When calling on the port of Rotterdam, vessels are required to complete nautical forms. These forms are available online in PDF format. Below is a summary of the nautical forms and checklists. You can view and print the forms using Adobe Reader. Completed forms should be e-mailed to the Harbour Coordination Centre.
When bunkering marine fuels to sea-going vessels, it is possible that the batch of fuel supplied will fail to meet the required specifications. In that case, the fuel will be unloaded again, or in other words de-bunkered. In case of serious deviations from the specifications, waste products could be involved. It is important to find out quickly if the batch of fuel is still fit for use. The de-bunker request form helps the competent authorities to advise on the matter. When pumping the fuel back, a special safety checklist must also be completed.
Application form Temporary PEC small seagoing vessels, Region Rotterdam-Rijnmond-Scheveningen
Application form Pilotage Exemption Certificate (PEC) small seagoing vessels, Region Rotterdam-Rijnmond-Scheveningen
Application form Pilotage Exemption Certificate (PEC), Region Rotterdam-Rijnmond-Scheveningen
Information Guide - Pilotage Exemption Certificates
The sea shipping checklists form part of the Rotterdam Port Bye-Laws 2020.
If you have a request, a question or wish to report something, please contact the Harbour Coordination Centre.
VHF
The Harbour Coordination Centre has 3 VHF channels:
VHF 11 for traffic issues, call sign Harbour Coordination Centre;
VHF 14 for operational issues, call sign Harbour Coordination Centre;
VHF 19 for shipping announcements - alternative channel, call sign Harbour Coordination Centre.
Telephone
You will then be presented with the following selection menu:
1. For booking in a ship and for tide arrangements, press 1
2. For other messages and for questions, press 2
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