12 Shellsandrock barge
0 Commercial Vessels - Freight or Pueengers
13 011 industry supply vessel (except orev boats) 70 Fishing aupplytrertaport 98 Diving barge 99 Otherunkrtovn NOC (eg workboat amp misc)
05 Conatruction amp Wrecking Vessels
14 Derrick berge 15 Pile driver 16 Pipe layingjetting 17 Drilling barge 18 Drilling ship salt-propelled 19 Drilling tender rig tender 99 Construction vessel other (dredge tender power barge barge tender)
06 - 07 Dredge
06 Dredge salt-propelled 07 Dredge non-self-propelled
08 Fishing Vessel
Poaition 49 Position 50
A - Haul seines A - Shrimp B - Purse seines amp lampar nete B - Ground poundiah (flounder haddock perch C - Bag netscoop nets cod) D - Beam travla c - Salmon E - Other trawls (trawls amp D - Tuna
shrimp trawla) dragger E - OJater P - Pots amp trapa p - Crab king G - Gill nets G - Crab other K - Hook amp bait including trollers H -Menhaden J - Longline J - Lobster K - h-edge Ilt - Clam L - Tongraketork L - Scallop K - Canner7 vessel or tender M - Halibut 9 - Other not otherwise classified N - Snappergrouper (-) Unlmow 9 - Other
(-) Unknown
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Specific Type opound Vessel (continued)
09 TugboatsTowboats
20 - Harbor tug (vessel assistance) 21 - Marborintracoaatal towing 22 - Ooeanotfahore towing 23 - Riverinland towing (pushing) 24 - Riverinland towing (towing astern) 25 - Switcher 67 - Tail boat (tow assistance) 68 - Head boat (tow aeaistampnoe) 70 - Integrated tug barge 99 - Other unknown not otherwise classified
10 Paaaanger Vessel Over 65 100 GT and Over
11 Passenger Vessel Over 65 Under 100 GT
12 Passenger Vessel Under 65
27 - crewboat 28 - Charter fishing 29 - Water taxi 60 - Excursion vesselsight seeing 99 - OtherNOC (eg hydrofoil)
13 Perr1es Over 65 100 GT and Over
14 Parries Over 65 Under 100 GT
15 Perries Under 65
90 - Auto 91 - Railroad cars 92 - Passenger 93 - Passengerauto
16 Passenger Barge (Incl Cable Perry Barges amp Piahing Barge)
17 TltUlk Vessel
30 - T-2 31 - EX t-2 (eg jumbo-ized) 32 - T-1 33 - T-3 34 - T-5 97 - Dampngeroua cargo (tetra ethyl lead methyl lead aqua ammonia) 99 - Other NOC (inland or amall coaa tal)
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Spec1pound1o ype ot Vessel (continued)
18 or 29 Tank Barges
35 bull Liquid cargo barge unapecitied36 - Single skinned liquid barge 37 - Double skinned liquid barge (including olean petrochemicals eg
aromatics trichloride) 38 - Cylinder tank open hopper and void 39 - Cylinder tank decked over 40 - Other liquid barge (eg brine drilling mud etc) 41 - LPGLIG (butane open hopperpropylene) 42 - Chlorine 43 - Sulfur liquid 44 - Ammonia preeeure tLnk 45 - Ammonia low temper~ture 46 - tow temperature other 47 - Acid aulturic 48 - Acid other 49 - Caustic unspecified 50 - Caustic soda liquid51 - Caustic aodamp high temperature52 - High temperature other 69 - Styrene adiponitrile acrylonitrile pampraylene vinyl acetate
ethyl benzene alkyl benzene 71 - Ethyl ether 99 - Ammonia sulfate liquid (aelf unloaded)
fertilizer other
23 Miacellaneoue Vessels
53 - Pleasure craft 54 bull Reeeamprchoceanographic veaael 55 - Sub tender catamaran 56 - Seaplane 57 - Pilot vessel 58 - Cable ahip59 - Submersible 63 - LSTLCM etc mil lighter 64 - Sludge sewage etc 76 - Man-o-war 77 - Dredge self-propelled 78 - Dredge non-self-propelled 86 - Perry boat 87 - Seine boat 88 - School boat 99 - Other ~kelp outter state enforcement eg Pish and
Wild tire drydook)
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POSITION(S) 5l-52t Number or Crev Member Killed or Missing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 53-54t Number or Passengers Killed or Missing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 55-56t Number or Longshoremen amp Harbor Vorkers Killed or Missing amp Presumed i5eampd
POSITION( B) 57-58r Number or Others Killed or Hiaaing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 59-60r Number of Crew Membera Injured amp Incapacitated Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 61-62 Number or Passengers Injured amp Incapacitated Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 63-64r Number ot LolShoremen ampHarbor Vorkers Injured amp Incapaci ta ted Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 65-66 Number ot Others Injured ampIncamppampcitampted Over 72 Houramp
If a vessel casualty involvea deaths andor injuries see coding instructions titled Personnel Injuries and Deaths
POSITION(S 67-70a Estimated toeaDamage to Vessel
POSITION($) 71-74 Eatillllited LoaaDamage to Cargo
POSITION(S) 75-78r Estimated LossDamage to Other Property
Code in unite ot thoueands but first round orr to nearest thoueands For emmpler Ipound the value is SlSOO round it ott to 2000 and code ampa 0002 It the value is $4499 round it ofpound to $4000 and code as 0004 tor positions 69 - 78t
POSIriON(S) 79 Veaeel amp Total Loss
l - Yea 2 - No
POSITION(S) BOa Piller (unused) (FY 1e 63 -73)
POSITION(S) 80r Special Indicator (PYs 74 - 80) previously position 21 ~see page 5 tor codes)
POSIriON(S) 81-82t Clendar Year
POSITION(S) 83-B~r Piacal Year
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I VESSEL NAMEDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATON V S COAST GUARD CODE SHEET -MARINE CASUAL TV STATISTICS
CGHQ-4095 Rev 12bull75)
1
2
2 CASE NO ( 1bull5)
11 SEQUENCE NUMBER
17 A
NATURE 132middot331
NSTRUCTIONS
Vessel casualty with no personal injuries or death 3 Vessel casualty and personal injury or death Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers code all items in Sections Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers and enter codes in Sections 1 and 2shy1 and 2 of code sheet For each related CG-924E enter codes in Section 3 of same code sheet if there are 2
or more persns involved enter data frol)l first CGmiddot924E in Col A of Section 3 data Personal injury or death not involving a vessel casualty from second m Col B etc If more than 4 persons involved use a second code sheet Obtain data from CG-924E and related papers code all items in Sections entering data in Sections 1 and 3 1 and 3 of code sheet
3 VESSEL NO 4 CG INbull 16bull11 J INSPECTmiddot
ED liZ I
CJ Imiddot v es
CJ bullmiddot NO
12 GROSS TONNAGE 1201
Otmiddot o-u 0- 16bull00 CJamiddot I 0bull3 00 Dmiddot ao1middotsoo [_]smiddot so1middot1 ooo
tASU-L TY PARTICULARS B c o
PRIME AREA ADD CAUSE CAUSAL CONT 134middot)151 CONN FACT
3ampmiddot3 II 1311middot40
22 SEA CONDITIONS 148)
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Otmiddot CALM Osmiddot 41 ANO uP
Dmiddot 5middot15 ISLIGHTI [_)6bull ICE
Oamiddot u-zo tMOOERATEI
Dmiddot 21bull40 lfIOUGHI Otmiddotl UNKNOWN
Z8 TYPE OF 29 NAME OF INJURY VICTIM
J QeatiIIMlss I st Initial 2692192lt1E 2nd Initial or X
2-middotJnjury (924E 2692) I st Three Letters
3middot Qeath+1iss of Last Name 924E Only
ltImiddot Injury 924E Only
12111 lt261 1271 128bull30)
A
B
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s TYPE OF 6 PFIOPU LSI ON II 5) VESSEL
Q1bullSTEAM 511314) 0 bull ~~~t~Eo
0middot 1001bull5000 0middot SOobull0000
Oamiddot toootmiddotuooo CJDmiddot 1amp001 ANO UP Otmiddot) UNKNOWN
18 WEATHER 142)
01middot CIEAR
CJ2middot PAITIY CLOY
Oa- oVERCAST
04middot FOG
235 E Rmiddot VICE OF VESSEL 14 g-~0)
30 PAPERS OF 31 INJURED PERS
SECTION Imiddot DATA REQUIRED ON ALL CASES
0middot MOTOR(Diesel) CJe- OTHEIl
[_]amiddot GASOLINE Q7middot NUCLEAR
Q4middot SAIL
LENGTH1 middot
01- omiddot6s Dmiddot u-too CJ3bull I 01middot200 0middot201bull300 011middot 301bull400
CJIbull RAIN
OmiddotSNOW
CJ7middot OTI-iER
Otmiddot)UNK
24 A
CREW CUmiddotD2l
STATUS
Imiddot Passen eer Imiddot Licensed 2middot LoneslltHW 2middot Documented 3- Tankerman 3- None 4middot Other ltImiddot Other (Include 5middot Artificial or
Foreien SeameJi fix struct worker
6middot Oeck crew 7middot Engine crew 8- Steward Oept
1311 lUI
OtmiddotJ UNKNOWN
7 PERSON IN CHARGE
116)
SECTION 2 bull VESSEL CASUALTY OAT A
8 DATE OF CASUALTY MO MIO MOOF CODE IN II EST
CAS COMP IZ II117middot18) IilllbullOJ I
(IN FEET) 12 7) Ill HULL MATERIAL 128)
4 OImiddotSOO CJtmiddot STEEL Umiddot OTHER I 01 middot6 00 []2middot wooo INCLUDES
FERRObull 601bull700 Oamiddot CEMENT CEMENT 701 AND UP Qmiddot PLJlSTIC 01-1 UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN CJ8bull ALUMINUM
19 VISIBILITY ltIN MILES) 143) zo WINO UN KNOTS)
01middot HAZARDous uo-114 01middot CALM CJsmiddot 17-117
CJ2bull IIEIl Y gtOOR II 4bull1121 0middot 1bull3 KT 06middot Ubull40
Oamiddot oooR 1112-1 1 CJ5middot GOOOiio ANO UPI 0middot 4bull10 Q7middot 41middotU)
DmiddotFAIR (1bull2) 01middot) UNKNOWN 0middot 11middot16 [Je- 50-Ul
KILLED OR MISSING 25 INJURED AND INCAPACITATED 26 e c o A s c o
PASS LoNG OTHER CREW PASS LONG OTHER 13bull541 SHR 157middot561 IUmiddotOOI 1151middot521 SHR 6~-0~1
IUmiddotIU IUbullUl
SECTION 3middot PERSONAL INJURY DEATH 32 ACTIVITY 33STATUS
OF SUFVR Imiddot Off Duty 2middot Deck Dep Dty 1- Licen11e 3middot Eng Dep Oty 2middot Document 4middot Stew Qep Oty 3middot Unlic 5middot Handle Cargo Undoc 6middot Fishinc ltImiddot Loncsh 7middot Ori lis Har Wkr 8- Pas seneer 5middot Other 9middot Other 6middot None o- Unknown
133) 1341
l~iTJ~~TTOF 35 VESS LOC
Ibull GL (Dock)Imiddot Death 2middot GL (Underway)2middot Injury 3middot W Riv (dock)(Perm) ltImiddot W (Underway)3middot ln)ury 5- Jnld(dockanch)(Temp) 6middot In ld (Underway)
ltImiddot Injury 7middot Ocean )(Disability 8middot For(dockandlunknown) 9middot Other
5middot Miuinc
(315J 1361
A IIESSEL 167bull701
36
A
Nature Of
Casualty
137middot381
9 TME OF OAY 12 3)YEAR
CAS oF
18~ DAYNIGHT
I lUI
Dmiddot TWILIGHT
[]bull)UNKNOWN
middot AGt u~ vttL 12 Dl
01middot o-5 Ozmiddot 6bullto
Ekgtmiddot31middot40 7middot 41middot80
[_13middot Umiddot1S Dmiddot n-zo
CJampmiddotII ANOUP Ot-1 UNKNOWN
[Js- 21bull10
1441
Olilmiddot65 JlNO 01EIl
CJH UNKNOWN
10 TYPE OF 10 REPORT
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CImiddotMAI ed
[]2middotNARR
[JH TR TRANS
16 aoov OF WATER
13 0middot3 II
21 SPECIFIC LOCATION
OF CASUALTY 145bull47t
ESTIMA TEO LOSSES 27 VESSEL TOTAL LOSS e c A AMOUNT 17D) s
CARGO PRogt $ PEC (7t-74) 17 5-78 t Obullmiddot TOTAL CODE
LOSS 180)Dmiddot NOT TOTAL
LOSS
PERSONAL CASUALTY PARTICULARS
e c u E F
Prime Cause
Area of Causal
Add Area
Part Of
Nature Of
Conn Causal Conn
Body Injured
Vessel Cas
13 0bull4 0) 141 lt1il3J 144bull401 1 7middot481 i4lilbull5 OJ
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POSITION(S) 37-38 Nature of Casualty
01 - Natural causes 02 - Homicide 03 Suicide 04 - Disappearance 07 Slips and falls involving ladders stairs 08 - Slips and falls involving gangways 09 - Slips and falls on deck same level (including jumps) 10 - Slips and falls other same level (including jumps) 11 - Falls from vessel into water (including jumps
overboard) 12 - Falls from vessel other 13 - Falls into hold or tank 14 - Falls other different level (below
level of support) 15 - Struck by falling or dropped objects 16 - Struck by flying objects (mooring lines cargo
gear etc) 17 - Struck by moving objects (other than boats
and vessels 18 - Struck by boat or vessel 19 - Exposure 20 - Asphyxiation (other than drowning) 21 - Struck against crushed bumped into objects 22 - Cargo handling - not otherwise classified 23 - Operating machinery tools etc 24 - Burns (other than electrical) 25 Scalds 26 - Electrical shock and electric burns 27 - Caught in lines chains or wire ropes 28 - Pinching crushing by doors hatches etc 29 - Heavy weather (injuries andor resulting from and
not otherwise classified) 30 - Over-exertion (lifting sprains st~ains) 31 - Sprains strains etc - not otherwise classified 32 - Cuts lacerationsmiddot bruises and punctures - NOC 33 - Galley accidents 34 - Altercation (fights physical contests) 35 - Unknown or insufficient information - NOC 36 - Hypothermia 37 - Diving accident
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POSITION(S) 39-40 Primary Cause of Casualty
Human element (cause lay with individual killed or injured)
01 - Intoxication 02 - Physical deficiency or handicaps (eyesight hearing
heart etc) 03 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 04 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 05 - Unsafe practice 06 - Violation of law or regulation 07 - Human errors carelessness
Human element (cause lay with individual other than person injured or killed)
11 - Intoxication 12 - Physical deficiency or handicaps (eyesight hearing
heart etc) 13 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 14 -Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 15 - Un~~afe practice 16 - Violation of law or regulation 17 - Human errors carelessness
Causes Other
21 - Decks slippery or cluttered 22 - Adverse weather (vessel movement boarding
seas slippery decks) 23 - Poor maintenance or housekeeping 24 - Poor or improper lighting 25 - Absence of or inadequate rails or guards 31 - Failure of Coast Guard approved material or equipment 32 - Failure of material or equipment other 41 - Death or injury as result of a vessel casualty 42 - Improper or insufficient supervision 43 - Lack of or insufficient life preservers 44 - Lack of proper tools or equipment 45 - Lack of or inadequate personal protective equipment 46 - Miscellaneous causes - not otherwise classified 47 - Improper use of tools or equipment
Note An unsafe practice is the performance of an act or the application of a method which tends to create a hazard or a risk eg failure to properly secure step ladder
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
-The following were used for positions 41 - 113 and positions 44 - 46
900 - RS 4450 Action 990 - Coast Guard Assistance (search amprescue or evacuation) 991 - Violation of law 999 - No additional areas opound contributing factors
Human element (cause lay with individual killed or injured)
001 - Intoxication 002 - Physical deficiency or handicaps
(eyesight hearing heart etc) 003 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 004 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 005 - Unsafe practice 006 - Violation of law or regulation 007 - Human errors carelessnessbull 008 - Ignorance 200 - Malingering
Human element (cause lay with individual other than person killed or injured)
011 - Intoxication 012 - Physical deficiency or handicaps
(eyesight hearing heart etc) 013 - Unsafe movement or posture (running
jumping backing) 014 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 015 - Unsafe practice 016 - Violation of law or regulation
Causes Other
017 - Human errors carelessness 018 - Obesity 021 - Decks - slippery or cluttered 022 - Adverse weather (resulting in vessel movement
boarding seas slippery decks etc) 023 - Poor maintenance or housekeeping 024 - Poor or improper lighting 025 - Absence of or inadequate rails or guards 031 - Failure opound Coast Guard approved material or equipment 032 - Failure of material or equipment other 033 - Narcotics 040 - Chemical
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The following codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 4~ - 46
041 - Death or injury as a result of a vessel casualtybull 042 - Improper or insufficient supervision 043 - Lack of or insufficient life preservers 044 - Lack of proper tools or equipment 045 - Lack of or inadequate personal protective equipment 046 - Miscellaneous causes - not otherwise classified 047 - Improper use of tools or equipment 048 - Pailure to secure 059 - Replenishment at sea 066 - Lookout 067 - Congested areas - docks piers - restricted
maneuvering 068 - Buoys - aids to navigation 069 - Excessive speed 070 - Channels - restricted maneuvering 071 - Poor visibility 079 - Weather generally 080 - Currents and tides 089 - Mooring line surged 106 - Washing soogying 108 - Liberty launch bumboat 110 - Yard repairs (includes gas free) 111 - Overloading 112 - Improper loading or stowage 113 - Insufficient ventilbulltion 116 - Cargodunnage 118 - Sunken wreck 119 - Tug assisting 191 - Knife 201 - Returning from shore leave
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Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors) Additional Contributing Factors
The following contributing factor codes were added to provide a greater degree of flexibility and specificity in denoting causal connectionsmiddot areas of damage and contributions t~ cause for personnel injury andor death records
POSITION(S) 41-43 and ~4-46
Hull 400-419
400 Hull - general 401 Hull - external-fwd 13 - bottom 402 Hull - external-midsection bottom 403 Hull - external-aft 13 - bottom 404 Hull - external-fwd 13 - sideshell 405 Hull - external-midshipsection-sideshell 406 Hull - ex~ernal-aft 13 - sideshell 407 Hull - internals-fwd 13 408 Hull - internals-midsection 409 Hull - internals-aft 13 410 External plating-superstructure 411 Internal framing-superstructure 412 Weather decks - main 413 Weather decks - superstructure ~14 Decks - internal including tank top 415 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
fwd 13 416 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
midsection 417 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
aft 13 418 Bulkheads - above main deck 419 Bulkheads - longitudinal
Hull Damage 920-929middot
920 Wasted - plate and internals 921 Wasted - weldrivet 922 Fractured - plate and internals 923 Fractured - weldrivet 924 Indented - minor 925 Set in - major 926 Buckled 927 Holed 928 Fractured - other 929 Broken up (ie on rocks etc)
426 York spaces - generalother 427 Work spaces - engine 428 Work spaces - engine shops
POSITIONS) 41-43 and 44-46
429 York spaces - engine store rooms 430 York spaces - engine paint locker 431 York spaces - misc eng spaces (shaft
alley vent rooms) 432 York spaces - bridge ampnav spaces 433 York spaces - deck shops 434 Work spaces - deck storerooms 435 Work spaces - paint locker ~36 York spaces - cargo holds 437 York spaces - cargo holds Tween deck 438 Work spaces - cargo holds lower 439 Work spaces - galley 440 York spaces - galley stores
(includes stewards) 441 Work spaces - main deck cargo winch
area 442 York spaces - main deck cargo hold
area 443 Work spaces - reefer holds 444 York spaces - fish hold
Living Spaces 446-450
446 Living spaces - crew 447 Living spaces - crew toiletshower 448 Living spaces - passenger 449 Living spaces - passenger toiletshower 450 Living spaces - passenger (other)
Built-in Tanks 451-466
451 Tanks - ballastbeginning FY 73) 452 Tanks - afterpeakstern rake 453 Tanks - cargo oil 454 Tanks - cofferdamsdoubleskin 455 Tanks - deep 456 Tanks - distilled water 457 Tanks - double bottom 458 Tanks - drainwells 459 Tanks - forepeampklbowrake 460 Tanks - fuel oil day tank 461 Tanka - fuel oil settlers 462 Tanks - potable water 463 Tanks - sewage 464 Tanks - sump 465 Tanks - voids 466 Tanks - other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Hull amp Hull Fittings amp Outfittings 467 - 484
-467 Cargo battens and cleats 468 Cargo container cells 469 Cargo container stowage fittings 470 Equipment stowage 471 Fire station boxes 472 Grain handling and stowage fittings 473 Hatch tent arrangements 474 Lashing fittingscargo tie down 475 Mooring fittings general 476 Mooring bitts and foundations 477 Mooring pawls and chain stoppers 478 Protective devices 479 Safety rails and fittings 480 Securing devices 481 Skylights 482 Windows - port holesdead lights 483 Wire reels 484 Other
Deck Covering 485-493
485 Living spaces 486 Galley spaces 487 Deck treads and nonskid 488 Ladder treads 489 Portable gratings 490 Toiletshower spaces 491 Wood decking 492 Working spaces 493 Other
Access li94-515
494 Accommodation ladders 495 Doors - general 496 Doors - cargo 497 Doors - exterior 498 Doors - interior 499 Doors - reefer 500 Doors - watertight 501 Floor plates and supports 502 Gratings and supports 503 Ladders inclined - external 504 Ladders portable inclined - external 505 Ladders vertical inclined - external 506 Ladders inclined - internal 507 Ladders portable inclined - internal 508 Ladders vertical inclined - internal 509 Manholes 510 Scuttles 511 Ships gangway
POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
512 Sideports 513 Stages 514 Working platforms 515 Other
Deck amp Cargo 516-589
Masts Booms amp Rigging 516-531
516 General 517 Blocks 518 Booms - general ampmisc small 519 Heavy lift booms 520 Car carriers 521 Fenders 522 Lanyards 523 Masts and kingposts 524 Nets 525 Rigging - general 526 Slings 527 Spreaders 528 Fishing gear - general 529 Nets 530 Booms masts etc 531 Boom cradle
Winches 535-555
535 Boat winches 536 Cargo winches 537 Fishing winches 538 Hand winches 539 Towing winches 541 Other
middot 542 Anchor vessel anchored 543 Anchor chain-including riding
pawldevils claw 544 Anchor windlass - general 545 Automatic mooring winches 546 General-control-features 547 Capstans - general 548 Mooring winches - general 549 Mooring lines-generalunknown
vessel moored 550 - Natural fiber 551 - Wire rope 552 - Synthetic rope 553 - Towing cable 554 - Misc towing equip 555 - Other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Cranes 556-558
556 Gantry cranes - general 557 Revolving cranes - general 558 Other
Hatch Covers 559-563
559 Hatch beams and boards 560 Pontoons and beams 561 Mechanical hatch covers-general 562 Mechanical hatch covers-electric
hydraulic drive general 563 Mechanical hatch covers electroshy
mechanical drive general (chain etc)
Elevators Conveyors and Dumbwaiters 565 - 571
565 Conveyors - cargo general 566 Dumbwaiters 567 Elevators - cargo - general 568 Elevators - personnel 569 Engineers platform hoist 570 Fork lifts 571 Other
Steering Gear 572-588
572 Bow thruster - general 573 Steering gear - general 574 Cross head and cross head drive 575 Follow-up mechanism (linkages) 576 Hydraulic system 577 Lubric~tion 578 Pumps 579 Rams cylinders 580 Steering stands amp trick wheels 581 Rudder - general 582 Carrier bearing 583 Horn 584 Pintle and gudgeon 585 Stock bearing 586 Stock packing gland 587 Flanking rudder 588 Other
Stabilizers 589
589 Stabilizers - general
Galley and Laundry 590 - 600
590 Galley equipment - generalother 591 Laundry equipment - generalother
POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
592 Dish washers 593 Steam galley equipment - general 594 Garbage disposals amp chutes 595 Miscellaneous mechanical equipment 596 Ovens 597 Pressing and ironing equipment 598 Ranges 599 Refrigerators 600 Washing machines and dryers
Cargo Hold Dehumidifiers 601
601 Cargo hold dehumidification-general (cargo air)
Heating Ventilation amp Air Conditioning 602-612
602 Air conditioning - general 603 Ventilation - general 604 Cowls 605 Dampers 606 Ducts and supports 607 Goosenecks 608 Heaters - electric 609 Steam or hot water 610 Gasolineoil 611 Gas (butane etc) 612 Other
Main Propulsion 613-758
Diesel Engines 613-635
613 Main propulsion di~sel engine 614 Main propulsion diesel governing system 615 Main propulsion diesel reduction 618 Emerg diesel generator engine - general 619 Emerg diesel generator engine - engine
(excluding accessories) governing system
620 Emerg diesel gen eng - instrumentation 621 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral diesel
oil system 622 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral fresh
water cooling system 623 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral lube
oil system
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
624 Emerg diesel gen engine - integral starting mechanism
625 Ships service diesel gen engine shygeneral
626 Ships service diesel gen engineshyengine (excluding accessories) governing system
627 Ships service diesel generator 628 Ships service diesel generator
engine - integral diesel oil system 629 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral fresh water cooling system 630 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral lube oil system 631 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral starting mechanism 632 Lifeboat diesel engines 633 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(inboard) 634 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(outboard) 635 Otherdiesel cargo pumps on Tank barge 636 Main propulsion turbines - general
(highlow pressure) 637 Governing system 638 Integral gland seal regulating 639 Integral lubrication system 640 Jacking gear 641 Maneuvering valves 642 Main propulsion gears - (reduction
gears) 643 Integral lubrication system 644 Other
Shafting and Bearings 645 - 652
645 Bearings - general 646 Shafting - general 647 Line 648 Tail 649 Bearing - thrust 650 Stern tube assembly - oil lubrication 651 Stave typestuffing box 652 Other
Propellers 653 - 657
653 Propellers - solid 654 Built-up 655 Controllable pitch propellers-general 656 Control mechanism 657 Othernot specified
Turbines 658 - 665
658 Emergency generator gas turbines 659 Main propulsion gas turbines
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
660 Ships service generator gas 665 Other
Vacuum Equipment 666-671
666 Auxiliary air ejectors amp condens~s 667 Auxiliary condensers 668 Exhaust condenser 669 Main air ejectors amp condensers 670 Main condenser 671 Other
Pumps (for both deck and engine room) 672 - 677
672 Centrifugal pumps - general 673 Hand pumps 674 Hydraulic motors - general 675 Hydraulic pumps - general 676 Reciprocating pumps - general 677 Rotary pumps - general
Piping Fittings amp Valves (for both deck and engine room) 681-695
681 Flexible Tubing 682 Gauge Lines 683 Hose (other than fire) 684 Pipe fittings 685 Piping 686 Sea chests amp overboard discharge
connections 687 Sea strainers (in piping) 688 Sea valves 689 System fittings (strainers filters
traps etc) drains 690 Tubing 691 Valves - general 692 Regulating 693 Relief 694 Check balance 695 Other
Compressors 696 - 698
696 Air compressors - general 697 Refrigeration compressors - general 698 Other
Auxiliary S~stem Turbines amp Geara 99 - 707
699 Pump turbines - general 700 Governing system 701 Integral lubrication system
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POSITION(S) ~1-~3 and ~~-~6
702 Ships service generator turbines shygeneral
703 Ships se~ice generator turbines shygoverning system
70~ Ships service generator turbines shyintegral gland seal regulating system
705 Ships service generator turbines shyintegral lub~icating system
706 Ships service generator turbines shyreduction gear assembly
707 Other
Boilers 708 - 730
708 Air heaters 709 Boiler casings 710 Boiler drums and internals 711 Boiler tubes 712 Boiler valves
bull 713 Boiler water level indicators 714 Boiler water testing 715 Brickwork and refractoryfirebox 716 Burner flame scanning system 717 Burner ignition system 718 Combustion control 719 Desuperheaters 720 Draft gauges 721 Fuel oil burners ampair register 722 Feed water regulators 723 Economizer 724 Safety valves 725 Smoke indicators 726 Soot blowers 727 Superheaters 728 Superheater temperature regulators 729 Uptakes and inner stack 730 See 74~
Blowers and Fans 732 - 734
732 Forced draft blowers - generalor turbo air intake on diesel
733 Ventilation fans - general 734 Other
Unfired Pressure Vessels and Non-built-tanks 735 - 741
735 Air receivers 736 Drain tanks 737 Expansion tanks 738 Gravity tanks 739 Hydraulic accumulators 740 Mixing tanks middot 741 Other
POSITION(S) ~1-~3 and 44-46
Coolers Condensers 7~2 - 753
742 Coolers - general 743 Diesel oil purifier heater 744 Feed water heater ampvent condenser - gen 745 Lubrication oil purifier heater 746 Main propulsion lubrication oil coolers 747 Reefer compartment air coolers 748 Reefer compartment pipe coils 749 Reefer condensers 750 Reefer liquid suction heat exchangers 751 Reefer secondary refrig coolers 752 Cargo and fuel oil heating coils 753 Other
Purifiers 754
754 Purifiers
Evaporators 755 - 758
755 Contaminated steam generators 756 High pressure evaporators 757 Low pressure evaporators 758 Other
Electrical 759 - 780
759 Main motor 760 Main motor air cooler 761 Main generator 762 Main generator air cooler
Electric Generators 763 - 765
763 Emergency generator - general 764 Ships service generators - general 765 Other
Electric Power Distribution 766 - 776
766 Batteries 767 Battery chargers 768 Distribution panels (other than
switchboard panels) 769 Emergency generator switchboard 770 Lighting panels 771 Power panels 772 Ships service generator switchboard 773 Test panel 774 Transformers 775 Wiring 776 Other
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P6SITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Motors and Controllers 777 - 780
777 Electric motors (non-deck machinery) 778 Electric mgtors (deck machinery) 779 Electric motor controllers (non-deck
machinery) 780 Electric motor controllers (deck
machinery)
Interior Communications 781 - 794
781 Telephone system 782 Call bell system 783 Cargo oil temperature recording system 784 Engine_order telegraph 785 Engineers signal and alarm system 786 General alarm system 787 Individual system alarm systems
(excluding specific equipment alarms) 788 Propeller shaft revolution
indicator system 789 Refrigeration temp-erature
recording system 790 Rudder angle indicator system 791 Salinity indicator system - feed
condensate 792 Sound powered telephone system 793 Wheelhouse alarm system 794 Other
Exterior Communications 795 - 801
795 Auto alarm 796 Lifeboat portable radio equipment 191 Radio telegraph equipment 798 Radio telegraph equipment 799 Radio teletype Equipment 800 Bridgebridge radio 801 Otherharbor advisory radar
Navigation Equipment 802 - 816
802 Course recorder 803 DECCA navigator 804 Echo depth sounder 805 Electric steering - gyro pilot system 806 Fog gong 807 Gyro compass system 808 Loran 809 Magnetic compass 810 Radar - general 811 Radar - collision avoidance 812 Radio direction finder 813 Ships bell 814 Signal lights 815 Whistle siren 816 Other (charts failed to use etc)
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Lighting 817 - 821
817 Lighting - crew areas (includes wiring) 818 Lighting - navigation 819 Portable lighting 820 Searchlights 821 Othercargo holds
Miscellaneous Workshop Equipment 822 - 838
822 Burning equipment 823 Drill presses 824 Engine test stand 825 Grinders 826 Hand tools
middot 827 Hydraulic jacks 828 Lathes 829 Lifting gear - including chain
fall and come-along 830 Milling machines 831 Paint spraying outfit 832 Power drive portable tools 833 Saw - motor driven 834 Shapers 835 Welding equipment 836 Work bench 837 Vises 838 Other
Instruments (not covered in other main components) 839 - 845
839 Clinometers 840 Main gauge board 841 Portable instruments 842 System indicating instruments 843 System recording instruments 844 Test instrumentation 845 Other
Automation (not covered in other main components) 846 - 852
846 Bell recorders 847 Bridge console 848 Condition recorders temperature
pressure etc 849 Engineroom console 850 Information recorders 851 Throttle control equipment middot852 Other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors -The following codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Firefighting 853 - 864
853 Fixed systems - fire mains and hose 854 C02 855 Steam 856 Sprinkler 857 Other 858 Semi-portable - 002 859 Portable - C02 860 Other 861 Fire detecting systems and alarms 862 Emergency equipment - (breathing apparatus ax etc) 864 Other
Lifesaving 865 - 874
865 Life preserver - approved 866 Life preserver - disapproved 867 Buoyant cushion life ring 868 Lifeboat 869 Equipment 870 Davits (launching apparatus) 871 Life raft - inflatable 872 Launching apparatus 873 Other (bouyant apparatus and life floats) 874 Life saving equipment not otherwise classifie~
Miscellaneous 875 - 878
875 Main propulsion reciprocating 876 Main bearings 877 Pistons rod etc 878 Jacking gear
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POSITION(S) 41-43
POSITION(S) 44-46
The following codes
Disclaimers
Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
Additional Contributing Factors
were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
These additional codes were found to exist in this data~ile however they have been determined to be unreliable
019 020 026 027
028 029 030 034 035
036 037 038 039 051 052 053 059 060 061 062
072 073 074 075 076 077
078 081 082 083 084 085 086 087 088 091 101
102 103 104
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Masts booms cargo gear (including winches) Struts stern tube rudder shoe lookout Congested areas - docks piers - restricted maneuvering Buoys - aide to navigation Excessive speed Channels - restricted maneuvering Pathometer sounding machine lead line Engine order telegraph bell pulls pilot house engine controls Navigation lights (improper use) Whistle bell horn signals (improper use) Navigation equipment - not otherwise classified Weather generally Fixed firefighting systems Portable firefighting equipment Fire detecting systems alarms Replenishment at sea Radiotelephone failed to useimproper use Radio telegraph telephone auto alarm etc Visual signals including searchlights blinker flags Improper loading or stowage Insufficient ventilation Ground tackle including anchor windlass Towing equipment including towing engine Cargo Miscellaneous deck department equipment - not otherwise classified Sunken wreck Gasoline engine and accessories (except outboards) Outboard motors and accessories Diesel engine and accessories Steam reciprocating engines Steam turbine and turbo-electric Shafts and reduction gears Propeller Main propulsion machinery - not otherwise classified Atomic reactor Furnaces including tubes castings superheaters economizers etc Fuel oil system boiler fuel oil system only Peedwater systems including condensers and evaporators Steam systems main and auxiliary
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The following- codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Disclaimer a These additional codes were found to exist in this databulltile however they have been determined to be unreliable
105 107 114 115 116 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 131 132
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Boiler parts and accessories - not otherwise classified Fuel oil system diesel Diesel engines except main propulsion Miscellaneous machinery - not otherwise classified Failure of equipment due to improper or lack or maintenance Miscellaneous piping systems Generators (except main propulsion) Wiring Lights Controls switches circuit breakers fuses etc Motors (except main propulsion) Electrical equipment - not otherwise classified Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance Stoves ranges and associated equipment Galley and stewards departments parts and equipment -not otherwise classified
133 140
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Butane galleyheating stove Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
For natural death 45 - 450
indicate age or deceased in positions 44 - 46 left justify eg age
POSITION(S) 47 Part or Body Injured
0 1 2 3
- Eye - Beck - Head - Neck and shoulder
4 - Chest 5 - Abdomen groin andor hip 6 - Extremities 7 - Illness 8 - Drowning 9 - Unspecified and miscellaneous
POSITION(S) 48 Type of Injury to Body
0 - Burn 1 - Fracture 2 - Spraindislocationconcussion 3 Contusionabrasion 4 Amputation 5 - Crushing 6 - Heart 7 - Disease (other) 8 - Puncturecut 9 - Not otherwise classified
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The followiiig codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Disclaimerbull These additional codes were found to exist in this damptabulltileJ however they have been determined to be unreliable
105 - Boiler parts and accessories - not otherwise classified 107 - Fuel oil system diesel 114 - Diesel engines except main propulsion 115 - Miscellaneous machinery - not otherwise classified 116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance 120 - Miscellaneous piping systems 121 - Generators (except main propulsion) 122 - Wiring 123 - Lights124 - Controls switches cirouit breakers fuses etc 125 - Motors (except main propulsion) 126 - Electrical equipment - not otherwise classified 127 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance 131 - Stoves ranges and assooiated equipment 132- Galler and stewards departments parts and-equipmentshy
not otherwise classified 133 - Butane galleJheating stove 140 - Person in chargeresponsible persona intoxicated
POSIION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
For natural death indicate age of deceased in positions 44 - 46 lett justify eg age 45 - 450
POSITION(S) 47 Part ot Bodz Injured
0- IJe 1 - Bampok 2 -middotHead 3 - Reck and shoulder 4 - atest 5 - Abdomen sroin andor hip 6 - lrtremities 7 - IllDess 8 - DrovrrlDc 9 - Unspecified and miscellaneous
POSIIOR(S) 48 1zp ot Injurz to locb
0 -Burn 1 Prampoture 2 - Spraindislocationconcussion 3 - Contusionabrasion 4 - Amputation 5 - Crushiq6 - Heart 7 - Disease (other) 8 - Punctureout9 - Not otherwise classified
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Nature opound Vessel Casualty
Ipound case concerns a vessel casualty death or injury (ie if position 25 = 1 or ipound PQPition 25 =2) then poundill in the same code_as was established in positions 32-33 - Vessel Casualty Data bull
_ - V 11- I v ~ L
For many non-vessel casualty death or injury cases (ie if position 25 ~ 3 or ipound position 25 = 4) these positions were left blankJ however ipound these positions contain data then positions 49 and 50 were completed as followsamp
POSITION(S) 49 Gross Tonnage
Round opoundpound tonnage to nearest ton
0 - Not over 9 1- Over~9 to 50 2 - Over 50 to 100 3 - Over 100 to 300 II - Over 300 to 1000 5 - OveP 1000 to 10000 (seagoing) 6- Over 1000 to-10000 (not seagoing) 7 - Over 10000 (seagoing) 8 - Over 10000 (not seagoing)
POSITION(S) 50 Length in feet
Round ofpound length to nearest foot
0 - 15 teet or under 1 - 16 to 26 2 - 27 to 110 3 - Ill to 65 11- 66to 100 5 - 101 to 200 6 - 201 to 300 7 - 301 to 800 8 - 801 feet and above
The seagoing vessels are those appearing in the Merchant Ship Register of MSTS
POSITION(S) 51 - 80a Filler (unused)
POSITION(S) _ 81- 82a Cafendar Year
POSITION(S) amp3 - 81 Fisoal Year
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1251
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1 VESSEL NAMEDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATON US COAST GUARD CODE SHEET- MARINE CASUALTY STATISTICS
CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
lNSTRUCTIONS
l Vessel casualty with no personal injuries or death Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers code all items in Sections 1 and 2 of code sheet
2 Personal injury or death not involving a vessel casualty Obtain data from CG-924E and related papers code all items in Sections 1 and 3 of code sheet
SECTION Imiddot DATA
2 CASE NO I 1-~)
11 SEQUENCE
NUMBER
17 CASUALTY A B
NATURE PRIME CAUSE132bull33) 134-35)
3 VESSEL NO 4 CG INshy16-11) INSPECTshy
ED 112)
[_] 1- YES
[_] 2bull NO
12 GROSS TONNAGE 1261
Dtmiddoto-15 02middot 16-100 []3middot I 01middot300
D- ao1middotsoo [_js- 501-t ooo
PARTICULARS c D
AREA ADD CAUSAL CONT
CONN FACT 136bull38) 13 9-411
22 SEA CONDITIONS 148)
SEE SWELL IN FEET)
01middot CALM 05middot 41 AND UP
Dmiddot 5middot15 (SLIGHT) [Js- ICE
03middot 16middot20 MODERATE)
Dmiddot 21bull40 ROUGH) 01middot) UNKNOWN
28 TYPE OF 29 NAME OF INJURY VICTIM
1 DeathMiss I st Initial 26921924E 2nd Initial or X
2middot-lnjury (924E 2692) I st Three Letters
3middot DeathMiss of Last Name
924E Only bull 4- Injury 924E Only
125) 126) 1271 128-301
A
B
c
D
5 TYPE OF 6 bullbull PROPULSION VESSEL
11314) 01-STEAM
[]2- MOTOR(Diesel)
[_J3middotGASOLINE
Dmiddot I 001middot5000 07- 5001bull10000 De- 1 ooolmiddottsooo
[_]g- ISOOI AND UP
01middot) UNKNOWN
18 WEATHER 1421
Ot- CLEAR
[]2- PARTLY CLOY
03- OVERCAST
04- FOG
23 SERshyVICE OF VESSEL 14 9bull50)
30 PAPERS OF 31 INJURED PERS
[_j4- SAIL
11 LENGTH
01- 0middot6~ 0middot amp6-100 03- 1 Otmiddot2oo
04- 2 ot -a oo
Os- aoimiddot400
A CREW 151-~2)
STATUS
Imiddot Passenger Imiddot Licensed 2- LongshHW 2middot Documented 3- Tankerman 3- None 4- Other 4middot Other (Include 5- Artificial or
Foreign Seameri) fix struct worker
6- Deck crew 7- Engine crew B- Steward Dept
(31) 132)
II 5)
3 Vessel casualty and personal injury or death
Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers and enter codes in Sections 1 and 2 For each related CG-924E enter codes in Section 3 of same code sheet~ if there or more persons involved enter data from first CG-924E in Col A of Section 3 from second in Col B etc H more than 4 persons involved use a second code
entering data in Sections 1 and 3
REQUIRED ON ALL CASES
Cl~- ~~~s~~Eo I 16) CJe- oTHER
[]7middot NUCLEAR
Qibull) UNKNOWN
De- sNow Q2middot VERY POOR
Q7middot OTHER Dbull- POOR 1112middot1)
OImiddot)UNK ([]4-FAIR 11middot2)
24 KILLED OR MISSING
B c PASS LONG 153-54) SHR
155middot56)
7 PERSON IN CHARGE
SECTION 2 middotVESSEL CASUALTY DATA
liN FEET) 127) 14 HULL MATERIAL 128)
Cle- 40t-5oo L]1middot STEEL
07middot 501-600 []2middot WOOD []a- 60Imiddot7oo Q3- CEMENT
CJ9- 701 AND UP []4bull PLASTIC
Dt-1 UNKNOWN CJ5- ALUMINUM
19 VISIBILITY liN Ml LES) 143)
CJ5middot RAIN [Jt- HAZARDOUS llltl-1141
1114middot1121
o A B OTHER CREW PASS
(57-58) 59middot60) Iamp I -62)
SECTION 3 middotPERSONAL INJURYDEATH
32 ACTIVITY 33STATUS 34RESULT OF OF SUPVR ACCIDENT
8 DATE OF CASUALTY MO MIO MO OF CODE IN VEST
CAS COMP~
117-18) I119middot20) I 1211
Q6middot OTHER INCLUDES FERROmiddot CEMENT
Dt-) UNKNOWN
20 WIND (IN KNOTS) (44)
Ot- CALM [Js- 17middot27 CJ9middot65 AND OVER
CJ2middot1middot3 KT [Je- 28middot40
Os- Goootc AND UPI 0-4middot10 []7middot 41middot55) Dtmiddotl UNKNOWN
Otmiddot) UNKNOWN 1[]4- 11-16 obull- 56-651
25 INJURED AND INCAPACITATED 26 ESTIMATED LOSSES
Imiddot Off Duty 1- GL (Dock) 2- Deck Dep Dty Imiddot License 2- GL (Underway)1- Death
2- Injury A3- Eng Dep Dty 2- Document 3- W Riv (dock) 4- Stew Dep Dty 3- Unlic (Perm) 4- w (Underway)
3- In) ury Nature5- Handle Cargo Undoc 5- lnld (dockanch)(Temp) Of6- F1shing 4- Longsh 6- In ld (Underway)
7- Drills Har Wkr 4- Injury Casualty7- Ocean ( )(Disability5- Other8- Passenger 8- For (dockandl) 9- Other 6- None unknown) 9- Other
5- Missingo- Unknown
133) 134) 135) 136) 137bull38)
~ AGt OF VESsEL 12 9)
01-0-5 CJ6middot31-40 02- 6bull10 C 17middot 41-s o [J3- ltmiddotts Demiddot stAND UP
0middot16middot20 []1-) UNKNOWN
Os- 2t-3o
c D A LONG OTHER VESSEL SHR (65-66) (67middot70)
(63bull64)
35 VESS IOC
36
9 TME OF DAY 12 3)
OF YEAR
[_]1bull DAYCAS
[]2- NIGHT
[]3- TWILIGHT
I [_)Ibull) UNKNOWN
122)
B c CARGO PROP (71-74) 175middot7 8)
1 0
are 2 data sheet
TYPE OF 10 REPORT
124)
LJmiddotMAR Bd
[_]2bullNARR
Clo-L TR TRANS
16BODYOF WATER
13 0middot311
21 SPECIFIC LOCATION
OF CASUALTY 145bull471
27 VESSEL TOTAL LOSS
A AMOUNT 1711) B SPEC
Ot- TOTAL CODE LOSS
Umiddot NOT TOTAL 1801
LOSS
PERSONAL CASUALTY PARTICULARS
B c D E F
Prime Area of Add Part Nature Cause Causal Area Of Of
Conn Causal Body vessel Conn Injured Cas
139middot40) 141-43) lo14-46) 147-48) 1411-50)
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I Marine Safety Information U S Coaat Guard (G-HA16) 2100 Second Street SV Vaahington D C 20593 (202) 426-9561
08 February 198~
CODING INSTRUCTIONS POR
THE AUTOMATED FILE OP COMMERCIAL VESSEL CASUALIES
AS REPORTED TO THE U S COAST GUARD DURING PISCAL YEARS 1963 THROUGH 1980
The ollowiJllaquo coding instructions are applicable to Veaael caaualties that reaulta in any or the following
(a) actual phyaical damage to property in excess of Sl500J (b) material ~e affecting the seaworthiness or ett1c1ency or a
vessel (c) atranding or grounding (iii th or vi thou t dampmage) s (d) loss ot lites (e) injury causing any person to remain incapacitated tor a period
in excess or 72 boura except injury to harbor vorkera not resulting in death and not resulting trom veaael aaualty or vessel equipment casualty
The input data was obtained poundrom form CG-2692 and related reports coded in accordance with these instructionamp and those found on Code Sheet -Marine Caaualty Statistics form CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
The following abbreviations are used 1n these instructionar
PY ---- Fiscal Year NOC --- Not otherwise olaaaitied POS --- Poa1tion P F - Personnel fault
This instruction coneiata or bulls pages
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Gulf Inland Rivera and Vater~ye
POSITION(S) 30-31
AA - Alabama River - source to Mobile River A - Algiera Canal - rom MP 88 LKR to MP 6 8 JHL AC - Atchatalampya River - mouth to MP 116 WRL AD - Apamp1aohichola River - approximately HP 350 EHL AE - Barataria lay Vaterway (includes Bayou Bampratampria) shyAP - Bayou Teche - HP 115 Atchatalaya River AC - Bayou Laourche - HP 35 wHL AH- Bayou Terrebonne- MP 576 WRL AJ - Bayou Boeu - HP 872 rHL to HP 955 WRL AX - Berwick lay - MP 95 5 WRL At - Calcaaieu River - HP 2412 VHL AM - Black Warrior River - source to Tombigbee River AN - Chattahoochee River - ao~ce to Apalachichola River AO - Greene Bayous - source to HSC A1 - Harvey Canal - HP 0 GIW to HP 5 GIW AQ - Houma Navigation Canal - MP 59 JHL
HP 59 WL
AR - Houston Ship Channel (HSC) - northwest ot Galveston Bay
Gulf Intracoaatal taterwar CGIW)
AS - Eest - east of Harvey Locka (EHL) AT - Vest - west ot Harvey Locka (VHL) AU - Inner Harbor Navigation Canal - MP 925 LKR to Lake Pontchartrain AV- Landside Route- HP 872 VHL to HP 367 Morgan City- Port Allen Route AW - Mermentau River -- MP 2018 WHL AX - Mississippi River - (Lower) - rom ahead of the passes (HP) to MP 1064 AY - Mississippi River Gulf Outlet - HP 14 EHL A2 - Mobile River - source to Mobile Bay BA - Morgan City - Port Allen Route - HP 955 WRL BB - Neches River - HP 277 WHL BC - Pase a Loutre - AHP to Gulf ot Mexico BD - Plaquemine - Morgan City alternate route - same as Horgan City shy
BE - Sabine River - MP BP - San Jacinto River BG - South Paaa - AHP BH - Southwest Paas shyBJ - Tombigbee River shyBK - Vermillion River
Port Allen Route 266 JHL to Mlgt 288 VHL - source to HSC
to Gult ot Mexico AHP to Gulf of Mexioo ao~ce to Mobile River
- MP 1591 VHL
POSITION(S) 32-33 Mature of Casualty
01 - Colliaion with vessel meeting situation 02 - Collision with vessel oroaaing situation 03 - Collision with vessel overtaking situation 04 - Collision with veeael anchored or moored (use only it not
dockingundocking) 05 - Collision with veaeel while docking or undocking 06 - Collision with veaeel in tog (takae precedence over 01 02 amp03)
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POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature of Casualty (continued)
01 - Collision with veaael not otherviae claasitied (including minor bumps betveem tug and veaael)
08 - Collision with floating or submerged objects (other than ground)
09 - Collision with fixed objects piera bridges locka ampdam bull Por fiscal rears 1969 - 1973 uee Special Indicator field position 2ll tor fiacal Jeampra 1974 - 1980 uae Special Indicator field poaition 80) middot ~
10 - Collision with ice or ice tielda 11 - Collieion vith aida to nampvigation fixed or floating 12 - Collision other than vith veaael not otherwiae clasaitied
Offshore Rigamiddot- Seaplanes) 13 - Explosion andor tire involving liquid bulk cargo
(includes vapors) 14 - Explosion andor fire involving general cargo 15 - Explosion andor tire involving vessels fuel
(includes vapors) 16 - Pire vessel structure 17 - Pire vessel equipment (only when damage to vessel
structure is incidental minor or abaent) including crank caae eplosiona - beginning fiscal year 1971
18 - Explosion boiler (whether or not tire results) 19 - Explosion pressure vessels and compressed gas
cylinders 20 - Ezploaion andor fire - not otherwise claaaitied 21 - Groundingamp with dampmace 22 - Groundings no damage (cannot have monetary damampampbull to
veaael liated) 23 - Pounderizlga 24 - Capaiting with or without einking 25 - Ploodin~h swamping without ainking 26 - Heavy wampampther damage and weampther generally (beginning
fiscal 7eampt 1969 rerelr used uaed tor Prisury Cauae ot caaualty)
27 - Cargo damage no damage to veaael 28 - Material failure veaael structure 29 - Material failure machinery and aasociated engineering
equipment 30 - Material failure equipment (other) including cargo
geer propeller ahatt 31 - Caaualty not otherwise claaaified undete111lined or
insutt1cient information - earthquake Beginning fiscal rear 1969 - enemy actionr veaael dieabled due to fouled propeller
32 - Eamprge breampkawar
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Marine Samptety Information u S Coast Guard (G-KA16) 2100 Second Street SV Washington D C 20593 (202) 1426-9561
08 February 19814
CODING INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE AUTOMATED FILE OF COMMERCIAL VESSEL CASUALIES
AS REPORID TO THE 1 S COAST GUARD DURING FISCAL YEARS 1963 THROUGH 1980
The following coding instructions are applicable to -veaael casualties that results in any ot the following
(a) actual phyaical ~e to property in excess of Sl500J (b) material damage affecting the sea~orthinesa or efficiency of a
vessel (c) stranding or grounding (vith or nthout damage)r (d) loss ot lifer (e) injury causing any person to remain incapacitated for a period
in exceaa of 72 hours except injury to harbor vorkera not resulting 1n death and not resulting trom vessel oaaualty or vessel equ~pment caaualty
The input data was obtained from form CG-2692 and related reports coded in accordance with theae instructions and those found on Code Sheet - Marine Caaualty Statistics form CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
The following abbreviations are used in these inatruotionar
PY ---- Fiscal Year NOC --- Not otherviae olaaaitied POS --- Position P P - Personnel fault
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POSITON(S) l-5 Case Serial Humbert assigned consecutively ~ere
POSITION(S) 6-ll
POSITION(S) 12
two or more vessels are involved such as 1n a collision the same eaae serial number is given to all involved veasel records
Commencing July 1 1962 the first oaee number was 30001 and continued upwards but not to exceed 35000 This eeae numbering scheme is uaed to deterentiate vessel casualty recorda from peraonal inJury andor death records not involving a veaael casualty Tbis methodology in asaigning oase aerial numbers is applieable tor all fiscal yeamprBJ ho~ever due to an inordinant caae load 1n fiscal year 1980 oase serial numbers do exceed 05000 The first champracter of the ease aerial number indica tea pound1ecal year Character positiona tvo (2) through poundiva (5) are uaigned in-house Although the caae aerial number does not specify any particular decade character poaitiona83-84 (fiscal year) vill clarity t~ia ambiguity
0poundpound1cial Numbar
Documented Veaaela ot US -- Use ottioial number State numbered veeaela -- Use state number Namedunnumbered vessels middot- Use nama Naval vessels Usa t7pe or designation foreign veaaele -- Uaa country opound registry
Ooaat Guard Inspected
1 Yea 2 No 3 UnknoVn (FYa 63 - 70)
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POSITION(S) 13-14 Type ot Vessel
01 - Artificial Island or fixed atrueture including mobile drill rigs
02 - Preight ships inspected U S vessels only03 - Freight bargea (aee also code 28 below) 04 - Commercial vessels that carry freight and oftshy
shore supply vessels 05 - Construction and wrecking vessels including
vessels such as drill tenders pile drivers derrick barges drill ships and barges
06 - Dredges aelt-propelled 07 - Dredges non-eel-propelled 08 - Piahing veaaela (excluding aport fishing
charter fishing veasela5 09 - Tua and towboats - alao unmanned bow thruster unit 10 - Passenger vessels (other than terries) over 65
feet and 100 or more GT ll - Passenger veseels (other than terries) over 65
teet and leas than 100 GT middot 12 - Passenger vessels (other than terries) not more
than 65 teet 13 - Parries over 65 teet and 100 or more GT
carrying passengers or paasengera and vehicles 14 - Perries over 6S teet and lees than 100 GT
carrying passengers or passengers and vehicles 15 - Parries not more than 65 teet carrylng
passengers or passengers and vehicles 16 - Passenger barges (including ferry barges) 17 - Tampnkshipa 18 - Tank barges (flammable and combustible
oazgoee) (see also code 29 below) 19 - Public vessels (passenger) 20 - Public vessels (cargo) excluding GAA vesaela 21 - Public vessels (tanker)J excluding USNS tankers 22 - Public vessels (other)
Public vessels are veaaela of the United States states or municipalities used for public purposes and exempt from the provisions of Title 52 Includes auoh vessels aa Navy Air Poroe Army Coast Guard and Geodetic Survey Corps of Engineers MSTS and USNS
23 - All other US vessels and crafts such aa pleasure research cableshipa seismographic or those not otherwise classified above
24 - Poreign las vessels (passenger) 2S - Poreign flag veaaela (freight) 26 - Poreign lag vessels (tanker) 27 - Poreign flag vessels (other) 28 - height barges (dangerous and hazardous cargoes) 29 - Tank barges (dangerous and bampzamprdous cargoes)
including barges inspected under subchapter I and 0 30 - Hover craft
Hotea see positions 49-50 to describe specific type vessel (PYs 69- 80)
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POSITION(S) 15 Propulsion
1 - Steam 2 - Motor (diesel) 3 - Gasoline 4 - Sail 5 - Non-salt-propelled 6 - Other including gas turbine 7 - Nuclear (-) Unknovn
POSITION(S) 16 Person in Charse ot Vessel Haneuvera
1 - Licensed master 2 - Licensed pilot (federal) serving under authority
ot federal license 3 - Liceneea pilot (state) serving under authority ot
state license 4 - Licensed mate 5 - Licensed operator (towboats amall paasenger) 6 - Documented or certificated personnel7 - U S Commissioned opoundpoundioer (Navy Coast Guard etc) 8 - Unlicensed and undocumented 9 - Poreign pilot or master or other roreign
personnel 0 - Unmanned (-) Unlcnovn
Pa~lure When Pault on Part opound ineroom PYa 72 - 0
A - Licensed chiet engineer B - Licensed engineer C - Documented engineer excluding entry rating D - Documented persona other entry ratings other E - Unlicensedundocumented engineer P - Foreign engineer G - Unmanned engineroombull H - Other
bull This code takes precedence over cases where person enters ed engineroom vhile attempting to oorrect caaualty in progress
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POSITION(S) 17-18 Month of Casualtz (FYa 63 - 80) EmmplEu show January as 01
POSITION(S) 19-20 Daz of Casualty (FYa 63 - 73) Emmple r show 5th as OS end 22 as 22
POSITIOK(S) 19-20 Marine Inspection Unit Inveetisating Caaualtz (PYs 74 - 80)
AA Albany BG Oaweao AB Anchorage or Valdez BH Paducah AC Baltimore BJ Port Arthur AD Boston BK Philadelph ia AE Buffalo BL Pittaburgh AF Charleston BM Portland Hampine AG AH
Chicago Cincinnati
BN BP
Portland Oregon Providence
AJ Cleveland BQ Portsmouth or Norfolk AK AL
Corpus Christi Detroit
BR BT
Savarmah San Diego
AM AN
Dubuquea FYa 77-80 St Paul Duluth
SU BV
Seattle San Pranciaco
AP Galveston 1N St Ignace AQ Guam BX San Juan AR Honolulu Y St Louie AT Houston B2 Tampamp AU AV
Huntington Jacksonville
CC CD
Toledo Wilmington NC
AW Juneau CE London AX AY AZ BB
toe Angeles Louisville Memphis t1iami
CF CG CH CJ
Breaaen Sinppore Saigon Mampnila
SC Mobile CK Yokohama BD Nashville CL Rotterdam BE New Orleans SF New York
POSITION(S) 21-22 Year of Campaualtt (FYs 63 - 68)liampler Show 1965 aa 65
POSITION(S) 21 Special Indicator (PYs 69 - 73)
0 - No eignifioan t deta 1 - Light oil pollution 2 - Moderate oil pollution3 - Heavy oil pollution 4 - tlninapected mobile oil drill 5 - Gas chemist or gas free certificate 6 - Photographs (efteotive 5-17-68) 7 - Radiotelephone mentioned in tbe report 8 - Bridges involved 9 - Locka or dame involved - - Hurricane - Sealanee
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POSITION(S) 21 Month Investigation Completed (PYa 74 - 80)
l - Jan 2 - Feb 3 - Har 4 - Apr 5 - Hampy 6 - Jun 7 - Jul 8 -Aug 9 - Sep 0 -Oct A - Nov B Dee I - Invee tigation not completed at time ot coding
POSITION (S) 22 Remains the same (PYa 69 - 80) Exampler Show 1969 as 9
POSITION(S) 23 Time ot Daz 1 - Day 2 - Night 3 - lwil ight (-) Unknown
POSITON(S) 24 Type ot Investigative Report
1 - Marine Board 2 bull Narrative 3 - Letter ot Transmittal
POSITON(S) 25r Piller (unused) (PYa 63 - 69)
POSITION(S) 25 Veaatl Fault Code (PYe 70 - 80)
For primary veaael code - 1 For aecondary veaael code - B For all other vessel eodes - C through Z
I more than twenty-aix (26) vessels are involved the alphabet is repeated beg~ vith the letter B
POSITION($) 26 Groea Tormage
1 - Not over 15 2 - Over 15 to 100 3 - Over 100 to 300 4 - Over 300 to 500 5 - Over 500 to 1000 6 - Over 1000 to 5000 7 - Over 5000 to 10000 8 - Over 10000 to 15000 9 - Over 15000 (-) Unknovn
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POSTION(S) 27 Length in Feet
1 - 65 teet or under 2 - Over 65 to leas thampn 100 3 - 100 to lese than 200 4 - 200 to leas than 300 5 - 300 to lese than 400 6 - 400 to lees than sao 7 - 500 to leas than 600 8 - 600 to less than 700 9 - 700 and over (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 28 Hull Materiampl
1 - Steel 2 - Wood 3 - Cement 4 - Plastic including fiberglaae 5 - Aluminum 6 - Other including ferro-cement (-) Unknom
POSITION(S) 29 Ajse of Vessel
1 - Lees than 5 years 2 - 5 to leas than 10 3 - 10 to less than 15 4 - 15 to less than 20 5 - 20 to less than 30 6 - 30 to lees than 40 7 - 40 to lese than 50 8 - SO and over (-) Unknown
ampbull of Vessel ipound Rebuilt (PY 70 Only)
A - Lees than 5 years I - 5 to lees than 10 C - 10 to less than 15 D - 15 to leas than 20 E - 20 to less than 30
Age ot vessel oaloulated rom year built to year coded
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POSITION(S) 30-31 Body of Water Where Casualty Occurred
Ol - Inland Atlantic - all waters covered by Inland Rules of the Road on the Atlantic Coast ot the United States its territories and poeeeesiona
02 - Inland Gulf - all waters covered by Inland Rules ot the Road on the Gulf ot the United States
03 - Inland Pacitic - all vaters covered by Inland Rules ot the Road on the Pacitic Coaat opound the United States
04 - Western Rivera - all vatera covered by the Western River Rules (Beginning fiscal year 1976 thia code wu deleted See belov for revised Western River codes)
05 - Grampampt Lakes - all waters covered by the Great Lakes Rulea (See page 34)
06 - Ocean Atlantic and all seas bordering thereon - except Caribbean Sea
07 - Ocean Pacific and all seas bordering thereon - except Indian Ocean
08 - Ocean Indian and all seas bordering thereon including the Arabian and Red Seu
09 - Ocean Mediterranean
10 - Ocean Arctic
ll - Ocean Caribbean
12 - Ocean Gult ot Mexico
13 - Othe2 foreign waters
Inland Gulf and Gult Intraooaatal Watervay (GWV)
Piacal years 1969 - 1975 - to code a eaaualty on the inland Gulf and GIVW place code 02 in poai tiona 30-31 To code the apecif1o location of the oaaualty rater to page 40 Locate the area that the oasualty occurred on and place that letter 1n position 45 Next place the mile poet reading ia poetiona 46-47
Piacal years 1976 - 1980 - to code a oaaualty on the inland Gulf aDd GIVW use those codes listed on page 11 for positions 30-31 To code the specific looation or the casualty looate the area that the oaaualty occurred on and place the mile post reading 1n positions bullS-47
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Western Rivers
Piseal years 1969 - 1975 - to oode a casualty on the Western Rivera place code 64 in positions 30-31 To code the specific location of the casualt7 refer to page bullo toeate the river that the casualty oooured on and place that letter 1n position 45 Nert place the mile post reading 1n poeitiona 46-47
Pisoal years 1976 - 1980 - to oode a oaaualty on the Western Rivers refer to the next p~ge Locate the river that the casualty occurred on and place those letters in positions 30-31 Next place the mile post reading in positions 45-47
POS 30-31 POS 45-47 Examplebull MP 850 Ohio River -wshy BSO
HP 20 Green River YH 020 HP 1 Iowa River m 007
The procedure for the coding or caaual ties on the Gulf Inland Rivera and Waterways is the same as for Western Rivers The diViding line between the Western Rivers and the Gulf Inland Rivers and Vatervaya is the Huer P Long Bridge looated at MP 1064 Lower Missiaaippi River The divicling line between the Ves tern Rivera ancl the Great Iekee is the Thomas J 0 Brien Look on the Calumet River and the Aahlancl Avenue Bridge on the Chicago River
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Jeatern Rivera
POSITION(S) 30-31
ll~ - Allepen1 River - toru Ohio River at Pittsburgh JB - Atchatalara River - north ot Kor~ City - Port Allen Route
to KP 304 Lover Hieeiaaippi River viamp Old River VC - Arkaaaaa River - HP 582 Lover Miaaiaaippi River VD - Black River - torma Red River VE - Cumberland River -MP 922 Ohio River VF - Dee Moines River - MP 361 Upper Miaaiaeippi River VG - Great Miami River - HP 491 Ohio River VH - Green River - MP 78~ Ohio River VJ - Illinois Vaterva1 - MP 218 Upper Miaaiaaippi River WK - Calumet River - to MP 327 (Great Lakes Rules begin) WL - Chioago River - to MP 322 (Great Lakes begin) VM - Iow River - MP 434 Upper Hiasiaippi River VH - Kanawha River - MP 266 Ohio River VO - Kansas River - HP 367 Mieaouri River WP - Kentucky River - MP 546 Ohio River VQ - Licking River - HP 470 Ohio River VR - Little Kanawha River - MP 185 Ohio River VS - Minnesota River - MP 844 Upper Miasiaaippi River
Hiaeiaaippi River
VT - (Upper) Cairo Ill to source IJU - (Lower) HP 1064 to Cairo Ill tl - Missouri River - MP 195 Upper MiaeiaaiPPi River VV - Monongahela River - torma Ohio River at Pittsburgh VX - Ohio River - enters Miaaiaaippi River at Cairo Ill VY - Old River - HP 304 Lower Hiaaisaippi River VZ - Ouachita River - connected to Red River viamp Blampck River
RA - Red River - MP 304 Lover Hiesiaaippi River viamp Old River RB - Red River o the Morth - torma Minnesota River RC - ST Coi River - MP 811 Upper Missiaaippi River RD - Saline River - MP 867 Ohio River RE - Tennessee River - MP 935 Ohio River RP - Wampbampah River - KP 848 Ohio River RG - llhite River - MP 599 Lower Miaaiaaippi River RH - Jiaconain River - MP 631 Upper Miaaieaippi River RJ - Yazoo River - MP bull37 Lower Miaaiaaippi River
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Gulf Inland Rivers and Vater~ye
POSITION(S) 30-31
AA - Alabama River - source to Mobile River AB - Algiers Canal - from MP 88 LMR to MP 6 8 WHL AC - Atchamptalampya River - mouth to MP 116 WHL AD - Apalachichola River - approximately MP 350 EHL AE - Baramptaris Bay Waterway (includee Bayou Baratamplia) AF - Bayou Tache - MP 115 Atohatalaya River AG - Bayou Lamptourche - MP 35 WHL AH- Bayou Terrebonne- MP 576 WHL AJ - Bayou Boeut - MP 872 WHL to MP 955 WHL AK - Berriok Bay - MP 95 5 WHL AL - Caloaaieu River - MP 2412 WHL AM - lack Warrior River - source to Tombigbee River
- MP 59 WHL
AN - Chattahoochee River - source to Apalaehiohola River AO - Greens Bayous - source to HSC A2 - Harvey Canal - MP 0 GrN to MP 5 GIW AQ - Houma Navigation Canal - HP 59 WL AR - Houston Ship Channel (HSC) - northwest of Galveaton Bay
Gulpound Intracoastal Waterway (GIWW)
AS - East - east or Harvey Locka (SHt) AT - West - west of Harvey Looks (WHL) AU - Inner Harbor Haviption Canal - MP 925 LKR to Lake Pontchartrain AV- Landside Route- HP 872 WHL to MP 367 Morgan City- Port Allen Route AW - Mermentau River - MP 2018 WHL AX- Mississippi River - (Lover) -from ahead of the passes (AHP) to MP 1064 AY - Mississippi River Gulf Outlet - HP 14 EHL A2 - Mobile Rivel - source to Mobile lay BA - Morsan City - Port Allen Route - HP 955 WHL B - Neches River - HP 277 WHL C - Pass a Loutre - AHP to Gulpound ot Mexico ED - Plaquemine - Morgan City alternate route - same as Horgan City shy
Port Allen Route BE - Sabine River - MP 266 JHL to MP 288 WL P - San Jacinto River G - South Pass - AHP BH - Southwest Pass shyBJ - Tombigbebull Rivbullr shyK - Vermillion River
- source to HSC to Gulf ot Mexico AHP to Gulf ot Mexico
source to Mobile River - MP 1591 WHL
POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature ot Caaualty
01 - Collision vith vessel meeting situation 02 - Collision with vessel crossing situation 03 - Collision with vessel ov6rtampking situation 04 - Collision with vessel anchored or moored (use only i not
dookingundoeking) 05 - Collision with vessel while docking or undocking 06 - Collision with vessel in og (tampkea precedence over 01 02 amp03)
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POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature of Casualty (continued)
07 - Colliaion with vessel not otherwiae claaaitied (including minor bumps betweem tug ampnd vessel)
08 - Collision with floating or submerged objects (other than ground)
09 - Collision with fixed objecta piers bridgea bulllocka ampdam bull Por tiacal years 1969 - 1973 use Special Indicator field position 2lr tor tiacal years 1974 - 1980 uae Special Indicator field poaition 80) middot
10 - Collision with ice or ice fields 11 - Collision rl th aida to navigation fixed or floating 12 - Collision other than with vessel not otherwise claaaitied
(Ottahore Riga - Seaplanea) 13 - Explosion andor tire involving liquid bulk cargo
(includes vapors) 1- - Explosion andor tire involving general cargo 15 - Explosion andor tire involving veaaela tuel
(includes vapors) 16 - Pire veaael atructure 17 - Fire veasel equipment (only ~hen damage to veaeel
structure ia incidental minor or abeent) including crank Oampae explosions - beginning tiseampl year 1971
18 - Explosion boiler (whether or not tire results) 19 - Explosion preasure vesaela and oompreaaed gaa
cylinders 20 - Explosion andor tire - not otherviae claaaitied 21 - Groundings with damage 22 - Groundings no damage (cannot have monetary damage to
vesaal liated) 23 - Founderinga 24 - Capsizing with or without ampinking 25 - Plooding swamping ~ithout sinking 26 - Heavt weather damace and weather generally (beginning
fiscal year 1969 rarely used used tor Primary Cause ot caaualty)
27 - Cargo damaabullbull no damage to veaael 28 - Material failure veaael atructure 29 - Material failure machinery and associated engineering
eq_uipment30 - Material failure equipment (other) including oargo
gear propeller ahatt 31 - Caaualty not otherwise claaaipound1ed undetermined or
1nautpound1oiant intormation - earthquake Beginning fiscal year 1969 - enemy action vessel disabled due to fouled propeller
32 - Barge breakaway
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POSITION(S) 34-35 Primary Cause
Valid only tor fiscal years 1963 to 1969
01 - Personnel fault - State pilot 02 - Personnel fault - Pederal pilot 03 - Personnel fault - Foreign pilot 04 - Personnel fault - Licensed personnel 05 - Personnel fault - Certificated personnel 06 - Personnel fault - Unlicensed and unoertiticated
otticer or crew member middot 07 - Personnel fault - Unlicensed pleasure boampt operator 08 - Personnel fault - All others (longshoremen
watchmen repeirmen) 11 - calculated riskerror in judgement 12 - Storms and heavy weather generally 13 - Adverae weather ampnd aeamp conditions not amountinamp
to atollll8 or heavy weather (wind tide breakers) 14 - Unusual currents 15 - Sheer auction bank cushion 16 - Depth ot water leas than charted or otherwise erpected (no personnel fault) 17 - Restricted maneuvering room (no personnel fault) 18 - Charta and publications (erroneous information) 21 - Pailure ot eq_uipment due to normal vear 22 - Pailure ot equipment due to material taul t 23 - Pailure of eq_uipment due to design tault 24 - Pailure ot eq_uipment - careleeanesaimproper
handling31 - Unseaworthy (not auitable tor route or service) 32 - Unknown or ineutficient information - earthquake33 - Paul t on the part of other veaeel or other persona 34 - Improper or lack of maintenance 35 - Pleating debria submerged obJect 36 - Inautticient horsepower - inadequate ampeaiating tugs
Note In cases involving tvo or more vessels vhere one ia totally at tault or bampa a greater degree o taul t the primary cause on the veaael record tor the veaael having major fault should be marked or example Personnel (Stampte Pilot) Pamp~lt on Own VeaaelJ on the veeael~vhioh does not hampve amp major fault the record vould be marked as primary cause ~rault on the Put ot the Other Veaael tt tfhere major taul t eziata on the part ot both veaaela the primary eampuae on each veeael vould indicate ita own primary rault
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PYa 70 - So Causefactor
POSITION 34 POSITION 35
A P P State pilot B P P federal pilot C P P foreign pilot foreign master D P P Licensed personnel E P P Cartifioatad paraonnel P P P Unlio bullbull Unoer personnel G P P Unlicensed pleasure boat H P P All othera (longshoremen amp
harbor workers) I Caloulatad risk
When using codes (A - I) tor position 34 use those codes to the right tor position 35
A Rules ot the Road - (PY 1971) uae apecial rules ot road codes in poations 36-38 and poait1ou 39-41
B Structural failure - improper loading
C Lookout - improperfailure to poet
D Structural failure - excessive speed in heavy weather
G Misjudged ettacts - wind current bull speed
H Kavigation - reliance on floating aids to navigation
J NaViampamption - tailed to ascertain poaition
K Navigation - tailed to utilize all available navigation equipment
L Vessel sherredagreament reached
M Pailura to properly align tow N Lack ot looal knowledge P Inexperienced personnel Q Maneuvered wo proper
uaiatance R Carelessnessinattention
(uleep) S Ialproper corrective procedures T Poor aauanship - fouled
wheelshatt U Pailed - improperly determined
height o tide tailed to correct
V Inadequate control opound asst vessel
W Ialproper mooring towing (tripping)
X Improper aatety precautions - loading intlammable liquidfuelingrepairs
Y Iaproper aecuringrigging z Other not otherwise
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FYs 70 - 80 Causeector
POSrlION 34 POSITION 35
J StoBs heavy weather JC Adverse veather
When using codes (J - K) or position 34 use those codes to the right for position 35
L Unusual currentamp
When using code (L) or position 34t uae t~oae oodea to the right or position 35
A B C D E P G H J K L M N P Q R T
A B C D E Z
Typhoon hurricane etc Gale orca winds Adverse veather - restricted via onl1 Small crat WVnillampB Winds small crat - gale oroe Large ewell - aa across bar Cargc shttt Anchor taUed to holdldripoundted Other Unexp--gu-at-y-v-in--d--d-o-ok--oiliamp--rWl---do-c-k-=-ingmiddot Towmooring part due to heavy weather Squalls - reduced visibilitJvind Anchor parted LT vessel aet down on pierlook Structural failure LT VESSEL SET DOW ON MOORED VESSpoundt Ice
lrratio Strong currentanarrow channel Agreement reachederose current set tov Strollamp surge Outdraftbacklaah rom damlook Other
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lYa 70 - 80 Campueefactor
POSITION 34 POSITION 35
M Sheer auction bank cushion
When using code (M) tor poeition 34 use those codes to the right tor position 35
N Depth leas than charted
When using code (N) tor poaition 34 use those oodee to the right for podtion 35
0 Reetrioted maneuvering room shyno personnel fault
When using code (0) tor position 34 use the code to the right or poaition 35
P Structural Pailure shyno peraonnel rampult
When using code (P) tor position 34 use those codes to the right or poeition 35 bull
A Marro~ channel B Navigating cloee to shore z Other
A Charta erroneous S Area shoalledsilted C Position of bazard doubtful D Publications erroneous H Other
A Not otherwise class1poundied
A Wasted plate and internalsor wood rotted B Yaatampd welda C fracture - plates and internalamp D Fracture - welds E Indent - Minor F Set in - Major G Buckling H Design J ixplosion andor ire - structural
failure aa the result or z Other
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py 70 - 80 Caueetactor
POSITION 34 POSITION 35
Q Equipment tailurenorJDSl wear R Equipment tailurematerial
fault S Equipment failuredesign T Equipment tailursP bull P ot
operating personnel (including improper operation lack or mintsrIampIlce)
When using codes (Q - T) tor position 34 use those codes to right tor position 35
A Main steam system B Auxiliary ateam system C Peed and oondensate system D Salt water system E Preah ~ter system (excluding
teed system) P Cargo oil system G Puel oil service ayatem H Puel oil transfer system J Lube oil system K Hydraulic systems t Pneumatic system M Retriaeration system N Ventilationmiddotayatem P Sanitampry system amphull drainage
system (incl bilge system) Q fire fighting equipment amp lite
sav~ equimpmsnt R Drilling equipment B Electrical (All equipment) T LPGLPG02 system (all compressed
aaaea except decompression chamber) U Decompression chamber PYs 71 - 80 V Crankcase explosion PYs 71 - 80 W Deck equipment - cargo (winches
booms etc) X Deck equipment - other (anchor
vindlaes chain mooring line) Y Pailure or -chinery supports z Other
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PYa 70 80 Causetaotor
POSITION 34
U Unaeaworthr X Improper maintenance
When usinS codes (U X) tor position 34 uae those oodea to the riampht tor poaition 35
V Unknown o thtr
When using code (V) tor position 34 use thoat codes to the right tor poaition 35
POSITION 35
A Pailure or wood hull platiDgmoderate aees
B Steel hull deteriorated C Pailure to blow tubee D Not suitable tor route z Other
A Parga breampkawy improper 110oring B Breakaway due to wake wash C Enemy action D Chemical spill E Vandalism middot P Blow-out G Engine room tire undetarlllined origin H Pire otherundetermined J Dook bollud tailure K Unknown L Drilline eq_uipment M Stability N Progressive fiooding P Vesaal oveilUil and sunk Q Vake damage troll other vessel R fire barge loaded S fire barge empty - not gu lee z Other
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Factors
Valid only for PYs 63 - 7l
The following codes were used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
900 - RS bull450 Action intended 990 - Coast Guard Asaiatance (FYs 70 - 80) 999 - No additional araampa of contributing factora
Hull and Associated Parta
011 - Plates ampnd framing (ateel hull vessels) 012 - Planks tramea fastenings (wood hull vessel) 013 - Bulkheads and decks 014 - Tanka (including cargo fuel water lube oil
double bottom tanks etc)middot 015 - Holda and hatches hatch beams hatch covers 016 - Superstructure 017 - Laddamprs ~ya stairs accommodation ladders 018 - Raila and guards 019 - Masts booms cargo gear (including winches) 020 - Struta stern tube rudder shoe 021 - Ventilators 022 - Watertight closures and assorted equipment 023 - Hull part not otherwise classified 024 - Quarters living spaces toilets etc 025 - Fishing gear
Naviption
026 - Lookout 027 - Congested areas docks piers - restricted
maneuvering 028 - Buoys aids to navigation 029 - Bxceaaive apeed 030 - Channels - restricted maneuvering 031 - Poor visibility 032 - Steering gear including steering engine
rudder auto pilot 033 - Radar 034 - Pathometer sounding machine lead line 035 - Engine order telegraph bell pulls pilot
house engine controls 036 - Navigation lights (improper use of) 037 - Whistle bell born aigcala (improper use) 038 - Navisation equipment - not otherwise classified 039 - Veather generally 040 - Currents and tides
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Area o Cauaal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 A4ditio~l Contributing Pampotors
Valid only tor PYe 63 - 71
The following were ueed tor positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Liteeaviflg
041 - Lite preservers buotant cushions lite rings 042 - Lifeboats and equipment 043 - Liteboat and lite rat launching apparatus 044 -Lite rapoundte lite tloata buoyant apparatus
and equipment 045 - Lifesaving equiplltlent not otherwiae olassiied
Pireighting
051 - Pixed lirelighting systems 052 - Portable tiretighting equipment 053 - Pire detecting syateme alums
Cc11aunioationa
PYa 70-71 060 - Rampdio telephone ailed to useimproper use 061 - Rampdio telegraph telephone auto alarm etc 062 - Visual eignals including searchlights blinker
lags
Miacellaneoua
PY 71 059 - Repleniahment a t see PYa 70-71 068 - Disabled require tow PYa 70-71 069 - Background lighting obscured aide to navition
070 - Yard repairs 071 - Overloading072 Impropel loading or atowage 013 - Insufficient ventilation 074 - Ground tackle including anchor windlass 075 - Towing equipment includihg towing engine 076 - Cargo077 - Miscellaneous deck department equipment - not
otherwise claaaitied 078 - Sunken wreck 079 - Tug assisting080 - Mooring equipment lines winches
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Ar~ ot Campuaampl Connection (Contributing Paotora)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing factors
Valid only for FYa 63 - 71
lh e tolloving codes were used tor poe i tiona 36 - 38 and poaitiona 39 - U
Main Propulsion Machinery
081 - Gaaoline engine and aooeeeoriea (except outboards) 082 - Outboard motors and accessories 083 - Diesel engine and aooeaeories 084 - Steam r60iprocating engines 085 - Steam turbine and turbo-electric 086 - snata and reduction gears 087 - Propeller 088 - Main propulsion bampchinery - not otherviee olaeeitied 089 - Failure ot equipment due to improper or lack ot
IDIintenanc e 091 - Atomic reactor
Boiler
101 - furnaces including tubes caatinga superheaters economizers etc
102 - Fuel oil ayatem - (FY 71) Boiler tuel oil ayatem only
103 - Feedwater syatema including condensers and evaporators 104 - Steam ayatems main and auxillary 105 - Boiler parte and aoceasoriee - not othervise
claeaitied 106 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack ot
maintenance FY 71 107 - Fuel oil system diesel
Machinery Miacellaneoua
111 - Pumps (cargo bilge bampllampat etc) but not ire pumps fuel lube oil or teedvater pumps
112 - Refrigeration ayatema including cargo and ships service
113 - Gasoline engines except main propulsion 114 - Diesel engines ezoept main propulsion 115 - Misoellaneoue machinery - not otherviae classified 116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack ot
aintenance 117 - Miace1laneoua engineering spaces 118 - Miacellaneoua engineering tools or equipment 119 - Bilge pumps
JPY 71 120 - Miscellaneous piping ayatema
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POSITION($) 36-38 Ar~ of Cauaal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Pampotora
Valid only for PYs 63 - 71
The following oodea were used for poaitione 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Electrical
121 - Generators (except main propulsion - see code 085) 122 - Viring 123 - Lights 124 - Controls switches circuit breakers fuses etc 125 - Motors (except main propulsion) 126 - tlectrical equipment - not otherwise olaaaified 127 - Failure or equipment due to improper or lack or
maintenance
Galley and Stewards Depamprtment
131 - Stova rangaa and aaaociated equipment 132 - Galley and steward department parts and ampquipment shy
not otherwise classified PY 71 133 - Butane alleyheating stove PYs 70-71 1~0 - Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
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PYa 71 - 80
Rules opound Road Violations
You can put up to three (3) letter codes in these three (3) positions 1pound leas than three (3) follow with dashes (--)
POSITION (S) 36-38
A Rule 2 Improper lightss Rule 3 Lighti for towing c Rule 4 Not under command lightaapecial operations
(or pilot rulea-apecial operations) Rule 5-10 Lights towed vesselsmall vesselpilot vessel
fishing vessel - stern lightD Rule ll Anchor lightsE Rule 15 Pog sigJlamplaP Rule 16 Speed in togaignal forward of beam
Substantial action
G Rule 17 Sail veaeela H Rule 18i Meeting situations I Rule 18ii1 Danger a1pal J Rule 18v Bend signal K Rule 18viii Overtaking L Rule 19 Crossing situation M Rule 20 Sail vessel right or wayexcept in narrow channel N Rule 21 Privileged vessel maintain course amp signal P Rule 22 Burdened vessel avo1~ crossing ahead Q Rule 23 Burdened vessel keep clear R Rule 24 Overtaking vassal keep clear S Rule 25 Keep to starboard aide opound chanDel T Rule 26 Right opound way ot fishing vaaaela U Rule 27 General prudential rule V Rule 28 Course signals internationalbacking inland fl Rule 29 Rule or good seamanship (lookout) z Rule Failure to render aeaiatance
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Rules of Road Violamptions
You can put up to three (3) letter codes in these three (3) positions 1pound leas tbampn three (3) follov with dashes (--)
POSITION(S) 39-41
A Excess speed a Insufficient pover c Wrong aide ot channel D Pailura to sound signals pound Meeting situation turned lett P Crossing situation burdened tailed to give vay G failed to atop or back H Elaei 1e asaneuver too little too late I Overtaking vessel ailed to keep oleer J Overtaken vessel tailed to maintain course ampa peed K Vind sea or current faotore L Agreement raaohed vessel sheered M bull Improperno lookout N Radio telephoneP RS 4450 action intended R Improper lightsshapes) T Person in charge intoxicated
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Araa ot ~ueal Connection
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Factors
PYe 72 - 80
These codes vera used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
900 - RS 4450 Action intended 990 - Coast Guard assistance (FYa 70 - 80) 991 - Violation ot Lav 999 - No additional areas ot contributing poundactors
Deecriptive Codes
026 - Lookout 027 - Congested areas docks piers - restricted maneuvering 028 - Buoys aids to navigation 029 - Excessive speed 030 - Channels - restricted maneuvering031 - Poor visibility 039 - Weather generally 040 - Currents and tides
Miscellaneous
048 - Failure to secure (or improper) 059 - Replenishment at sea 068 - Disabled require tow 069 - Background lighting obscured ampids to navigation 070 - Yard repaire includes gaa tree (FYa 73 - 80) 071 - Overloading bull 072 - Improper loading or atowage 073 - Insufficient ventilation 076 - Cargo078 - Sunken wreck 079 - Tug assisting
Machinery Miecellaneous
116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack opound mampintenance
Gamplley and Stewards DepUtment
140 - Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
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Arampas ot Causal Connection Additio~l Contributing Factors
The folloving contributing factor codes vere added in fiscal year 1972 These codes provided a greater degree or flexibility and apeoiticity in denoting cauaal connections areas ot damage 8Zld contributing causes to casualty
POSITIONS) 36-38 and 39-41
Hull 400-419
400 Hull - general 401 Hull - external-fvd 13 - bottom 402 Hull - external-midsection bottom 403 Hull - external-aft l3 - bottom 404 Hull - external-tvd l3 - aideahell 405 Hull - external-midshipsect1on-s1deahell 406 Hull - exte~nal-att l3 - aideshell 407 Hull - internale-fvd 13 408 Hull - internals-midsection 409 Hull - internals-aft l3410 External plating-superstructure 411 Internal framing-superstructure 412 Weather decks - main 413 Weather decks - superstructure 414 Decks - internal including tank top US Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
Yd 13 416 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
midsection 417 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
att 13 418 Bulkheads - above main deck 419 Bulkheads - longitudinal
Hull Damampge 920-929
920 Wasted - plate and internals 921 Wasted - veldrivet 922 Fractured - plate and internals 923 Fractured - weldrivet 924 Indented - minor 925 Set in - major 926 Buckled 927 Holed 928 Fractured - other 929 roken up (ie on rocks etc
Work Spaces 426-444
426 Work spaces - generalother 427 tork spaces - engine 428 Work spaces bull engine shops
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
429 Work spaces - engine store roome 430 Work spaces - engine paint locker 431 Work spaces - miac eng spaces (shaft
alley vent rooms) 432 Work spaces - bridge ampaav spacee 433 Work spaces - deck shops 434 Work spaces - deck storerooms 435 Work spaces - paint locker 436 Work spaces - cargo holds 437 Work spaces - cargo holds Tveen deck 438 Work spaces - cargo holds lo~er 439 Work spaces - galley 440 Work spaces - galley ato~ea
(includes ete~arda) 441 Work spaces - main deck cargo vinch
area 442 Work spaces - main deck cargo hold
area 443 Work spaces - reefer holds 444 Work spaces - fish hold
Living Spaces 446-450
446 Living spaces - crev 447 Living spaces - crev toiletsho~er 448 Living spaces - passenger 449 Living spaces - passenger toiletshower 450 Living spaces - passenger (other)
Built-in Tanka 451-466
451 Tanks - ballut(beginning PY 73) 452 Tanka - atterpeaklateru rake 453 Tanks - cargo oil 454 Tanka - cctrerdamadoubleakin 455 Tanka - deep 456 Tanka - distilled water 457 Tanka - double bottom 458 anka - drainvells 459 lanks - torepeaklbownke 460 Tanka - tuel oil day tank 461 lampnks - fuel oil settlera 462 Tanka - potable water 463 Tanka - sewage 464 Tanks - sump 465 Tanka - voids 466 Tanks - other
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POBITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Hull amp Hull Fittinamps amp Outfittings 467 - 484
467 Cargo battens and cleats 468 Cargo oontampiner cells 469 Cargo contLiner stowage fittings 470 Equipment stowage 471 Pire stltion boxea 472 Grain handling ampnd stowage fittings 473 Hamptoh tent arrangements 474 Lashing fittingscargo tie down 475 Mooring fittings generampl 476 Mooring bitts and foundations 477 Mooring pawls and chain stoppers 478 Protective devices 479 Safety rails ampnd fittings 480 Securing devices 461 Skylights 482 Windows - port holesdead lights 483 Wire reels 484 Other
Deck Covering 485-493
485 Living spaces 486 Galley spaces 487 Deck treads and nonskid 488 Ladder treads 489 Portable gratings 490 Toiletshower spaces 491 Wood decking 492 Working spaces 493 Other
Access 494-515
494 Accommodation ladders 495 Doors - general 496 Doors - cargo 497 Doors - exterior 498 Doors - interior 499 Doors - reefer 500 Doors - watertight SOl Ploor plates ampnd supports 502 Gratings and supports 503 Laddera inclined - external 504 Ladders portable inclined - external 505 rddera vertical inclined - external 506 Ladders inclined - internal 507 Laddera portable inclined - internal 508 Ladders vertical inclined - internal 509 Manholes 510 Scuttles 511 Ship B gampngWa)
POSITION($) 36-38 and 39-41
512 Sideports 513 Stages 514 Working platforms 515 Other
Deck amp Carso 516-589
Mampats Booms amp Rigging 516-531
516 General 517 locka 518 Booms - general ampmisc small 519 Heavy lit booms 520 Car carriers 521 F6nders 522 Lanyarda 523 Mampata and kingposts 524 Nets 525 Rigging - general526 Slings 527 Spreaders 528 Fishing gear ~ general 529 Nets 530 Booms masts etc 531 Boom cradle
Winches 535-555 bull 535 Boat winches 536 Cargo winches 537 Fishing winches 538 Hand winches 539 Towing winches 5U Other 542 Anchorveesel anchored 543 Anchor chain-including riding
pawldevils olav 544 Anchor windlass - general 545 Automatic mooring winches 546 General-control-teaturea 547 Capstans - generampl 548 Mooring winches - general 549 Mooring lines-generalunknown
vessel moored 550 - Natural tiber 551 - Wire rope 552 - Srnthetic rope 553 - Towing cable 554 - Misc towing equip 555 - Other
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POSTIONS) 36-38 and 39--1
Cranes 556-558
556 Gentry eranes - general 557 Revolving cranes - general 558 Other
Hatch Covers 559-563
559 Hatch beams and boards 560 Pontoons and beams middot 561 Mechanical hatch covers-general 562 Mechanical hatch covers-electric
hydraulic drive general 563 Mechanical hatch covers electroshy
mechanical drive general (chain etc )
Elevators Conveyors and Dumbwaiters s6s - 571
565 Conveyors - cargo general 566 Dumbwaiters 567 Elevators - cargo - general 568 Elevators - personnel569 Engineers platform hoist 570 Pork lifts 571 Other
Steering Gear 572-588
572 Bov thruster - general 573 Steering gear - general 574 Cross head and erose head drive 575 Pollov-up mechanism (linkages) 576 Hydraulic system 577 Lubrication 578 Pumps 579 Rams cylinders 580 Steering stands amp trick vheela 581 Rudder - general 582 Carrier bamparing 583 Horn 584 Pintle and gudgeon 585 Stock bearing 586 Stock packing gland 587 Planking ~udder
588 Other
Stabilizers 589
589 Stabilizers - general
Galley and lAundry 590 - 600
590 Galley equipment - generalother 591 Laundry equipment - generalother
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
592 Dish washers 593 Steam galley equipment - general 594 Garbage disposals ampchutes 595 Miscellaneous mechanical equipment 596 Ovens 597 Pressing and ironing equipment 598 Range$ 599 Refrigerators 600 Washing maohinea and dryers
Cargo Hold Dehumidiie~s 601
601 Cargo hold dehumidiioation-generampl (cargo air)
Heating Ventilation amp Air Conditioning b02-bl2
602 Air conditioning - general 603 Ventilation - general 604 Covla 605 Dampera 606 Ducts and supports 607 Goosenecks 608 Heaters - electric 609 Steam or hot water 610 Gaaolineoil 611 Gas (butane etc) 612 Other
Main ProyenSla1on 613-7 8
Diesel Engines 613-635
613 Main propulsion diesel engine 614 Main propulsion diesel governing system 615 Main propulsion diesel reduction 618 Fmerg dieaal generator engiae - general 619 Elmerg diesel generator eiigiDe - engine
(excluding accessories) gov~ system
620 Elmerg diesel gen eng - inat~umentation 621 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral diesel
oil B1Btera 622 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral freah
vater cooling ayatem 623 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral lube
oil system
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POSITION($) 36-38 alld 39-41
624 Emerg dieeel gen engine - integral starting mechanism
625 Ships aervioe diesel gen engine shygeneral
626 Ships service diesel sen engineshyengine excluding aeeeaaoriee) governinamp 171 tem
627 Ships service diesel generator 628 Ships aervice diesel generator
engine - integral diesel oil system 629 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral fresh water cooling system 630 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral lube oil system 631 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral starting mechanism 632 Lifeboat diesel enginea 633 Small boat gaaoline engine shy
(inboard)634 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(outboard) 635 Otherdiesel cargo pumps on Tank barge 636 Main propulsion turbines - general
(hignlov pressure) 637 Governing system 638 Integral gland seal regulating 639 Integral lubrication ayatem 640 Jacking gear 641 Maneuvering valves 642 Main propulsion gears - (reduction
gears) 643 Integral lubrication ayatem 644 Other
Shafting end Bearings 645 - 652
6i5 Bearings - general646 Shafting - general 6-7 Line 68 Tail 649 earing - thrust 650 Stern tube assembly - oil lubrication 651 Stave typeatutpound1ng boz 652 Other
Pl-olllers 653 - 657
653 hopellara - solid 65-4 Built-up 655 Controllable pitch propellers-general 656 Control ecbaniem 657 Othernot apecitied
Turbinea 658 - 665
658 Emergency generator gas turbines 659 Main propulaion gas turbines
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-middot1
660 Ships service generator ~a 665 Other
Vacuum EqUipment 666-671
666 Au111ary air ejectors ampcondensers 667 Auxiliary condensers 668 Ezhampust condenser 669 Main air ejectors amp condensers 670 Main condenser 671 Other
Pump (poundor both deck and engine room) 672 - 677
672 Centrifugal pumps - gerteral 673 Hand pumps 674 Hy-draulic motore - genePel 675 Hy-draulic puml)a - gerteral676 Reciprooa ting pumpa - prteral 677 Rotary pumps - general
PipY Pittinga amp Vallea poundor both deck and engine room) 6amp1-695
681 Pleible Tubing682 Gauge Linea 683 Hose (other than poundire) 664 Pipe pounditt~ 665 Pipirtg686 Sea cheats ampoverboard discharge
oonneotiona bull 687 Sea strainers (in piping) 688 See valves 689 System fittings (strainers tilterst
traps etc ) drains 690 Tubing 691 Valves - general 692 Regulating 693 Reliet 694 Check balance 695 Other
Compressors 696 - 698
696 Air compreaaors - general 697 Refrigeration compressors - general 698 Other
AU1liarz Sta tam furbiDe a amp Gears 99 - 707
699 Pump turbines - general 700 Goverrting aratem 701 Integral lubrication 111tem
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POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
702 Ships service generator turbines shygeneral
703 Ships service generator turbines shygoverning eyetem
704 Ships service generator turbineamp shyintegral gland aeal regulating a19tem
705 Ship a se~vioe generator turbines shyintegral lubricating system
706 Ships service generator turbines shyreduction gear assembly
707 Other
Boilers 708 - 130
708 Air heaters 709 Boiler casings 710 Boiler drums and internals 711 Boiler tubes 712 Boiler valves 713 Boiler water level indicators 714 Boiler water testing 715 Brickwork and refractoryfirebox 716 Burner lame scanning system 717 Burner ignition system 718 Combustion control 719 Desuperheatera 720 Draft gauges 721 Fuel oil burners ampair register 722 Feed water regulators 723 Economizer 72~ Sampety valves 725 Smoke indicators 726 Soot blowers 727 Superheaters 728 Superheater temperature regulators 729 Uptakes and inner stack 730 See 744
Blowers and Pane 732 - 734
732 Forced draft blowers - generalor turbo air intake on diesel
733 Ventilation tans - general 734 Other
Unfired Pressure Vampaaell and Non-built-tanka 735 - 741
735 Air receivers 736 Drain tanks 737 Expansion tLnke 738 Gravity tanks 139 Hydraulic accumulators 740 Mirlng tanka 741 Other
POSITION(S 36-38 and 39-41
Coolers Condensers 742 - 753
742 Coolers - general 743 Diesel oil purifier heater 744 Peed water beater amp vent condenser - gen 745 Lubrication oil purifier heater 746 Main propulsion lubrication oil coolers 747 Reefer compartment air eoolera 748 Reefer compartment pipe coila 749 Reefer condensers 750 Reefer liquid auction heat exchangers 751 Reefer secondary rerig eoolers 752 Cargo and fuel oil heating coils 753 Other
Purifiers 754
754 Puriiere
Evaporators 755 - 758
755 Contaminated steam generators 756 High preeaure evapora tore 757 Lev pressure evaporatoramp 758 Other
Electrical 759 - 780
759 Main motor 760 Main motor air cooler 761 Main generator 762 Main generator air cooler
Electric Generatora 763 - 765
763 Emergency cenerator - general 764 Ships service generators - general 765 Other
Electric Power Distribution 766 - 776
766 Batteries 767 Battery charcera 768 Distribution panels (other than
switchboard panels 769 Emergency generator switchboard 770 Lighting panels 771 Power panels 772 Ships service generator switchboard 773 Teet panel 774 Tranaormers 775 Wiring 776 Other
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POSTION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Motors and Controllers 777 - 780
777 Electric motors 778 Electric motors 779 Electric motor
maohinery) 780 Electric motor
machinery)
(non-deck machinery) (deck machinery)
controllers (non-deck
controllers (deck
Interior Communications 781 - 794
781 Telephone system 782 Call bell system
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Lighting 817 - 821
817 Lighting - crev areee (includes eiring) 818 Lighting - navi~tion 819 Portable lighting 820 Searohlights 821 Othercargo holds
Miaoellampneous Workshop Equipment 822 - a3a
822 Burning equipment 823 Drill presses
783 Cargo oil temperature recording system 824 Engine test stand 7811 Engine order telegraph 785 Engineers signal and alarm system 786 General alarm system 787 Individual system alarm systems
(excluding specific equipment alarms) 788 Propeller shaft revolution
indicator system 789 Repoundrigeration temperature
recording system 790 Rudder angle indicator system 791 Salinity indioator system - teed
condensate 792 Sound povered telephone system 793 Wheelhouse alarm system 794 Other
Exterior Communications 795 - 801
795 Auto alarm 796 Lifeboat portable radio equipment 797 Radio telegraph equipment 798 Radio telegraph equipment 799 Radio teletype Equipment BOO Bridgebridge radio 801 Otherharbor advisory radar
Navigation Equipment 802 - 816
802 Course recorder 803 DECCA navigator 804 Echo depth sounder 805 Electric steering - gyro pilot system 806 Pog gong 807 Gyro compass system 808 Loran 809 Hampgnetic copaaa 810 Radar - general 811 Radar - collision avoidance 812 Radio direction finder 813 Ship B bell 81JI Signal lights 815 Whistle siren 816 Other (charts poundailed to use etc)
825 Grinders 826 Hand tools 827 Hydraulic jacks 828 Lathes 829 Lifting gear - including chain
all and come-along 830 Milling machines 831 Paint aprampying outfit 832 Power drive portampble tools 833 Sav - motor drivenmiddot 83Jt Shapers 835 Welding equipment 836 Work bench 837 Vises 838 Other
Inatrumenta (not covered in other main components) B39 - B45
839 Clinometers 840 Main gauge board 841 Portampble instruments 842 System indicating instruments 843 Srstem recording instruments 844 Teat instrumentation 845 Other
Automamption (not covered in other main components) 846 - 852
846 Bell recorderamp 847 Bridge console 848 Condition recorders temperature
pressure etc 81f9 Engineroom console 850 Inormation recorders 851 Throttle control equipment 852 Other
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POSITON(S) 36-38 Area of Cauaal Connection (Contributing Paotore)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Paotora
The following cOdes were used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Firefiibting 853 - 864
653 Fixed systems - fire maine and hose 854 C02 855 Steam 656 Sprinkler 857 Other 858 Semi-portable - C02 859 Portable - C02 860 Other 861 Fire ~etecting systems and alarms 862 Emergency equipment - (breathing apparatus ax et~) 864 Other
Lifesaving 865 - 874
665 Life preserver - approved866 Lite preserver - diaapproved 667 Buoyant oushion lite ring 868 Lifeboat 869 Equipment 870 Davits (launching apparatus) 871 Lite raft - inflatable 872 Launching apparatus 873 Other (bouyant apparatus and lite floats) 874 Lite aaving equipment not otherwise claaaitied
Miscellaneous 875 - 878
875 Main propulsion reciprocating 876 Main bearings 877 PistonampJ rod etc 878 Jacking gear
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POSITION(S) 42 ~eather at Time of Casualty
1 - Clear 2 - Partly Cloudy 3 - Overcaa t 4 - Pog 5 - Rain 6 - Snow 7 - Other (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSITION(S) 43 Visibility at Time of Campaualty
1 - Leas than 14 mile 2 - l4 to leas than 12 mile 3 - 12 to lees than 1 mile 4 - 1 mile to leas than 2 miles 5 - 2 miles and over (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSTION(S) 44 Wind at Time of Casualty
1 - Calm 2 - 1-3 knots 3 - 4-10 knots 4 - 11-16 knots 5 - 17-27 knots 6 - 28-40 knots 1 - U-55 knots 8 - 56-65 knots 9 - greater than 65 knots (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSITION(S) 45-47 Air Temperature at Time of Campaualty - Fahrenheit (FYa g3 - 6a5
POSITION(s) 45-47 Specific Location o Caaualty (PYa 69 - 80)
POSITION(S) 45 Great Lakes (FYa 69 - 80)
T - Lake Huron Straits o Hackinampo and St Marys River
U - Lake Ontario and Lower N~ River St Lawrence River Lake Champlain and New York State Barge Canal System
V - Lake Michigan
W - Lake Superior
I - Lake Erie including Niagara River Detroit River Lake St Clair and St Clair River
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POSITION(S) 46middot47 Use nearest degree of latitude and longitude respectively
Location Codes tor the High Seas (FYs 69 bull 80)
Pind the loeamption ot the casualty on the attached chart (titled Open Ooeen Coding Chart) by utilitzing the latitude ampnd longitude Enter alpha ohampracter located in large blocked area in Poeition 45 Enter tile nWDber loeampted in upper left hand corner of the small squares vithin cb blocked area in positiona Jt6 and 47
Coastal iiampters (FYa 69 - 70)
Use first three digits of the five digit index on the folloving page I the first digit is e one then subaitute ampn S in ita place
Coastal ~aters (FYa 71 - 75)
Use the first three digits of the five digit index on the folloving page
PYs 76 bull 80 to oode an area in the Coastal U S first refer to pages 36-39 aM loeate the geographical point where the casualty occurred or the point closest to the location o the caaualty If a eampeuamplty occurred on the high a eea and a coaa tal poaition is used as a reference point then indioate that reference point or point or the list closest to it When the geographloal point has been determined use the second thru forth nWIIbera of the listinamp and place them in positions 45-47 The folloving example vill illustrate the above 111ethodt
A casualty occurs near Myrtle Beach South Carolina Using a map or chart it is determined thampt Myrtle Beach is located nearest to Georgetown Lisbt whoee second thru forth digits are 201 This number is placed in positions 45-47
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OPEN OCEAN CODING CHART
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Western Rivers Gulf and Gulf Interooaatal Waterway (PYa 69 - 75)
POSITION(S) 45
A - Lover Kiesieeippi River from head of peasea to Ohio River (AHP) APS - Preeport Sulfur Campnal AGO - Gulf Outlet ASW - SW Pass ASP - South Pass AAL - Pase Loutre
B - Upper Miaaiaeippi River - from mouth of the Ohio River to Minneapolis including the St Croix River LAke St Croix and Minnesota River
C bull Illinois Vatervay - mouth to Chieampgo
D - Alleghany River - from Pt Pittsburg to Oil City Pennsylvania
E - Honogahela River - from Pt Pittsburg to source
p - Missouri River - from junction ~ith Hiseieaippi River to head of navigation
G - Kanawaha River - from junction vith Ohio River to heampd of navigation
H - Kentucky River - from junction vith Ohio River to ht~ad of Dampviption
J - Cumberland River - from junction vith Ohio River to head of navigation
K - Tennessee River - from junction vith Ohio River to Knoxville Tennessee
L - Arkansas River - from junction vith Hissiseippi River to head of navigation
H - Gulf Intercoastal Vaterway (vest) - from Harvey Locks vest to Brownsville Texas
HP - Horgan City Port Allen Route HA - Atchatalara River HB - Barataria Itatervay ML - Bayou LAFourche HH - kouma Navigational Canal MC - Calcaaieu River MV - Vermillion River MBS - Bayou Sorrel MQB - Brazos River MHO - Harvey Locka Algiers Canal M28 - Vest Port Arthur Bridge H09 - Horgan City Bridge MAB - Bervick Bar ridge HTG - Tennessee Gamps Pipeline Canal
H - Gulf Intercoastal Waterva) (eaat) - from Nev Orleane to terminus
P - Ohio River - from Pt Pittsburg to source
Q - Other Rivera
QG - Green River HSC Houston Ship Channel
POSITION(S) 46-47 Designate river mile to nearest ten miles eg mile 3ll6 35
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POSITON(S) 4B Sea Conditions at time opound Cauualtr
1 - Calm 2 - Seaavell 5-15 poundeet 3 - Seaavell 16-20 teet 4 - Seampavell 21-40 teet
or slight chop o~ moderate chop-rough or heampvy chopvery rough
5 - Seaavell over 40 teet 6 - Ice (-) Unknown or inautficient information
POSITION(S) 49-50 s Temperature at Time of Casualty (PYa 63 - 68)
- ~enheit
POSITION(S) 49-50 Specific Type ot Vessel (PYs 69 - 80)
These positions allov tor further specifying the vessel type coded in positions 13-14
01 Artificial Island
01 Mobile drilling rig submersible 02 Mobile drilling rig semi-submersible 03 Mobile drilling ~ig jaok-up 04 Work over rig jaok-up 05 Work over rig other 99 Fixed plattormaztificial island
02 Freis t ship
Position lt9
P Liberty ship (conversion) Q Victory ship R C-1 A S C-1 B T C-2 U C-3 V C-4 W C-5 X C-6 Y C-7amp8 Z T-2 (dry)
Position 50
Q General A Bulk carrier S Container ship (or deck) T Railroad carrier l~ghters U Selpound-unloampder V Combe freight carecontainers W LIGLPG X ROROY Molten sultur Z Ammoniahazardous material chemical
9 Other (inter-island treight small)
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POSITION(S) ~9-50 Specific ype opound Vassel (oonttnued)
03 Freight Barge end 28 Freigpt amprge Hazardoua Mampter1ampla
06 Dr7 eamprgo unspecified 79 Ocean bulk ( petro phoaphampte etc )07 Open hopper 80 Ooaan other (lumber dock) 08 Covered hopper 81 lAah barge 09 Deck loading 99 Other or unknown (dWilp acov) 10 Railroad or container 11 Dr7 cargo other 12 Shellsandrock barge
0 Commercial Vessels - Freight or Pueengers
13 011 industry supply vessel (except orev boats) 70 Fishing aupplytrertaport 98 Diving barge 99 Otherunkrtovn NOC (eg workboat amp misc)
05 Conatruction amp Wrecking Vessels
14 Derrick berge 15 Pile driver 16 Pipe layingjetting 17 Drilling barge 18 Drilling ship salt-propelled 19 Drilling tender rig tender 99 Construction vessel other (dredge tender power barge barge tender)
06 - 07 Dredge
06 Dredge salt-propelled 07 Dredge non-self-propelled
08 Fishing Vessel
Poaition 49 Position 50
A - Haul seines A - Shrimp B - Purse seines amp lampar nete B - Ground poundiah (flounder haddock perch C - Bag netscoop nets cod) D - Beam travla c - Salmon E - Other trawls (trawls amp D - Tuna
shrimp trawla) dragger E - OJater P - Pots amp trapa p - Crab king G - Gill nets G - Crab other K - Hook amp bait including trollers H -Menhaden J - Longline J - Lobster K - h-edge Ilt - Clam L - Tongraketork L - Scallop K - Canner7 vessel or tender M - Halibut 9 - Other not otherwise classified N - Snappergrouper (-) Unlmow 9 - Other
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Specific Type opound Vessel (continued)
09 TugboatsTowboats
20 - Harbor tug (vessel assistance) 21 - Marborintracoaatal towing 22 - Ooeanotfahore towing 23 - Riverinland towing (pushing) 24 - Riverinland towing (towing astern) 25 - Switcher 67 - Tail boat (tow assistance) 68 - Head boat (tow aeaistampnoe) 70 - Integrated tug barge 99 - Other unknown not otherwise classified
10 Paaaanger Vessel Over 65 100 GT and Over
11 Passenger Vessel Over 65 Under 100 GT
12 Passenger Vessel Under 65
27 - crewboat 28 - Charter fishing 29 - Water taxi 60 - Excursion vesselsight seeing 99 - OtherNOC (eg hydrofoil)
13 Perr1es Over 65 100 GT and Over
14 Parries Over 65 Under 100 GT
15 Perries Under 65
90 - Auto 91 - Railroad cars 92 - Passenger 93 - Passengerauto
16 Passenger Barge (Incl Cable Perry Barges amp Piahing Barge)
17 TltUlk Vessel
30 - T-2 31 - EX t-2 (eg jumbo-ized) 32 - T-1 33 - T-3 34 - T-5 97 - Dampngeroua cargo (tetra ethyl lead methyl lead aqua ammonia) 99 - Other NOC (inland or amall coaa tal)
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Spec1pound1o ype ot Vessel (continued)
18 or 29 Tank Barges
35 bull Liquid cargo barge unapecitied36 - Single skinned liquid barge 37 - Double skinned liquid barge (including olean petrochemicals eg
aromatics trichloride) 38 - Cylinder tank open hopper and void 39 - Cylinder tank decked over 40 - Other liquid barge (eg brine drilling mud etc) 41 - LPGLIG (butane open hopperpropylene) 42 - Chlorine 43 - Sulfur liquid 44 - Ammonia preeeure tLnk 45 - Ammonia low temper~ture 46 - tow temperature other 47 - Acid aulturic 48 - Acid other 49 - Caustic unspecified 50 - Caustic soda liquid51 - Caustic aodamp high temperature52 - High temperature other 69 - Styrene adiponitrile acrylonitrile pampraylene vinyl acetate
ethyl benzene alkyl benzene 71 - Ethyl ether 99 - Ammonia sulfate liquid (aelf unloaded)
fertilizer other
23 Miacellaneoue Vessels
53 - Pleasure craft 54 bull Reeeamprchoceanographic veaael 55 - Sub tender catamaran 56 - Seaplane 57 - Pilot vessel 58 - Cable ahip59 - Submersible 63 - LSTLCM etc mil lighter 64 - Sludge sewage etc 76 - Man-o-war 77 - Dredge self-propelled 78 - Dredge non-self-propelled 86 - Perry boat 87 - Seine boat 88 - School boat 99 - Other ~kelp outter state enforcement eg Pish and
Wild tire drydook)
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POSITION(S) 5l-52t Number or Crev Member Killed or Missing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 53-54t Number or Passengers Killed or Missing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 55-56t Number or Longshoremen amp Harbor Vorkers Killed or Missing amp Presumed i5eampd
POSITION( B) 57-58r Number or Others Killed or Hiaaing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 59-60r Number of Crew Membera Injured amp Incapacitated Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 61-62 Number or Passengers Injured amp Incapacitated Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 63-64r Number ot LolShoremen ampHarbor Vorkers Injured amp Incapaci ta ted Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 65-66 Number ot Others Injured ampIncamppampcitampted Over 72 Houramp
If a vessel casualty involvea deaths andor injuries see coding instructions titled Personnel Injuries and Deaths
POSITION(S 67-70a Estimated toeaDamage to Vessel
POSITION($) 71-74 Eatillllited LoaaDamage to Cargo
POSITION(S) 75-78r Estimated LossDamage to Other Property
Code in unite ot thoueands but first round orr to nearest thoueands For emmpler Ipound the value is SlSOO round it ott to 2000 and code ampa 0002 It the value is $4499 round it ofpound to $4000 and code as 0004 tor positions 69 - 78t
POSIriON(S) 79 Veaeel amp Total Loss
l - Yea 2 - No
POSITION(S) BOa Piller (unused) (FY 1e 63 -73)
POSITION(S) 80r Special Indicator (PYs 74 - 80) previously position 21 ~see page 5 tor codes)
POSIriON(S) 81-82t Clendar Year
POSITION(S) 83-B~r Piacal Year
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I VESSEL NAMEDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATON V S COAST GUARD CODE SHEET -MARINE CASUAL TV STATISTICS
CGHQ-4095 Rev 12bull75)
1
2
2 CASE NO ( 1bull5)
11 SEQUENCE NUMBER
17 A
NATURE 132middot331
NSTRUCTIONS
Vessel casualty with no personal injuries or death 3 Vessel casualty and personal injury or death Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers code all items in Sections Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers and enter codes in Sections 1 and 2shy1 and 2 of code sheet For each related CG-924E enter codes in Section 3 of same code sheet if there are 2
or more persns involved enter data frol)l first CGmiddot924E in Col A of Section 3 data Personal injury or death not involving a vessel casualty from second m Col B etc If more than 4 persons involved use a second code sheet Obtain data from CG-924E and related papers code all items in Sections entering data in Sections 1 and 3 1 and 3 of code sheet
3 VESSEL NO 4 CG INbull 16bull11 J INSPECTmiddot
ED liZ I
CJ Imiddot v es
CJ bullmiddot NO
12 GROSS TONNAGE 1201
Otmiddot o-u 0- 16bull00 CJamiddot I 0bull3 00 Dmiddot ao1middotsoo [_]smiddot so1middot1 ooo
tASU-L TY PARTICULARS B c o
PRIME AREA ADD CAUSE CAUSAL CONT 134middot)151 CONN FACT
3ampmiddot3 II 1311middot40
22 SEA CONDITIONS 148)
SEE SWELL IN FEET)
Otmiddot CALM Osmiddot 41 ANO uP
Dmiddot 5middot15 ISLIGHTI [_)6bull ICE
Oamiddot u-zo tMOOERATEI
Dmiddot 21bull40 lfIOUGHI Otmiddotl UNKNOWN
Z8 TYPE OF 29 NAME OF INJURY VICTIM
J QeatiIIMlss I st Initial 2692192lt1E 2nd Initial or X
2-middotJnjury (924E 2692) I st Three Letters
3middot Qeath+1iss of Last Name 924E Only
ltImiddot Injury 924E Only
12111 lt261 1271 128bull30)
A
B
c
D
s TYPE OF 6 PFIOPU LSI ON II 5) VESSEL
Q1bullSTEAM 511314) 0 bull ~~~t~Eo
0middot 1001bull5000 0middot SOobull0000
Oamiddot toootmiddotuooo CJDmiddot 1amp001 ANO UP Otmiddot) UNKNOWN
18 WEATHER 142)
01middot CIEAR
CJ2middot PAITIY CLOY
Oa- oVERCAST
04middot FOG
235 E Rmiddot VICE OF VESSEL 14 g-~0)
30 PAPERS OF 31 INJURED PERS
SECTION Imiddot DATA REQUIRED ON ALL CASES
0middot MOTOR(Diesel) CJe- OTHEIl
[_]amiddot GASOLINE Q7middot NUCLEAR
Q4middot SAIL
LENGTH1 middot
01- omiddot6s Dmiddot u-too CJ3bull I 01middot200 0middot201bull300 011middot 301bull400
CJIbull RAIN
OmiddotSNOW
CJ7middot OTI-iER
Otmiddot)UNK
24 A
CREW CUmiddotD2l
STATUS
Imiddot Passen eer Imiddot Licensed 2middot LoneslltHW 2middot Documented 3- Tankerman 3- None 4middot Other ltImiddot Other (Include 5middot Artificial or
Foreien SeameJi fix struct worker
6middot Oeck crew 7middot Engine crew 8- Steward Oept
1311 lUI
OtmiddotJ UNKNOWN
7 PERSON IN CHARGE
116)
SECTION 2 bull VESSEL CASUALTY OAT A
8 DATE OF CASUALTY MO MIO MOOF CODE IN II EST
CAS COMP IZ II117middot18) IilllbullOJ I
(IN FEET) 12 7) Ill HULL MATERIAL 128)
4 OImiddotSOO CJtmiddot STEEL Umiddot OTHER I 01 middot6 00 []2middot wooo INCLUDES
FERRObull 601bull700 Oamiddot CEMENT CEMENT 701 AND UP Qmiddot PLJlSTIC 01-1 UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN CJ8bull ALUMINUM
19 VISIBILITY ltIN MILES) 143) zo WINO UN KNOTS)
01middot HAZARDous uo-114 01middot CALM CJsmiddot 17-117
CJ2bull IIEIl Y gtOOR II 4bull1121 0middot 1bull3 KT 06middot Ubull40
Oamiddot oooR 1112-1 1 CJ5middot GOOOiio ANO UPI 0middot 4bull10 Q7middot 41middotU)
DmiddotFAIR (1bull2) 01middot) UNKNOWN 0middot 11middot16 [Je- 50-Ul
KILLED OR MISSING 25 INJURED AND INCAPACITATED 26 e c o A s c o
PASS LoNG OTHER CREW PASS LONG OTHER 13bull541 SHR 157middot561 IUmiddotOOI 1151middot521 SHR 6~-0~1
IUmiddotIU IUbullUl
SECTION 3middot PERSONAL INJURY DEATH 32 ACTIVITY 33STATUS
OF SUFVR Imiddot Off Duty 2middot Deck Dep Dty 1- Licen11e 3middot Eng Dep Oty 2middot Document 4middot Stew Qep Oty 3middot Unlic 5middot Handle Cargo Undoc 6middot Fishinc ltImiddot Loncsh 7middot Ori lis Har Wkr 8- Pas seneer 5middot Other 9middot Other 6middot None o- Unknown
133) 1341
l~iTJ~~TTOF 35 VESS LOC
Ibull GL (Dock)Imiddot Death 2middot GL (Underway)2middot Injury 3middot W Riv (dock)(Perm) ltImiddot W (Underway)3middot ln)ury 5- Jnld(dockanch)(Temp) 6middot In ld (Underway)
ltImiddot Injury 7middot Ocean )(Disability 8middot For(dockandlunknown) 9middot Other
5middot Miuinc
(315J 1361
A IIESSEL 167bull701
36
A
Nature Of
Casualty
137middot381
9 TME OF OAY 12 3)YEAR
CAS oF
18~ DAYNIGHT
I lUI
Dmiddot TWILIGHT
[]bull)UNKNOWN
middot AGt u~ vttL 12 Dl
01middot o-5 Ozmiddot 6bullto
Ekgtmiddot31middot40 7middot 41middot80
[_13middot Umiddot1S Dmiddot n-zo
CJampmiddotII ANOUP Ot-1 UNKNOWN
[Js- 21bull10
1441
Olilmiddot65 JlNO 01EIl
CJH UNKNOWN
10 TYPE OF 10 REPORT
l24)
CImiddotMAI ed
[]2middotNARR
[JH TR TRANS
16 aoov OF WATER
13 0middot3 II
21 SPECIFIC LOCATION
OF CASUALTY 145bull47t
ESTIMA TEO LOSSES 27 VESSEL TOTAL LOSS e c A AMOUNT 17D) s
CARGO PRogt $ PEC (7t-74) 17 5-78 t Obullmiddot TOTAL CODE
LOSS 180)Dmiddot NOT TOTAL
LOSS
PERSONAL CASUALTY PARTICULARS
e c u E F
Prime Cause
Area of Causal
Add Area
Part Of
Nature Of
Conn Causal Conn
Body Injured
Vessel Cas
13 0bull4 0) 141 lt1il3J 144bull401 1 7middot481 i4lilbull5 OJ
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POSITION(S) 39-40 Primary Cause of Casualty
Human element (cause lay with individual killed or injured)
01 - Intoxication 02 - Physical deficiency or handicaps (eyesight hearing
heart etc) 03 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 04 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 05 - Unsafe practice 06 - Violation of law or regulation 07 - Human errors carelessness
Human element (cause lay with individual other than person injured or killed)
11 - Intoxication 12 - Physical deficiency or handicaps (eyesight hearing
heart etc) 13 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 14 -Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 15 - Un~~afe practice 16 - Violation of law or regulation 17 - Human errors carelessness
Causes Other
21 - Decks slippery or cluttered 22 - Adverse weather (vessel movement boarding
seas slippery decks) 23 - Poor maintenance or housekeeping 24 - Poor or improper lighting 25 - Absence of or inadequate rails or guards 31 - Failure of Coast Guard approved material or equipment 32 - Failure of material or equipment other 41 - Death or injury as result of a vessel casualty 42 - Improper or insufficient supervision 43 - Lack of or insufficient life preservers 44 - Lack of proper tools or equipment 45 - Lack of or inadequate personal protective equipment 46 - Miscellaneous causes - not otherwise classified 47 - Improper use of tools or equipment
Note An unsafe practice is the performance of an act or the application of a method which tends to create a hazard or a risk eg failure to properly secure step ladder
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
-The following were used for positions 41 - 113 and positions 44 - 46
900 - RS 4450 Action 990 - Coast Guard Assistance (search amprescue or evacuation) 991 - Violation of law 999 - No additional areas opound contributing factors
Human element (cause lay with individual killed or injured)
001 - Intoxication 002 - Physical deficiency or handicaps
(eyesight hearing heart etc) 003 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 004 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 005 - Unsafe practice 006 - Violation of law or regulation 007 - Human errors carelessnessbull 008 - Ignorance 200 - Malingering
Human element (cause lay with individual other than person killed or injured)
011 - Intoxication 012 - Physical deficiency or handicaps
(eyesight hearing heart etc) 013 - Unsafe movement or posture (running
jumping backing) 014 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 015 - Unsafe practice 016 - Violation of law or regulation
Causes Other
017 - Human errors carelessness 018 - Obesity 021 - Decks - slippery or cluttered 022 - Adverse weather (resulting in vessel movement
boarding seas slippery decks etc) 023 - Poor maintenance or housekeeping 024 - Poor or improper lighting 025 - Absence of or inadequate rails or guards 031 - Failure opound Coast Guard approved material or equipment 032 - Failure of material or equipment other 033 - Narcotics 040 - Chemical
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The following codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 4~ - 46
041 - Death or injury as a result of a vessel casualtybull 042 - Improper or insufficient supervision 043 - Lack of or insufficient life preservers 044 - Lack of proper tools or equipment 045 - Lack of or inadequate personal protective equipment 046 - Miscellaneous causes - not otherwise classified 047 - Improper use of tools or equipment 048 - Pailure to secure 059 - Replenishment at sea 066 - Lookout 067 - Congested areas - docks piers - restricted
maneuvering 068 - Buoys - aids to navigation 069 - Excessive speed 070 - Channels - restricted maneuvering 071 - Poor visibility 079 - Weather generally 080 - Currents and tides 089 - Mooring line surged 106 - Washing soogying 108 - Liberty launch bumboat 110 - Yard repairs (includes gas free) 111 - Overloading 112 - Improper loading or stowage 113 - Insufficient ventilbulltion 116 - Cargodunnage 118 - Sunken wreck 119 - Tug assisting 191 - Knife 201 - Returning from shore leave
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Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors) Additional Contributing Factors
The following contributing factor codes were added to provide a greater degree of flexibility and specificity in denoting causal connectionsmiddot areas of damage and contributions t~ cause for personnel injury andor death records
POSITION(S) 41-43 and ~4-46
Hull 400-419
400 Hull - general 401 Hull - external-fwd 13 - bottom 402 Hull - external-midsection bottom 403 Hull - external-aft 13 - bottom 404 Hull - external-fwd 13 - sideshell 405 Hull - external-midshipsection-sideshell 406 Hull - ex~ernal-aft 13 - sideshell 407 Hull - internals-fwd 13 408 Hull - internals-midsection 409 Hull - internals-aft 13 410 External plating-superstructure 411 Internal framing-superstructure 412 Weather decks - main 413 Weather decks - superstructure ~14 Decks - internal including tank top 415 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
fwd 13 416 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
midsection 417 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
aft 13 418 Bulkheads - above main deck 419 Bulkheads - longitudinal
Hull Damage 920-929middot
920 Wasted - plate and internals 921 Wasted - weldrivet 922 Fractured - plate and internals 923 Fractured - weldrivet 924 Indented - minor 925 Set in - major 926 Buckled 927 Holed 928 Fractured - other 929 Broken up (ie on rocks etc)
426 York spaces - generalother 427 Work spaces - engine 428 Work spaces - engine shops
POSITIONS) 41-43 and 44-46
429 York spaces - engine store rooms 430 York spaces - engine paint locker 431 York spaces - misc eng spaces (shaft
alley vent rooms) 432 York spaces - bridge ampnav spaces 433 York spaces - deck shops 434 Work spaces - deck storerooms 435 Work spaces - paint locker ~36 York spaces - cargo holds 437 York spaces - cargo holds Tween deck 438 Work spaces - cargo holds lower 439 Work spaces - galley 440 York spaces - galley stores
(includes stewards) 441 Work spaces - main deck cargo winch
area 442 York spaces - main deck cargo hold
area 443 Work spaces - reefer holds 444 York spaces - fish hold
Living Spaces 446-450
446 Living spaces - crew 447 Living spaces - crew toiletshower 448 Living spaces - passenger 449 Living spaces - passenger toiletshower 450 Living spaces - passenger (other)
Built-in Tanks 451-466
451 Tanks - ballastbeginning FY 73) 452 Tanks - afterpeakstern rake 453 Tanks - cargo oil 454 Tanks - cofferdamsdoubleskin 455 Tanks - deep 456 Tanks - distilled water 457 Tanks - double bottom 458 Tanks - drainwells 459 Tanks - forepeampklbowrake 460 Tanks - fuel oil day tank 461 Tanka - fuel oil settlers 462 Tanks - potable water 463 Tanks - sewage 464 Tanks - sump 465 Tanks - voids 466 Tanks - other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Hull amp Hull Fittings amp Outfittings 467 - 484
-467 Cargo battens and cleats 468 Cargo container cells 469 Cargo container stowage fittings 470 Equipment stowage 471 Fire station boxes 472 Grain handling and stowage fittings 473 Hatch tent arrangements 474 Lashing fittingscargo tie down 475 Mooring fittings general 476 Mooring bitts and foundations 477 Mooring pawls and chain stoppers 478 Protective devices 479 Safety rails and fittings 480 Securing devices 481 Skylights 482 Windows - port holesdead lights 483 Wire reels 484 Other
Deck Covering 485-493
485 Living spaces 486 Galley spaces 487 Deck treads and nonskid 488 Ladder treads 489 Portable gratings 490 Toiletshower spaces 491 Wood decking 492 Working spaces 493 Other
Access li94-515
494 Accommodation ladders 495 Doors - general 496 Doors - cargo 497 Doors - exterior 498 Doors - interior 499 Doors - reefer 500 Doors - watertight 501 Floor plates and supports 502 Gratings and supports 503 Ladders inclined - external 504 Ladders portable inclined - external 505 Ladders vertical inclined - external 506 Ladders inclined - internal 507 Ladders portable inclined - internal 508 Ladders vertical inclined - internal 509 Manholes 510 Scuttles 511 Ships gangway
POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
512 Sideports 513 Stages 514 Working platforms 515 Other
Deck amp Cargo 516-589
Masts Booms amp Rigging 516-531
516 General 517 Blocks 518 Booms - general ampmisc small 519 Heavy lift booms 520 Car carriers 521 Fenders 522 Lanyards 523 Masts and kingposts 524 Nets 525 Rigging - general 526 Slings 527 Spreaders 528 Fishing gear - general 529 Nets 530 Booms masts etc 531 Boom cradle
Winches 535-555
535 Boat winches 536 Cargo winches 537 Fishing winches 538 Hand winches 539 Towing winches 541 Other
middot 542 Anchor vessel anchored 543 Anchor chain-including riding
pawldevils claw 544 Anchor windlass - general 545 Automatic mooring winches 546 General-control-features 547 Capstans - general 548 Mooring winches - general 549 Mooring lines-generalunknown
vessel moored 550 - Natural fiber 551 - Wire rope 552 - Synthetic rope 553 - Towing cable 554 - Misc towing equip 555 - Other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Cranes 556-558
556 Gantry cranes - general 557 Revolving cranes - general 558 Other
Hatch Covers 559-563
559 Hatch beams and boards 560 Pontoons and beams 561 Mechanical hatch covers-general 562 Mechanical hatch covers-electric
hydraulic drive general 563 Mechanical hatch covers electroshy
mechanical drive general (chain etc)
Elevators Conveyors and Dumbwaiters 565 - 571
565 Conveyors - cargo general 566 Dumbwaiters 567 Elevators - cargo - general 568 Elevators - personnel 569 Engineers platform hoist 570 Fork lifts 571 Other
Steering Gear 572-588
572 Bow thruster - general 573 Steering gear - general 574 Cross head and cross head drive 575 Follow-up mechanism (linkages) 576 Hydraulic system 577 Lubric~tion 578 Pumps 579 Rams cylinders 580 Steering stands amp trick wheels 581 Rudder - general 582 Carrier bearing 583 Horn 584 Pintle and gudgeon 585 Stock bearing 586 Stock packing gland 587 Flanking rudder 588 Other
Stabilizers 589
589 Stabilizers - general
Galley and Laundry 590 - 600
590 Galley equipment - generalother 591 Laundry equipment - generalother
POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
592 Dish washers 593 Steam galley equipment - general 594 Garbage disposals amp chutes 595 Miscellaneous mechanical equipment 596 Ovens 597 Pressing and ironing equipment 598 Ranges 599 Refrigerators 600 Washing machines and dryers
Cargo Hold Dehumidifiers 601
601 Cargo hold dehumidification-general (cargo air)
Heating Ventilation amp Air Conditioning 602-612
602 Air conditioning - general 603 Ventilation - general 604 Cowls 605 Dampers 606 Ducts and supports 607 Goosenecks 608 Heaters - electric 609 Steam or hot water 610 Gasolineoil 611 Gas (butane etc) 612 Other
Main Propulsion 613-758
Diesel Engines 613-635
613 Main propulsion di~sel engine 614 Main propulsion diesel governing system 615 Main propulsion diesel reduction 618 Emerg diesel generator engine - general 619 Emerg diesel generator engine - engine
(excluding accessories) governing system
620 Emerg diesel gen eng - instrumentation 621 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral diesel
oil system 622 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral fresh
water cooling system 623 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral lube
oil system
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
624 Emerg diesel gen engine - integral starting mechanism
625 Ships service diesel gen engine shygeneral
626 Ships service diesel gen engineshyengine (excluding accessories) governing system
627 Ships service diesel generator 628 Ships service diesel generator
engine - integral diesel oil system 629 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral fresh water cooling system 630 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral lube oil system 631 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral starting mechanism 632 Lifeboat diesel engines 633 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(inboard) 634 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(outboard) 635 Otherdiesel cargo pumps on Tank barge 636 Main propulsion turbines - general
(highlow pressure) 637 Governing system 638 Integral gland seal regulating 639 Integral lubrication system 640 Jacking gear 641 Maneuvering valves 642 Main propulsion gears - (reduction
gears) 643 Integral lubrication system 644 Other
Shafting and Bearings 645 - 652
645 Bearings - general 646 Shafting - general 647 Line 648 Tail 649 Bearing - thrust 650 Stern tube assembly - oil lubrication 651 Stave typestuffing box 652 Other
Propellers 653 - 657
653 Propellers - solid 654 Built-up 655 Controllable pitch propellers-general 656 Control mechanism 657 Othernot specified
Turbines 658 - 665
658 Emergency generator gas turbines 659 Main propulsion gas turbines
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
660 Ships service generator gas 665 Other
Vacuum Equipment 666-671
666 Auxiliary air ejectors amp condens~s 667 Auxiliary condensers 668 Exhaust condenser 669 Main air ejectors amp condensers 670 Main condenser 671 Other
Pumps (for both deck and engine room) 672 - 677
672 Centrifugal pumps - general 673 Hand pumps 674 Hydraulic motors - general 675 Hydraulic pumps - general 676 Reciprocating pumps - general 677 Rotary pumps - general
Piping Fittings amp Valves (for both deck and engine room) 681-695
681 Flexible Tubing 682 Gauge Lines 683 Hose (other than fire) 684 Pipe fittings 685 Piping 686 Sea chests amp overboard discharge
connections 687 Sea strainers (in piping) 688 Sea valves 689 System fittings (strainers filters
traps etc) drains 690 Tubing 691 Valves - general 692 Regulating 693 Relief 694 Check balance 695 Other
Compressors 696 - 698
696 Air compressors - general 697 Refrigeration compressors - general 698 Other
Auxiliary S~stem Turbines amp Geara 99 - 707
699 Pump turbines - general 700 Governing system 701 Integral lubrication system
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POSITION(S) ~1-~3 and ~~-~6
702 Ships service generator turbines shygeneral
703 Ships se~ice generator turbines shygoverning system
70~ Ships service generator turbines shyintegral gland seal regulating system
705 Ships service generator turbines shyintegral lub~icating system
706 Ships service generator turbines shyreduction gear assembly
707 Other
Boilers 708 - 730
708 Air heaters 709 Boiler casings 710 Boiler drums and internals 711 Boiler tubes 712 Boiler valves
bull 713 Boiler water level indicators 714 Boiler water testing 715 Brickwork and refractoryfirebox 716 Burner flame scanning system 717 Burner ignition system 718 Combustion control 719 Desuperheaters 720 Draft gauges 721 Fuel oil burners ampair register 722 Feed water regulators 723 Economizer 724 Safety valves 725 Smoke indicators 726 Soot blowers 727 Superheaters 728 Superheater temperature regulators 729 Uptakes and inner stack 730 See 74~
Blowers and Fans 732 - 734
732 Forced draft blowers - generalor turbo air intake on diesel
733 Ventilation fans - general 734 Other
Unfired Pressure Vessels and Non-built-tanks 735 - 741
735 Air receivers 736 Drain tanks 737 Expansion tanks 738 Gravity tanks 739 Hydraulic accumulators 740 Mixing tanks middot 741 Other
POSITION(S) ~1-~3 and 44-46
Coolers Condensers 7~2 - 753
742 Coolers - general 743 Diesel oil purifier heater 744 Feed water heater ampvent condenser - gen 745 Lubrication oil purifier heater 746 Main propulsion lubrication oil coolers 747 Reefer compartment air coolers 748 Reefer compartment pipe coils 749 Reefer condensers 750 Reefer liquid suction heat exchangers 751 Reefer secondary refrig coolers 752 Cargo and fuel oil heating coils 753 Other
Purifiers 754
754 Purifiers
Evaporators 755 - 758
755 Contaminated steam generators 756 High pressure evaporators 757 Low pressure evaporators 758 Other
Electrical 759 - 780
759 Main motor 760 Main motor air cooler 761 Main generator 762 Main generator air cooler
Electric Generators 763 - 765
763 Emergency generator - general 764 Ships service generators - general 765 Other
Electric Power Distribution 766 - 776
766 Batteries 767 Battery chargers 768 Distribution panels (other than
switchboard panels) 769 Emergency generator switchboard 770 Lighting panels 771 Power panels 772 Ships service generator switchboard 773 Test panel 774 Transformers 775 Wiring 776 Other
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P6SITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Motors and Controllers 777 - 780
777 Electric motors (non-deck machinery) 778 Electric mgtors (deck machinery) 779 Electric motor controllers (non-deck
machinery) 780 Electric motor controllers (deck
machinery)
Interior Communications 781 - 794
781 Telephone system 782 Call bell system 783 Cargo oil temperature recording system 784 Engine_order telegraph 785 Engineers signal and alarm system 786 General alarm system 787 Individual system alarm systems
(excluding specific equipment alarms) 788 Propeller shaft revolution
indicator system 789 Refrigeration temp-erature
recording system 790 Rudder angle indicator system 791 Salinity indicator system - feed
condensate 792 Sound powered telephone system 793 Wheelhouse alarm system 794 Other
Exterior Communications 795 - 801
795 Auto alarm 796 Lifeboat portable radio equipment 191 Radio telegraph equipment 798 Radio telegraph equipment 799 Radio teletype Equipment 800 Bridgebridge radio 801 Otherharbor advisory radar
Navigation Equipment 802 - 816
802 Course recorder 803 DECCA navigator 804 Echo depth sounder 805 Electric steering - gyro pilot system 806 Fog gong 807 Gyro compass system 808 Loran 809 Magnetic compass 810 Radar - general 811 Radar - collision avoidance 812 Radio direction finder 813 Ships bell 814 Signal lights 815 Whistle siren 816 Other (charts failed to use etc)
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Lighting 817 - 821
817 Lighting - crew areas (includes wiring) 818 Lighting - navigation 819 Portable lighting 820 Searchlights 821 Othercargo holds
Miscellaneous Workshop Equipment 822 - 838
822 Burning equipment 823 Drill presses 824 Engine test stand 825 Grinders 826 Hand tools
middot 827 Hydraulic jacks 828 Lathes 829 Lifting gear - including chain
fall and come-along 830 Milling machines 831 Paint spraying outfit 832 Power drive portable tools 833 Saw - motor driven 834 Shapers 835 Welding equipment 836 Work bench 837 Vises 838 Other
Instruments (not covered in other main components) 839 - 845
839 Clinometers 840 Main gauge board 841 Portable instruments 842 System indicating instruments 843 System recording instruments 844 Test instrumentation 845 Other
Automation (not covered in other main components) 846 - 852
846 Bell recorders 847 Bridge console 848 Condition recorders temperature
pressure etc 849 Engineroom console 850 Information recorders 851 Throttle control equipment middot852 Other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors -The following codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Firefighting 853 - 864
853 Fixed systems - fire mains and hose 854 C02 855 Steam 856 Sprinkler 857 Other 858 Semi-portable - 002 859 Portable - C02 860 Other 861 Fire detecting systems and alarms 862 Emergency equipment - (breathing apparatus ax etc) 864 Other
Lifesaving 865 - 874
865 Life preserver - approved 866 Life preserver - disapproved 867 Buoyant cushion life ring 868 Lifeboat 869 Equipment 870 Davits (launching apparatus) 871 Life raft - inflatable 872 Launching apparatus 873 Other (bouyant apparatus and life floats) 874 Life saving equipment not otherwise classifie~
Miscellaneous 875 - 878
875 Main propulsion reciprocating 876 Main bearings 877 Pistons rod etc 878 Jacking gear
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POSITION(S) 41-43
POSITION(S) 44-46
The following codes
Disclaimers
Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
Additional Contributing Factors
were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
These additional codes were found to exist in this data~ile however they have been determined to be unreliable
019 020 026 027
028 029 030 034 035
036 037 038 039 051 052 053 059 060 061 062
072 073 074 075 076 077
078 081 082 083 084 085 086 087 088 091 101
102 103 104
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Masts booms cargo gear (including winches) Struts stern tube rudder shoe lookout Congested areas - docks piers - restricted maneuvering Buoys - aide to navigation Excessive speed Channels - restricted maneuvering Pathometer sounding machine lead line Engine order telegraph bell pulls pilot house engine controls Navigation lights (improper use) Whistle bell horn signals (improper use) Navigation equipment - not otherwise classified Weather generally Fixed firefighting systems Portable firefighting equipment Fire detecting systems alarms Replenishment at sea Radiotelephone failed to useimproper use Radio telegraph telephone auto alarm etc Visual signals including searchlights blinker flags Improper loading or stowage Insufficient ventilation Ground tackle including anchor windlass Towing equipment including towing engine Cargo Miscellaneous deck department equipment - not otherwise classified Sunken wreck Gasoline engine and accessories (except outboards) Outboard motors and accessories Diesel engine and accessories Steam reciprocating engines Steam turbine and turbo-electric Shafts and reduction gears Propeller Main propulsion machinery - not otherwise classified Atomic reactor Furnaces including tubes castings superheaters economizers etc Fuel oil system boiler fuel oil system only Peedwater systems including condensers and evaporators Steam systems main and auxiliary
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The following- codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Disclaimer a These additional codes were found to exist in this databulltile however they have been determined to be unreliable
105 107 114 115 116 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 131 132
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Boiler parts and accessories - not otherwise classified Fuel oil system diesel Diesel engines except main propulsion Miscellaneous machinery - not otherwise classified Failure of equipment due to improper or lack or maintenance Miscellaneous piping systems Generators (except main propulsion) Wiring Lights Controls switches circuit breakers fuses etc Motors (except main propulsion) Electrical equipment - not otherwise classified Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance Stoves ranges and associated equipment Galley and stewards departments parts and equipment -not otherwise classified
133 140
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Butane galleyheating stove Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
For natural death 45 - 450
indicate age or deceased in positions 44 - 46 left justify eg age
POSITION(S) 47 Part or Body Injured
0 1 2 3
- Eye - Beck - Head - Neck and shoulder
4 - Chest 5 - Abdomen groin andor hip 6 - Extremities 7 - Illness 8 - Drowning 9 - Unspecified and miscellaneous
POSITION(S) 48 Type of Injury to Body
0 - Burn 1 - Fracture 2 - Spraindislocationconcussion 3 Contusionabrasion 4 Amputation 5 - Crushing 6 - Heart 7 - Disease (other) 8 - Puncturecut 9 - Not otherwise classified
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The followiiig codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Disclaimerbull These additional codes were found to exist in this damptabulltileJ however they have been determined to be unreliable
105 - Boiler parts and accessories - not otherwise classified 107 - Fuel oil system diesel 114 - Diesel engines except main propulsion 115 - Miscellaneous machinery - not otherwise classified 116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance 120 - Miscellaneous piping systems 121 - Generators (except main propulsion) 122 - Wiring 123 - Lights124 - Controls switches cirouit breakers fuses etc 125 - Motors (except main propulsion) 126 - Electrical equipment - not otherwise classified 127 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance 131 - Stoves ranges and assooiated equipment 132- Galler and stewards departments parts and-equipmentshy
not otherwise classified 133 - Butane galleJheating stove 140 - Person in chargeresponsible persona intoxicated
POSIION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
For natural death indicate age of deceased in positions 44 - 46 lett justify eg age 45 - 450
POSITION(S) 47 Part ot Bodz Injured
0- IJe 1 - Bampok 2 -middotHead 3 - Reck and shoulder 4 - atest 5 - Abdomen sroin andor hip 6 - lrtremities 7 - IllDess 8 - DrovrrlDc 9 - Unspecified and miscellaneous
POSIIOR(S) 48 1zp ot Injurz to locb
0 -Burn 1 Prampoture 2 - Spraindislocationconcussion 3 - Contusionabrasion 4 - Amputation 5 - Crushiq6 - Heart 7 - Disease (other) 8 - Punctureout9 - Not otherwise classified
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Nature opound Vessel Casualty
Ipound case concerns a vessel casualty death or injury (ie if position 25 = 1 or ipound PQPition 25 =2) then poundill in the same code_as was established in positions 32-33 - Vessel Casualty Data bull
_ - V 11- I v ~ L
For many non-vessel casualty death or injury cases (ie if position 25 ~ 3 or ipound position 25 = 4) these positions were left blankJ however ipound these positions contain data then positions 49 and 50 were completed as followsamp
POSITION(S) 49 Gross Tonnage
Round opoundpound tonnage to nearest ton
0 - Not over 9 1- Over~9 to 50 2 - Over 50 to 100 3 - Over 100 to 300 II - Over 300 to 1000 5 - OveP 1000 to 10000 (seagoing) 6- Over 1000 to-10000 (not seagoing) 7 - Over 10000 (seagoing) 8 - Over 10000 (not seagoing)
POSITION(S) 50 Length in feet
Round ofpound length to nearest foot
0 - 15 teet or under 1 - 16 to 26 2 - 27 to 110 3 - Ill to 65 11- 66to 100 5 - 101 to 200 6 - 201 to 300 7 - 301 to 800 8 - 801 feet and above
The seagoing vessels are those appearing in the Merchant Ship Register of MSTS
POSITION(S) 51 - 80a Filler (unused)
POSITION(S) _ 81- 82a Cafendar Year
POSITION(S) amp3 - 81 Fisoal Year
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1251
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1 VESSEL NAMEDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATON US COAST GUARD CODE SHEET- MARINE CASUALTY STATISTICS
CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
lNSTRUCTIONS
l Vessel casualty with no personal injuries or death Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers code all items in Sections 1 and 2 of code sheet
2 Personal injury or death not involving a vessel casualty Obtain data from CG-924E and related papers code all items in Sections 1 and 3 of code sheet
SECTION Imiddot DATA
2 CASE NO I 1-~)
11 SEQUENCE
NUMBER
17 CASUALTY A B
NATURE PRIME CAUSE132bull33) 134-35)
3 VESSEL NO 4 CG INshy16-11) INSPECTshy
ED 112)
[_] 1- YES
[_] 2bull NO
12 GROSS TONNAGE 1261
Dtmiddoto-15 02middot 16-100 []3middot I 01middot300
D- ao1middotsoo [_js- 501-t ooo
PARTICULARS c D
AREA ADD CAUSAL CONT
CONN FACT 136bull38) 13 9-411
22 SEA CONDITIONS 148)
SEE SWELL IN FEET)
01middot CALM 05middot 41 AND UP
Dmiddot 5middot15 (SLIGHT) [Js- ICE
03middot 16middot20 MODERATE)
Dmiddot 21bull40 ROUGH) 01middot) UNKNOWN
28 TYPE OF 29 NAME OF INJURY VICTIM
1 DeathMiss I st Initial 26921924E 2nd Initial or X
2middot-lnjury (924E 2692) I st Three Letters
3middot DeathMiss of Last Name
924E Only bull 4- Injury 924E Only
125) 126) 1271 128-301
A
B
c
D
5 TYPE OF 6 bullbull PROPULSION VESSEL
11314) 01-STEAM
[]2- MOTOR(Diesel)
[_J3middotGASOLINE
Dmiddot I 001middot5000 07- 5001bull10000 De- 1 ooolmiddottsooo
[_]g- ISOOI AND UP
01middot) UNKNOWN
18 WEATHER 1421
Ot- CLEAR
[]2- PARTLY CLOY
03- OVERCAST
04- FOG
23 SERshyVICE OF VESSEL 14 9bull50)
30 PAPERS OF 31 INJURED PERS
[_j4- SAIL
11 LENGTH
01- 0middot6~ 0middot amp6-100 03- 1 Otmiddot2oo
04- 2 ot -a oo
Os- aoimiddot400
A CREW 151-~2)
STATUS
Imiddot Passenger Imiddot Licensed 2- LongshHW 2middot Documented 3- Tankerman 3- None 4- Other 4middot Other (Include 5- Artificial or
Foreign Seameri) fix struct worker
6- Deck crew 7- Engine crew B- Steward Dept
(31) 132)
II 5)
3 Vessel casualty and personal injury or death
Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers and enter codes in Sections 1 and 2 For each related CG-924E enter codes in Section 3 of same code sheet~ if there or more persons involved enter data from first CG-924E in Col A of Section 3 from second in Col B etc H more than 4 persons involved use a second code
entering data in Sections 1 and 3
REQUIRED ON ALL CASES
Cl~- ~~~s~~Eo I 16) CJe- oTHER
[]7middot NUCLEAR
Qibull) UNKNOWN
De- sNow Q2middot VERY POOR
Q7middot OTHER Dbull- POOR 1112middot1)
OImiddot)UNK ([]4-FAIR 11middot2)
24 KILLED OR MISSING
B c PASS LONG 153-54) SHR
155middot56)
7 PERSON IN CHARGE
SECTION 2 middotVESSEL CASUALTY DATA
liN FEET) 127) 14 HULL MATERIAL 128)
Cle- 40t-5oo L]1middot STEEL
07middot 501-600 []2middot WOOD []a- 60Imiddot7oo Q3- CEMENT
CJ9- 701 AND UP []4bull PLASTIC
Dt-1 UNKNOWN CJ5- ALUMINUM
19 VISIBILITY liN Ml LES) 143)
CJ5middot RAIN [Jt- HAZARDOUS llltl-1141
1114middot1121
o A B OTHER CREW PASS
(57-58) 59middot60) Iamp I -62)
SECTION 3 middotPERSONAL INJURYDEATH
32 ACTIVITY 33STATUS 34RESULT OF OF SUPVR ACCIDENT
8 DATE OF CASUALTY MO MIO MO OF CODE IN VEST
CAS COMP~
117-18) I119middot20) I 1211
Q6middot OTHER INCLUDES FERROmiddot CEMENT
Dt-) UNKNOWN
20 WIND (IN KNOTS) (44)
Ot- CALM [Js- 17middot27 CJ9middot65 AND OVER
CJ2middot1middot3 KT [Je- 28middot40
Os- Goootc AND UPI 0-4middot10 []7middot 41middot55) Dtmiddotl UNKNOWN
Otmiddot) UNKNOWN 1[]4- 11-16 obull- 56-651
25 INJURED AND INCAPACITATED 26 ESTIMATED LOSSES
Imiddot Off Duty 1- GL (Dock) 2- Deck Dep Dty Imiddot License 2- GL (Underway)1- Death
2- Injury A3- Eng Dep Dty 2- Document 3- W Riv (dock) 4- Stew Dep Dty 3- Unlic (Perm) 4- w (Underway)
3- In) ury Nature5- Handle Cargo Undoc 5- lnld (dockanch)(Temp) Of6- F1shing 4- Longsh 6- In ld (Underway)
7- Drills Har Wkr 4- Injury Casualty7- Ocean ( )(Disability5- Other8- Passenger 8- For (dockandl) 9- Other 6- None unknown) 9- Other
5- Missingo- Unknown
133) 134) 135) 136) 137bull38)
~ AGt OF VESsEL 12 9)
01-0-5 CJ6middot31-40 02- 6bull10 C 17middot 41-s o [J3- ltmiddotts Demiddot stAND UP
0middot16middot20 []1-) UNKNOWN
Os- 2t-3o
c D A LONG OTHER VESSEL SHR (65-66) (67middot70)
(63bull64)
35 VESS IOC
36
9 TME OF DAY 12 3)
OF YEAR
[_]1bull DAYCAS
[]2- NIGHT
[]3- TWILIGHT
I [_)Ibull) UNKNOWN
122)
B c CARGO PROP (71-74) 175middot7 8)
1 0
are 2 data sheet
TYPE OF 10 REPORT
124)
LJmiddotMAR Bd
[_]2bullNARR
Clo-L TR TRANS
16BODYOF WATER
13 0middot311
21 SPECIFIC LOCATION
OF CASUALTY 145bull471
27 VESSEL TOTAL LOSS
A AMOUNT 1711) B SPEC
Ot- TOTAL CODE LOSS
Umiddot NOT TOTAL 1801
LOSS
PERSONAL CASUALTY PARTICULARS
B c D E F
Prime Area of Add Part Nature Cause Causal Area Of Of
Conn Causal Body vessel Conn Injured Cas
139middot40) 141-43) lo14-46) 147-48) 1411-50)
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I Marine Safety Information U S Coaat Guard (G-HA16) 2100 Second Street SV Vaahington D C 20593 (202) 426-9561
08 February 198~
CODING INSTRUCTIONS POR
THE AUTOMATED FILE OP COMMERCIAL VESSEL CASUALIES
AS REPORTED TO THE U S COAST GUARD DURING PISCAL YEARS 1963 THROUGH 1980
The ollowiJllaquo coding instructions are applicable to Veaael caaualties that reaulta in any or the following
(a) actual phyaical damage to property in excess of Sl500J (b) material ~e affecting the seaworthiness or ett1c1ency or a
vessel (c) atranding or grounding (iii th or vi thou t dampmage) s (d) loss ot lites (e) injury causing any person to remain incapacitated tor a period
in excess or 72 boura except injury to harbor vorkera not resulting in death and not resulting trom veaael aaualty or vessel equipment casualty
The input data was obtained poundrom form CG-2692 and related reports coded in accordance with these instructionamp and those found on Code Sheet -Marine Caaualty Statistics form CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
The following abbreviations are used 1n these instructionar
PY ---- Fiscal Year NOC --- Not otherwise olaaaitied POS --- Poa1tion P F - Personnel fault
This instruction coneiata or bulls pages
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Gulf Inland Rivera and Vater~ye
POSITION(S) 30-31
AA - Alabama River - source to Mobile River A - Algiera Canal - rom MP 88 LKR to MP 6 8 JHL AC - Atchatalampya River - mouth to MP 116 WRL AD - Apamp1aohichola River - approximately HP 350 EHL AE - Barataria lay Vaterway (includes Bayou Bampratampria) shyAP - Bayou Teche - HP 115 Atchatalaya River AC - Bayou Laourche - HP 35 wHL AH- Bayou Terrebonne- MP 576 WRL AJ - Bayou Boeu - HP 872 rHL to HP 955 WRL AX - Berwick lay - MP 95 5 WRL At - Calcaaieu River - HP 2412 VHL AM - Black Warrior River - source to Tombigbee River AN - Chattahoochee River - ao~ce to Apalachichola River AO - Greene Bayous - source to HSC A1 - Harvey Canal - HP 0 GIW to HP 5 GIW AQ - Houma Navigation Canal - MP 59 JHL
HP 59 WL
AR - Houston Ship Channel (HSC) - northwest ot Galveston Bay
Gulf Intracoaatal taterwar CGIW)
AS - Eest - east of Harvey Locka (EHL) AT - Vest - west ot Harvey Locka (VHL) AU - Inner Harbor Navigation Canal - MP 925 LKR to Lake Pontchartrain AV- Landside Route- HP 872 VHL to HP 367 Morgan City- Port Allen Route AW - Mermentau River -- MP 2018 WHL AX - Mississippi River - (Lower) - rom ahead of the passes (HP) to MP 1064 AY - Mississippi River Gulf Outlet - HP 14 EHL A2 - Mobile River - source to Mobile Bay BA - Morgan City - Port Allen Route - HP 955 WRL BB - Neches River - HP 277 WHL BC - Pase a Loutre - AHP to Gulf ot Mexico BD - Plaquemine - Morgan City alternate route - same as Horgan City shy
BE - Sabine River - MP BP - San Jacinto River BG - South Paaa - AHP BH - Southwest Paas shyBJ - Tombigbee River shyBK - Vermillion River
Port Allen Route 266 JHL to Mlgt 288 VHL - source to HSC
to Gult ot Mexico AHP to Gulf of Mexioo ao~ce to Mobile River
- MP 1591 VHL
POSITION(S) 32-33 Mature of Casualty
01 - Colliaion with vessel meeting situation 02 - Collision with vessel oroaaing situation 03 - Collision with vessel overtaking situation 04 - Collision with veeael anchored or moored (use only it not
dockingundocking) 05 - Collision with veaeel while docking or undocking 06 - Collision with veaeel in tog (takae precedence over 01 02 amp03)
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POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature of Casualty (continued)
01 - Collision with veaael not otherviae claasitied (including minor bumps betveem tug and veaael)
08 - Collision with floating or submerged objects (other than ground)
09 - Collision with fixed objects piera bridges locka ampdam bull Por fiscal rears 1969 - 1973 uee Special Indicator field position 2ll tor fiacal Jeampra 1974 - 1980 uae Special Indicator field poaition 80) middot ~
10 - Collision with ice or ice tielda 11 - Collieion vith aida to nampvigation fixed or floating 12 - Collision other than vith veaael not otherwiae clasaitied
Offshore Rigamiddot- Seaplanes) 13 - Explosion andor tire involving liquid bulk cargo
(includes vapors) 14 - Explosion andor fire involving general cargo 15 - Explosion andor tire involving vessels fuel
(includes vapors) 16 - Pire vessel structure 17 - Pire vessel equipment (only when damage to vessel
structure is incidental minor or abaent) including crank caae eplosiona - beginning fiscal year 1971
18 - Explosion boiler (whether or not tire results) 19 - Explosion pressure vessels and compressed gas
cylinders 20 - Ezploaion andor fire - not otherwise claaaitied 21 - Groundingamp with dampmace 22 - Groundings no damage (cannot have monetary damampampbull to
veaael liated) 23 - Pounderizlga 24 - Capaiting with or without einking 25 - Ploodin~h swamping without ainking 26 - Heavy wampampther damage and weampther generally (beginning
fiscal 7eampt 1969 rerelr used uaed tor Prisury Cauae ot caaualty)
27 - Cargo damage no damage to veaael 28 - Material failure veaael structure 29 - Material failure machinery and aasociated engineering
equipment 30 - Material failure equipment (other) including cargo
geer propeller ahatt 31 - Caaualty not otherwise claaaified undete111lined or
insutt1cient information - earthquake Beginning fiscal rear 1969 - enemy actionr veaael dieabled due to fouled propeller
32 - Eamprge breampkawar
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Marine Samptety Information u S Coast Guard (G-KA16) 2100 Second Street SV Washington D C 20593 (202) 1426-9561
08 February 19814
CODING INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE AUTOMATED FILE OF COMMERCIAL VESSEL CASUALIES
AS REPORID TO THE 1 S COAST GUARD DURING FISCAL YEARS 1963 THROUGH 1980
The following coding instructions are applicable to -veaael casualties that results in any ot the following
(a) actual phyaical ~e to property in excess of Sl500J (b) material damage affecting the sea~orthinesa or efficiency of a
vessel (c) stranding or grounding (vith or nthout damage)r (d) loss ot lifer (e) injury causing any person to remain incapacitated for a period
in exceaa of 72 hours except injury to harbor vorkera not resulting 1n death and not resulting trom vessel oaaualty or vessel equ~pment caaualty
The input data was obtained from form CG-2692 and related reports coded in accordance with theae instructions and those found on Code Sheet - Marine Caaualty Statistics form CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
The following abbreviations are used in these inatruotionar
PY ---- Fiscal Year NOC --- Not otherviae olaaaitied POS --- Position P P - Personnel fault
This instruction conaiata of bulls pages
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POSITON(S) l-5 Case Serial Humbert assigned consecutively ~ere
POSITION(S) 6-ll
POSITION(S) 12
two or more vessels are involved such as 1n a collision the same eaae serial number is given to all involved veasel records
Commencing July 1 1962 the first oaee number was 30001 and continued upwards but not to exceed 35000 This eeae numbering scheme is uaed to deterentiate vessel casualty recorda from peraonal inJury andor death records not involving a veaael casualty Tbis methodology in asaigning oase aerial numbers is applieable tor all fiscal yeamprBJ ho~ever due to an inordinant caae load 1n fiscal year 1980 oase serial numbers do exceed 05000 The first champracter of the ease aerial number indica tea pound1ecal year Character positiona tvo (2) through poundiva (5) are uaigned in-house Although the caae aerial number does not specify any particular decade character poaitiona83-84 (fiscal year) vill clarity t~ia ambiguity
0poundpound1cial Numbar
Documented Veaaela ot US -- Use ottioial number State numbered veeaela -- Use state number Namedunnumbered vessels middot- Use nama Naval vessels Usa t7pe or designation foreign veaaele -- Uaa country opound registry
Ooaat Guard Inspected
1 Yea 2 No 3 UnknoVn (FYa 63 - 70)
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POSITION(S) 13-14 Type ot Vessel
01 - Artificial Island or fixed atrueture including mobile drill rigs
02 - Preight ships inspected U S vessels only03 - Freight bargea (aee also code 28 below) 04 - Commercial vessels that carry freight and oftshy
shore supply vessels 05 - Construction and wrecking vessels including
vessels such as drill tenders pile drivers derrick barges drill ships and barges
06 - Dredges aelt-propelled 07 - Dredges non-eel-propelled 08 - Piahing veaaela (excluding aport fishing
charter fishing veasela5 09 - Tua and towboats - alao unmanned bow thruster unit 10 - Passenger vessels (other than terries) over 65
feet and 100 or more GT ll - Passenger veseels (other than terries) over 65
teet and leas than 100 GT middot 12 - Passenger vessels (other than terries) not more
than 65 teet 13 - Parries over 65 teet and 100 or more GT
carrying passengers or paasengera and vehicles 14 - Perries over 6S teet and lees than 100 GT
carrying passengers or passengers and vehicles 15 - Parries not more than 65 teet carrylng
passengers or passengers and vehicles 16 - Passenger barges (including ferry barges) 17 - Tampnkshipa 18 - Tank barges (flammable and combustible
oazgoee) (see also code 29 below) 19 - Public vessels (passenger) 20 - Public vessels (cargo) excluding GAA vesaela 21 - Public vessels (tanker)J excluding USNS tankers 22 - Public vessels (other)
Public vessels are veaaela of the United States states or municipalities used for public purposes and exempt from the provisions of Title 52 Includes auoh vessels aa Navy Air Poroe Army Coast Guard and Geodetic Survey Corps of Engineers MSTS and USNS
23 - All other US vessels and crafts such aa pleasure research cableshipa seismographic or those not otherwise classified above
24 - Poreign las vessels (passenger) 2S - Poreign flag veaaela (freight) 26 - Poreign lag vessels (tanker) 27 - Poreign flag vessels (other) 28 - height barges (dangerous and hazardous cargoes) 29 - Tank barges (dangerous and bampzamprdous cargoes)
including barges inspected under subchapter I and 0 30 - Hover craft
Hotea see positions 49-50 to describe specific type vessel (PYs 69- 80)
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POSITION(S) 15 Propulsion
1 - Steam 2 - Motor (diesel) 3 - Gasoline 4 - Sail 5 - Non-salt-propelled 6 - Other including gas turbine 7 - Nuclear (-) Unknovn
POSITION(S) 16 Person in Charse ot Vessel Haneuvera
1 - Licensed master 2 - Licensed pilot (federal) serving under authority
ot federal license 3 - Liceneea pilot (state) serving under authority ot
state license 4 - Licensed mate 5 - Licensed operator (towboats amall paasenger) 6 - Documented or certificated personnel7 - U S Commissioned opoundpoundioer (Navy Coast Guard etc) 8 - Unlicensed and undocumented 9 - Poreign pilot or master or other roreign
personnel 0 - Unmanned (-) Unlcnovn
Pa~lure When Pault on Part opound ineroom PYa 72 - 0
A - Licensed chiet engineer B - Licensed engineer C - Documented engineer excluding entry rating D - Documented persona other entry ratings other E - Unlicensedundocumented engineer P - Foreign engineer G - Unmanned engineroombull H - Other
bull This code takes precedence over cases where person enters ed engineroom vhile attempting to oorrect caaualty in progress
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POSITION(S) 17-18 Month of Casualtz (FYa 63 - 80) EmmplEu show January as 01
POSITION(S) 19-20 Daz of Casualty (FYa 63 - 73) Emmple r show 5th as OS end 22 as 22
POSITIOK(S) 19-20 Marine Inspection Unit Inveetisating Caaualtz (PYs 74 - 80)
AA Albany BG Oaweao AB Anchorage or Valdez BH Paducah AC Baltimore BJ Port Arthur AD Boston BK Philadelph ia AE Buffalo BL Pittaburgh AF Charleston BM Portland Hampine AG AH
Chicago Cincinnati
BN BP
Portland Oregon Providence
AJ Cleveland BQ Portsmouth or Norfolk AK AL
Corpus Christi Detroit
BR BT
Savarmah San Diego
AM AN
Dubuquea FYa 77-80 St Paul Duluth
SU BV
Seattle San Pranciaco
AP Galveston 1N St Ignace AQ Guam BX San Juan AR Honolulu Y St Louie AT Houston B2 Tampamp AU AV
Huntington Jacksonville
CC CD
Toledo Wilmington NC
AW Juneau CE London AX AY AZ BB
toe Angeles Louisville Memphis t1iami
CF CG CH CJ
Breaaen Sinppore Saigon Mampnila
SC Mobile CK Yokohama BD Nashville CL Rotterdam BE New Orleans SF New York
POSITION(S) 21-22 Year of Campaualtt (FYs 63 - 68)liampler Show 1965 aa 65
POSITION(S) 21 Special Indicator (PYs 69 - 73)
0 - No eignifioan t deta 1 - Light oil pollution 2 - Moderate oil pollution3 - Heavy oil pollution 4 - tlninapected mobile oil drill 5 - Gas chemist or gas free certificate 6 - Photographs (efteotive 5-17-68) 7 - Radiotelephone mentioned in tbe report 8 - Bridges involved 9 - Locka or dame involved - - Hurricane - Sealanee
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POSITION(S) 21 Month Investigation Completed (PYa 74 - 80)
l - Jan 2 - Feb 3 - Har 4 - Apr 5 - Hampy 6 - Jun 7 - Jul 8 -Aug 9 - Sep 0 -Oct A - Nov B Dee I - Invee tigation not completed at time ot coding
POSITION (S) 22 Remains the same (PYa 69 - 80) Exampler Show 1969 as 9
POSITION(S) 23 Time ot Daz 1 - Day 2 - Night 3 - lwil ight (-) Unknown
POSITON(S) 24 Type ot Investigative Report
1 - Marine Board 2 bull Narrative 3 - Letter ot Transmittal
POSITON(S) 25r Piller (unused) (PYa 63 - 69)
POSITION(S) 25 Veaatl Fault Code (PYe 70 - 80)
For primary veaael code - 1 For aecondary veaael code - B For all other vessel eodes - C through Z
I more than twenty-aix (26) vessels are involved the alphabet is repeated beg~ vith the letter B
POSITION($) 26 Groea Tormage
1 - Not over 15 2 - Over 15 to 100 3 - Over 100 to 300 4 - Over 300 to 500 5 - Over 500 to 1000 6 - Over 1000 to 5000 7 - Over 5000 to 10000 8 - Over 10000 to 15000 9 - Over 15000 (-) Unknovn
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POSTION(S) 27 Length in Feet
1 - 65 teet or under 2 - Over 65 to leas thampn 100 3 - 100 to lese than 200 4 - 200 to leas than 300 5 - 300 to lese than 400 6 - 400 to lees than sao 7 - 500 to leas than 600 8 - 600 to less than 700 9 - 700 and over (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 28 Hull Materiampl
1 - Steel 2 - Wood 3 - Cement 4 - Plastic including fiberglaae 5 - Aluminum 6 - Other including ferro-cement (-) Unknom
POSITION(S) 29 Ajse of Vessel
1 - Lees than 5 years 2 - 5 to leas than 10 3 - 10 to less than 15 4 - 15 to less than 20 5 - 20 to less than 30 6 - 30 to lees than 40 7 - 40 to lese than 50 8 - SO and over (-) Unknown
ampbull of Vessel ipound Rebuilt (PY 70 Only)
A - Lees than 5 years I - 5 to lees than 10 C - 10 to less than 15 D - 15 to leas than 20 E - 20 to less than 30
Age ot vessel oaloulated rom year built to year coded
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POSITION(S) 30-31 Body of Water Where Casualty Occurred
Ol - Inland Atlantic - all waters covered by Inland Rules of the Road on the Atlantic Coast ot the United States its territories and poeeeesiona
02 - Inland Gulf - all waters covered by Inland Rules ot the Road on the Gulf ot the United States
03 - Inland Pacitic - all vaters covered by Inland Rules ot the Road on the Pacitic Coaat opound the United States
04 - Western Rivera - all vatera covered by the Western River Rules (Beginning fiscal year 1976 thia code wu deleted See belov for revised Western River codes)
05 - Grampampt Lakes - all waters covered by the Great Lakes Rulea (See page 34)
06 - Ocean Atlantic and all seas bordering thereon - except Caribbean Sea
07 - Ocean Pacific and all seas bordering thereon - except Indian Ocean
08 - Ocean Indian and all seas bordering thereon including the Arabian and Red Seu
09 - Ocean Mediterranean
10 - Ocean Arctic
ll - Ocean Caribbean
12 - Ocean Gult ot Mexico
13 - Othe2 foreign waters
Inland Gulf and Gult Intraooaatal Watervay (GWV)
Piacal years 1969 - 1975 - to code a eaaualty on the inland Gulf and GIVW place code 02 in poai tiona 30-31 To code the apecif1o location of the oaaualty rater to page 40 Locate the area that the oasualty occurred on and place that letter 1n position 45 Next place the mile poet reading ia poetiona 46-47
Piacal years 1976 - 1980 - to code a oaaualty on the inland Gulf aDd GIVW use those codes listed on page 11 for positions 30-31 To code the specific looation or the casualty looate the area that the oaaualty occurred on and place the mile post reading 1n positions bullS-47
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Western Rivers
Piseal years 1969 - 1975 - to oode a casualty on the Western Rivera place code 64 in positions 30-31 To code the specific location of the casualt7 refer to page bullo toeate the river that the casualty oooured on and place that letter 1n position 45 Nert place the mile post reading 1n poeitiona 46-47
Pisoal years 1976 - 1980 - to oode a oaaualty on the Western Rivers refer to the next p~ge Locate the river that the casualty occurred on and place those letters in positions 30-31 Next place the mile post reading in positions 45-47
POS 30-31 POS 45-47 Examplebull MP 850 Ohio River -wshy BSO
HP 20 Green River YH 020 HP 1 Iowa River m 007
The procedure for the coding or caaual ties on the Gulf Inland Rivera and Waterways is the same as for Western Rivers The diViding line between the Western Rivers and the Gulf Inland Rivers and Vatervaya is the Huer P Long Bridge looated at MP 1064 Lower Missiaaippi River The divicling line between the Ves tern Rivera ancl the Great Iekee is the Thomas J 0 Brien Look on the Calumet River and the Aahlancl Avenue Bridge on the Chicago River
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Jeatern Rivera
POSITION(S) 30-31
ll~ - Allepen1 River - toru Ohio River at Pittsburgh JB - Atchatalara River - north ot Kor~ City - Port Allen Route
to KP 304 Lover Hieeiaaippi River viamp Old River VC - Arkaaaaa River - HP 582 Lover Miaaiaaippi River VD - Black River - torma Red River VE - Cumberland River -MP 922 Ohio River VF - Dee Moines River - MP 361 Upper Miaaiaeippi River VG - Great Miami River - HP 491 Ohio River VH - Green River - MP 78~ Ohio River VJ - Illinois Vaterva1 - MP 218 Upper Miaaiaaippi River WK - Calumet River - to MP 327 (Great Lakes Rules begin) WL - Chioago River - to MP 322 (Great Lakes begin) VM - Iow River - MP 434 Upper Hiasiaippi River VH - Kanawha River - MP 266 Ohio River VO - Kansas River - HP 367 Mieaouri River WP - Kentucky River - MP 546 Ohio River VQ - Licking River - HP 470 Ohio River VR - Little Kanawha River - MP 185 Ohio River VS - Minnesota River - MP 844 Upper Miasiaaippi River
Hiaeiaaippi River
VT - (Upper) Cairo Ill to source IJU - (Lower) HP 1064 to Cairo Ill tl - Missouri River - MP 195 Upper MiaeiaaiPPi River VV - Monongahela River - torma Ohio River at Pittsburgh VX - Ohio River - enters Miaaiaaippi River at Cairo Ill VY - Old River - HP 304 Lower Hiaaisaippi River VZ - Ouachita River - connected to Red River viamp Blampck River
RA - Red River - MP 304 Lover Hiesiaaippi River viamp Old River RB - Red River o the Morth - torma Minnesota River RC - ST Coi River - MP 811 Upper Missiaaippi River RD - Saline River - MP 867 Ohio River RE - Tennessee River - MP 935 Ohio River RP - Wampbampah River - KP 848 Ohio River RG - llhite River - MP 599 Lower Miaaiaaippi River RH - Jiaconain River - MP 631 Upper Miaaieaippi River RJ - Yazoo River - MP bull37 Lower Miaaiaaippi River
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Gulf Inland Rivers and Vater~ye
POSITION(S) 30-31
AA - Alabama River - source to Mobile River AB - Algiers Canal - from MP 88 LMR to MP 6 8 WHL AC - Atchamptalampya River - mouth to MP 116 WHL AD - Apalachichola River - approximately MP 350 EHL AE - Baramptaris Bay Waterway (includee Bayou Baratamplia) AF - Bayou Tache - MP 115 Atohatalaya River AG - Bayou Lamptourche - MP 35 WHL AH- Bayou Terrebonne- MP 576 WHL AJ - Bayou Boeut - MP 872 WHL to MP 955 WHL AK - Berriok Bay - MP 95 5 WHL AL - Caloaaieu River - MP 2412 WHL AM - lack Warrior River - source to Tombigbee River
- MP 59 WHL
AN - Chattahoochee River - source to Apalaehiohola River AO - Greens Bayous - source to HSC A2 - Harvey Canal - MP 0 GrN to MP 5 GIW AQ - Houma Navigation Canal - HP 59 WL AR - Houston Ship Channel (HSC) - northwest of Galveaton Bay
Gulpound Intracoastal Waterway (GIWW)
AS - East - east or Harvey Locka (SHt) AT - West - west of Harvey Looks (WHL) AU - Inner Harbor Haviption Canal - MP 925 LKR to Lake Pontchartrain AV- Landside Route- HP 872 WHL to MP 367 Morgan City- Port Allen Route AW - Mermentau River - MP 2018 WHL AX- Mississippi River - (Lover) -from ahead of the passes (AHP) to MP 1064 AY - Mississippi River Gulf Outlet - HP 14 EHL A2 - Mobile Rivel - source to Mobile lay BA - Morsan City - Port Allen Route - HP 955 WHL B - Neches River - HP 277 WHL C - Pass a Loutre - AHP to Gulpound ot Mexico ED - Plaquemine - Morgan City alternate route - same as Horgan City shy
Port Allen Route BE - Sabine River - MP 266 JHL to MP 288 WL P - San Jacinto River G - South Pass - AHP BH - Southwest Pass shyBJ - Tombigbebull Rivbullr shyK - Vermillion River
- source to HSC to Gulf ot Mexico AHP to Gulf ot Mexico
source to Mobile River - MP 1591 WHL
POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature ot Caaualty
01 - Collision vith vessel meeting situation 02 - Collision with vessel crossing situation 03 - Collision with vessel ov6rtampking situation 04 - Collision with vessel anchored or moored (use only i not
dookingundoeking) 05 - Collision with vessel while docking or undocking 06 - Collision with vessel in og (tampkea precedence over 01 02 amp03)
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POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature of Casualty (continued)
07 - Colliaion with vessel not otherwiae claaaitied (including minor bumps betweem tug ampnd vessel)
08 - Collision with floating or submerged objects (other than ground)
09 - Collision with fixed objecta piers bridgea bulllocka ampdam bull Por tiacal years 1969 - 1973 use Special Indicator field position 2lr tor tiacal years 1974 - 1980 uae Special Indicator field poaition 80) middot
10 - Collision with ice or ice fields 11 - Collision rl th aida to navigation fixed or floating 12 - Collision other than with vessel not otherwise claaaitied
(Ottahore Riga - Seaplanea) 13 - Explosion andor tire involving liquid bulk cargo
(includes vapors) 1- - Explosion andor tire involving general cargo 15 - Explosion andor tire involving veaaela tuel
(includes vapors) 16 - Pire veaael atructure 17 - Fire veasel equipment (only ~hen damage to veaeel
structure ia incidental minor or abeent) including crank Oampae explosions - beginning tiseampl year 1971
18 - Explosion boiler (whether or not tire results) 19 - Explosion preasure vesaela and oompreaaed gaa
cylinders 20 - Explosion andor tire - not otherviae claaaitied 21 - Groundings with damage 22 - Groundings no damage (cannot have monetary damage to
vesaal liated) 23 - Founderinga 24 - Capsizing with or without ampinking 25 - Plooding swamping ~ithout sinking 26 - Heavt weather damace and weather generally (beginning
fiscal year 1969 rarely used used tor Primary Cause ot caaualty)
27 - Cargo damaabullbull no damage to veaael 28 - Material failure veaael atructure 29 - Material failure machinery and associated engineering
eq_uipment30 - Material failure equipment (other) including oargo
gear propeller ahatt 31 - Caaualty not otherwise claaaipound1ed undetermined or
1nautpound1oiant intormation - earthquake Beginning fiscal year 1969 - enemy action vessel disabled due to fouled propeller
32 - Barge breakaway
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POSITION(S) 34-35 Primary Cause
Valid only tor fiscal years 1963 to 1969
01 - Personnel fault - State pilot 02 - Personnel fault - Pederal pilot 03 - Personnel fault - Foreign pilot 04 - Personnel fault - Licensed personnel 05 - Personnel fault - Certificated personnel 06 - Personnel fault - Unlicensed and unoertiticated
otticer or crew member middot 07 - Personnel fault - Unlicensed pleasure boampt operator 08 - Personnel fault - All others (longshoremen
watchmen repeirmen) 11 - calculated riskerror in judgement 12 - Storms and heavy weather generally 13 - Adverae weather ampnd aeamp conditions not amountinamp
to atollll8 or heavy weather (wind tide breakers) 14 - Unusual currents 15 - Sheer auction bank cushion 16 - Depth ot water leas than charted or otherwise erpected (no personnel fault) 17 - Restricted maneuvering room (no personnel fault) 18 - Charta and publications (erroneous information) 21 - Pailure ot eq_uipment due to normal vear 22 - Pailure ot equipment due to material taul t 23 - Pailure of eq_uipment due to design tault 24 - Pailure ot eq_uipment - careleeanesaimproper
handling31 - Unseaworthy (not auitable tor route or service) 32 - Unknown or ineutficient information - earthquake33 - Paul t on the part of other veaeel or other persona 34 - Improper or lack of maintenance 35 - Pleating debria submerged obJect 36 - Inautticient horsepower - inadequate ampeaiating tugs
Note In cases involving tvo or more vessels vhere one ia totally at tault or bampa a greater degree o taul t the primary cause on the veaael record tor the veaael having major fault should be marked or example Personnel (Stampte Pilot) Pamp~lt on Own VeaaelJ on the veeael~vhioh does not hampve amp major fault the record vould be marked as primary cause ~rault on the Put ot the Other Veaael tt tfhere major taul t eziata on the part ot both veaaela the primary eampuae on each veeael vould indicate ita own primary rault
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POSITION 34 POSITION 35
A P P State pilot B P P federal pilot C P P foreign pilot foreign master D P P Licensed personnel E P P Cartifioatad paraonnel P P P Unlio bullbull Unoer personnel G P P Unlicensed pleasure boat H P P All othera (longshoremen amp
harbor workers) I Caloulatad risk
When using codes (A - I) tor position 34 use those codes to the right tor position 35
A Rules ot the Road - (PY 1971) uae apecial rules ot road codes in poations 36-38 and poait1ou 39-41
B Structural failure - improper loading
C Lookout - improperfailure to poet
D Structural failure - excessive speed in heavy weather
G Misjudged ettacts - wind current bull speed
H Kavigation - reliance on floating aids to navigation
J NaViampamption - tailed to ascertain poaition
K Navigation - tailed to utilize all available navigation equipment
L Vessel sherredagreament reached
M Pailura to properly align tow N Lack ot looal knowledge P Inexperienced personnel Q Maneuvered wo proper
uaiatance R Carelessnessinattention
(uleep) S Ialproper corrective procedures T Poor aauanship - fouled
wheelshatt U Pailed - improperly determined
height o tide tailed to correct
V Inadequate control opound asst vessel
W Ialproper mooring towing (tripping)
X Improper aatety precautions - loading intlammable liquidfuelingrepairs
Y Iaproper aecuringrigging z Other not otherwise
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FYs 70 - 80 Causeector
POSrlION 34 POSITION 35
J StoBs heavy weather JC Adverse veather
When using codes (J - K) or position 34 use those codes to the right for position 35
L Unusual currentamp
When using code (L) or position 34t uae t~oae oodea to the right or position 35
A B C D E P G H J K L M N P Q R T
A B C D E Z
Typhoon hurricane etc Gale orca winds Adverse veather - restricted via onl1 Small crat WVnillampB Winds small crat - gale oroe Large ewell - aa across bar Cargc shttt Anchor taUed to holdldripoundted Other Unexp--gu-at-y-v-in--d--d-o-ok--oiliamp--rWl---do-c-k-=-ingmiddot Towmooring part due to heavy weather Squalls - reduced visibilitJvind Anchor parted LT vessel aet down on pierlook Structural failure LT VESSEL SET DOW ON MOORED VESSpoundt Ice
lrratio Strong currentanarrow channel Agreement reachederose current set tov Strollamp surge Outdraftbacklaah rom damlook Other
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lYa 70 - 80 Campueefactor
POSITION 34 POSITION 35
M Sheer auction bank cushion
When using code (M) tor poeition 34 use those codes to the right tor position 35
N Depth leas than charted
When using code (N) tor poaition 34 use those oodee to the right for podtion 35
0 Reetrioted maneuvering room shyno personnel fault
When using code (0) tor position 34 use the code to the right or poaition 35
P Structural Pailure shyno peraonnel rampult
When using code (P) tor position 34 use those codes to the right or poeition 35 bull
A Marro~ channel B Navigating cloee to shore z Other
A Charta erroneous S Area shoalledsilted C Position of bazard doubtful D Publications erroneous H Other
A Not otherwise class1poundied
A Wasted plate and internalsor wood rotted B Yaatampd welda C fracture - plates and internalamp D Fracture - welds E Indent - Minor F Set in - Major G Buckling H Design J ixplosion andor ire - structural
failure aa the result or z Other
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py 70 - 80 Caueetactor
POSITION 34 POSITION 35
Q Equipment tailurenorJDSl wear R Equipment tailurematerial
fault S Equipment failuredesign T Equipment tailursP bull P ot
operating personnel (including improper operation lack or mintsrIampIlce)
When using codes (Q - T) tor position 34 use those codes to right tor position 35
A Main steam system B Auxiliary ateam system C Peed and oondensate system D Salt water system E Preah ~ter system (excluding
teed system) P Cargo oil system G Puel oil service ayatem H Puel oil transfer system J Lube oil system K Hydraulic systems t Pneumatic system M Retriaeration system N Ventilationmiddotayatem P Sanitampry system amphull drainage
system (incl bilge system) Q fire fighting equipment amp lite
sav~ equimpmsnt R Drilling equipment B Electrical (All equipment) T LPGLPG02 system (all compressed
aaaea except decompression chamber) U Decompression chamber PYs 71 - 80 V Crankcase explosion PYs 71 - 80 W Deck equipment - cargo (winches
booms etc) X Deck equipment - other (anchor
vindlaes chain mooring line) Y Pailure or -chinery supports z Other
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PYa 70 80 Causetaotor
POSITION 34
U Unaeaworthr X Improper maintenance
When usinS codes (U X) tor position 34 uae those oodea to the riampht tor poaition 35
V Unknown o thtr
When using code (V) tor position 34 use thoat codes to the right tor poaition 35
POSITION 35
A Pailure or wood hull platiDgmoderate aees
B Steel hull deteriorated C Pailure to blow tubee D Not suitable tor route z Other
A Parga breampkawy improper 110oring B Breakaway due to wake wash C Enemy action D Chemical spill E Vandalism middot P Blow-out G Engine room tire undetarlllined origin H Pire otherundetermined J Dook bollud tailure K Unknown L Drilline eq_uipment M Stability N Progressive fiooding P Vesaal oveilUil and sunk Q Vake damage troll other vessel R fire barge loaded S fire barge empty - not gu lee z Other
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Factors
Valid only for PYs 63 - 7l
The following codes were used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
900 - RS bull450 Action intended 990 - Coast Guard Asaiatance (FYs 70 - 80) 999 - No additional araampa of contributing factora
Hull and Associated Parta
011 - Plates ampnd framing (ateel hull vessels) 012 - Planks tramea fastenings (wood hull vessel) 013 - Bulkheads and decks 014 - Tanka (including cargo fuel water lube oil
double bottom tanks etc)middot 015 - Holda and hatches hatch beams hatch covers 016 - Superstructure 017 - Laddamprs ~ya stairs accommodation ladders 018 - Raila and guards 019 - Masts booms cargo gear (including winches) 020 - Struta stern tube rudder shoe 021 - Ventilators 022 - Watertight closures and assorted equipment 023 - Hull part not otherwise classified 024 - Quarters living spaces toilets etc 025 - Fishing gear
Naviption
026 - Lookout 027 - Congested areas docks piers - restricted
maneuvering 028 - Buoys aids to navigation 029 - Bxceaaive apeed 030 - Channels - restricted maneuvering 031 - Poor visibility 032 - Steering gear including steering engine
rudder auto pilot 033 - Radar 034 - Pathometer sounding machine lead line 035 - Engine order telegraph bell pulls pilot
house engine controls 036 - Navigation lights (improper use of) 037 - Whistle bell born aigcala (improper use) 038 - Navisation equipment - not otherwise classified 039 - Veather generally 040 - Currents and tides
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Area o Cauaal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 A4ditio~l Contributing Pampotors
Valid only tor PYe 63 - 71
The following were ueed tor positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Liteeaviflg
041 - Lite preservers buotant cushions lite rings 042 - Lifeboats and equipment 043 - Liteboat and lite rat launching apparatus 044 -Lite rapoundte lite tloata buoyant apparatus
and equipment 045 - Lifesaving equiplltlent not otherwiae olassiied
Pireighting
051 - Pixed lirelighting systems 052 - Portable tiretighting equipment 053 - Pire detecting syateme alums
Cc11aunioationa
PYa 70-71 060 - Rampdio telephone ailed to useimproper use 061 - Rampdio telegraph telephone auto alarm etc 062 - Visual eignals including searchlights blinker
lags
Miacellaneoua
PY 71 059 - Repleniahment a t see PYa 70-71 068 - Disabled require tow PYa 70-71 069 - Background lighting obscured aide to navition
070 - Yard repairs 071 - Overloading072 Impropel loading or atowage 013 - Insufficient ventilation 074 - Ground tackle including anchor windlass 075 - Towing equipment includihg towing engine 076 - Cargo077 - Miscellaneous deck department equipment - not
otherwise claaaitied 078 - Sunken wreck 079 - Tug assisting080 - Mooring equipment lines winches
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Ar~ ot Campuaampl Connection (Contributing Paotora)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing factors
Valid only for FYa 63 - 71
lh e tolloving codes were used tor poe i tiona 36 - 38 and poaitiona 39 - U
Main Propulsion Machinery
081 - Gaaoline engine and aooeeeoriea (except outboards) 082 - Outboard motors and accessories 083 - Diesel engine and aooeaeories 084 - Steam r60iprocating engines 085 - Steam turbine and turbo-electric 086 - snata and reduction gears 087 - Propeller 088 - Main propulsion bampchinery - not otherviee olaeeitied 089 - Failure ot equipment due to improper or lack ot
IDIintenanc e 091 - Atomic reactor
Boiler
101 - furnaces including tubes caatinga superheaters economizers etc
102 - Fuel oil ayatem - (FY 71) Boiler tuel oil ayatem only
103 - Feedwater syatema including condensers and evaporators 104 - Steam ayatems main and auxillary 105 - Boiler parte and aoceasoriee - not othervise
claeaitied 106 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack ot
maintenance FY 71 107 - Fuel oil system diesel
Machinery Miacellaneoua
111 - Pumps (cargo bilge bampllampat etc) but not ire pumps fuel lube oil or teedvater pumps
112 - Refrigeration ayatema including cargo and ships service
113 - Gasoline engines except main propulsion 114 - Diesel engines ezoept main propulsion 115 - Misoellaneoue machinery - not otherviae classified 116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack ot
aintenance 117 - Miace1laneoua engineering spaces 118 - Miacellaneoua engineering tools or equipment 119 - Bilge pumps
JPY 71 120 - Miscellaneous piping ayatema
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POSITION($) 36-38 Ar~ of Cauaal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Pampotora
Valid only for PYs 63 - 71
The following oodea were used for poaitione 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Electrical
121 - Generators (except main propulsion - see code 085) 122 - Viring 123 - Lights 124 - Controls switches circuit breakers fuses etc 125 - Motors (except main propulsion) 126 - tlectrical equipment - not otherwise olaaaified 127 - Failure or equipment due to improper or lack or
maintenance
Galley and Stewards Depamprtment
131 - Stova rangaa and aaaociated equipment 132 - Galley and steward department parts and ampquipment shy
not otherwise classified PY 71 133 - Butane alleyheating stove PYs 70-71 1~0 - Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
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PYa 71 - 80
Rules opound Road Violations
You can put up to three (3) letter codes in these three (3) positions 1pound leas than three (3) follow with dashes (--)
POSITION (S) 36-38
A Rule 2 Improper lightss Rule 3 Lighti for towing c Rule 4 Not under command lightaapecial operations
(or pilot rulea-apecial operations) Rule 5-10 Lights towed vesselsmall vesselpilot vessel
fishing vessel - stern lightD Rule ll Anchor lightsE Rule 15 Pog sigJlamplaP Rule 16 Speed in togaignal forward of beam
Substantial action
G Rule 17 Sail veaeela H Rule 18i Meeting situations I Rule 18ii1 Danger a1pal J Rule 18v Bend signal K Rule 18viii Overtaking L Rule 19 Crossing situation M Rule 20 Sail vessel right or wayexcept in narrow channel N Rule 21 Privileged vessel maintain course amp signal P Rule 22 Burdened vessel avo1~ crossing ahead Q Rule 23 Burdened vessel keep clear R Rule 24 Overtaking vassal keep clear S Rule 25 Keep to starboard aide opound chanDel T Rule 26 Right opound way ot fishing vaaaela U Rule 27 General prudential rule V Rule 28 Course signals internationalbacking inland fl Rule 29 Rule or good seamanship (lookout) z Rule Failure to render aeaiatance
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Rules of Road Violamptions
You can put up to three (3) letter codes in these three (3) positions 1pound leas tbampn three (3) follov with dashes (--)
POSITION(S) 39-41
A Excess speed a Insufficient pover c Wrong aide ot channel D Pailura to sound signals pound Meeting situation turned lett P Crossing situation burdened tailed to give vay G failed to atop or back H Elaei 1e asaneuver too little too late I Overtaking vessel ailed to keep oleer J Overtaken vessel tailed to maintain course ampa peed K Vind sea or current faotore L Agreement raaohed vessel sheered M bull Improperno lookout N Radio telephoneP RS 4450 action intended R Improper lightsshapes) T Person in charge intoxicated
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Araa ot ~ueal Connection
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Factors
PYe 72 - 80
These codes vera used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
900 - RS 4450 Action intended 990 - Coast Guard assistance (FYa 70 - 80) 991 - Violation ot Lav 999 - No additional areas ot contributing poundactors
Deecriptive Codes
026 - Lookout 027 - Congested areas docks piers - restricted maneuvering 028 - Buoys aids to navigation 029 - Excessive speed 030 - Channels - restricted maneuvering031 - Poor visibility 039 - Weather generally 040 - Currents and tides
Miscellaneous
048 - Failure to secure (or improper) 059 - Replenishment at sea 068 - Disabled require tow 069 - Background lighting obscured ampids to navigation 070 - Yard repaire includes gaa tree (FYa 73 - 80) 071 - Overloading bull 072 - Improper loading or atowage 073 - Insufficient ventilation 076 - Cargo078 - Sunken wreck 079 - Tug assisting
Machinery Miecellaneous
116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack opound mampintenance
Gamplley and Stewards DepUtment
140 - Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
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Arampas ot Causal Connection Additio~l Contributing Factors
The folloving contributing factor codes vere added in fiscal year 1972 These codes provided a greater degree or flexibility and apeoiticity in denoting cauaal connections areas ot damage 8Zld contributing causes to casualty
POSITIONS) 36-38 and 39-41
Hull 400-419
400 Hull - general 401 Hull - external-fvd 13 - bottom 402 Hull - external-midsection bottom 403 Hull - external-aft l3 - bottom 404 Hull - external-tvd l3 - aideahell 405 Hull - external-midshipsect1on-s1deahell 406 Hull - exte~nal-att l3 - aideshell 407 Hull - internale-fvd 13 408 Hull - internals-midsection 409 Hull - internals-aft l3410 External plating-superstructure 411 Internal framing-superstructure 412 Weather decks - main 413 Weather decks - superstructure 414 Decks - internal including tank top US Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
Yd 13 416 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
midsection 417 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
att 13 418 Bulkheads - above main deck 419 Bulkheads - longitudinal
Hull Damampge 920-929
920 Wasted - plate and internals 921 Wasted - veldrivet 922 Fractured - plate and internals 923 Fractured - weldrivet 924 Indented - minor 925 Set in - major 926 Buckled 927 Holed 928 Fractured - other 929 roken up (ie on rocks etc
Work Spaces 426-444
426 Work spaces - generalother 427 tork spaces - engine 428 Work spaces bull engine shops
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
429 Work spaces - engine store roome 430 Work spaces - engine paint locker 431 Work spaces - miac eng spaces (shaft
alley vent rooms) 432 Work spaces - bridge ampaav spacee 433 Work spaces - deck shops 434 Work spaces - deck storerooms 435 Work spaces - paint locker 436 Work spaces - cargo holds 437 Work spaces - cargo holds Tveen deck 438 Work spaces - cargo holds lo~er 439 Work spaces - galley 440 Work spaces - galley ato~ea
(includes ete~arda) 441 Work spaces - main deck cargo vinch
area 442 Work spaces - main deck cargo hold
area 443 Work spaces - reefer holds 444 Work spaces - fish hold
Living Spaces 446-450
446 Living spaces - crev 447 Living spaces - crev toiletsho~er 448 Living spaces - passenger 449 Living spaces - passenger toiletshower 450 Living spaces - passenger (other)
Built-in Tanka 451-466
451 Tanks - ballut(beginning PY 73) 452 Tanka - atterpeaklateru rake 453 Tanks - cargo oil 454 Tanka - cctrerdamadoubleakin 455 Tanka - deep 456 Tanka - distilled water 457 Tanka - double bottom 458 anka - drainvells 459 lanks - torepeaklbownke 460 Tanka - tuel oil day tank 461 lampnks - fuel oil settlera 462 Tanka - potable water 463 Tanka - sewage 464 Tanks - sump 465 Tanka - voids 466 Tanks - other
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POBITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Hull amp Hull Fittinamps amp Outfittings 467 - 484
467 Cargo battens and cleats 468 Cargo oontampiner cells 469 Cargo contLiner stowage fittings 470 Equipment stowage 471 Pire stltion boxea 472 Grain handling ampnd stowage fittings 473 Hamptoh tent arrangements 474 Lashing fittingscargo tie down 475 Mooring fittings generampl 476 Mooring bitts and foundations 477 Mooring pawls and chain stoppers 478 Protective devices 479 Safety rails ampnd fittings 480 Securing devices 461 Skylights 482 Windows - port holesdead lights 483 Wire reels 484 Other
Deck Covering 485-493
485 Living spaces 486 Galley spaces 487 Deck treads and nonskid 488 Ladder treads 489 Portable gratings 490 Toiletshower spaces 491 Wood decking 492 Working spaces 493 Other
Access 494-515
494 Accommodation ladders 495 Doors - general 496 Doors - cargo 497 Doors - exterior 498 Doors - interior 499 Doors - reefer 500 Doors - watertight SOl Ploor plates ampnd supports 502 Gratings and supports 503 Laddera inclined - external 504 Ladders portable inclined - external 505 rddera vertical inclined - external 506 Ladders inclined - internal 507 Laddera portable inclined - internal 508 Ladders vertical inclined - internal 509 Manholes 510 Scuttles 511 Ship B gampngWa)
POSITION($) 36-38 and 39-41
512 Sideports 513 Stages 514 Working platforms 515 Other
Deck amp Carso 516-589
Mampats Booms amp Rigging 516-531
516 General 517 locka 518 Booms - general ampmisc small 519 Heavy lit booms 520 Car carriers 521 F6nders 522 Lanyarda 523 Mampata and kingposts 524 Nets 525 Rigging - general526 Slings 527 Spreaders 528 Fishing gear ~ general 529 Nets 530 Booms masts etc 531 Boom cradle
Winches 535-555 bull 535 Boat winches 536 Cargo winches 537 Fishing winches 538 Hand winches 539 Towing winches 5U Other 542 Anchorveesel anchored 543 Anchor chain-including riding
pawldevils olav 544 Anchor windlass - general 545 Automatic mooring winches 546 General-control-teaturea 547 Capstans - generampl 548 Mooring winches - general 549 Mooring lines-generalunknown
vessel moored 550 - Natural tiber 551 - Wire rope 552 - Srnthetic rope 553 - Towing cable 554 - Misc towing equip 555 - Other
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POSTIONS) 36-38 and 39--1
Cranes 556-558
556 Gentry eranes - general 557 Revolving cranes - general 558 Other
Hatch Covers 559-563
559 Hatch beams and boards 560 Pontoons and beams middot 561 Mechanical hatch covers-general 562 Mechanical hatch covers-electric
hydraulic drive general 563 Mechanical hatch covers electroshy
mechanical drive general (chain etc )
Elevators Conveyors and Dumbwaiters s6s - 571
565 Conveyors - cargo general 566 Dumbwaiters 567 Elevators - cargo - general 568 Elevators - personnel569 Engineers platform hoist 570 Pork lifts 571 Other
Steering Gear 572-588
572 Bov thruster - general 573 Steering gear - general 574 Cross head and erose head drive 575 Pollov-up mechanism (linkages) 576 Hydraulic system 577 Lubrication 578 Pumps 579 Rams cylinders 580 Steering stands amp trick vheela 581 Rudder - general 582 Carrier bamparing 583 Horn 584 Pintle and gudgeon 585 Stock bearing 586 Stock packing gland 587 Planking ~udder
588 Other
Stabilizers 589
589 Stabilizers - general
Galley and lAundry 590 - 600
590 Galley equipment - generalother 591 Laundry equipment - generalother
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
592 Dish washers 593 Steam galley equipment - general 594 Garbage disposals ampchutes 595 Miscellaneous mechanical equipment 596 Ovens 597 Pressing and ironing equipment 598 Range$ 599 Refrigerators 600 Washing maohinea and dryers
Cargo Hold Dehumidiie~s 601
601 Cargo hold dehumidiioation-generampl (cargo air)
Heating Ventilation amp Air Conditioning b02-bl2
602 Air conditioning - general 603 Ventilation - general 604 Covla 605 Dampera 606 Ducts and supports 607 Goosenecks 608 Heaters - electric 609 Steam or hot water 610 Gaaolineoil 611 Gas (butane etc) 612 Other
Main ProyenSla1on 613-7 8
Diesel Engines 613-635
613 Main propulsion diesel engine 614 Main propulsion diesel governing system 615 Main propulsion diesel reduction 618 Fmerg dieaal generator engiae - general 619 Elmerg diesel generator eiigiDe - engine
(excluding accessories) gov~ system
620 Elmerg diesel gen eng - inat~umentation 621 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral diesel
oil B1Btera 622 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral freah
vater cooling ayatem 623 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral lube
oil system
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POSITION($) 36-38 alld 39-41
624 Emerg dieeel gen engine - integral starting mechanism
625 Ships aervioe diesel gen engine shygeneral
626 Ships service diesel sen engineshyengine excluding aeeeaaoriee) governinamp 171 tem
627 Ships service diesel generator 628 Ships aervice diesel generator
engine - integral diesel oil system 629 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral fresh water cooling system 630 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral lube oil system 631 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral starting mechanism 632 Lifeboat diesel enginea 633 Small boat gaaoline engine shy
(inboard)634 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(outboard) 635 Otherdiesel cargo pumps on Tank barge 636 Main propulsion turbines - general
(hignlov pressure) 637 Governing system 638 Integral gland seal regulating 639 Integral lubrication ayatem 640 Jacking gear 641 Maneuvering valves 642 Main propulsion gears - (reduction
gears) 643 Integral lubrication ayatem 644 Other
Shafting end Bearings 645 - 652
6i5 Bearings - general646 Shafting - general 6-7 Line 68 Tail 649 earing - thrust 650 Stern tube assembly - oil lubrication 651 Stave typeatutpound1ng boz 652 Other
Pl-olllers 653 - 657
653 hopellara - solid 65-4 Built-up 655 Controllable pitch propellers-general 656 Control ecbaniem 657 Othernot apecitied
Turbinea 658 - 665
658 Emergency generator gas turbines 659 Main propulaion gas turbines
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-middot1
660 Ships service generator ~a 665 Other
Vacuum EqUipment 666-671
666 Au111ary air ejectors ampcondensers 667 Auxiliary condensers 668 Ezhampust condenser 669 Main air ejectors amp condensers 670 Main condenser 671 Other
Pump (poundor both deck and engine room) 672 - 677
672 Centrifugal pumps - gerteral 673 Hand pumps 674 Hy-draulic motore - genePel 675 Hy-draulic puml)a - gerteral676 Reciprooa ting pumpa - prteral 677 Rotary pumps - general
PipY Pittinga amp Vallea poundor both deck and engine room) 6amp1-695
681 Pleible Tubing682 Gauge Linea 683 Hose (other than poundire) 664 Pipe pounditt~ 665 Pipirtg686 Sea cheats ampoverboard discharge
oonneotiona bull 687 Sea strainers (in piping) 688 See valves 689 System fittings (strainers tilterst
traps etc ) drains 690 Tubing 691 Valves - general 692 Regulating 693 Reliet 694 Check balance 695 Other
Compressors 696 - 698
696 Air compreaaors - general 697 Refrigeration compressors - general 698 Other
AU1liarz Sta tam furbiDe a amp Gears 99 - 707
699 Pump turbines - general 700 Goverrting aratem 701 Integral lubrication 111tem
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POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
702 Ships service generator turbines shygeneral
703 Ships service generator turbines shygoverning eyetem
704 Ships service generator turbineamp shyintegral gland aeal regulating a19tem
705 Ship a se~vioe generator turbines shyintegral lubricating system
706 Ships service generator turbines shyreduction gear assembly
707 Other
Boilers 708 - 130
708 Air heaters 709 Boiler casings 710 Boiler drums and internals 711 Boiler tubes 712 Boiler valves 713 Boiler water level indicators 714 Boiler water testing 715 Brickwork and refractoryfirebox 716 Burner lame scanning system 717 Burner ignition system 718 Combustion control 719 Desuperheatera 720 Draft gauges 721 Fuel oil burners ampair register 722 Feed water regulators 723 Economizer 72~ Sampety valves 725 Smoke indicators 726 Soot blowers 727 Superheaters 728 Superheater temperature regulators 729 Uptakes and inner stack 730 See 744
Blowers and Pane 732 - 734
732 Forced draft blowers - generalor turbo air intake on diesel
733 Ventilation tans - general 734 Other
Unfired Pressure Vampaaell and Non-built-tanka 735 - 741
735 Air receivers 736 Drain tanks 737 Expansion tLnke 738 Gravity tanks 139 Hydraulic accumulators 740 Mirlng tanka 741 Other
POSITION(S 36-38 and 39-41
Coolers Condensers 742 - 753
742 Coolers - general 743 Diesel oil purifier heater 744 Peed water beater amp vent condenser - gen 745 Lubrication oil purifier heater 746 Main propulsion lubrication oil coolers 747 Reefer compartment air eoolera 748 Reefer compartment pipe coila 749 Reefer condensers 750 Reefer liquid auction heat exchangers 751 Reefer secondary rerig eoolers 752 Cargo and fuel oil heating coils 753 Other
Purifiers 754
754 Puriiere
Evaporators 755 - 758
755 Contaminated steam generators 756 High preeaure evapora tore 757 Lev pressure evaporatoramp 758 Other
Electrical 759 - 780
759 Main motor 760 Main motor air cooler 761 Main generator 762 Main generator air cooler
Electric Generatora 763 - 765
763 Emergency cenerator - general 764 Ships service generators - general 765 Other
Electric Power Distribution 766 - 776
766 Batteries 767 Battery charcera 768 Distribution panels (other than
switchboard panels 769 Emergency generator switchboard 770 Lighting panels 771 Power panels 772 Ships service generator switchboard 773 Teet panel 774 Tranaormers 775 Wiring 776 Other
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POSTION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Motors and Controllers 777 - 780
777 Electric motors 778 Electric motors 779 Electric motor
maohinery) 780 Electric motor
machinery)
(non-deck machinery) (deck machinery)
controllers (non-deck
controllers (deck
Interior Communications 781 - 794
781 Telephone system 782 Call bell system
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Lighting 817 - 821
817 Lighting - crev areee (includes eiring) 818 Lighting - navi~tion 819 Portable lighting 820 Searohlights 821 Othercargo holds
Miaoellampneous Workshop Equipment 822 - a3a
822 Burning equipment 823 Drill presses
783 Cargo oil temperature recording system 824 Engine test stand 7811 Engine order telegraph 785 Engineers signal and alarm system 786 General alarm system 787 Individual system alarm systems
(excluding specific equipment alarms) 788 Propeller shaft revolution
indicator system 789 Repoundrigeration temperature
recording system 790 Rudder angle indicator system 791 Salinity indioator system - teed
condensate 792 Sound povered telephone system 793 Wheelhouse alarm system 794 Other
Exterior Communications 795 - 801
795 Auto alarm 796 Lifeboat portable radio equipment 797 Radio telegraph equipment 798 Radio telegraph equipment 799 Radio teletype Equipment BOO Bridgebridge radio 801 Otherharbor advisory radar
Navigation Equipment 802 - 816
802 Course recorder 803 DECCA navigator 804 Echo depth sounder 805 Electric steering - gyro pilot system 806 Pog gong 807 Gyro compass system 808 Loran 809 Hampgnetic copaaa 810 Radar - general 811 Radar - collision avoidance 812 Radio direction finder 813 Ship B bell 81JI Signal lights 815 Whistle siren 816 Other (charts poundailed to use etc)
825 Grinders 826 Hand tools 827 Hydraulic jacks 828 Lathes 829 Lifting gear - including chain
all and come-along 830 Milling machines 831 Paint aprampying outfit 832 Power drive portampble tools 833 Sav - motor drivenmiddot 83Jt Shapers 835 Welding equipment 836 Work bench 837 Vises 838 Other
Inatrumenta (not covered in other main components) B39 - B45
839 Clinometers 840 Main gauge board 841 Portampble instruments 842 System indicating instruments 843 Srstem recording instruments 844 Teat instrumentation 845 Other
Automamption (not covered in other main components) 846 - 852
846 Bell recorderamp 847 Bridge console 848 Condition recorders temperature
pressure etc 81f9 Engineroom console 850 Inormation recorders 851 Throttle control equipment 852 Other
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POSITON(S) 36-38 Area of Cauaal Connection (Contributing Paotore)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Paotora
The following cOdes were used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Firefiibting 853 - 864
653 Fixed systems - fire maine and hose 854 C02 855 Steam 656 Sprinkler 857 Other 858 Semi-portable - C02 859 Portable - C02 860 Other 861 Fire ~etecting systems and alarms 862 Emergency equipment - (breathing apparatus ax et~) 864 Other
Lifesaving 865 - 874
665 Life preserver - approved866 Lite preserver - diaapproved 667 Buoyant oushion lite ring 868 Lifeboat 869 Equipment 870 Davits (launching apparatus) 871 Lite raft - inflatable 872 Launching apparatus 873 Other (bouyant apparatus and lite floats) 874 Lite aaving equipment not otherwise claaaitied
Miscellaneous 875 - 878
875 Main propulsion reciprocating 876 Main bearings 877 PistonampJ rod etc 878 Jacking gear
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POSITION(S) 42 ~eather at Time of Casualty
1 - Clear 2 - Partly Cloudy 3 - Overcaa t 4 - Pog 5 - Rain 6 - Snow 7 - Other (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSITION(S) 43 Visibility at Time of Campaualty
1 - Leas than 14 mile 2 - l4 to leas than 12 mile 3 - 12 to lees than 1 mile 4 - 1 mile to leas than 2 miles 5 - 2 miles and over (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSTION(S) 44 Wind at Time of Casualty
1 - Calm 2 - 1-3 knots 3 - 4-10 knots 4 - 11-16 knots 5 - 17-27 knots 6 - 28-40 knots 1 - U-55 knots 8 - 56-65 knots 9 - greater than 65 knots (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSITION(S) 45-47 Air Temperature at Time of Campaualty - Fahrenheit (FYa g3 - 6a5
POSITION(s) 45-47 Specific Location o Caaualty (PYa 69 - 80)
POSITION(S) 45 Great Lakes (FYa 69 - 80)
T - Lake Huron Straits o Hackinampo and St Marys River
U - Lake Ontario and Lower N~ River St Lawrence River Lake Champlain and New York State Barge Canal System
V - Lake Michigan
W - Lake Superior
I - Lake Erie including Niagara River Detroit River Lake St Clair and St Clair River
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POSITION(S) 46middot47 Use nearest degree of latitude and longitude respectively
Location Codes tor the High Seas (FYs 69 bull 80)
Pind the loeamption ot the casualty on the attached chart (titled Open Ooeen Coding Chart) by utilitzing the latitude ampnd longitude Enter alpha ohampracter located in large blocked area in Poeition 45 Enter tile nWDber loeampted in upper left hand corner of the small squares vithin cb blocked area in positiona Jt6 and 47
Coastal iiampters (FYa 69 - 70)
Use first three digits of the five digit index on the folloving page I the first digit is e one then subaitute ampn S in ita place
Coastal ~aters (FYa 71 - 75)
Use the first three digits of the five digit index on the folloving page
PYs 76 bull 80 to oode an area in the Coastal U S first refer to pages 36-39 aM loeate the geographical point where the casualty occurred or the point closest to the location o the caaualty If a eampeuamplty occurred on the high a eea and a coaa tal poaition is used as a reference point then indioate that reference point or point or the list closest to it When the geographloal point has been determined use the second thru forth nWIIbera of the listinamp and place them in positions 45-47 The folloving example vill illustrate the above 111ethodt
A casualty occurs near Myrtle Beach South Carolina Using a map or chart it is determined thampt Myrtle Beach is located nearest to Georgetown Lisbt whoee second thru forth digits are 201 This number is placed in positions 45-47
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OPEN OCEAN CODING CHART
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Western Rivers Gulf and Gulf Interooaatal Waterway (PYa 69 - 75)
POSITION(S) 45
A - Lover Kiesieeippi River from head of peasea to Ohio River (AHP) APS - Preeport Sulfur Campnal AGO - Gulf Outlet ASW - SW Pass ASP - South Pass AAL - Pase Loutre
B - Upper Miaaiaeippi River - from mouth of the Ohio River to Minneapolis including the St Croix River LAke St Croix and Minnesota River
C bull Illinois Vatervay - mouth to Chieampgo
D - Alleghany River - from Pt Pittsburg to Oil City Pennsylvania
E - Honogahela River - from Pt Pittsburg to source
p - Missouri River - from junction ~ith Hiseieaippi River to head of navigation
G - Kanawaha River - from junction vith Ohio River to heampd of navigation
H - Kentucky River - from junction vith Ohio River to ht~ad of Dampviption
J - Cumberland River - from junction vith Ohio River to head of navigation
K - Tennessee River - from junction vith Ohio River to Knoxville Tennessee
L - Arkansas River - from junction vith Hissiseippi River to head of navigation
H - Gulf Intercoastal Vaterway (vest) - from Harvey Locks vest to Brownsville Texas
HP - Horgan City Port Allen Route HA - Atchatalara River HB - Barataria Itatervay ML - Bayou LAFourche HH - kouma Navigational Canal MC - Calcaaieu River MV - Vermillion River MBS - Bayou Sorrel MQB - Brazos River MHO - Harvey Locka Algiers Canal M28 - Vest Port Arthur Bridge H09 - Horgan City Bridge MAB - Bervick Bar ridge HTG - Tennessee Gamps Pipeline Canal
H - Gulf Intercoastal Waterva) (eaat) - from Nev Orleane to terminus
P - Ohio River - from Pt Pittsburg to source
Q - Other Rivera
QG - Green River HSC Houston Ship Channel
POSITION(S) 46-47 Designate river mile to nearest ten miles eg mile 3ll6 35
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POSITON(S) 4B Sea Conditions at time opound Cauualtr
1 - Calm 2 - Seaavell 5-15 poundeet 3 - Seaavell 16-20 teet 4 - Seampavell 21-40 teet
or slight chop o~ moderate chop-rough or heampvy chopvery rough
5 - Seaavell over 40 teet 6 - Ice (-) Unknown or inautficient information
POSITION(S) 49-50 s Temperature at Time of Casualty (PYa 63 - 68)
- ~enheit
POSITION(S) 49-50 Specific Type ot Vessel (PYs 69 - 80)
These positions allov tor further specifying the vessel type coded in positions 13-14
01 Artificial Island
01 Mobile drilling rig submersible 02 Mobile drilling rig semi-submersible 03 Mobile drilling ~ig jaok-up 04 Work over rig jaok-up 05 Work over rig other 99 Fixed plattormaztificial island
02 Freis t ship
Position lt9
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Position 50
Q General A Bulk carrier S Container ship (or deck) T Railroad carrier l~ghters U Selpound-unloampder V Combe freight carecontainers W LIGLPG X ROROY Molten sultur Z Ammoniahazardous material chemical
9 Other (inter-island treight small)
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POSITION(S) ~9-50 Specific ype opound Vassel (oonttnued)
03 Freight Barge end 28 Freigpt amprge Hazardoua Mampter1ampla
06 Dr7 eamprgo unspecified 79 Ocean bulk ( petro phoaphampte etc )07 Open hopper 80 Ooaan other (lumber dock) 08 Covered hopper 81 lAah barge 09 Deck loading 99 Other or unknown (dWilp acov) 10 Railroad or container 11 Dr7 cargo other 12 Shellsandrock barge
0 Commercial Vessels - Freight or Pueengers
13 011 industry supply vessel (except orev boats) 70 Fishing aupplytrertaport 98 Diving barge 99 Otherunkrtovn NOC (eg workboat amp misc)
05 Conatruction amp Wrecking Vessels
14 Derrick berge 15 Pile driver 16 Pipe layingjetting 17 Drilling barge 18 Drilling ship salt-propelled 19 Drilling tender rig tender 99 Construction vessel other (dredge tender power barge barge tender)
06 - 07 Dredge
06 Dredge salt-propelled 07 Dredge non-self-propelled
08 Fishing Vessel
Poaition 49 Position 50
A - Haul seines A - Shrimp B - Purse seines amp lampar nete B - Ground poundiah (flounder haddock perch C - Bag netscoop nets cod) D - Beam travla c - Salmon E - Other trawls (trawls amp D - Tuna
shrimp trawla) dragger E - OJater P - Pots amp trapa p - Crab king G - Gill nets G - Crab other K - Hook amp bait including trollers H -Menhaden J - Longline J - Lobster K - h-edge Ilt - Clam L - Tongraketork L - Scallop K - Canner7 vessel or tender M - Halibut 9 - Other not otherwise classified N - Snappergrouper (-) Unlmow 9 - Other
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Specific Type opound Vessel (continued)
09 TugboatsTowboats
20 - Harbor tug (vessel assistance) 21 - Marborintracoaatal towing 22 - Ooeanotfahore towing 23 - Riverinland towing (pushing) 24 - Riverinland towing (towing astern) 25 - Switcher 67 - Tail boat (tow assistance) 68 - Head boat (tow aeaistampnoe) 70 - Integrated tug barge 99 - Other unknown not otherwise classified
10 Paaaanger Vessel Over 65 100 GT and Over
11 Passenger Vessel Over 65 Under 100 GT
12 Passenger Vessel Under 65
27 - crewboat 28 - Charter fishing 29 - Water taxi 60 - Excursion vesselsight seeing 99 - OtherNOC (eg hydrofoil)
13 Perr1es Over 65 100 GT and Over
14 Parries Over 65 Under 100 GT
15 Perries Under 65
90 - Auto 91 - Railroad cars 92 - Passenger 93 - Passengerauto
16 Passenger Barge (Incl Cable Perry Barges amp Piahing Barge)
17 TltUlk Vessel
30 - T-2 31 - EX t-2 (eg jumbo-ized) 32 - T-1 33 - T-3 34 - T-5 97 - Dampngeroua cargo (tetra ethyl lead methyl lead aqua ammonia) 99 - Other NOC (inland or amall coaa tal)
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Spec1pound1o ype ot Vessel (continued)
18 or 29 Tank Barges
35 bull Liquid cargo barge unapecitied36 - Single skinned liquid barge 37 - Double skinned liquid barge (including olean petrochemicals eg
aromatics trichloride) 38 - Cylinder tank open hopper and void 39 - Cylinder tank decked over 40 - Other liquid barge (eg brine drilling mud etc) 41 - LPGLIG (butane open hopperpropylene) 42 - Chlorine 43 - Sulfur liquid 44 - Ammonia preeeure tLnk 45 - Ammonia low temper~ture 46 - tow temperature other 47 - Acid aulturic 48 - Acid other 49 - Caustic unspecified 50 - Caustic soda liquid51 - Caustic aodamp high temperature52 - High temperature other 69 - Styrene adiponitrile acrylonitrile pampraylene vinyl acetate
ethyl benzene alkyl benzene 71 - Ethyl ether 99 - Ammonia sulfate liquid (aelf unloaded)
fertilizer other
23 Miacellaneoue Vessels
53 - Pleasure craft 54 bull Reeeamprchoceanographic veaael 55 - Sub tender catamaran 56 - Seaplane 57 - Pilot vessel 58 - Cable ahip59 - Submersible 63 - LSTLCM etc mil lighter 64 - Sludge sewage etc 76 - Man-o-war 77 - Dredge self-propelled 78 - Dredge non-self-propelled 86 - Perry boat 87 - Seine boat 88 - School boat 99 - Other ~kelp outter state enforcement eg Pish and
Wild tire drydook)
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POSITION(S) 5l-52t Number or Crev Member Killed or Missing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 53-54t Number or Passengers Killed or Missing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 55-56t Number or Longshoremen amp Harbor Vorkers Killed or Missing amp Presumed i5eampd
POSITION( B) 57-58r Number or Others Killed or Hiaaing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 59-60r Number of Crew Membera Injured amp Incapacitated Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 61-62 Number or Passengers Injured amp Incapacitated Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 63-64r Number ot LolShoremen ampHarbor Vorkers Injured amp Incapaci ta ted Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 65-66 Number ot Others Injured ampIncamppampcitampted Over 72 Houramp
If a vessel casualty involvea deaths andor injuries see coding instructions titled Personnel Injuries and Deaths
POSITION(S 67-70a Estimated toeaDamage to Vessel
POSITION($) 71-74 Eatillllited LoaaDamage to Cargo
POSITION(S) 75-78r Estimated LossDamage to Other Property
Code in unite ot thoueands but first round orr to nearest thoueands For emmpler Ipound the value is SlSOO round it ott to 2000 and code ampa 0002 It the value is $4499 round it ofpound to $4000 and code as 0004 tor positions 69 - 78t
POSIriON(S) 79 Veaeel amp Total Loss
l - Yea 2 - No
POSITION(S) BOa Piller (unused) (FY 1e 63 -73)
POSITION(S) 80r Special Indicator (PYs 74 - 80) previously position 21 ~see page 5 tor codes)
POSIriON(S) 81-82t Clendar Year
POSITION(S) 83-B~r Piacal Year
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I VESSEL NAMEDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATON V S COAST GUARD CODE SHEET -MARINE CASUAL TV STATISTICS
CGHQ-4095 Rev 12bull75)
1
2
2 CASE NO ( 1bull5)
11 SEQUENCE NUMBER
17 A
NATURE 132middot331
NSTRUCTIONS
Vessel casualty with no personal injuries or death 3 Vessel casualty and personal injury or death Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers code all items in Sections Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers and enter codes in Sections 1 and 2shy1 and 2 of code sheet For each related CG-924E enter codes in Section 3 of same code sheet if there are 2
or more persns involved enter data frol)l first CGmiddot924E in Col A of Section 3 data Personal injury or death not involving a vessel casualty from second m Col B etc If more than 4 persons involved use a second code sheet Obtain data from CG-924E and related papers code all items in Sections entering data in Sections 1 and 3 1 and 3 of code sheet
3 VESSEL NO 4 CG INbull 16bull11 J INSPECTmiddot
ED liZ I
CJ Imiddot v es
CJ bullmiddot NO
12 GROSS TONNAGE 1201
Otmiddot o-u 0- 16bull00 CJamiddot I 0bull3 00 Dmiddot ao1middotsoo [_]smiddot so1middot1 ooo
tASU-L TY PARTICULARS B c o
PRIME AREA ADD CAUSE CAUSAL CONT 134middot)151 CONN FACT
3ampmiddot3 II 1311middot40
22 SEA CONDITIONS 148)
SEE SWELL IN FEET)
Otmiddot CALM Osmiddot 41 ANO uP
Dmiddot 5middot15 ISLIGHTI [_)6bull ICE
Oamiddot u-zo tMOOERATEI
Dmiddot 21bull40 lfIOUGHI Otmiddotl UNKNOWN
Z8 TYPE OF 29 NAME OF INJURY VICTIM
J QeatiIIMlss I st Initial 2692192lt1E 2nd Initial or X
2-middotJnjury (924E 2692) I st Three Letters
3middot Qeath+1iss of Last Name 924E Only
ltImiddot Injury 924E Only
12111 lt261 1271 128bull30)
A
B
c
D
s TYPE OF 6 PFIOPU LSI ON II 5) VESSEL
Q1bullSTEAM 511314) 0 bull ~~~t~Eo
0middot 1001bull5000 0middot SOobull0000
Oamiddot toootmiddotuooo CJDmiddot 1amp001 ANO UP Otmiddot) UNKNOWN
18 WEATHER 142)
01middot CIEAR
CJ2middot PAITIY CLOY
Oa- oVERCAST
04middot FOG
235 E Rmiddot VICE OF VESSEL 14 g-~0)
30 PAPERS OF 31 INJURED PERS
SECTION Imiddot DATA REQUIRED ON ALL CASES
0middot MOTOR(Diesel) CJe- OTHEIl
[_]amiddot GASOLINE Q7middot NUCLEAR
Q4middot SAIL
LENGTH1 middot
01- omiddot6s Dmiddot u-too CJ3bull I 01middot200 0middot201bull300 011middot 301bull400
CJIbull RAIN
OmiddotSNOW
CJ7middot OTI-iER
Otmiddot)UNK
24 A
CREW CUmiddotD2l
STATUS
Imiddot Passen eer Imiddot Licensed 2middot LoneslltHW 2middot Documented 3- Tankerman 3- None 4middot Other ltImiddot Other (Include 5middot Artificial or
Foreien SeameJi fix struct worker
6middot Oeck crew 7middot Engine crew 8- Steward Oept
1311 lUI
OtmiddotJ UNKNOWN
7 PERSON IN CHARGE
116)
SECTION 2 bull VESSEL CASUALTY OAT A
8 DATE OF CASUALTY MO MIO MOOF CODE IN II EST
CAS COMP IZ II117middot18) IilllbullOJ I
(IN FEET) 12 7) Ill HULL MATERIAL 128)
4 OImiddotSOO CJtmiddot STEEL Umiddot OTHER I 01 middot6 00 []2middot wooo INCLUDES
FERRObull 601bull700 Oamiddot CEMENT CEMENT 701 AND UP Qmiddot PLJlSTIC 01-1 UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN CJ8bull ALUMINUM
19 VISIBILITY ltIN MILES) 143) zo WINO UN KNOTS)
01middot HAZARDous uo-114 01middot CALM CJsmiddot 17-117
CJ2bull IIEIl Y gtOOR II 4bull1121 0middot 1bull3 KT 06middot Ubull40
Oamiddot oooR 1112-1 1 CJ5middot GOOOiio ANO UPI 0middot 4bull10 Q7middot 41middotU)
DmiddotFAIR (1bull2) 01middot) UNKNOWN 0middot 11middot16 [Je- 50-Ul
KILLED OR MISSING 25 INJURED AND INCAPACITATED 26 e c o A s c o
PASS LoNG OTHER CREW PASS LONG OTHER 13bull541 SHR 157middot561 IUmiddotOOI 1151middot521 SHR 6~-0~1
IUmiddotIU IUbullUl
SECTION 3middot PERSONAL INJURY DEATH 32 ACTIVITY 33STATUS
OF SUFVR Imiddot Off Duty 2middot Deck Dep Dty 1- Licen11e 3middot Eng Dep Oty 2middot Document 4middot Stew Qep Oty 3middot Unlic 5middot Handle Cargo Undoc 6middot Fishinc ltImiddot Loncsh 7middot Ori lis Har Wkr 8- Pas seneer 5middot Other 9middot Other 6middot None o- Unknown
133) 1341
l~iTJ~~TTOF 35 VESS LOC
Ibull GL (Dock)Imiddot Death 2middot GL (Underway)2middot Injury 3middot W Riv (dock)(Perm) ltImiddot W (Underway)3middot ln)ury 5- Jnld(dockanch)(Temp) 6middot In ld (Underway)
ltImiddot Injury 7middot Ocean )(Disability 8middot For(dockandlunknown) 9middot Other
5middot Miuinc
(315J 1361
A IIESSEL 167bull701
36
A
Nature Of
Casualty
137middot381
9 TME OF OAY 12 3)YEAR
CAS oF
18~ DAYNIGHT
I lUI
Dmiddot TWILIGHT
[]bull)UNKNOWN
middot AGt u~ vttL 12 Dl
01middot o-5 Ozmiddot 6bullto
Ekgtmiddot31middot40 7middot 41middot80
[_13middot Umiddot1S Dmiddot n-zo
CJampmiddotII ANOUP Ot-1 UNKNOWN
[Js- 21bull10
1441
Olilmiddot65 JlNO 01EIl
CJH UNKNOWN
10 TYPE OF 10 REPORT
l24)
CImiddotMAI ed
[]2middotNARR
[JH TR TRANS
16 aoov OF WATER
13 0middot3 II
21 SPECIFIC LOCATION
OF CASUALTY 145bull47t
ESTIMA TEO LOSSES 27 VESSEL TOTAL LOSS e c A AMOUNT 17D) s
CARGO PRogt $ PEC (7t-74) 17 5-78 t Obullmiddot TOTAL CODE
LOSS 180)Dmiddot NOT TOTAL
LOSS
PERSONAL CASUALTY PARTICULARS
e c u E F
Prime Cause
Area of Causal
Add Area
Part Of
Nature Of
Conn Causal Conn
Body Injured
Vessel Cas
13 0bull4 0) 141 lt1il3J 144bull401 1 7middot481 i4lilbull5 OJ
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
-The following were used for positions 41 - 113 and positions 44 - 46
900 - RS 4450 Action 990 - Coast Guard Assistance (search amprescue or evacuation) 991 - Violation of law 999 - No additional areas opound contributing factors
Human element (cause lay with individual killed or injured)
001 - Intoxication 002 - Physical deficiency or handicaps
(eyesight hearing heart etc) 003 - Unsafe movement or posture (running jumping
backing) 004 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 005 - Unsafe practice 006 - Violation of law or regulation 007 - Human errors carelessnessbull 008 - Ignorance 200 - Malingering
Human element (cause lay with individual other than person killed or injured)
011 - Intoxication 012 - Physical deficiency or handicaps
(eyesight hearing heart etc) 013 - Unsafe movement or posture (running
jumping backing) 014 - Psychological factors (immaturity insanity etc) 015 - Unsafe practice 016 - Violation of law or regulation
Causes Other
017 - Human errors carelessness 018 - Obesity 021 - Decks - slippery or cluttered 022 - Adverse weather (resulting in vessel movement
boarding seas slippery decks etc) 023 - Poor maintenance or housekeeping 024 - Poor or improper lighting 025 - Absence of or inadequate rails or guards 031 - Failure opound Coast Guard approved material or equipment 032 - Failure of material or equipment other 033 - Narcotics 040 - Chemical
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The following codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 4~ - 46
041 - Death or injury as a result of a vessel casualtybull 042 - Improper or insufficient supervision 043 - Lack of or insufficient life preservers 044 - Lack of proper tools or equipment 045 - Lack of or inadequate personal protective equipment 046 - Miscellaneous causes - not otherwise classified 047 - Improper use of tools or equipment 048 - Pailure to secure 059 - Replenishment at sea 066 - Lookout 067 - Congested areas - docks piers - restricted
maneuvering 068 - Buoys - aids to navigation 069 - Excessive speed 070 - Channels - restricted maneuvering 071 - Poor visibility 079 - Weather generally 080 - Currents and tides 089 - Mooring line surged 106 - Washing soogying 108 - Liberty launch bumboat 110 - Yard repairs (includes gas free) 111 - Overloading 112 - Improper loading or stowage 113 - Insufficient ventilbulltion 116 - Cargodunnage 118 - Sunken wreck 119 - Tug assisting 191 - Knife 201 - Returning from shore leave
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Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors) Additional Contributing Factors
The following contributing factor codes were added to provide a greater degree of flexibility and specificity in denoting causal connectionsmiddot areas of damage and contributions t~ cause for personnel injury andor death records
POSITION(S) 41-43 and ~4-46
Hull 400-419
400 Hull - general 401 Hull - external-fwd 13 - bottom 402 Hull - external-midsection bottom 403 Hull - external-aft 13 - bottom 404 Hull - external-fwd 13 - sideshell 405 Hull - external-midshipsection-sideshell 406 Hull - ex~ernal-aft 13 - sideshell 407 Hull - internals-fwd 13 408 Hull - internals-midsection 409 Hull - internals-aft 13 410 External plating-superstructure 411 Internal framing-superstructure 412 Weather decks - main 413 Weather decks - superstructure ~14 Decks - internal including tank top 415 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
fwd 13 416 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
midsection 417 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
aft 13 418 Bulkheads - above main deck 419 Bulkheads - longitudinal
Hull Damage 920-929middot
920 Wasted - plate and internals 921 Wasted - weldrivet 922 Fractured - plate and internals 923 Fractured - weldrivet 924 Indented - minor 925 Set in - major 926 Buckled 927 Holed 928 Fractured - other 929 Broken up (ie on rocks etc)
426 York spaces - generalother 427 Work spaces - engine 428 Work spaces - engine shops
POSITIONS) 41-43 and 44-46
429 York spaces - engine store rooms 430 York spaces - engine paint locker 431 York spaces - misc eng spaces (shaft
alley vent rooms) 432 York spaces - bridge ampnav spaces 433 York spaces - deck shops 434 Work spaces - deck storerooms 435 Work spaces - paint locker ~36 York spaces - cargo holds 437 York spaces - cargo holds Tween deck 438 Work spaces - cargo holds lower 439 Work spaces - galley 440 York spaces - galley stores
(includes stewards) 441 Work spaces - main deck cargo winch
area 442 York spaces - main deck cargo hold
area 443 Work spaces - reefer holds 444 York spaces - fish hold
Living Spaces 446-450
446 Living spaces - crew 447 Living spaces - crew toiletshower 448 Living spaces - passenger 449 Living spaces - passenger toiletshower 450 Living spaces - passenger (other)
Built-in Tanks 451-466
451 Tanks - ballastbeginning FY 73) 452 Tanks - afterpeakstern rake 453 Tanks - cargo oil 454 Tanks - cofferdamsdoubleskin 455 Tanks - deep 456 Tanks - distilled water 457 Tanks - double bottom 458 Tanks - drainwells 459 Tanks - forepeampklbowrake 460 Tanks - fuel oil day tank 461 Tanka - fuel oil settlers 462 Tanks - potable water 463 Tanks - sewage 464 Tanks - sump 465 Tanks - voids 466 Tanks - other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Hull amp Hull Fittings amp Outfittings 467 - 484
-467 Cargo battens and cleats 468 Cargo container cells 469 Cargo container stowage fittings 470 Equipment stowage 471 Fire station boxes 472 Grain handling and stowage fittings 473 Hatch tent arrangements 474 Lashing fittingscargo tie down 475 Mooring fittings general 476 Mooring bitts and foundations 477 Mooring pawls and chain stoppers 478 Protective devices 479 Safety rails and fittings 480 Securing devices 481 Skylights 482 Windows - port holesdead lights 483 Wire reels 484 Other
Deck Covering 485-493
485 Living spaces 486 Galley spaces 487 Deck treads and nonskid 488 Ladder treads 489 Portable gratings 490 Toiletshower spaces 491 Wood decking 492 Working spaces 493 Other
Access li94-515
494 Accommodation ladders 495 Doors - general 496 Doors - cargo 497 Doors - exterior 498 Doors - interior 499 Doors - reefer 500 Doors - watertight 501 Floor plates and supports 502 Gratings and supports 503 Ladders inclined - external 504 Ladders portable inclined - external 505 Ladders vertical inclined - external 506 Ladders inclined - internal 507 Ladders portable inclined - internal 508 Ladders vertical inclined - internal 509 Manholes 510 Scuttles 511 Ships gangway
POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
512 Sideports 513 Stages 514 Working platforms 515 Other
Deck amp Cargo 516-589
Masts Booms amp Rigging 516-531
516 General 517 Blocks 518 Booms - general ampmisc small 519 Heavy lift booms 520 Car carriers 521 Fenders 522 Lanyards 523 Masts and kingposts 524 Nets 525 Rigging - general 526 Slings 527 Spreaders 528 Fishing gear - general 529 Nets 530 Booms masts etc 531 Boom cradle
Winches 535-555
535 Boat winches 536 Cargo winches 537 Fishing winches 538 Hand winches 539 Towing winches 541 Other
middot 542 Anchor vessel anchored 543 Anchor chain-including riding
pawldevils claw 544 Anchor windlass - general 545 Automatic mooring winches 546 General-control-features 547 Capstans - general 548 Mooring winches - general 549 Mooring lines-generalunknown
vessel moored 550 - Natural fiber 551 - Wire rope 552 - Synthetic rope 553 - Towing cable 554 - Misc towing equip 555 - Other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Cranes 556-558
556 Gantry cranes - general 557 Revolving cranes - general 558 Other
Hatch Covers 559-563
559 Hatch beams and boards 560 Pontoons and beams 561 Mechanical hatch covers-general 562 Mechanical hatch covers-electric
hydraulic drive general 563 Mechanical hatch covers electroshy
mechanical drive general (chain etc)
Elevators Conveyors and Dumbwaiters 565 - 571
565 Conveyors - cargo general 566 Dumbwaiters 567 Elevators - cargo - general 568 Elevators - personnel 569 Engineers platform hoist 570 Fork lifts 571 Other
Steering Gear 572-588
572 Bow thruster - general 573 Steering gear - general 574 Cross head and cross head drive 575 Follow-up mechanism (linkages) 576 Hydraulic system 577 Lubric~tion 578 Pumps 579 Rams cylinders 580 Steering stands amp trick wheels 581 Rudder - general 582 Carrier bearing 583 Horn 584 Pintle and gudgeon 585 Stock bearing 586 Stock packing gland 587 Flanking rudder 588 Other
Stabilizers 589
589 Stabilizers - general
Galley and Laundry 590 - 600
590 Galley equipment - generalother 591 Laundry equipment - generalother
POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
592 Dish washers 593 Steam galley equipment - general 594 Garbage disposals amp chutes 595 Miscellaneous mechanical equipment 596 Ovens 597 Pressing and ironing equipment 598 Ranges 599 Refrigerators 600 Washing machines and dryers
Cargo Hold Dehumidifiers 601
601 Cargo hold dehumidification-general (cargo air)
Heating Ventilation amp Air Conditioning 602-612
602 Air conditioning - general 603 Ventilation - general 604 Cowls 605 Dampers 606 Ducts and supports 607 Goosenecks 608 Heaters - electric 609 Steam or hot water 610 Gasolineoil 611 Gas (butane etc) 612 Other
Main Propulsion 613-758
Diesel Engines 613-635
613 Main propulsion di~sel engine 614 Main propulsion diesel governing system 615 Main propulsion diesel reduction 618 Emerg diesel generator engine - general 619 Emerg diesel generator engine - engine
(excluding accessories) governing system
620 Emerg diesel gen eng - instrumentation 621 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral diesel
oil system 622 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral fresh
water cooling system 623 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral lube
oil system
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
624 Emerg diesel gen engine - integral starting mechanism
625 Ships service diesel gen engine shygeneral
626 Ships service diesel gen engineshyengine (excluding accessories) governing system
627 Ships service diesel generator 628 Ships service diesel generator
engine - integral diesel oil system 629 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral fresh water cooling system 630 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral lube oil system 631 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral starting mechanism 632 Lifeboat diesel engines 633 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(inboard) 634 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(outboard) 635 Otherdiesel cargo pumps on Tank barge 636 Main propulsion turbines - general
(highlow pressure) 637 Governing system 638 Integral gland seal regulating 639 Integral lubrication system 640 Jacking gear 641 Maneuvering valves 642 Main propulsion gears - (reduction
gears) 643 Integral lubrication system 644 Other
Shafting and Bearings 645 - 652
645 Bearings - general 646 Shafting - general 647 Line 648 Tail 649 Bearing - thrust 650 Stern tube assembly - oil lubrication 651 Stave typestuffing box 652 Other
Propellers 653 - 657
653 Propellers - solid 654 Built-up 655 Controllable pitch propellers-general 656 Control mechanism 657 Othernot specified
Turbines 658 - 665
658 Emergency generator gas turbines 659 Main propulsion gas turbines
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
660 Ships service generator gas 665 Other
Vacuum Equipment 666-671
666 Auxiliary air ejectors amp condens~s 667 Auxiliary condensers 668 Exhaust condenser 669 Main air ejectors amp condensers 670 Main condenser 671 Other
Pumps (for both deck and engine room) 672 - 677
672 Centrifugal pumps - general 673 Hand pumps 674 Hydraulic motors - general 675 Hydraulic pumps - general 676 Reciprocating pumps - general 677 Rotary pumps - general
Piping Fittings amp Valves (for both deck and engine room) 681-695
681 Flexible Tubing 682 Gauge Lines 683 Hose (other than fire) 684 Pipe fittings 685 Piping 686 Sea chests amp overboard discharge
connections 687 Sea strainers (in piping) 688 Sea valves 689 System fittings (strainers filters
traps etc) drains 690 Tubing 691 Valves - general 692 Regulating 693 Relief 694 Check balance 695 Other
Compressors 696 - 698
696 Air compressors - general 697 Refrigeration compressors - general 698 Other
Auxiliary S~stem Turbines amp Geara 99 - 707
699 Pump turbines - general 700 Governing system 701 Integral lubrication system
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POSITION(S) ~1-~3 and ~~-~6
702 Ships service generator turbines shygeneral
703 Ships se~ice generator turbines shygoverning system
70~ Ships service generator turbines shyintegral gland seal regulating system
705 Ships service generator turbines shyintegral lub~icating system
706 Ships service generator turbines shyreduction gear assembly
707 Other
Boilers 708 - 730
708 Air heaters 709 Boiler casings 710 Boiler drums and internals 711 Boiler tubes 712 Boiler valves
bull 713 Boiler water level indicators 714 Boiler water testing 715 Brickwork and refractoryfirebox 716 Burner flame scanning system 717 Burner ignition system 718 Combustion control 719 Desuperheaters 720 Draft gauges 721 Fuel oil burners ampair register 722 Feed water regulators 723 Economizer 724 Safety valves 725 Smoke indicators 726 Soot blowers 727 Superheaters 728 Superheater temperature regulators 729 Uptakes and inner stack 730 See 74~
Blowers and Fans 732 - 734
732 Forced draft blowers - generalor turbo air intake on diesel
733 Ventilation fans - general 734 Other
Unfired Pressure Vessels and Non-built-tanks 735 - 741
735 Air receivers 736 Drain tanks 737 Expansion tanks 738 Gravity tanks 739 Hydraulic accumulators 740 Mixing tanks middot 741 Other
POSITION(S) ~1-~3 and 44-46
Coolers Condensers 7~2 - 753
742 Coolers - general 743 Diesel oil purifier heater 744 Feed water heater ampvent condenser - gen 745 Lubrication oil purifier heater 746 Main propulsion lubrication oil coolers 747 Reefer compartment air coolers 748 Reefer compartment pipe coils 749 Reefer condensers 750 Reefer liquid suction heat exchangers 751 Reefer secondary refrig coolers 752 Cargo and fuel oil heating coils 753 Other
Purifiers 754
754 Purifiers
Evaporators 755 - 758
755 Contaminated steam generators 756 High pressure evaporators 757 Low pressure evaporators 758 Other
Electrical 759 - 780
759 Main motor 760 Main motor air cooler 761 Main generator 762 Main generator air cooler
Electric Generators 763 - 765
763 Emergency generator - general 764 Ships service generators - general 765 Other
Electric Power Distribution 766 - 776
766 Batteries 767 Battery chargers 768 Distribution panels (other than
switchboard panels) 769 Emergency generator switchboard 770 Lighting panels 771 Power panels 772 Ships service generator switchboard 773 Test panel 774 Transformers 775 Wiring 776 Other
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P6SITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Motors and Controllers 777 - 780
777 Electric motors (non-deck machinery) 778 Electric mgtors (deck machinery) 779 Electric motor controllers (non-deck
machinery) 780 Electric motor controllers (deck
machinery)
Interior Communications 781 - 794
781 Telephone system 782 Call bell system 783 Cargo oil temperature recording system 784 Engine_order telegraph 785 Engineers signal and alarm system 786 General alarm system 787 Individual system alarm systems
(excluding specific equipment alarms) 788 Propeller shaft revolution
indicator system 789 Refrigeration temp-erature
recording system 790 Rudder angle indicator system 791 Salinity indicator system - feed
condensate 792 Sound powered telephone system 793 Wheelhouse alarm system 794 Other
Exterior Communications 795 - 801
795 Auto alarm 796 Lifeboat portable radio equipment 191 Radio telegraph equipment 798 Radio telegraph equipment 799 Radio teletype Equipment 800 Bridgebridge radio 801 Otherharbor advisory radar
Navigation Equipment 802 - 816
802 Course recorder 803 DECCA navigator 804 Echo depth sounder 805 Electric steering - gyro pilot system 806 Fog gong 807 Gyro compass system 808 Loran 809 Magnetic compass 810 Radar - general 811 Radar - collision avoidance 812 Radio direction finder 813 Ships bell 814 Signal lights 815 Whistle siren 816 Other (charts failed to use etc)
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POSITION(S) 41-43 and 44-46
Lighting 817 - 821
817 Lighting - crew areas (includes wiring) 818 Lighting - navigation 819 Portable lighting 820 Searchlights 821 Othercargo holds
Miscellaneous Workshop Equipment 822 - 838
822 Burning equipment 823 Drill presses 824 Engine test stand 825 Grinders 826 Hand tools
middot 827 Hydraulic jacks 828 Lathes 829 Lifting gear - including chain
fall and come-along 830 Milling machines 831 Paint spraying outfit 832 Power drive portable tools 833 Saw - motor driven 834 Shapers 835 Welding equipment 836 Work bench 837 Vises 838 Other
Instruments (not covered in other main components) 839 - 845
839 Clinometers 840 Main gauge board 841 Portable instruments 842 System indicating instruments 843 System recording instruments 844 Test instrumentation 845 Other
Automation (not covered in other main components) 846 - 852
846 Bell recorders 847 Bridge console 848 Condition recorders temperature
pressure etc 849 Engineroom console 850 Information recorders 851 Throttle control equipment middot852 Other
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors -The following codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Firefighting 853 - 864
853 Fixed systems - fire mains and hose 854 C02 855 Steam 856 Sprinkler 857 Other 858 Semi-portable - 002 859 Portable - C02 860 Other 861 Fire detecting systems and alarms 862 Emergency equipment - (breathing apparatus ax etc) 864 Other
Lifesaving 865 - 874
865 Life preserver - approved 866 Life preserver - disapproved 867 Buoyant cushion life ring 868 Lifeboat 869 Equipment 870 Davits (launching apparatus) 871 Life raft - inflatable 872 Launching apparatus 873 Other (bouyant apparatus and life floats) 874 Life saving equipment not otherwise classifie~
Miscellaneous 875 - 878
875 Main propulsion reciprocating 876 Main bearings 877 Pistons rod etc 878 Jacking gear
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POSITION(S) 41-43
POSITION(S) 44-46
The following codes
Disclaimers
Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
Additional Contributing Factors
were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
These additional codes were found to exist in this data~ile however they have been determined to be unreliable
019 020 026 027
028 029 030 034 035
036 037 038 039 051 052 053 059 060 061 062
072 073 074 075 076 077
078 081 082 083 084 085 086 087 088 091 101
102 103 104
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Masts booms cargo gear (including winches) Struts stern tube rudder shoe lookout Congested areas - docks piers - restricted maneuvering Buoys - aide to navigation Excessive speed Channels - restricted maneuvering Pathometer sounding machine lead line Engine order telegraph bell pulls pilot house engine controls Navigation lights (improper use) Whistle bell horn signals (improper use) Navigation equipment - not otherwise classified Weather generally Fixed firefighting systems Portable firefighting equipment Fire detecting systems alarms Replenishment at sea Radiotelephone failed to useimproper use Radio telegraph telephone auto alarm etc Visual signals including searchlights blinker flags Improper loading or stowage Insufficient ventilation Ground tackle including anchor windlass Towing equipment including towing engine Cargo Miscellaneous deck department equipment - not otherwise classified Sunken wreck Gasoline engine and accessories (except outboards) Outboard motors and accessories Diesel engine and accessories Steam reciprocating engines Steam turbine and turbo-electric Shafts and reduction gears Propeller Main propulsion machinery - not otherwise classified Atomic reactor Furnaces including tubes castings superheaters economizers etc Fuel oil system boiler fuel oil system only Peedwater systems including condensers and evaporators Steam systems main and auxiliary
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The following- codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Disclaimer a These additional codes were found to exist in this databulltile however they have been determined to be unreliable
105 107 114 115 116 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 131 132
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Boiler parts and accessories - not otherwise classified Fuel oil system diesel Diesel engines except main propulsion Miscellaneous machinery - not otherwise classified Failure of equipment due to improper or lack or maintenance Miscellaneous piping systems Generators (except main propulsion) Wiring Lights Controls switches circuit breakers fuses etc Motors (except main propulsion) Electrical equipment - not otherwise classified Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance Stoves ranges and associated equipment Galley and stewards departments parts and equipment -not otherwise classified
133 140
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Butane galleyheating stove Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
For natural death 45 - 450
indicate age or deceased in positions 44 - 46 left justify eg age
POSITION(S) 47 Part or Body Injured
0 1 2 3
- Eye - Beck - Head - Neck and shoulder
4 - Chest 5 - Abdomen groin andor hip 6 - Extremities 7 - Illness 8 - Drowning 9 - Unspecified and miscellaneous
POSITION(S) 48 Type of Injury to Body
0 - Burn 1 - Fracture 2 - Spraindislocationconcussion 3 Contusionabrasion 4 Amputation 5 - Crushing 6 - Heart 7 - Disease (other) 8 - Puncturecut 9 - Not otherwise classified
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POSITION(S) 41-43 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
The followiiig codes were used for positions 41 - 43 and positions 44 - 46
Disclaimerbull These additional codes were found to exist in this damptabulltileJ however they have been determined to be unreliable
105 - Boiler parts and accessories - not otherwise classified 107 - Fuel oil system diesel 114 - Diesel engines except main propulsion 115 - Miscellaneous machinery - not otherwise classified 116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance 120 - Miscellaneous piping systems 121 - Generators (except main propulsion) 122 - Wiring 123 - Lights124 - Controls switches cirouit breakers fuses etc 125 - Motors (except main propulsion) 126 - Electrical equipment - not otherwise classified 127 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack of maintenance 131 - Stoves ranges and assooiated equipment 132- Galler and stewards departments parts and-equipmentshy
not otherwise classified 133 - Butane galleJheating stove 140 - Person in chargeresponsible persona intoxicated
POSIION(S) 44-46 Additional Contributing Factors
For natural death indicate age of deceased in positions 44 - 46 lett justify eg age 45 - 450
POSITION(S) 47 Part ot Bodz Injured
0- IJe 1 - Bampok 2 -middotHead 3 - Reck and shoulder 4 - atest 5 - Abdomen sroin andor hip 6 - lrtremities 7 - IllDess 8 - DrovrrlDc 9 - Unspecified and miscellaneous
POSIIOR(S) 48 1zp ot Injurz to locb
0 -Burn 1 Prampoture 2 - Spraindislocationconcussion 3 - Contusionabrasion 4 - Amputation 5 - Crushiq6 - Heart 7 - Disease (other) 8 - Punctureout9 - Not otherwise classified
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Nature opound Vessel Casualty
Ipound case concerns a vessel casualty death or injury (ie if position 25 = 1 or ipound PQPition 25 =2) then poundill in the same code_as was established in positions 32-33 - Vessel Casualty Data bull
_ - V 11- I v ~ L
For many non-vessel casualty death or injury cases (ie if position 25 ~ 3 or ipound position 25 = 4) these positions were left blankJ however ipound these positions contain data then positions 49 and 50 were completed as followsamp
POSITION(S) 49 Gross Tonnage
Round opoundpound tonnage to nearest ton
0 - Not over 9 1- Over~9 to 50 2 - Over 50 to 100 3 - Over 100 to 300 II - Over 300 to 1000 5 - OveP 1000 to 10000 (seagoing) 6- Over 1000 to-10000 (not seagoing) 7 - Over 10000 (seagoing) 8 - Over 10000 (not seagoing)
POSITION(S) 50 Length in feet
Round ofpound length to nearest foot
0 - 15 teet or under 1 - 16 to 26 2 - 27 to 110 3 - Ill to 65 11- 66to 100 5 - 101 to 200 6 - 201 to 300 7 - 301 to 800 8 - 801 feet and above
The seagoing vessels are those appearing in the Merchant Ship Register of MSTS
POSITION(S) 51 - 80a Filler (unused)
POSITION(S) _ 81- 82a Cafendar Year
POSITION(S) amp3 - 81 Fisoal Year
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1251
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1 VESSEL NAMEDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATON US COAST GUARD CODE SHEET- MARINE CASUALTY STATISTICS
CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
lNSTRUCTIONS
l Vessel casualty with no personal injuries or death Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers code all items in Sections 1 and 2 of code sheet
2 Personal injury or death not involving a vessel casualty Obtain data from CG-924E and related papers code all items in Sections 1 and 3 of code sheet
SECTION Imiddot DATA
2 CASE NO I 1-~)
11 SEQUENCE
NUMBER
17 CASUALTY A B
NATURE PRIME CAUSE132bull33) 134-35)
3 VESSEL NO 4 CG INshy16-11) INSPECTshy
ED 112)
[_] 1- YES
[_] 2bull NO
12 GROSS TONNAGE 1261
Dtmiddoto-15 02middot 16-100 []3middot I 01middot300
D- ao1middotsoo [_js- 501-t ooo
PARTICULARS c D
AREA ADD CAUSAL CONT
CONN FACT 136bull38) 13 9-411
22 SEA CONDITIONS 148)
SEE SWELL IN FEET)
01middot CALM 05middot 41 AND UP
Dmiddot 5middot15 (SLIGHT) [Js- ICE
03middot 16middot20 MODERATE)
Dmiddot 21bull40 ROUGH) 01middot) UNKNOWN
28 TYPE OF 29 NAME OF INJURY VICTIM
1 DeathMiss I st Initial 26921924E 2nd Initial or X
2middot-lnjury (924E 2692) I st Three Letters
3middot DeathMiss of Last Name
924E Only bull 4- Injury 924E Only
125) 126) 1271 128-301
A
B
c
D
5 TYPE OF 6 bullbull PROPULSION VESSEL
11314) 01-STEAM
[]2- MOTOR(Diesel)
[_J3middotGASOLINE
Dmiddot I 001middot5000 07- 5001bull10000 De- 1 ooolmiddottsooo
[_]g- ISOOI AND UP
01middot) UNKNOWN
18 WEATHER 1421
Ot- CLEAR
[]2- PARTLY CLOY
03- OVERCAST
04- FOG
23 SERshyVICE OF VESSEL 14 9bull50)
30 PAPERS OF 31 INJURED PERS
[_j4- SAIL
11 LENGTH
01- 0middot6~ 0middot amp6-100 03- 1 Otmiddot2oo
04- 2 ot -a oo
Os- aoimiddot400
A CREW 151-~2)
STATUS
Imiddot Passenger Imiddot Licensed 2- LongshHW 2middot Documented 3- Tankerman 3- None 4- Other 4middot Other (Include 5- Artificial or
Foreign Seameri) fix struct worker
6- Deck crew 7- Engine crew B- Steward Dept
(31) 132)
II 5)
3 Vessel casualty and personal injury or death
Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers and enter codes in Sections 1 and 2 For each related CG-924E enter codes in Section 3 of same code sheet~ if there or more persons involved enter data from first CG-924E in Col A of Section 3 from second in Col B etc H more than 4 persons involved use a second code
entering data in Sections 1 and 3
REQUIRED ON ALL CASES
Cl~- ~~~s~~Eo I 16) CJe- oTHER
[]7middot NUCLEAR
Qibull) UNKNOWN
De- sNow Q2middot VERY POOR
Q7middot OTHER Dbull- POOR 1112middot1)
OImiddot)UNK ([]4-FAIR 11middot2)
24 KILLED OR MISSING
B c PASS LONG 153-54) SHR
155middot56)
7 PERSON IN CHARGE
SECTION 2 middotVESSEL CASUALTY DATA
liN FEET) 127) 14 HULL MATERIAL 128)
Cle- 40t-5oo L]1middot STEEL
07middot 501-600 []2middot WOOD []a- 60Imiddot7oo Q3- CEMENT
CJ9- 701 AND UP []4bull PLASTIC
Dt-1 UNKNOWN CJ5- ALUMINUM
19 VISIBILITY liN Ml LES) 143)
CJ5middot RAIN [Jt- HAZARDOUS llltl-1141
1114middot1121
o A B OTHER CREW PASS
(57-58) 59middot60) Iamp I -62)
SECTION 3 middotPERSONAL INJURYDEATH
32 ACTIVITY 33STATUS 34RESULT OF OF SUPVR ACCIDENT
8 DATE OF CASUALTY MO MIO MO OF CODE IN VEST
CAS COMP~
117-18) I119middot20) I 1211
Q6middot OTHER INCLUDES FERROmiddot CEMENT
Dt-) UNKNOWN
20 WIND (IN KNOTS) (44)
Ot- CALM [Js- 17middot27 CJ9middot65 AND OVER
CJ2middot1middot3 KT [Je- 28middot40
Os- Goootc AND UPI 0-4middot10 []7middot 41middot55) Dtmiddotl UNKNOWN
Otmiddot) UNKNOWN 1[]4- 11-16 obull- 56-651
25 INJURED AND INCAPACITATED 26 ESTIMATED LOSSES
Imiddot Off Duty 1- GL (Dock) 2- Deck Dep Dty Imiddot License 2- GL (Underway)1- Death
2- Injury A3- Eng Dep Dty 2- Document 3- W Riv (dock) 4- Stew Dep Dty 3- Unlic (Perm) 4- w (Underway)
3- In) ury Nature5- Handle Cargo Undoc 5- lnld (dockanch)(Temp) Of6- F1shing 4- Longsh 6- In ld (Underway)
7- Drills Har Wkr 4- Injury Casualty7- Ocean ( )(Disability5- Other8- Passenger 8- For (dockandl) 9- Other 6- None unknown) 9- Other
5- Missingo- Unknown
133) 134) 135) 136) 137bull38)
~ AGt OF VESsEL 12 9)
01-0-5 CJ6middot31-40 02- 6bull10 C 17middot 41-s o [J3- ltmiddotts Demiddot stAND UP
0middot16middot20 []1-) UNKNOWN
Os- 2t-3o
c D A LONG OTHER VESSEL SHR (65-66) (67middot70)
(63bull64)
35 VESS IOC
36
9 TME OF DAY 12 3)
OF YEAR
[_]1bull DAYCAS
[]2- NIGHT
[]3- TWILIGHT
I [_)Ibull) UNKNOWN
122)
B c CARGO PROP (71-74) 175middot7 8)
1 0
are 2 data sheet
TYPE OF 10 REPORT
124)
LJmiddotMAR Bd
[_]2bullNARR
Clo-L TR TRANS
16BODYOF WATER
13 0middot311
21 SPECIFIC LOCATION
OF CASUALTY 145bull471
27 VESSEL TOTAL LOSS
A AMOUNT 1711) B SPEC
Ot- TOTAL CODE LOSS
Umiddot NOT TOTAL 1801
LOSS
PERSONAL CASUALTY PARTICULARS
B c D E F
Prime Area of Add Part Nature Cause Causal Area Of Of
Conn Causal Body vessel Conn Injured Cas
139middot40) 141-43) lo14-46) 147-48) 1411-50)
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I Marine Safety Information U S Coaat Guard (G-HA16) 2100 Second Street SV Vaahington D C 20593 (202) 426-9561
08 February 198~
CODING INSTRUCTIONS POR
THE AUTOMATED FILE OP COMMERCIAL VESSEL CASUALIES
AS REPORTED TO THE U S COAST GUARD DURING PISCAL YEARS 1963 THROUGH 1980
The ollowiJllaquo coding instructions are applicable to Veaael caaualties that reaulta in any or the following
(a) actual phyaical damage to property in excess of Sl500J (b) material ~e affecting the seaworthiness or ett1c1ency or a
vessel (c) atranding or grounding (iii th or vi thou t dampmage) s (d) loss ot lites (e) injury causing any person to remain incapacitated tor a period
in excess or 72 boura except injury to harbor vorkera not resulting in death and not resulting trom veaael aaualty or vessel equipment casualty
The input data was obtained poundrom form CG-2692 and related reports coded in accordance with these instructionamp and those found on Code Sheet -Marine Caaualty Statistics form CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
The following abbreviations are used 1n these instructionar
PY ---- Fiscal Year NOC --- Not otherwise olaaaitied POS --- Poa1tion P F - Personnel fault
This instruction coneiata or bulls pages
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Gulf Inland Rivera and Vater~ye
POSITION(S) 30-31
AA - Alabama River - source to Mobile River A - Algiera Canal - rom MP 88 LKR to MP 6 8 JHL AC - Atchatalampya River - mouth to MP 116 WRL AD - Apamp1aohichola River - approximately HP 350 EHL AE - Barataria lay Vaterway (includes Bayou Bampratampria) shyAP - Bayou Teche - HP 115 Atchatalaya River AC - Bayou Laourche - HP 35 wHL AH- Bayou Terrebonne- MP 576 WRL AJ - Bayou Boeu - HP 872 rHL to HP 955 WRL AX - Berwick lay - MP 95 5 WRL At - Calcaaieu River - HP 2412 VHL AM - Black Warrior River - source to Tombigbee River AN - Chattahoochee River - ao~ce to Apalachichola River AO - Greene Bayous - source to HSC A1 - Harvey Canal - HP 0 GIW to HP 5 GIW AQ - Houma Navigation Canal - MP 59 JHL
HP 59 WL
AR - Houston Ship Channel (HSC) - northwest ot Galveston Bay
Gulf Intracoaatal taterwar CGIW)
AS - Eest - east of Harvey Locka (EHL) AT - Vest - west ot Harvey Locka (VHL) AU - Inner Harbor Navigation Canal - MP 925 LKR to Lake Pontchartrain AV- Landside Route- HP 872 VHL to HP 367 Morgan City- Port Allen Route AW - Mermentau River -- MP 2018 WHL AX - Mississippi River - (Lower) - rom ahead of the passes (HP) to MP 1064 AY - Mississippi River Gulf Outlet - HP 14 EHL A2 - Mobile River - source to Mobile Bay BA - Morgan City - Port Allen Route - HP 955 WRL BB - Neches River - HP 277 WHL BC - Pase a Loutre - AHP to Gulf ot Mexico BD - Plaquemine - Morgan City alternate route - same as Horgan City shy
BE - Sabine River - MP BP - San Jacinto River BG - South Paaa - AHP BH - Southwest Paas shyBJ - Tombigbee River shyBK - Vermillion River
Port Allen Route 266 JHL to Mlgt 288 VHL - source to HSC
to Gult ot Mexico AHP to Gulf of Mexioo ao~ce to Mobile River
- MP 1591 VHL
POSITION(S) 32-33 Mature of Casualty
01 - Colliaion with vessel meeting situation 02 - Collision with vessel oroaaing situation 03 - Collision with vessel overtaking situation 04 - Collision with veeael anchored or moored (use only it not
dockingundocking) 05 - Collision with veaeel while docking or undocking 06 - Collision with veaeel in tog (takae precedence over 01 02 amp03)
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POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature of Casualty (continued)
01 - Collision with veaael not otherviae claasitied (including minor bumps betveem tug and veaael)
08 - Collision with floating or submerged objects (other than ground)
09 - Collision with fixed objects piera bridges locka ampdam bull Por fiscal rears 1969 - 1973 uee Special Indicator field position 2ll tor fiacal Jeampra 1974 - 1980 uae Special Indicator field poaition 80) middot ~
10 - Collision with ice or ice tielda 11 - Collieion vith aida to nampvigation fixed or floating 12 - Collision other than vith veaael not otherwiae clasaitied
Offshore Rigamiddot- Seaplanes) 13 - Explosion andor tire involving liquid bulk cargo
(includes vapors) 14 - Explosion andor fire involving general cargo 15 - Explosion andor tire involving vessels fuel
(includes vapors) 16 - Pire vessel structure 17 - Pire vessel equipment (only when damage to vessel
structure is incidental minor or abaent) including crank caae eplosiona - beginning fiscal year 1971
18 - Explosion boiler (whether or not tire results) 19 - Explosion pressure vessels and compressed gas
cylinders 20 - Ezploaion andor fire - not otherwise claaaitied 21 - Groundingamp with dampmace 22 - Groundings no damage (cannot have monetary damampampbull to
veaael liated) 23 - Pounderizlga 24 - Capaiting with or without einking 25 - Ploodin~h swamping without ainking 26 - Heavy wampampther damage and weampther generally (beginning
fiscal 7eampt 1969 rerelr used uaed tor Prisury Cauae ot caaualty)
27 - Cargo damage no damage to veaael 28 - Material failure veaael structure 29 - Material failure machinery and aasociated engineering
equipment 30 - Material failure equipment (other) including cargo
geer propeller ahatt 31 - Caaualty not otherwise claaaified undete111lined or
insutt1cient information - earthquake Beginning fiscal rear 1969 - enemy actionr veaael dieabled due to fouled propeller
32 - Eamprge breampkawar
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Marine Samptety Information u S Coast Guard (G-KA16) 2100 Second Street SV Washington D C 20593 (202) 1426-9561
08 February 19814
CODING INSTRUCTIONS FOR
THE AUTOMATED FILE OF COMMERCIAL VESSEL CASUALIES
AS REPORID TO THE 1 S COAST GUARD DURING FISCAL YEARS 1963 THROUGH 1980
The following coding instructions are applicable to -veaael casualties that results in any ot the following
(a) actual phyaical ~e to property in excess of Sl500J (b) material damage affecting the sea~orthinesa or efficiency of a
vessel (c) stranding or grounding (vith or nthout damage)r (d) loss ot lifer (e) injury causing any person to remain incapacitated for a period
in exceaa of 72 hours except injury to harbor vorkera not resulting 1n death and not resulting trom vessel oaaualty or vessel equ~pment caaualty
The input data was obtained from form CG-2692 and related reports coded in accordance with theae instructions and those found on Code Sheet - Marine Caaualty Statistics form CGHQ-4095 (Rev 12-75)
The following abbreviations are used in these inatruotionar
PY ---- Fiscal Year NOC --- Not otherviae olaaaitied POS --- Position P P - Personnel fault
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POSITON(S) l-5 Case Serial Humbert assigned consecutively ~ere
POSITION(S) 6-ll
POSITION(S) 12
two or more vessels are involved such as 1n a collision the same eaae serial number is given to all involved veasel records
Commencing July 1 1962 the first oaee number was 30001 and continued upwards but not to exceed 35000 This eeae numbering scheme is uaed to deterentiate vessel casualty recorda from peraonal inJury andor death records not involving a veaael casualty Tbis methodology in asaigning oase aerial numbers is applieable tor all fiscal yeamprBJ ho~ever due to an inordinant caae load 1n fiscal year 1980 oase serial numbers do exceed 05000 The first champracter of the ease aerial number indica tea pound1ecal year Character positiona tvo (2) through poundiva (5) are uaigned in-house Although the caae aerial number does not specify any particular decade character poaitiona83-84 (fiscal year) vill clarity t~ia ambiguity
0poundpound1cial Numbar
Documented Veaaela ot US -- Use ottioial number State numbered veeaela -- Use state number Namedunnumbered vessels middot- Use nama Naval vessels Usa t7pe or designation foreign veaaele -- Uaa country opound registry
Ooaat Guard Inspected
1 Yea 2 No 3 UnknoVn (FYa 63 - 70)
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POSITION(S) 13-14 Type ot Vessel
01 - Artificial Island or fixed atrueture including mobile drill rigs
02 - Preight ships inspected U S vessels only03 - Freight bargea (aee also code 28 below) 04 - Commercial vessels that carry freight and oftshy
shore supply vessels 05 - Construction and wrecking vessels including
vessels such as drill tenders pile drivers derrick barges drill ships and barges
06 - Dredges aelt-propelled 07 - Dredges non-eel-propelled 08 - Piahing veaaela (excluding aport fishing
charter fishing veasela5 09 - Tua and towboats - alao unmanned bow thruster unit 10 - Passenger vessels (other than terries) over 65
feet and 100 or more GT ll - Passenger veseels (other than terries) over 65
teet and leas than 100 GT middot 12 - Passenger vessels (other than terries) not more
than 65 teet 13 - Parries over 65 teet and 100 or more GT
carrying passengers or paasengera and vehicles 14 - Perries over 6S teet and lees than 100 GT
carrying passengers or passengers and vehicles 15 - Parries not more than 65 teet carrylng
passengers or passengers and vehicles 16 - Passenger barges (including ferry barges) 17 - Tampnkshipa 18 - Tank barges (flammable and combustible
oazgoee) (see also code 29 below) 19 - Public vessels (passenger) 20 - Public vessels (cargo) excluding GAA vesaela 21 - Public vessels (tanker)J excluding USNS tankers 22 - Public vessels (other)
Public vessels are veaaela of the United States states or municipalities used for public purposes and exempt from the provisions of Title 52 Includes auoh vessels aa Navy Air Poroe Army Coast Guard and Geodetic Survey Corps of Engineers MSTS and USNS
23 - All other US vessels and crafts such aa pleasure research cableshipa seismographic or those not otherwise classified above
24 - Poreign las vessels (passenger) 2S - Poreign flag veaaela (freight) 26 - Poreign lag vessels (tanker) 27 - Poreign flag vessels (other) 28 - height barges (dangerous and hazardous cargoes) 29 - Tank barges (dangerous and bampzamprdous cargoes)
including barges inspected under subchapter I and 0 30 - Hover craft
Hotea see positions 49-50 to describe specific type vessel (PYs 69- 80)
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POSITION(S) 15 Propulsion
1 - Steam 2 - Motor (diesel) 3 - Gasoline 4 - Sail 5 - Non-salt-propelled 6 - Other including gas turbine 7 - Nuclear (-) Unknovn
POSITION(S) 16 Person in Charse ot Vessel Haneuvera
1 - Licensed master 2 - Licensed pilot (federal) serving under authority
ot federal license 3 - Liceneea pilot (state) serving under authority ot
state license 4 - Licensed mate 5 - Licensed operator (towboats amall paasenger) 6 - Documented or certificated personnel7 - U S Commissioned opoundpoundioer (Navy Coast Guard etc) 8 - Unlicensed and undocumented 9 - Poreign pilot or master or other roreign
personnel 0 - Unmanned (-) Unlcnovn
Pa~lure When Pault on Part opound ineroom PYa 72 - 0
A - Licensed chiet engineer B - Licensed engineer C - Documented engineer excluding entry rating D - Documented persona other entry ratings other E - Unlicensedundocumented engineer P - Foreign engineer G - Unmanned engineroombull H - Other
bull This code takes precedence over cases where person enters ed engineroom vhile attempting to oorrect caaualty in progress
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POSITION(S) 17-18 Month of Casualtz (FYa 63 - 80) EmmplEu show January as 01
POSITION(S) 19-20 Daz of Casualty (FYa 63 - 73) Emmple r show 5th as OS end 22 as 22
POSITIOK(S) 19-20 Marine Inspection Unit Inveetisating Caaualtz (PYs 74 - 80)
AA Albany BG Oaweao AB Anchorage or Valdez BH Paducah AC Baltimore BJ Port Arthur AD Boston BK Philadelph ia AE Buffalo BL Pittaburgh AF Charleston BM Portland Hampine AG AH
Chicago Cincinnati
BN BP
Portland Oregon Providence
AJ Cleveland BQ Portsmouth or Norfolk AK AL
Corpus Christi Detroit
BR BT
Savarmah San Diego
AM AN
Dubuquea FYa 77-80 St Paul Duluth
SU BV
Seattle San Pranciaco
AP Galveston 1N St Ignace AQ Guam BX San Juan AR Honolulu Y St Louie AT Houston B2 Tampamp AU AV
Huntington Jacksonville
CC CD
Toledo Wilmington NC
AW Juneau CE London AX AY AZ BB
toe Angeles Louisville Memphis t1iami
CF CG CH CJ
Breaaen Sinppore Saigon Mampnila
SC Mobile CK Yokohama BD Nashville CL Rotterdam BE New Orleans SF New York
POSITION(S) 21-22 Year of Campaualtt (FYs 63 - 68)liampler Show 1965 aa 65
POSITION(S) 21 Special Indicator (PYs 69 - 73)
0 - No eignifioan t deta 1 - Light oil pollution 2 - Moderate oil pollution3 - Heavy oil pollution 4 - tlninapected mobile oil drill 5 - Gas chemist or gas free certificate 6 - Photographs (efteotive 5-17-68) 7 - Radiotelephone mentioned in tbe report 8 - Bridges involved 9 - Locka or dame involved - - Hurricane - Sealanee
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POSITION(S) 21 Month Investigation Completed (PYa 74 - 80)
l - Jan 2 - Feb 3 - Har 4 - Apr 5 - Hampy 6 - Jun 7 - Jul 8 -Aug 9 - Sep 0 -Oct A - Nov B Dee I - Invee tigation not completed at time ot coding
POSITION (S) 22 Remains the same (PYa 69 - 80) Exampler Show 1969 as 9
POSITION(S) 23 Time ot Daz 1 - Day 2 - Night 3 - lwil ight (-) Unknown
POSITON(S) 24 Type ot Investigative Report
1 - Marine Board 2 bull Narrative 3 - Letter ot Transmittal
POSITON(S) 25r Piller (unused) (PYa 63 - 69)
POSITION(S) 25 Veaatl Fault Code (PYe 70 - 80)
For primary veaael code - 1 For aecondary veaael code - B For all other vessel eodes - C through Z
I more than twenty-aix (26) vessels are involved the alphabet is repeated beg~ vith the letter B
POSITION($) 26 Groea Tormage
1 - Not over 15 2 - Over 15 to 100 3 - Over 100 to 300 4 - Over 300 to 500 5 - Over 500 to 1000 6 - Over 1000 to 5000 7 - Over 5000 to 10000 8 - Over 10000 to 15000 9 - Over 15000 (-) Unknovn
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POSTION(S) 27 Length in Feet
1 - 65 teet or under 2 - Over 65 to leas thampn 100 3 - 100 to lese than 200 4 - 200 to leas than 300 5 - 300 to lese than 400 6 - 400 to lees than sao 7 - 500 to leas than 600 8 - 600 to less than 700 9 - 700 and over (-) Unknown
POSITION(S) 28 Hull Materiampl
1 - Steel 2 - Wood 3 - Cement 4 - Plastic including fiberglaae 5 - Aluminum 6 - Other including ferro-cement (-) Unknom
POSITION(S) 29 Ajse of Vessel
1 - Lees than 5 years 2 - 5 to leas than 10 3 - 10 to less than 15 4 - 15 to less than 20 5 - 20 to less than 30 6 - 30 to lees than 40 7 - 40 to lese than 50 8 - SO and over (-) Unknown
ampbull of Vessel ipound Rebuilt (PY 70 Only)
A - Lees than 5 years I - 5 to lees than 10 C - 10 to less than 15 D - 15 to leas than 20 E - 20 to less than 30
Age ot vessel oaloulated rom year built to year coded
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POSITION(S) 30-31 Body of Water Where Casualty Occurred
Ol - Inland Atlantic - all waters covered by Inland Rules of the Road on the Atlantic Coast ot the United States its territories and poeeeesiona
02 - Inland Gulf - all waters covered by Inland Rules ot the Road on the Gulf ot the United States
03 - Inland Pacitic - all vaters covered by Inland Rules ot the Road on the Pacitic Coaat opound the United States
04 - Western Rivera - all vatera covered by the Western River Rules (Beginning fiscal year 1976 thia code wu deleted See belov for revised Western River codes)
05 - Grampampt Lakes - all waters covered by the Great Lakes Rulea (See page 34)
06 - Ocean Atlantic and all seas bordering thereon - except Caribbean Sea
07 - Ocean Pacific and all seas bordering thereon - except Indian Ocean
08 - Ocean Indian and all seas bordering thereon including the Arabian and Red Seu
09 - Ocean Mediterranean
10 - Ocean Arctic
ll - Ocean Caribbean
12 - Ocean Gult ot Mexico
13 - Othe2 foreign waters
Inland Gulf and Gult Intraooaatal Watervay (GWV)
Piacal years 1969 - 1975 - to code a eaaualty on the inland Gulf and GIVW place code 02 in poai tiona 30-31 To code the apecif1o location of the oaaualty rater to page 40 Locate the area that the oasualty occurred on and place that letter 1n position 45 Next place the mile poet reading ia poetiona 46-47
Piacal years 1976 - 1980 - to code a oaaualty on the inland Gulf aDd GIVW use those codes listed on page 11 for positions 30-31 To code the specific looation or the casualty looate the area that the oaaualty occurred on and place the mile post reading 1n positions bullS-47
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Western Rivers
Piseal years 1969 - 1975 - to oode a casualty on the Western Rivera place code 64 in positions 30-31 To code the specific location of the casualt7 refer to page bullo toeate the river that the casualty oooured on and place that letter 1n position 45 Nert place the mile post reading 1n poeitiona 46-47
Pisoal years 1976 - 1980 - to oode a oaaualty on the Western Rivers refer to the next p~ge Locate the river that the casualty occurred on and place those letters in positions 30-31 Next place the mile post reading in positions 45-47
POS 30-31 POS 45-47 Examplebull MP 850 Ohio River -wshy BSO
HP 20 Green River YH 020 HP 1 Iowa River m 007
The procedure for the coding or caaual ties on the Gulf Inland Rivera and Waterways is the same as for Western Rivers The diViding line between the Western Rivers and the Gulf Inland Rivers and Vatervaya is the Huer P Long Bridge looated at MP 1064 Lower Missiaaippi River The divicling line between the Ves tern Rivera ancl the Great Iekee is the Thomas J 0 Brien Look on the Calumet River and the Aahlancl Avenue Bridge on the Chicago River
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Jeatern Rivera
POSITION(S) 30-31
ll~ - Allepen1 River - toru Ohio River at Pittsburgh JB - Atchatalara River - north ot Kor~ City - Port Allen Route
to KP 304 Lover Hieeiaaippi River viamp Old River VC - Arkaaaaa River - HP 582 Lover Miaaiaaippi River VD - Black River - torma Red River VE - Cumberland River -MP 922 Ohio River VF - Dee Moines River - MP 361 Upper Miaaiaeippi River VG - Great Miami River - HP 491 Ohio River VH - Green River - MP 78~ Ohio River VJ - Illinois Vaterva1 - MP 218 Upper Miaaiaaippi River WK - Calumet River - to MP 327 (Great Lakes Rules begin) WL - Chioago River - to MP 322 (Great Lakes begin) VM - Iow River - MP 434 Upper Hiasiaippi River VH - Kanawha River - MP 266 Ohio River VO - Kansas River - HP 367 Mieaouri River WP - Kentucky River - MP 546 Ohio River VQ - Licking River - HP 470 Ohio River VR - Little Kanawha River - MP 185 Ohio River VS - Minnesota River - MP 844 Upper Miasiaaippi River
Hiaeiaaippi River
VT - (Upper) Cairo Ill to source IJU - (Lower) HP 1064 to Cairo Ill tl - Missouri River - MP 195 Upper MiaeiaaiPPi River VV - Monongahela River - torma Ohio River at Pittsburgh VX - Ohio River - enters Miaaiaaippi River at Cairo Ill VY - Old River - HP 304 Lower Hiaaisaippi River VZ - Ouachita River - connected to Red River viamp Blampck River
RA - Red River - MP 304 Lover Hiesiaaippi River viamp Old River RB - Red River o the Morth - torma Minnesota River RC - ST Coi River - MP 811 Upper Missiaaippi River RD - Saline River - MP 867 Ohio River RE - Tennessee River - MP 935 Ohio River RP - Wampbampah River - KP 848 Ohio River RG - llhite River - MP 599 Lower Miaaiaaippi River RH - Jiaconain River - MP 631 Upper Miaaieaippi River RJ - Yazoo River - MP bull37 Lower Miaaiaaippi River
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Gulf Inland Rivers and Vater~ye
POSITION(S) 30-31
AA - Alabama River - source to Mobile River AB - Algiers Canal - from MP 88 LMR to MP 6 8 WHL AC - Atchamptalampya River - mouth to MP 116 WHL AD - Apalachichola River - approximately MP 350 EHL AE - Baramptaris Bay Waterway (includee Bayou Baratamplia) AF - Bayou Tache - MP 115 Atohatalaya River AG - Bayou Lamptourche - MP 35 WHL AH- Bayou Terrebonne- MP 576 WHL AJ - Bayou Boeut - MP 872 WHL to MP 955 WHL AK - Berriok Bay - MP 95 5 WHL AL - Caloaaieu River - MP 2412 WHL AM - lack Warrior River - source to Tombigbee River
- MP 59 WHL
AN - Chattahoochee River - source to Apalaehiohola River AO - Greens Bayous - source to HSC A2 - Harvey Canal - MP 0 GrN to MP 5 GIW AQ - Houma Navigation Canal - HP 59 WL AR - Houston Ship Channel (HSC) - northwest of Galveaton Bay
Gulpound Intracoastal Waterway (GIWW)
AS - East - east or Harvey Locka (SHt) AT - West - west of Harvey Looks (WHL) AU - Inner Harbor Haviption Canal - MP 925 LKR to Lake Pontchartrain AV- Landside Route- HP 872 WHL to MP 367 Morgan City- Port Allen Route AW - Mermentau River - MP 2018 WHL AX- Mississippi River - (Lover) -from ahead of the passes (AHP) to MP 1064 AY - Mississippi River Gulf Outlet - HP 14 EHL A2 - Mobile Rivel - source to Mobile lay BA - Morsan City - Port Allen Route - HP 955 WHL B - Neches River - HP 277 WHL C - Pass a Loutre - AHP to Gulpound ot Mexico ED - Plaquemine - Morgan City alternate route - same as Horgan City shy
Port Allen Route BE - Sabine River - MP 266 JHL to MP 288 WL P - San Jacinto River G - South Pass - AHP BH - Southwest Pass shyBJ - Tombigbebull Rivbullr shyK - Vermillion River
- source to HSC to Gulf ot Mexico AHP to Gulf ot Mexico
source to Mobile River - MP 1591 WHL
POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature ot Caaualty
01 - Collision vith vessel meeting situation 02 - Collision with vessel crossing situation 03 - Collision with vessel ov6rtampking situation 04 - Collision with vessel anchored or moored (use only i not
dookingundoeking) 05 - Collision with vessel while docking or undocking 06 - Collision with vessel in og (tampkea precedence over 01 02 amp03)
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POSITION(S) 32-33 Nature of Casualty (continued)
07 - Colliaion with vessel not otherwiae claaaitied (including minor bumps betweem tug ampnd vessel)
08 - Collision with floating or submerged objects (other than ground)
09 - Collision with fixed objecta piers bridgea bulllocka ampdam bull Por tiacal years 1969 - 1973 use Special Indicator field position 2lr tor tiacal years 1974 - 1980 uae Special Indicator field poaition 80) middot
10 - Collision with ice or ice fields 11 - Collision rl th aida to navigation fixed or floating 12 - Collision other than with vessel not otherwise claaaitied
(Ottahore Riga - Seaplanea) 13 - Explosion andor tire involving liquid bulk cargo
(includes vapors) 1- - Explosion andor tire involving general cargo 15 - Explosion andor tire involving veaaela tuel
(includes vapors) 16 - Pire veaael atructure 17 - Fire veasel equipment (only ~hen damage to veaeel
structure ia incidental minor or abeent) including crank Oampae explosions - beginning tiseampl year 1971
18 - Explosion boiler (whether or not tire results) 19 - Explosion preasure vesaela and oompreaaed gaa
cylinders 20 - Explosion andor tire - not otherviae claaaitied 21 - Groundings with damage 22 - Groundings no damage (cannot have monetary damage to
vesaal liated) 23 - Founderinga 24 - Capsizing with or without ampinking 25 - Plooding swamping ~ithout sinking 26 - Heavt weather damace and weather generally (beginning
fiscal year 1969 rarely used used tor Primary Cause ot caaualty)
27 - Cargo damaabullbull no damage to veaael 28 - Material failure veaael atructure 29 - Material failure machinery and associated engineering
eq_uipment30 - Material failure equipment (other) including oargo
gear propeller ahatt 31 - Caaualty not otherwise claaaipound1ed undetermined or
1nautpound1oiant intormation - earthquake Beginning fiscal year 1969 - enemy action vessel disabled due to fouled propeller
32 - Barge breakaway
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POSITION(S) 34-35 Primary Cause
Valid only tor fiscal years 1963 to 1969
01 - Personnel fault - State pilot 02 - Personnel fault - Pederal pilot 03 - Personnel fault - Foreign pilot 04 - Personnel fault - Licensed personnel 05 - Personnel fault - Certificated personnel 06 - Personnel fault - Unlicensed and unoertiticated
otticer or crew member middot 07 - Personnel fault - Unlicensed pleasure boampt operator 08 - Personnel fault - All others (longshoremen
watchmen repeirmen) 11 - calculated riskerror in judgement 12 - Storms and heavy weather generally 13 - Adverae weather ampnd aeamp conditions not amountinamp
to atollll8 or heavy weather (wind tide breakers) 14 - Unusual currents 15 - Sheer auction bank cushion 16 - Depth ot water leas than charted or otherwise erpected (no personnel fault) 17 - Restricted maneuvering room (no personnel fault) 18 - Charta and publications (erroneous information) 21 - Pailure ot eq_uipment due to normal vear 22 - Pailure ot equipment due to material taul t 23 - Pailure of eq_uipment due to design tault 24 - Pailure ot eq_uipment - careleeanesaimproper
handling31 - Unseaworthy (not auitable tor route or service) 32 - Unknown or ineutficient information - earthquake33 - Paul t on the part of other veaeel or other persona 34 - Improper or lack of maintenance 35 - Pleating debria submerged obJect 36 - Inautticient horsepower - inadequate ampeaiating tugs
Note In cases involving tvo or more vessels vhere one ia totally at tault or bampa a greater degree o taul t the primary cause on the veaael record tor the veaael having major fault should be marked or example Personnel (Stampte Pilot) Pamp~lt on Own VeaaelJ on the veeael~vhioh does not hampve amp major fault the record vould be marked as primary cause ~rault on the Put ot the Other Veaael tt tfhere major taul t eziata on the part ot both veaaela the primary eampuae on each veeael vould indicate ita own primary rault
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PYa 70 - So Causefactor
POSITION 34 POSITION 35
A P P State pilot B P P federal pilot C P P foreign pilot foreign master D P P Licensed personnel E P P Cartifioatad paraonnel P P P Unlio bullbull Unoer personnel G P P Unlicensed pleasure boat H P P All othera (longshoremen amp
harbor workers) I Caloulatad risk
When using codes (A - I) tor position 34 use those codes to the right tor position 35
A Rules ot the Road - (PY 1971) uae apecial rules ot road codes in poations 36-38 and poait1ou 39-41
B Structural failure - improper loading
C Lookout - improperfailure to poet
D Structural failure - excessive speed in heavy weather
G Misjudged ettacts - wind current bull speed
H Kavigation - reliance on floating aids to navigation
J NaViampamption - tailed to ascertain poaition
K Navigation - tailed to utilize all available navigation equipment
L Vessel sherredagreament reached
M Pailura to properly align tow N Lack ot looal knowledge P Inexperienced personnel Q Maneuvered wo proper
uaiatance R Carelessnessinattention
(uleep) S Ialproper corrective procedures T Poor aauanship - fouled
wheelshatt U Pailed - improperly determined
height o tide tailed to correct
V Inadequate control opound asst vessel
W Ialproper mooring towing (tripping)
X Improper aatety precautions - loading intlammable liquidfuelingrepairs
Y Iaproper aecuringrigging z Other not otherwise
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FYs 70 - 80 Causeector
POSrlION 34 POSITION 35
J StoBs heavy weather JC Adverse veather
When using codes (J - K) or position 34 use those codes to the right for position 35
L Unusual currentamp
When using code (L) or position 34t uae t~oae oodea to the right or position 35
A B C D E P G H J K L M N P Q R T
A B C D E Z
Typhoon hurricane etc Gale orca winds Adverse veather - restricted via onl1 Small crat WVnillampB Winds small crat - gale oroe Large ewell - aa across bar Cargc shttt Anchor taUed to holdldripoundted Other Unexp--gu-at-y-v-in--d--d-o-ok--oiliamp--rWl---do-c-k-=-ingmiddot Towmooring part due to heavy weather Squalls - reduced visibilitJvind Anchor parted LT vessel aet down on pierlook Structural failure LT VESSEL SET DOW ON MOORED VESSpoundt Ice
lrratio Strong currentanarrow channel Agreement reachederose current set tov Strollamp surge Outdraftbacklaah rom damlook Other
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lYa 70 - 80 Campueefactor
POSITION 34 POSITION 35
M Sheer auction bank cushion
When using code (M) tor poeition 34 use those codes to the right tor position 35
N Depth leas than charted
When using code (N) tor poaition 34 use those oodee to the right for podtion 35
0 Reetrioted maneuvering room shyno personnel fault
When using code (0) tor position 34 use the code to the right or poaition 35
P Structural Pailure shyno peraonnel rampult
When using code (P) tor position 34 use those codes to the right or poeition 35 bull
A Marro~ channel B Navigating cloee to shore z Other
A Charta erroneous S Area shoalledsilted C Position of bazard doubtful D Publications erroneous H Other
A Not otherwise class1poundied
A Wasted plate and internalsor wood rotted B Yaatampd welda C fracture - plates and internalamp D Fracture - welds E Indent - Minor F Set in - Major G Buckling H Design J ixplosion andor ire - structural
failure aa the result or z Other
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py 70 - 80 Caueetactor
POSITION 34 POSITION 35
Q Equipment tailurenorJDSl wear R Equipment tailurematerial
fault S Equipment failuredesign T Equipment tailursP bull P ot
operating personnel (including improper operation lack or mintsrIampIlce)
When using codes (Q - T) tor position 34 use those codes to right tor position 35
A Main steam system B Auxiliary ateam system C Peed and oondensate system D Salt water system E Preah ~ter system (excluding
teed system) P Cargo oil system G Puel oil service ayatem H Puel oil transfer system J Lube oil system K Hydraulic systems t Pneumatic system M Retriaeration system N Ventilationmiddotayatem P Sanitampry system amphull drainage
system (incl bilge system) Q fire fighting equipment amp lite
sav~ equimpmsnt R Drilling equipment B Electrical (All equipment) T LPGLPG02 system (all compressed
aaaea except decompression chamber) U Decompression chamber PYs 71 - 80 V Crankcase explosion PYs 71 - 80 W Deck equipment - cargo (winches
booms etc) X Deck equipment - other (anchor
vindlaes chain mooring line) Y Pailure or -chinery supports z Other
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PYa 70 80 Causetaotor
POSITION 34
U Unaeaworthr X Improper maintenance
When usinS codes (U X) tor position 34 uae those oodea to the riampht tor poaition 35
V Unknown o thtr
When using code (V) tor position 34 use thoat codes to the right tor poaition 35
POSITION 35
A Pailure or wood hull platiDgmoderate aees
B Steel hull deteriorated C Pailure to blow tubee D Not suitable tor route z Other
A Parga breampkawy improper 110oring B Breakaway due to wake wash C Enemy action D Chemical spill E Vandalism middot P Blow-out G Engine room tire undetarlllined origin H Pire otherundetermined J Dook bollud tailure K Unknown L Drilline eq_uipment M Stability N Progressive fiooding P Vesaal oveilUil and sunk Q Vake damage troll other vessel R fire barge loaded S fire barge empty - not gu lee z Other
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Area of Causal Connection (Contributing factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Factors
Valid only for PYs 63 - 7l
The following codes were used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
900 - RS bull450 Action intended 990 - Coast Guard Asaiatance (FYs 70 - 80) 999 - No additional araampa of contributing factora
Hull and Associated Parta
011 - Plates ampnd framing (ateel hull vessels) 012 - Planks tramea fastenings (wood hull vessel) 013 - Bulkheads and decks 014 - Tanka (including cargo fuel water lube oil
double bottom tanks etc)middot 015 - Holda and hatches hatch beams hatch covers 016 - Superstructure 017 - Laddamprs ~ya stairs accommodation ladders 018 - Raila and guards 019 - Masts booms cargo gear (including winches) 020 - Struta stern tube rudder shoe 021 - Ventilators 022 - Watertight closures and assorted equipment 023 - Hull part not otherwise classified 024 - Quarters living spaces toilets etc 025 - Fishing gear
Naviption
026 - Lookout 027 - Congested areas docks piers - restricted
maneuvering 028 - Buoys aids to navigation 029 - Bxceaaive apeed 030 - Channels - restricted maneuvering 031 - Poor visibility 032 - Steering gear including steering engine
rudder auto pilot 033 - Radar 034 - Pathometer sounding machine lead line 035 - Engine order telegraph bell pulls pilot
house engine controls 036 - Navigation lights (improper use of) 037 - Whistle bell born aigcala (improper use) 038 - Navisation equipment - not otherwise classified 039 - Veather generally 040 - Currents and tides
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Area o Cauaal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 A4ditio~l Contributing Pampotors
Valid only tor PYe 63 - 71
The following were ueed tor positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Liteeaviflg
041 - Lite preservers buotant cushions lite rings 042 - Lifeboats and equipment 043 - Liteboat and lite rat launching apparatus 044 -Lite rapoundte lite tloata buoyant apparatus
and equipment 045 - Lifesaving equiplltlent not otherwiae olassiied
Pireighting
051 - Pixed lirelighting systems 052 - Portable tiretighting equipment 053 - Pire detecting syateme alums
Cc11aunioationa
PYa 70-71 060 - Rampdio telephone ailed to useimproper use 061 - Rampdio telegraph telephone auto alarm etc 062 - Visual eignals including searchlights blinker
lags
Miacellaneoua
PY 71 059 - Repleniahment a t see PYa 70-71 068 - Disabled require tow PYa 70-71 069 - Background lighting obscured aide to navition
070 - Yard repairs 071 - Overloading072 Impropel loading or atowage 013 - Insufficient ventilation 074 - Ground tackle including anchor windlass 075 - Towing equipment includihg towing engine 076 - Cargo077 - Miscellaneous deck department equipment - not
otherwise claaaitied 078 - Sunken wreck 079 - Tug assisting080 - Mooring equipment lines winches
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Ar~ ot Campuaampl Connection (Contributing Paotora)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing factors
Valid only for FYa 63 - 71
lh e tolloving codes were used tor poe i tiona 36 - 38 and poaitiona 39 - U
Main Propulsion Machinery
081 - Gaaoline engine and aooeeeoriea (except outboards) 082 - Outboard motors and accessories 083 - Diesel engine and aooeaeories 084 - Steam r60iprocating engines 085 - Steam turbine and turbo-electric 086 - snata and reduction gears 087 - Propeller 088 - Main propulsion bampchinery - not otherviee olaeeitied 089 - Failure ot equipment due to improper or lack ot
IDIintenanc e 091 - Atomic reactor
Boiler
101 - furnaces including tubes caatinga superheaters economizers etc
102 - Fuel oil ayatem - (FY 71) Boiler tuel oil ayatem only
103 - Feedwater syatema including condensers and evaporators 104 - Steam ayatems main and auxillary 105 - Boiler parte and aoceasoriee - not othervise
claeaitied 106 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack ot
maintenance FY 71 107 - Fuel oil system diesel
Machinery Miacellaneoua
111 - Pumps (cargo bilge bampllampat etc) but not ire pumps fuel lube oil or teedvater pumps
112 - Refrigeration ayatema including cargo and ships service
113 - Gasoline engines except main propulsion 114 - Diesel engines ezoept main propulsion 115 - Misoellaneoue machinery - not otherviae classified 116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack ot
aintenance 117 - Miace1laneoua engineering spaces 118 - Miacellaneoua engineering tools or equipment 119 - Bilge pumps
JPY 71 120 - Miscellaneous piping ayatema
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POSITION($) 36-38 Ar~ of Cauaal Connection (Contributing Factors)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Pampotora
Valid only for PYs 63 - 71
The following oodea were used for poaitione 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Electrical
121 - Generators (except main propulsion - see code 085) 122 - Viring 123 - Lights 124 - Controls switches circuit breakers fuses etc 125 - Motors (except main propulsion) 126 - tlectrical equipment - not otherwise olaaaified 127 - Failure or equipment due to improper or lack or
maintenance
Galley and Stewards Depamprtment
131 - Stova rangaa and aaaociated equipment 132 - Galley and steward department parts and ampquipment shy
not otherwise classified PY 71 133 - Butane alleyheating stove PYs 70-71 1~0 - Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
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PYa 71 - 80
Rules opound Road Violations
You can put up to three (3) letter codes in these three (3) positions 1pound leas than three (3) follow with dashes (--)
POSITION (S) 36-38
A Rule 2 Improper lightss Rule 3 Lighti for towing c Rule 4 Not under command lightaapecial operations
(or pilot rulea-apecial operations) Rule 5-10 Lights towed vesselsmall vesselpilot vessel
fishing vessel - stern lightD Rule ll Anchor lightsE Rule 15 Pog sigJlamplaP Rule 16 Speed in togaignal forward of beam
Substantial action
G Rule 17 Sail veaeela H Rule 18i Meeting situations I Rule 18ii1 Danger a1pal J Rule 18v Bend signal K Rule 18viii Overtaking L Rule 19 Crossing situation M Rule 20 Sail vessel right or wayexcept in narrow channel N Rule 21 Privileged vessel maintain course amp signal P Rule 22 Burdened vessel avo1~ crossing ahead Q Rule 23 Burdened vessel keep clear R Rule 24 Overtaking vassal keep clear S Rule 25 Keep to starboard aide opound chanDel T Rule 26 Right opound way ot fishing vaaaela U Rule 27 General prudential rule V Rule 28 Course signals internationalbacking inland fl Rule 29 Rule or good seamanship (lookout) z Rule Failure to render aeaiatance
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Rules of Road Violamptions
You can put up to three (3) letter codes in these three (3) positions 1pound leas tbampn three (3) follov with dashes (--)
POSITION(S) 39-41
A Excess speed a Insufficient pover c Wrong aide ot channel D Pailura to sound signals pound Meeting situation turned lett P Crossing situation burdened tailed to give vay G failed to atop or back H Elaei 1e asaneuver too little too late I Overtaking vessel ailed to keep oleer J Overtaken vessel tailed to maintain course ampa peed K Vind sea or current faotore L Agreement raaohed vessel sheered M bull Improperno lookout N Radio telephoneP RS 4450 action intended R Improper lightsshapes) T Person in charge intoxicated
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POSITION(S) 36-38 Araa ot ~ueal Connection
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Factors
PYe 72 - 80
These codes vera used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
900 - RS 4450 Action intended 990 - Coast Guard assistance (FYa 70 - 80) 991 - Violation ot Lav 999 - No additional areas ot contributing poundactors
Deecriptive Codes
026 - Lookout 027 - Congested areas docks piers - restricted maneuvering 028 - Buoys aids to navigation 029 - Excessive speed 030 - Channels - restricted maneuvering031 - Poor visibility 039 - Weather generally 040 - Currents and tides
Miscellaneous
048 - Failure to secure (or improper) 059 - Replenishment at sea 068 - Disabled require tow 069 - Background lighting obscured ampids to navigation 070 - Yard repaire includes gaa tree (FYa 73 - 80) 071 - Overloading bull 072 - Improper loading or atowage 073 - Insufficient ventilation 076 - Cargo078 - Sunken wreck 079 - Tug assisting
Machinery Miecellaneous
116 - Failure of equipment due to improper or lack opound mampintenance
Gamplley and Stewards DepUtment
140 - Person in chargeresponsible persons intoxicated
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Arampas ot Causal Connection Additio~l Contributing Factors
The folloving contributing factor codes vere added in fiscal year 1972 These codes provided a greater degree or flexibility and apeoiticity in denoting cauaal connections areas ot damage 8Zld contributing causes to casualty
POSITIONS) 36-38 and 39-41
Hull 400-419
400 Hull - general 401 Hull - external-fvd 13 - bottom 402 Hull - external-midsection bottom 403 Hull - external-aft l3 - bottom 404 Hull - external-tvd l3 - aideahell 405 Hull - external-midshipsect1on-s1deahell 406 Hull - exte~nal-att l3 - aideshell 407 Hull - internale-fvd 13 408 Hull - internals-midsection 409 Hull - internals-aft l3410 External plating-superstructure 411 Internal framing-superstructure 412 Weather decks - main 413 Weather decks - superstructure 414 Decks - internal including tank top US Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
Yd 13 416 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
midsection 417 Bulkheads - transverse below main deck
att 13 418 Bulkheads - above main deck 419 Bulkheads - longitudinal
Hull Damampge 920-929
920 Wasted - plate and internals 921 Wasted - veldrivet 922 Fractured - plate and internals 923 Fractured - weldrivet 924 Indented - minor 925 Set in - major 926 Buckled 927 Holed 928 Fractured - other 929 roken up (ie on rocks etc
Work Spaces 426-444
426 Work spaces - generalother 427 tork spaces - engine 428 Work spaces bull engine shops
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
429 Work spaces - engine store roome 430 Work spaces - engine paint locker 431 Work spaces - miac eng spaces (shaft
alley vent rooms) 432 Work spaces - bridge ampaav spacee 433 Work spaces - deck shops 434 Work spaces - deck storerooms 435 Work spaces - paint locker 436 Work spaces - cargo holds 437 Work spaces - cargo holds Tveen deck 438 Work spaces - cargo holds lo~er 439 Work spaces - galley 440 Work spaces - galley ato~ea
(includes ete~arda) 441 Work spaces - main deck cargo vinch
area 442 Work spaces - main deck cargo hold
area 443 Work spaces - reefer holds 444 Work spaces - fish hold
Living Spaces 446-450
446 Living spaces - crev 447 Living spaces - crev toiletsho~er 448 Living spaces - passenger 449 Living spaces - passenger toiletshower 450 Living spaces - passenger (other)
Built-in Tanka 451-466
451 Tanks - ballut(beginning PY 73) 452 Tanka - atterpeaklateru rake 453 Tanks - cargo oil 454 Tanka - cctrerdamadoubleakin 455 Tanka - deep 456 Tanka - distilled water 457 Tanka - double bottom 458 anka - drainvells 459 lanks - torepeaklbownke 460 Tanka - tuel oil day tank 461 lampnks - fuel oil settlera 462 Tanka - potable water 463 Tanka - sewage 464 Tanks - sump 465 Tanka - voids 466 Tanks - other
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POBITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Hull amp Hull Fittinamps amp Outfittings 467 - 484
467 Cargo battens and cleats 468 Cargo oontampiner cells 469 Cargo contLiner stowage fittings 470 Equipment stowage 471 Pire stltion boxea 472 Grain handling ampnd stowage fittings 473 Hamptoh tent arrangements 474 Lashing fittingscargo tie down 475 Mooring fittings generampl 476 Mooring bitts and foundations 477 Mooring pawls and chain stoppers 478 Protective devices 479 Safety rails ampnd fittings 480 Securing devices 461 Skylights 482 Windows - port holesdead lights 483 Wire reels 484 Other
Deck Covering 485-493
485 Living spaces 486 Galley spaces 487 Deck treads and nonskid 488 Ladder treads 489 Portable gratings 490 Toiletshower spaces 491 Wood decking 492 Working spaces 493 Other
Access 494-515
494 Accommodation ladders 495 Doors - general 496 Doors - cargo 497 Doors - exterior 498 Doors - interior 499 Doors - reefer 500 Doors - watertight SOl Ploor plates ampnd supports 502 Gratings and supports 503 Laddera inclined - external 504 Ladders portable inclined - external 505 rddera vertical inclined - external 506 Ladders inclined - internal 507 Laddera portable inclined - internal 508 Ladders vertical inclined - internal 509 Manholes 510 Scuttles 511 Ship B gampngWa)
POSITION($) 36-38 and 39-41
512 Sideports 513 Stages 514 Working platforms 515 Other
Deck amp Carso 516-589
Mampats Booms amp Rigging 516-531
516 General 517 locka 518 Booms - general ampmisc small 519 Heavy lit booms 520 Car carriers 521 F6nders 522 Lanyarda 523 Mampata and kingposts 524 Nets 525 Rigging - general526 Slings 527 Spreaders 528 Fishing gear ~ general 529 Nets 530 Booms masts etc 531 Boom cradle
Winches 535-555 bull 535 Boat winches 536 Cargo winches 537 Fishing winches 538 Hand winches 539 Towing winches 5U Other 542 Anchorveesel anchored 543 Anchor chain-including riding
pawldevils olav 544 Anchor windlass - general 545 Automatic mooring winches 546 General-control-teaturea 547 Capstans - generampl 548 Mooring winches - general 549 Mooring lines-generalunknown
vessel moored 550 - Natural tiber 551 - Wire rope 552 - Srnthetic rope 553 - Towing cable 554 - Misc towing equip 555 - Other
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POSTIONS) 36-38 and 39--1
Cranes 556-558
556 Gentry eranes - general 557 Revolving cranes - general 558 Other
Hatch Covers 559-563
559 Hatch beams and boards 560 Pontoons and beams middot 561 Mechanical hatch covers-general 562 Mechanical hatch covers-electric
hydraulic drive general 563 Mechanical hatch covers electroshy
mechanical drive general (chain etc )
Elevators Conveyors and Dumbwaiters s6s - 571
565 Conveyors - cargo general 566 Dumbwaiters 567 Elevators - cargo - general 568 Elevators - personnel569 Engineers platform hoist 570 Pork lifts 571 Other
Steering Gear 572-588
572 Bov thruster - general 573 Steering gear - general 574 Cross head and erose head drive 575 Pollov-up mechanism (linkages) 576 Hydraulic system 577 Lubrication 578 Pumps 579 Rams cylinders 580 Steering stands amp trick vheela 581 Rudder - general 582 Carrier bamparing 583 Horn 584 Pintle and gudgeon 585 Stock bearing 586 Stock packing gland 587 Planking ~udder
588 Other
Stabilizers 589
589 Stabilizers - general
Galley and lAundry 590 - 600
590 Galley equipment - generalother 591 Laundry equipment - generalother
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
592 Dish washers 593 Steam galley equipment - general 594 Garbage disposals ampchutes 595 Miscellaneous mechanical equipment 596 Ovens 597 Pressing and ironing equipment 598 Range$ 599 Refrigerators 600 Washing maohinea and dryers
Cargo Hold Dehumidiie~s 601
601 Cargo hold dehumidiioation-generampl (cargo air)
Heating Ventilation amp Air Conditioning b02-bl2
602 Air conditioning - general 603 Ventilation - general 604 Covla 605 Dampera 606 Ducts and supports 607 Goosenecks 608 Heaters - electric 609 Steam or hot water 610 Gaaolineoil 611 Gas (butane etc) 612 Other
Main ProyenSla1on 613-7 8
Diesel Engines 613-635
613 Main propulsion diesel engine 614 Main propulsion diesel governing system 615 Main propulsion diesel reduction 618 Fmerg dieaal generator engiae - general 619 Elmerg diesel generator eiigiDe - engine
(excluding accessories) gov~ system
620 Elmerg diesel gen eng - inat~umentation 621 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral diesel
oil B1Btera 622 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral freah
vater cooling ayatem 623 Emerg diesel gen eng - integral lube
oil system
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POSITION($) 36-38 alld 39-41
624 Emerg dieeel gen engine - integral starting mechanism
625 Ships aervioe diesel gen engine shygeneral
626 Ships service diesel sen engineshyengine excluding aeeeaaoriee) governinamp 171 tem
627 Ships service diesel generator 628 Ships aervice diesel generator
engine - integral diesel oil system 629 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral fresh water cooling system 630 Ships service diesel gen engine shy
integral lube oil system 631 Ships service diesel gen engine
integral starting mechanism 632 Lifeboat diesel enginea 633 Small boat gaaoline engine shy
(inboard)634 Small boat gasoline engine shy
(outboard) 635 Otherdiesel cargo pumps on Tank barge 636 Main propulsion turbines - general
(hignlov pressure) 637 Governing system 638 Integral gland seal regulating 639 Integral lubrication ayatem 640 Jacking gear 641 Maneuvering valves 642 Main propulsion gears - (reduction
gears) 643 Integral lubrication ayatem 644 Other
Shafting end Bearings 645 - 652
6i5 Bearings - general646 Shafting - general 6-7 Line 68 Tail 649 earing - thrust 650 Stern tube assembly - oil lubrication 651 Stave typeatutpound1ng boz 652 Other
Pl-olllers 653 - 657
653 hopellara - solid 65-4 Built-up 655 Controllable pitch propellers-general 656 Control ecbaniem 657 Othernot apecitied
Turbinea 658 - 665
658 Emergency generator gas turbines 659 Main propulaion gas turbines
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-middot1
660 Ships service generator ~a 665 Other
Vacuum EqUipment 666-671
666 Au111ary air ejectors ampcondensers 667 Auxiliary condensers 668 Ezhampust condenser 669 Main air ejectors amp condensers 670 Main condenser 671 Other
Pump (poundor both deck and engine room) 672 - 677
672 Centrifugal pumps - gerteral 673 Hand pumps 674 Hy-draulic motore - genePel 675 Hy-draulic puml)a - gerteral676 Reciprooa ting pumpa - prteral 677 Rotary pumps - general
PipY Pittinga amp Vallea poundor both deck and engine room) 6amp1-695
681 Pleible Tubing682 Gauge Linea 683 Hose (other than poundire) 664 Pipe pounditt~ 665 Pipirtg686 Sea cheats ampoverboard discharge
oonneotiona bull 687 Sea strainers (in piping) 688 See valves 689 System fittings (strainers tilterst
traps etc ) drains 690 Tubing 691 Valves - general 692 Regulating 693 Reliet 694 Check balance 695 Other
Compressors 696 - 698
696 Air compreaaors - general 697 Refrigeration compressors - general 698 Other
AU1liarz Sta tam furbiDe a amp Gears 99 - 707
699 Pump turbines - general 700 Goverrting aratem 701 Integral lubrication 111tem
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POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
702 Ships service generator turbines shygeneral
703 Ships service generator turbines shygoverning eyetem
704 Ships service generator turbineamp shyintegral gland aeal regulating a19tem
705 Ship a se~vioe generator turbines shyintegral lubricating system
706 Ships service generator turbines shyreduction gear assembly
707 Other
Boilers 708 - 130
708 Air heaters 709 Boiler casings 710 Boiler drums and internals 711 Boiler tubes 712 Boiler valves 713 Boiler water level indicators 714 Boiler water testing 715 Brickwork and refractoryfirebox 716 Burner lame scanning system 717 Burner ignition system 718 Combustion control 719 Desuperheatera 720 Draft gauges 721 Fuel oil burners ampair register 722 Feed water regulators 723 Economizer 72~ Sampety valves 725 Smoke indicators 726 Soot blowers 727 Superheaters 728 Superheater temperature regulators 729 Uptakes and inner stack 730 See 744
Blowers and Pane 732 - 734
732 Forced draft blowers - generalor turbo air intake on diesel
733 Ventilation tans - general 734 Other
Unfired Pressure Vampaaell and Non-built-tanka 735 - 741
735 Air receivers 736 Drain tanks 737 Expansion tLnke 738 Gravity tanks 139 Hydraulic accumulators 740 Mirlng tanka 741 Other
POSITION(S 36-38 and 39-41
Coolers Condensers 742 - 753
742 Coolers - general 743 Diesel oil purifier heater 744 Peed water beater amp vent condenser - gen 745 Lubrication oil purifier heater 746 Main propulsion lubrication oil coolers 747 Reefer compartment air eoolera 748 Reefer compartment pipe coila 749 Reefer condensers 750 Reefer liquid auction heat exchangers 751 Reefer secondary rerig eoolers 752 Cargo and fuel oil heating coils 753 Other
Purifiers 754
754 Puriiere
Evaporators 755 - 758
755 Contaminated steam generators 756 High preeaure evapora tore 757 Lev pressure evaporatoramp 758 Other
Electrical 759 - 780
759 Main motor 760 Main motor air cooler 761 Main generator 762 Main generator air cooler
Electric Generatora 763 - 765
763 Emergency cenerator - general 764 Ships service generators - general 765 Other
Electric Power Distribution 766 - 776
766 Batteries 767 Battery charcera 768 Distribution panels (other than
switchboard panels 769 Emergency generator switchboard 770 Lighting panels 771 Power panels 772 Ships service generator switchboard 773 Teet panel 774 Tranaormers 775 Wiring 776 Other
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POSTION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Motors and Controllers 777 - 780
777 Electric motors 778 Electric motors 779 Electric motor
maohinery) 780 Electric motor
machinery)
(non-deck machinery) (deck machinery)
controllers (non-deck
controllers (deck
Interior Communications 781 - 794
781 Telephone system 782 Call bell system
POSITION(S) 36-38 and 39-41
Lighting 817 - 821
817 Lighting - crev areee (includes eiring) 818 Lighting - navi~tion 819 Portable lighting 820 Searohlights 821 Othercargo holds
Miaoellampneous Workshop Equipment 822 - a3a
822 Burning equipment 823 Drill presses
783 Cargo oil temperature recording system 824 Engine test stand 7811 Engine order telegraph 785 Engineers signal and alarm system 786 General alarm system 787 Individual system alarm systems
(excluding specific equipment alarms) 788 Propeller shaft revolution
indicator system 789 Repoundrigeration temperature
recording system 790 Rudder angle indicator system 791 Salinity indioator system - teed
condensate 792 Sound povered telephone system 793 Wheelhouse alarm system 794 Other
Exterior Communications 795 - 801
795 Auto alarm 796 Lifeboat portable radio equipment 797 Radio telegraph equipment 798 Radio telegraph equipment 799 Radio teletype Equipment BOO Bridgebridge radio 801 Otherharbor advisory radar
Navigation Equipment 802 - 816
802 Course recorder 803 DECCA navigator 804 Echo depth sounder 805 Electric steering - gyro pilot system 806 Pog gong 807 Gyro compass system 808 Loran 809 Hampgnetic copaaa 810 Radar - general 811 Radar - collision avoidance 812 Radio direction finder 813 Ship B bell 81JI Signal lights 815 Whistle siren 816 Other (charts poundailed to use etc)
825 Grinders 826 Hand tools 827 Hydraulic jacks 828 Lathes 829 Lifting gear - including chain
all and come-along 830 Milling machines 831 Paint aprampying outfit 832 Power drive portampble tools 833 Sav - motor drivenmiddot 83Jt Shapers 835 Welding equipment 836 Work bench 837 Vises 838 Other
Inatrumenta (not covered in other main components) B39 - B45
839 Clinometers 840 Main gauge board 841 Portampble instruments 842 System indicating instruments 843 Srstem recording instruments 844 Teat instrumentation 845 Other
Automamption (not covered in other main components) 846 - 852
846 Bell recorderamp 847 Bridge console 848 Condition recorders temperature
pressure etc 81f9 Engineroom console 850 Inormation recorders 851 Throttle control equipment 852 Other
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POSITON(S) 36-38 Area of Cauaal Connection (Contributing Paotore)
POSITION(S) 39-41 Additional Contributing Paotora
The following cOdes were used for positions 36 - 38 and positions 39 - 41
Firefiibting 853 - 864
653 Fixed systems - fire maine and hose 854 C02 855 Steam 656 Sprinkler 857 Other 858 Semi-portable - C02 859 Portable - C02 860 Other 861 Fire ~etecting systems and alarms 862 Emergency equipment - (breathing apparatus ax et~) 864 Other
Lifesaving 865 - 874
665 Life preserver - approved866 Lite preserver - diaapproved 667 Buoyant oushion lite ring 868 Lifeboat 869 Equipment 870 Davits (launching apparatus) 871 Lite raft - inflatable 872 Launching apparatus 873 Other (bouyant apparatus and lite floats) 874 Lite aaving equipment not otherwise claaaitied
Miscellaneous 875 - 878
875 Main propulsion reciprocating 876 Main bearings 877 PistonampJ rod etc 878 Jacking gear
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POSITION(S) 42 ~eather at Time of Casualty
1 - Clear 2 - Partly Cloudy 3 - Overcaa t 4 - Pog 5 - Rain 6 - Snow 7 - Other (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSITION(S) 43 Visibility at Time of Campaualty
1 - Leas than 14 mile 2 - l4 to leas than 12 mile 3 - 12 to lees than 1 mile 4 - 1 mile to leas than 2 miles 5 - 2 miles and over (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSTION(S) 44 Wind at Time of Casualty
1 - Calm 2 - 1-3 knots 3 - 4-10 knots 4 - 11-16 knots 5 - 17-27 knots 6 - 28-40 knots 1 - U-55 knots 8 - 56-65 knots 9 - greater than 65 knots (-) Unknown or insufficient information
POSITION(S) 45-47 Air Temperature at Time of Campaualty - Fahrenheit (FYa g3 - 6a5
POSITION(s) 45-47 Specific Location o Caaualty (PYa 69 - 80)
POSITION(S) 45 Great Lakes (FYa 69 - 80)
T - Lake Huron Straits o Hackinampo and St Marys River
U - Lake Ontario and Lower N~ River St Lawrence River Lake Champlain and New York State Barge Canal System
V - Lake Michigan
W - Lake Superior
I - Lake Erie including Niagara River Detroit River Lake St Clair and St Clair River
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POSITION(S) 46middot47 Use nearest degree of latitude and longitude respectively
Location Codes tor the High Seas (FYs 69 bull 80)
Pind the loeamption ot the casualty on the attached chart (titled Open Ooeen Coding Chart) by utilitzing the latitude ampnd longitude Enter alpha ohampracter located in large blocked area in Poeition 45 Enter tile nWDber loeampted in upper left hand corner of the small squares vithin cb blocked area in positiona Jt6 and 47
Coastal iiampters (FYa 69 - 70)
Use first three digits of the five digit index on the folloving page I the first digit is e one then subaitute ampn S in ita place
Coastal ~aters (FYa 71 - 75)
Use the first three digits of the five digit index on the folloving page
PYs 76 bull 80 to oode an area in the Coastal U S first refer to pages 36-39 aM loeate the geographical point where the casualty occurred or the point closest to the location o the caaualty If a eampeuamplty occurred on the high a eea and a coaa tal poaition is used as a reference point then indioate that reference point or point or the list closest to it When the geographloal point has been determined use the second thru forth nWIIbera of the listinamp and place them in positions 45-47 The folloving example vill illustrate the above 111ethodt
A casualty occurs near Myrtle Beach South Carolina Using a map or chart it is determined thampt Myrtle Beach is located nearest to Georgetown Lisbt whoee second thru forth digits are 201 This number is placed in positions 45-47
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OPEN OCEAN CODING CHART
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Western Rivers Gulf and Gulf Interooaatal Waterway (PYa 69 - 75)
POSITION(S) 45
A - Lover Kiesieeippi River from head of peasea to Ohio River (AHP) APS - Preeport Sulfur Campnal AGO - Gulf Outlet ASW - SW Pass ASP - South Pass AAL - Pase Loutre
B - Upper Miaaiaeippi River - from mouth of the Ohio River to Minneapolis including the St Croix River LAke St Croix and Minnesota River
C bull Illinois Vatervay - mouth to Chieampgo
D - Alleghany River - from Pt Pittsburg to Oil City Pennsylvania
E - Honogahela River - from Pt Pittsburg to source
p - Missouri River - from junction ~ith Hiseieaippi River to head of navigation
G - Kanawaha River - from junction vith Ohio River to heampd of navigation
H - Kentucky River - from junction vith Ohio River to ht~ad of Dampviption
J - Cumberland River - from junction vith Ohio River to head of navigation
K - Tennessee River - from junction vith Ohio River to Knoxville Tennessee
L - Arkansas River - from junction vith Hissiseippi River to head of navigation
H - Gulf Intercoastal Vaterway (vest) - from Harvey Locks vest to Brownsville Texas
HP - Horgan City Port Allen Route HA - Atchatalara River HB - Barataria Itatervay ML - Bayou LAFourche HH - kouma Navigational Canal MC - Calcaaieu River MV - Vermillion River MBS - Bayou Sorrel MQB - Brazos River MHO - Harvey Locka Algiers Canal M28 - Vest Port Arthur Bridge H09 - Horgan City Bridge MAB - Bervick Bar ridge HTG - Tennessee Gamps Pipeline Canal
H - Gulf Intercoastal Waterva) (eaat) - from Nev Orleane to terminus
P - Ohio River - from Pt Pittsburg to source
Q - Other Rivera
QG - Green River HSC Houston Ship Channel
POSITION(S) 46-47 Designate river mile to nearest ten miles eg mile 3ll6 35
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POSITON(S) 4B Sea Conditions at time opound Cauualtr
1 - Calm 2 - Seaavell 5-15 poundeet 3 - Seaavell 16-20 teet 4 - Seampavell 21-40 teet
or slight chop o~ moderate chop-rough or heampvy chopvery rough
5 - Seaavell over 40 teet 6 - Ice (-) Unknown or inautficient information
POSITION(S) 49-50 s Temperature at Time of Casualty (PYa 63 - 68)
- ~enheit
POSITION(S) 49-50 Specific Type ot Vessel (PYs 69 - 80)
These positions allov tor further specifying the vessel type coded in positions 13-14
01 Artificial Island
01 Mobile drilling rig submersible 02 Mobile drilling rig semi-submersible 03 Mobile drilling ~ig jaok-up 04 Work over rig jaok-up 05 Work over rig other 99 Fixed plattormaztificial island
02 Freis t ship
Position lt9
P Liberty ship (conversion) Q Victory ship R C-1 A S C-1 B T C-2 U C-3 V C-4 W C-5 X C-6 Y C-7amp8 Z T-2 (dry)
Position 50
Q General A Bulk carrier S Container ship (or deck) T Railroad carrier l~ghters U Selpound-unloampder V Combe freight carecontainers W LIGLPG X ROROY Molten sultur Z Ammoniahazardous material chemical
9 Other (inter-island treight small)
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POSITION(S) ~9-50 Specific ype opound Vassel (oonttnued)
03 Freight Barge end 28 Freigpt amprge Hazardoua Mampter1ampla
06 Dr7 eamprgo unspecified 79 Ocean bulk ( petro phoaphampte etc )07 Open hopper 80 Ooaan other (lumber dock) 08 Covered hopper 81 lAah barge 09 Deck loading 99 Other or unknown (dWilp acov) 10 Railroad or container 11 Dr7 cargo other 12 Shellsandrock barge
0 Commercial Vessels - Freight or Pueengers
13 011 industry supply vessel (except orev boats) 70 Fishing aupplytrertaport 98 Diving barge 99 Otherunkrtovn NOC (eg workboat amp misc)
05 Conatruction amp Wrecking Vessels
14 Derrick berge 15 Pile driver 16 Pipe layingjetting 17 Drilling barge 18 Drilling ship salt-propelled 19 Drilling tender rig tender 99 Construction vessel other (dredge tender power barge barge tender)
06 - 07 Dredge
06 Dredge salt-propelled 07 Dredge non-self-propelled
08 Fishing Vessel
Poaition 49 Position 50
A - Haul seines A - Shrimp B - Purse seines amp lampar nete B - Ground poundiah (flounder haddock perch C - Bag netscoop nets cod) D - Beam travla c - Salmon E - Other trawls (trawls amp D - Tuna
shrimp trawla) dragger E - OJater P - Pots amp trapa p - Crab king G - Gill nets G - Crab other K - Hook amp bait including trollers H -Menhaden J - Longline J - Lobster K - h-edge Ilt - Clam L - Tongraketork L - Scallop K - Canner7 vessel or tender M - Halibut 9 - Other not otherwise classified N - Snappergrouper (-) Unlmow 9 - Other
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Specific Type opound Vessel (continued)
09 TugboatsTowboats
20 - Harbor tug (vessel assistance) 21 - Marborintracoaatal towing 22 - Ooeanotfahore towing 23 - Riverinland towing (pushing) 24 - Riverinland towing (towing astern) 25 - Switcher 67 - Tail boat (tow assistance) 68 - Head boat (tow aeaistampnoe) 70 - Integrated tug barge 99 - Other unknown not otherwise classified
10 Paaaanger Vessel Over 65 100 GT and Over
11 Passenger Vessel Over 65 Under 100 GT
12 Passenger Vessel Under 65
27 - crewboat 28 - Charter fishing 29 - Water taxi 60 - Excursion vesselsight seeing 99 - OtherNOC (eg hydrofoil)
13 Perr1es Over 65 100 GT and Over
14 Parries Over 65 Under 100 GT
15 Perries Under 65
90 - Auto 91 - Railroad cars 92 - Passenger 93 - Passengerauto
16 Passenger Barge (Incl Cable Perry Barges amp Piahing Barge)
17 TltUlk Vessel
30 - T-2 31 - EX t-2 (eg jumbo-ized) 32 - T-1 33 - T-3 34 - T-5 97 - Dampngeroua cargo (tetra ethyl lead methyl lead aqua ammonia) 99 - Other NOC (inland or amall coaa tal)
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POSITION(S) 49-50 Spec1pound1o ype ot Vessel (continued)
18 or 29 Tank Barges
35 bull Liquid cargo barge unapecitied36 - Single skinned liquid barge 37 - Double skinned liquid barge (including olean petrochemicals eg
aromatics trichloride) 38 - Cylinder tank open hopper and void 39 - Cylinder tank decked over 40 - Other liquid barge (eg brine drilling mud etc) 41 - LPGLIG (butane open hopperpropylene) 42 - Chlorine 43 - Sulfur liquid 44 - Ammonia preeeure tLnk 45 - Ammonia low temper~ture 46 - tow temperature other 47 - Acid aulturic 48 - Acid other 49 - Caustic unspecified 50 - Caustic soda liquid51 - Caustic aodamp high temperature52 - High temperature other 69 - Styrene adiponitrile acrylonitrile pampraylene vinyl acetate
ethyl benzene alkyl benzene 71 - Ethyl ether 99 - Ammonia sulfate liquid (aelf unloaded)
fertilizer other
23 Miacellaneoue Vessels
53 - Pleasure craft 54 bull Reeeamprchoceanographic veaael 55 - Sub tender catamaran 56 - Seaplane 57 - Pilot vessel 58 - Cable ahip59 - Submersible 63 - LSTLCM etc mil lighter 64 - Sludge sewage etc 76 - Man-o-war 77 - Dredge self-propelled 78 - Dredge non-self-propelled 86 - Perry boat 87 - Seine boat 88 - School boat 99 - Other ~kelp outter state enforcement eg Pish and
Wild tire drydook)
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POSITION(S) 5l-52t Number or Crev Member Killed or Missing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 53-54t Number or Passengers Killed or Missing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 55-56t Number or Longshoremen amp Harbor Vorkers Killed or Missing amp Presumed i5eampd
POSITION( B) 57-58r Number or Others Killed or Hiaaing amp Presumed Dead
POSITION(S) 59-60r Number of Crew Membera Injured amp Incapacitated Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 61-62 Number or Passengers Injured amp Incapacitated Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 63-64r Number ot LolShoremen ampHarbor Vorkers Injured amp Incapaci ta ted Over 72 Hours
POSITION(S) 65-66 Number ot Others Injured ampIncamppampcitampted Over 72 Houramp
If a vessel casualty involvea deaths andor injuries see coding instructions titled Personnel Injuries and Deaths
POSITION(S 67-70a Estimated toeaDamage to Vessel
POSITION($) 71-74 Eatillllited LoaaDamage to Cargo
POSITION(S) 75-78r Estimated LossDamage to Other Property
Code in unite ot thoueands but first round orr to nearest thoueands For emmpler Ipound the value is SlSOO round it ott to 2000 and code ampa 0002 It the value is $4499 round it ofpound to $4000 and code as 0004 tor positions 69 - 78t
POSIriON(S) 79 Veaeel amp Total Loss
l - Yea 2 - No
POSITION(S) BOa Piller (unused) (FY 1e 63 -73)
POSITION(S) 80r Special Indicator (PYs 74 - 80) previously position 21 ~see page 5 tor codes)
POSIriON(S) 81-82t Clendar Year
POSITION(S) 83-B~r Piacal Year
45
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1251
I VESSEL NAMEDEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATON V S COAST GUARD CODE SHEET -MARINE CASUAL TV STATISTICS
CGHQ-4095 Rev 12bull75)
1
2
2 CASE NO ( 1bull5)
11 SEQUENCE NUMBER
17 A
NATURE 132middot331
NSTRUCTIONS
Vessel casualty with no personal injuries or death 3 Vessel casualty and personal injury or death Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers code all items in Sections Obtain data from CG-2692 and related papers and enter codes in Sections 1 and 2shy1 and 2 of code sheet For each related CG-924E enter codes in Section 3 of same code sheet if there are 2
or more persns involved enter data frol)l first CGmiddot924E in Col A of Section 3 data Personal injury or death not involving a vessel casualty from second m Col B etc If more than 4 persons involved use a second code sheet Obtain data from CG-924E and related papers code all items in Sections entering data in Sections 1 and 3 1 and 3 of code sheet
3 VESSEL NO 4 CG INbull 16bull11 J INSPECTmiddot
ED liZ I
CJ Imiddot v es
CJ bullmiddot NO
12 GROSS TONNAGE 1201
Otmiddot o-u 0- 16bull00 CJamiddot I 0bull3 00 Dmiddot ao1middotsoo [_]smiddot so1middot1 ooo
tASU-L TY PARTICULARS B c o
PRIME AREA ADD CAUSE CAUSAL CONT 134middot)151 CONN FACT
3ampmiddot3 II 1311middot40
22 SEA CONDITIONS 148)
SEE SWELL IN FEET)
Otmiddot CALM Osmiddot 41 ANO uP
Dmiddot 5middot15 ISLIGHTI [_)6bull ICE
Oamiddot u-zo tMOOERATEI
Dmiddot 21bull40 lfIOUGHI Otmiddotl UNKNOWN
Z8 TYPE OF 29 NAME OF INJURY VICTIM
J QeatiIIMlss I st Initial 2692192lt1E 2nd Initial or X
2-middotJnjury (924E 2692) I st Three Letters
3middot Qeath+1iss of Last Name 924E Only
ltImiddot Injury 924E Only
12111 lt261 1271 128bull30)
A
B
c
D
s TYPE OF 6 PFIOPU LSI ON II 5) VESSEL
Q1bullSTEAM 511314) 0 bull ~~~t~Eo
0middot 1001bull5000 0middot SOobull0000
Oamiddot toootmiddotuooo CJDmiddot 1amp001 ANO UP Otmiddot) UNKNOWN
18 WEATHER 142)
01middot CIEAR
CJ2middot PAITIY CLOY
Oa- oVERCAST
04middot FOG
235 E Rmiddot VICE OF VESSEL 14 g-~0)
30 PAPERS OF 31 INJURED PERS
SECTION Imiddot DATA REQUIRED ON ALL CASES
0middot MOTOR(Diesel) CJe- OTHEIl
[_]amiddot GASOLINE Q7middot NUCLEAR
Q4middot SAIL
LENGTH1 middot
01- omiddot6s Dmiddot u-too CJ3bull I 01middot200 0middot201bull300 011middot 301bull400
CJIbull RAIN
OmiddotSNOW
CJ7middot OTI-iER
Otmiddot)UNK
24 A
CREW CUmiddotD2l
STATUS
Imiddot Passen eer Imiddot Licensed 2middot LoneslltHW 2middot Documented 3- Tankerman 3- None 4middot Other ltImiddot Other (Include 5middot Artificial or
Foreien SeameJi fix struct worker
6middot Oeck crew 7middot Engine crew 8- Steward Oept
1311 lUI
OtmiddotJ UNKNOWN
7 PERSON IN CHARGE
116)
SECTION 2 bull VESSEL CASUALTY OAT A
8 DATE OF CASUALTY MO MIO MOOF CODE IN II EST
CAS COMP IZ II117middot18) IilllbullOJ I
(IN FEET) 12 7) Ill HULL MATERIAL 128)
4 OImiddotSOO CJtmiddot STEEL Umiddot OTHER I 01 middot6 00 []2middot wooo INCLUDES
FERRObull 601bull700 Oamiddot CEMENT CEMENT 701 AND UP Qmiddot PLJlSTIC 01-1 UNKNOWN
UNKNOWN CJ8bull ALUMINUM
19 VISIBILITY ltIN MILES) 143) zo WINO UN KNOTS)
01middot HAZARDous uo-114 01middot CALM CJsmiddot 17-117
CJ2bull IIEIl Y gtOOR II 4bull1121 0middot 1bull3 KT 06middot Ubull40
Oamiddot oooR 1112-1 1 CJ5middot GOOOiio ANO UPI 0middot 4bull10 Q7middot 41middotU)
DmiddotFAIR (1bull2) 01middot) UNKNOWN 0middot 11middot16 [Je- 50-Ul
KILLED OR MISSING 25 INJURED AND INCAPACITATED 26 e c o A s c o
PASS LoNG OTHER CREW PASS LONG OTHER 13bull541 SHR 157middot561 IUmiddotOOI 1151middot521 SHR 6~-0~1
IUmiddotIU IUbullUl
SECTION 3middot PERSONAL INJURY DEATH 32 ACTIVITY 33STATUS
OF SUFVR Imiddot Off Duty 2middot Deck Dep Dty 1- Licen11e 3middot Eng Dep Oty 2middot Document 4middot Stew Qep Oty 3middot Unlic 5middot Handle Cargo Undoc 6middot Fishinc ltImiddot Loncsh 7middot Ori lis Har Wkr 8- Pas seneer 5middot Other 9middot Other 6middot None o- Unknown
133) 1341
l~iTJ~~TTOF 35 VESS LOC
Ibull GL (Dock)Imiddot Death 2middot GL (Underway)2middot Injury 3middot W Riv (dock)(Perm) ltImiddot W (Underway)3middot ln)ury 5- Jnld(dockanch)(Temp) 6middot In ld (Underway)
ltImiddot Injury 7middot Ocean )(Disability 8middot For(dockandlunknown) 9middot Other
5middot Miuinc
(315J 1361
A IIESSEL 167bull701
36
A
Nature Of
Casualty
137middot381
9 TME OF OAY 12 3)YEAR
CAS oF
18~ DAYNIGHT
I lUI
Dmiddot TWILIGHT
[]bull)UNKNOWN
middot AGt u~ vttL 12 Dl
01middot o-5 Ozmiddot 6bullto
Ekgtmiddot31middot40 7middot 41middot80
[_13middot Umiddot1S Dmiddot n-zo
CJampmiddotII ANOUP Ot-1 UNKNOWN
[Js- 21bull10
1441
Olilmiddot65 JlNO 01EIl
CJH UNKNOWN
10 TYPE OF 10 REPORT
l24)
CImiddotMAI ed
[]2middotNARR
[JH TR TRANS
16 aoov OF WATER
13 0middot3 II
21 SPECIFIC LOCATION
OF CASUALTY 145bull47t
ESTIMA TEO LOSSES 27 VESSEL TOTAL LOSS e c A AMOUNT 17D) s
CARGO PRogt $ PEC (7t-74) 17 5-78 t Obullmiddot TOTAL CODE
LOSS 180)Dmiddot NOT TOTAL
LOSS
PERSONAL CASUALTY PARTICULARS
e c u E F
Prime Cause
Area of Causal
Add Area
Part Of
Nature Of
Conn Causal Conn
Body Injured
Vessel Cas
13 0bull4 0) 141 lt1il3J 144bull401 1 7middot481 i4lilbull5 OJ
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