Introduction General Glossary Warnings Assistance Anchoring Arrival, Berthing, and Departure Course Draught and Air Draught Fairway Navigation Canal and Lock Operations Manoeuvring Pilotage Position Radar Navigational Warnings Routeing Speed Tide and Depth Tropical Storms Tugs Way Points Weather Fishing Helicopters Ice-breakers Wheel Orders Engine Orders Pilotage (On-board) Manoeuvring (On-board) Propulsion System Going To Anchor Leaving The Anchorage Berthing / Unberthing	Standard Marine Navigational Vocabulary
	Pilotage
	I require a pilot. Do you require a pilot? Is the pilot boat on station? At what position can I take pilot? You can take pilot at point . . . (at . . . hours). You can take pilot near . . . (at . . . hours). At what time will the pilot be available? Must I take a pilot? You may navigate by yourself or wait for pilot at . . . Pilot is coming to you. Pilot boat is approaching your vessel. You must rig pilot ladder on port side. You must rig pilot ladder on starboard side. Pilot ladder is rigged on port side. Pilot ladder is rigged on starboard side. Pilotage suspended for all vessels. Pilotage suspended for small vessels. Pilotage resumed for all vessels. Pilotage resumed for small vessels. You must rig gangway combined with pilot ladder. have a heaving line ready at pilot ladder. Put lights on at pilot ladder position. Give a slight heel to port/starboard. Lower/lift up the pilot ladder/hoist. Make a lee on the port/starboard side. Stop the engines until the pilot boat is clear. Keep the pilot boat on the port/starboard side. Stop where you are and wait for the pilot. The pilot will board you in . . . minutes/hours.