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How to fill out the ANNEX 1 NOTIFICATION FORM SHIP STATIONS Radio online
The ANNEX 1 NOTIFICATION FORM SHIP STATIONS Radio is a crucial document for registering ship stations in compliance with radio regulations. This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions to assist users in accurately completing the form online.
Follow the steps to complete your ANNEX 1 notification form
- Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the ANNEX 1 NOTIFICATION FORM SHIP STATIONS Radio. This will allow you to open the document and begin filling it out.
- In the Action Code field, select one of the options: 'A' to add a new station, 'M' to modify an existing station, or 'S' to suppress a station. This is a mandatory field.
- Enter the Ship (Vessel) Name as indicated in the Preface of List V. This field is mandatory.
- Provide the Call Sign of the vessel, ensuring it conforms to the specified regulations in Appendix S42 and Article S19 of the Radio Regulations. This field is mandatory.
- Include the Selective Call Number(s), noting that the first character must be either 'S' or 'T'.
- Fill in the Maritime Mobile Service Identity (MMSI) Number, which is a unique nine-digit number assigned by authorities. The first three digits represent the MID allocated to the Administration. This field is mandatory.
- If applicable, enter the Inmarsat Number(s). Be mindful of the format and special characters required.
- Input the NTLX Number if applicable.
- Specify the Notifying Administration responsible for the registration of the ship. This is a required entry.
- Indicate the Territory or Geographical Area code where necessary.
- Enter the number of life boats available on the ship.
- If applicable, provide details about Radio Beacons (EPIRBs) as outlined in the Preface of List V.
- Fill in the General Classification according to the references provided.
- Complete the Individual Classification based on the prefatory guidance.
- Identify the Nature of Service that the ship station provides.
- List the Services Available to users aboard the vessel.
- Input the Service Hours the ship is operational.
- Specify the Telegraph transmission frequency bands utilized by the ship.
- Indicate the Telephone transmission frequency bands used.
- Provide the Accounting Authority Identification Code (AAIC) if necessary.
- If different from the above, include another AAIC used for Inmarsat communications.
- Enter the Owner Name as per the listing in List V.
- If applicable, mention the Ex Ship-Name that relates to the current vessel.
- Provide the Ex Call Sign associated with the previous vessel if necessary.
- Fill out the EPIRB Identification code, which may include either the MMSI or a combination of MID plus call sign.
- Enter the Vessel Identification number, which can be the IMO number or the national registration number.
- Specify the Gross Tonnage, which indicates the vessel's internal capacity in terms of tons.
- Input the Emergency Contact Person’s name and address ashore, as required by the regulations.
- Include the Phone number of the emergency contact person, prefixed with the country code.
- Optionally, provide a Telefax number for the emergency contact.
- List an alternative 24-hour emergency telephone number as advised by administrations.
- State the Capacity for persons on board, including both passengers and crew.
- Detail the ship's radio installation types used on board, listing technologies such as Inmarsat, VHF, etc.
- If applicable, provide the EPIRB HEX ID CODE(s) separating multiple occurrences with a comma.
- Finally, review all entered information, make necessary updates, and save the changes. You can then download, print, or share the completed form.
Complete your ANNEX 1 NOTIFICATION FORM SHIP STATIONS Radio online for efficient registration.
Maritime radiocommunication enhances safety at sea to transmit private and official messages, between shore based radio stations (coast stations/ coast earth stations) and ship based radio stations (ship stations/ ship earth stations), as well as between ship based radio stations.
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