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047 Tanker Pre-Arrival Planning – Calculating Loadable Cargo Quantity | Maritime Training (047)

Accurately formulating the loadable cargo quantity is one of the most important pre-arrival tasks for a tanker ship. In this video, “047 – Tanker Ship: Pre-Arrival – Formulating the Loadable Cargo Quantity”, we explain how the Master and Chief Officer prepare a stowage plan based on charterer’s instructions, ship limitations, and terminal requirements. Key learning points include: Charterer’s instructions: understanding loading and discharging ports, cargo grades, tolerances, and loading windows. Stowage planning: maximizing cargo load while considering tank capacity, draft restrictions, and displacement limits for each port and navigation zone. Ship stability and safety: ensuring intact stability, trim, and hull strength are maintained at all stages of cargo operations. Operational considerations: including loading sequence, tide requirements, commingling restrictions, seawater specific gravity at discharge port, and line-up for safe pump operations. Reporting and communication: sending completed stowage plans and required notifications to the charterer, terminal, and company (e.g., NYK TANKCRU), as per industry practice. This training video is designed for maritime students, cadets, and professional tanker officers preparing for STCW training, simulator practice, and real-world operations. By mastering cargo calculation and pre-arrival planning, seafarers can ensure efficient cargo operations, compliance with MARPOL/ISGOTT, and safe tanker turnaround. 👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more maritime training content. Explore our channel for related tutorials on tanker loading, cargo discharge, crude oil washing, and ballast operations. 📘 References: Tanker Cargo Operation Manuals & ISGOTT guidelines.