CHAPTER 11 VESSEL LIGHTS, DAY SHAPES AND SOUND SIGNALS
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1 CHAPTER 11 VESSEL LIGHTS, DAY SHAPES AND SOUND SIGNALS Vessel navigation lights 126 Minimum visibility for length of vessel 126 Vessel navigation light mounting and sectors 126 Vessel navigation lights to be displayed 126 Sail and human powered vessels 127 Powerboats 128 Larger vessels 128 Day shapes for vessels 130 Diving operations from a small vessel 132 Sound and light signals 133 Definitions and classifications 133 Conduct of vessels in restricted visibility 134 Sound signals for vessels in restricted visibility (day and night) 134 CHAPTER 11: VESSEL LIGHTS, DAY SHAPES AND SOUND SIGNALS
2 CHAPTER 11: VESSEL LIGHTS, DAY SHAPES AND SOUND SIGNALS VESSEL NAVIGATION LIGHTS The Marine Safety Act requires that lights must be displayed from sunset to sunrise and in times of restricted visibility during daylight hours. Minimum ranges at which lights can be seen refer to conditions on a dark night with a clear atmosphere. The information in this chapter is based on the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea 1972 (COLREGS), Marine Safety Act and Marine Safety Regulations. MINIMUM VISIBILITY FOR LENGTH OF VESSEL Vessel length in metres = m Distance in nautical miles = nm Light < 12m Vessel length 12m up to 50m 50m and over Distance for minimum visibility Masthead lights 2nm 5nm* 6nm Sidelight 1nm 2nm 3nm Sternlight 2nm 2nm 3nm Towing light 2nm 2nm 3nm All-round lights (white, red, yellow, green) 2nm 2nm 3nm * Where the length of a vessel is 12m or more, but less than 20m, the masthead light visibility is 3 nautical miles. VESSEL NAVIGATION LIGHT MOUNTING AND SECTORS BEAM PORT SIDELIGHT (RED) 22.5 ABAFT BEAM 22.5 ABAFT BEAM 67.5 FROM RIGHT AFT MASTHEAD LIGHT WHITE STERN LIGHT WHITE 22.5 ABAFT BEAM 22.5 ABAFT BEAM 67.5 FROM RIGHT AFT STARBOARD SIDELIGHT (GREEN) VESSEL NAVIGATION LIGHTS TO BE DISPLAYED Recreational vessels at anchor All recreational vessels must show an all-round white light while at anchor. If the vessel is drifting (under way but not making way) the vessel must display appropriate lights. BEAM For guidance on the installation of navigation lights see chapter 3 about vessel preparation. OR 126 > VICTORIAN RECREATIONAL BOATING SAFETY HANDBOOK
3 SAIL AND HUMAN POWERED VESSELS Sailing vessels under way or drifting A sailing vessel under way must exhibit side lights and a stern light. If the vessel is less than 20m in length, the sidelights and stern light may be combined in one lantern (tricolour lantern) carried at or near the top of the mast where it can be seen. In addition to the sidelights and stern light, a sailing vessel may exhibit at or near the top of the mast, where they can be best seen, two all-round lights in a vertical line, the upper being red and the lower being green. These lights must not be exhibited in conjunction with a combined lantern (tricolour lantern). MASTHEAD LIGHTS OPTIONAL OR COMBINATION MASTHEAD LIGHT Reminder whenever a sailing vessel is using its engine, with or without sails, it is a power-driven vessel within the meaning of the rules, and must act accordingly and show the appropriate shapes by day and lights by night. This means that a tricolour lantern or two red/green masthead lights must not be used under power. OR CHAPTER 11: VESSEL LIGHTS, DAY SHAPES AND SOUND SIGNALS EXHIBIT TORCH OR LANTERN IN TIME TO AVOID COLLISION OR SHINE TORCH ON SAIL Sailing vessels under way (not using power) less than 7m in length and boats under oars or drifting If practicable, any of the combinations for vessels under sail or an electric torch or lighted lantern showing a white light and exhibited in sufficient time to prevent collision. Vessels under 7m in length not using an engine and unable to exhibit the lighting configuration VICTORIAN RECREATIONAL BOATING SAFETY HANDBOOK < 127
4 CHAPTER 11: VESSEL LIGHTS, DAY SHAPES AND SOUND SIGNALS POWERBOATS Powerboats under way or drifting Vessels under 12m in length must show the following lights: a) sidelights and an all round white light or b) sidelights, masthead lights and a stern light. A OR B LARGER VESSELS Under 50m in length For vessels under 50m in length, a second masthead light is optional. For vessels under 12m in length, sidelights may be a combined lantern on fore and aft centreline. UNDER 50M UNDER 12M Vessel towing another vessel When tow length is under 200m, two masthead lights are shown (three masthead lights if over 200m). A yellow towing light is situated over the stern light of the towing vessel. The towed vessel shows side and stern lights. Vessels under 7m in length and under 7 knots Power-driven vessels of less than 7m in length, whose maximum speed does not exceed 7 knots, when under way, may exhibit an all-round white light. Sidelights should also be shown if practicable. TOW LENGTH Vessel at anchor Length 50m or more: two all-round lights, the forward one higher than the aft one. Length under 50m: second (lower) light at stern is optional. A vessel of 100m or more length shall also illuminate her decks with lights. SIDE LIGHTS IF PRACTICABLE 50M OR MORE UNDER 50M 128 > VICTORIAN RECREATIONAL BOATING SAFETY HANDBOOK
5 Vessel aground Anchor lights and two all-round red lights. Vessel under 12m length is not required to exhibit these lights. This signal does not mean distress or in need of help, but operators should navigate with caution. Vessel restricted in ability to manoeuvre (includes diving vessels) Three all-round lights, top and bottom lights red and the middle light white. When making way through the water, vessel also shows masthead lights, sidelights and stern light. When at anchor, vessel also shows anchor lights. This signal does not indicate distress or a need for help, but operators should navigate with caution. Vessel constrained by her draught Power-driven vessel restricted to a narrow channel by her draught and thus unable to deviate from course. Lights for power-driven vessel under way and three all-round red lights. Pilot vessel on duty Two all-round lights, the top light white and the lower light red. When at anchor, shows anchor light or lights. When under way, shows sidelights and stern light. CHAPTER 11: VESSEL LIGHTS, DAY SHAPES AND SOUND SIGNALS ANCHORED (NOT MAKING WAY) ANCHORED (UNDER WAY) (UNDER WAY) Vessel engaged in underwater operations or dredging Vessel with an obstruction on one side shall, in addition to restricted ability to manoeuvre lights, carry two all-round red lights, on the side of the obstruction, and two all-round green lights on the side that vessels may pass. Vessel not under command Two all-round red lights and when making way through the water, sidelights and stern light (vessels under 12m in length are not required to comply with these lights). This signal does not mean distress, but shows inability to manoeuvre. Vessels are required to keep clear of vessels not under command. PASS SAFELY THIS SIDE OBSTRUCTION THIS SIDE ANCHORED OR NOT MAKING WAY VICTORIAN RECREATIONAL BOATING SAFETY HANDBOOK < 129
6 CHAPTER 11: VESSEL LIGHTS, DAY SHAPES AND SOUND SIGNALS Commercial fishing vessel trawling Two all-round lights, the top light green and the lower light white. A rear masthead light is optional for fishing vessels under 50m in length. As making way through water, sidelights and stern lights are shown. Fishing vessel (other than trawling) Two all-round lights, the top light red and the lower light white. If outlying gear extends over 150m horizontally from fishing vessel, shows one all-round white light in direction of gear (sidelights and stern light shown when making way through water). DAY SHAPES FOR VESSELS These signals are shown by day in all weathers on vessels to denote certain activities in which they are engaged. In restricted visibility, the appropriate lights should also be displayed by day. You must be able to recognise these day shapes which are generally used by larger vessels. Vessel at anchor Not required for vessels of less than 7m when at anchor not in a channel or channel approach, or a usual anchorage, etc. Forward, where best seen, ONE BLACK BALL. Vessel working in chains (for example, Raymond Island Ferry) Vessel shows an all-round red light at each end and an all-round green light above the red light at the forward end to indicate the direction in which the vessel is proceeding. Vessel under power with sails set (motor sailing) Forward, where best seen ONE BLACK CONE, point down. DIRECTION OF TRAVEL Vessels operating in the vicinity of the Paynesville/Raymond Island vehicular ferry must proceed with caution and keep clear of the ferry. 130 > VICTORIAN RECREATIONAL BOATING SAFETY HANDBOOK
7 Fishing vessel Trawls, nets or other gear (under way or at anchor). In a vertical line, TWO BLACK CONES, pointing toward each other. Vessel not under command Not required for vessels under 12m. Not distress, but indicates inability to manoeuvre. Where best seen, in a vertical line, TWO BLACK BALLS. Vessel constrained by her draught Power-driven vessel restricted to a narrow channel by her draught and thus unable to deviate from her course. Where best seen, ONE CYLINDER. Vessel aground This signal does not indicate distress or a need for help (not required for vessels under 12m length). Where best seen, in a vertical line, THREE BLACK BALLS. Vessel restricted in ability to manoeuvre For example, vessels engaged in: flying aircraft, cable laying, replenishment at sea, underwater operations, servicing navigation marks, towing, where manoeuvre is restricted by tow. This signal does not indicate distress or a need for help. When at anchor, vessel also shows anchor shape. Where best seen, in a vertical line, BLACK BALL, BLACK DIAMOND, BLACK BALL. CHAPTER 11: VESSEL LIGHTS, DAY SHAPES AND SOUND SIGNALS Power-driven vessel towing Vessel being towed if length of tow exceeds 200m. On each vessel where best seen, ONE BLACK DIAMOND. LENGTH OF TOW MEASURE HERE (TOW LINE MAY BE SUBMERGED) Vessel engaged in underwater operations or dredging With an obstruction on one side shall, in addition to the above shapes, carry TWO BLACK BALLS on the side of the obstruction, and TWO BLACK DIAMONDS on the side on which vessels may pass. BLACK BALLS ON BOTH SIDES may be used to indicate passage or channel is blocked and vessels should await instructions before proceeding. PASS SAFELY THIS SIDE OBSTRUCTION THIS SIDE
8 CHAPTER 11: VESSEL LIGHTS, DAY SHAPES AND SOUND SIGNALS DIVING OPERATIONS FROM A SMALL VESSEL Any vessel with divers operating from it must always display signals by day or night to inform other vessel users. The daytime signal for divers is an international Code Flag A, at least 750mm long and 600mm wide. It should be placed to ensure all-round visibility. During night diving, a vessel must show the international signal for a vessel restricted in its ability to manoeuvre. These are three allround lights in a vertical line, top and bottom are red and the middle one is white. A five knot speed limit applies to vessel operators and water skiers within a distance of 100m of a vessel, buoy or structure on which a diver below signal is displayed. RED WHITE RED
9 SOUND AND LIGHT SIGNALS DEFINITIONS AND CLASSIFICATIONS Whistle Means of making short or long blasts Short blast About one second duration Prolonged blast 4 6 seconds duration Vessels of 100m in length or more Use whistle, bell and gong Vessels of 12m in length or more Use whistle and bell Vessels of less than 12m in length Use any efficient sound signal Manoeuvring and warning signals when vessels are in sight of one another Whistle signals below may be supplemented by light signals using the same code. Warning signals vessels in narrow channels When the vessel overtaking or being overtaken must take action to permit safe passing. CHAPTER 11: VESSEL LIGHTS, DAY SHAPES AND SOUND SIGNALS Description Signal Description Signal I am altering my course to starboard I intend to overtake on your starboard I am altering my course to port I intend to overtake on your port I am operating astern propulsion Agreement by overtaken vessel Signal to alert another vessel that you are unsure of its intentions, or doubt whether you are taking enough action to avoid collision A vessel in doubt about signals, intentions or safety of the proposed manoeuvre of an overtaking vessel Vessel nearing blind bend in channel Vessel other side of bend repeats VICTORIAN RECREATIONAL BOATING SAFETY HANDBOOK < 133
10 CHAPTER 11: VESSEL LIGHTS, DAY SHAPES AND SOUND SIGNALS CONDUCT OF VESSELS IN RESTRICTED VISIBILITY Adapt the vessel s speed to prevailing conditions and be prepared for instant course and speed alterations. Every vessel hearing another vessel s fog signal apparently forward of the beam, should reduce speed to a minimum or stop. It should then exercise extreme caution until the danger of a collision is over. SOUND SIGNALS FOR VESSELS IN RESTRICTED VISIBILITY (DAY AND NIGHT) Description Max period Signal Power under way and making way Power under way and not making way through water Not under command Restricted manoeuvring Constrained by her draught Sailing ship not under power Vessel fishing Vessel towing or pushing Vessel towed if manned Pilot vessel on duty gives normal signals above and may sound four short blasts Vessel at anchor (under 100m in length) BELL rung for five seconds Vessel at anchor (100m or more in length) BELL rung for five seconds from the bow of the vessel and then GONG rung five seconds from the aft of the vessel immediately following bell signal Vessel at anchor may give WARNING of possibility of collision to approaching vessel Vessel aground as at anchor but preceded and followed by three separate and distinct BELL strokes every two minutes every two minutes every two minutes every two minutes every minute every minute Vessels under 12m in length may make the appropriate signals given above but, if not, must make some other efficient sound signal every two minutes Before you sit your test to get your marine licence, would you like to check your knowledge about the information in this handbook? We have sample test questions available. Download the questions from the Transport Safety Victoria website To have a copy mailed to you call or
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