Get Cg33.pdf. Bulk Dry Cargo Residue Reporting Form - Uscg

Navigating the CG33.pdf. Bulk Dry Cargo Residue Reporting Form can be straightforward with the right guidance. This document serves to assist users in correctly completing each section of the form, ensuring compliance with the U.S. Coast Guard requirements for bulk dry cargo residue reporting.

Follow the steps to complete the Bulk Dry Cargo Residue Reporting Form.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to acquire the CG33.pdf and open it in your chosen editor.
2. In the section labeled 'Official/IMO No.', enter the official or International Maritime Organization number for the vessel involved.
3. Fill out the 'Master’s Certification' with the name of the master of the vessel alongside the vessel name and the date of the report.
4. Indicate the 'Cargo Involved' by entering the common name of the cargo (e.g., coal, limestone). If multiple cargo types were discharged, create a separate entry for each type.
5. In the 'Operation' section, select the type of operation being conducted — whether loading or unloading — by marking the corresponding checkbox.
6. For residue discharge operations, refer to 'Control Measures Used'. Enter the applicable code(s) from the provided list that represent the control measures used during cargo handling operations.
7. Include the estimated time spent implementing each control measure in the 'Time Spent Estimated to be Discharged' fields, noting the start and stop times along with the ship's position (latitude and longitude) for each discharge event.
8. Add any relevant remarks in the designated remarks section, providing additional context or details as necessary.
9. After completing all entries, review the form for accuracy and completeness.
10. Finally, save the changes you have made, and consider downloading, printing, or sharing the form as needed.

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