Inland Waterways
Ship Anchoring and Mooring Considerations in US Rivers During High Water Conditions provides an overview of best practices for midstream buoy mooring, actions to be taken to prevent fouled or stuck anchors, and further recommendations on actions to be taken if anchors, or anchor chains, are lost. Barge Fleeting Area Issues & Best Practices addresses the unique risks associated with fleeting operations, as well as the regulations which apply, to them, and outlines the best practices to follow when interacting with barge fleeting areas. Man Overboard! is aimed primarily at those Members who operate tugs and barges in United States domestic trade. It comprises a range of media applications, including posters for use both on board and ashore, as well as video animations that you will find below. Related American Club Documents Good Catch Alerts Knowing the Barge Condition BEFORE Starting the Tow High and Mighty - Anticipating US River High Water Effects Fatigue a Factor In Towing Vessel Grounding Tugboat – Mariner Slips on Ice Animations Good Catch - A Turn for the Worse Posters How Many Good Catches Can You Find? |