Lotswesen - Hafenlotsen

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The harbour pilots of Bremerhaven have been assisting captains of the world's largest ships in one of the world's most demanding port over 200 years. Each harbour pilot is a highly skilled specialist with years of experience as a master, using his navigational experience, navigational skills and local knowledge to deliver a high-risk public service.

Harbour pilots carry out their work on behalf of the state of Bremen as freelancers. The income is drawn exclusively from shipping taxes for work performed and not from taxpayers' money or other public benefits.

The Harbour Pilot Corporation Bremerhaven guarantees every ship the constant availability of qualified pilots at all times, 365 days a year. The ships calling the port of Bremerhaven include: container ships, car carriers, passenger ships, offshore installation vessels, etc.

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Sonnenuntergang im Hafen mit einem Kreuzfahrtschiff und Kränen vor Wasserfläche.

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The ships destined for Bremerhaven are received at the state borders.

As soon as the harbour pilot arrives on the bridge, he is immediately integrated into the bridge team. His excellent maneuvering experience and detailed local knowledge ensure that the pilotage is carried out successfully.

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With the increasing size of ships and the steady increase in shipping traffic, the potential for damage is rising dramatically.

Harbour pilots are specially trained to understand complex traffic situations and to integrate them into a basic maneuvering concept. Weather and visbilty conditions have to be taken into account during preparation and execution of maneuvres. Vessels capabilities and limits are subject to evaluation of the Bridge Team.

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Containerhafen mit Containerschiffen und Hafenkränen, dunkle Wolken im Hintergrund.

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Spezialschiff mit roten Aufbauten im Hafen, Kräne bewegen Bauteile an Land.

All these aspects are collected and considered to agree the correct measures to ensure a safe maneuvre providing unobstructed traffic flow in the port of Bremerhaven.

In order to be able to meet consistent further developments of vessels in respect to size, equipment and manning and thus increased demands for advanced maneuvring capabilities harbour pilots undergo continuous in-service training and advanced education.

The Harbour Pilot Corporation Bremerhaven strictly complies with the requirements of IMO guideline A.960.

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Pilotage