VISUAL SIGNALS (MARKING) ON VESSELS
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1 Annex 3 VISUAL SIGNALS (MARKING) ON VESSELS I. GENERAL 1.1 The sketches which follow relate to the signals (marking) provided for in the articles of chapter 3 of CEVNI, but not to those provided for in, or authorized by, the footnotes. 1.2 The sketches are for guidance only; reference should be made to the text of the regulations which alone is authoritative. In the case of additional markings which may be prescribed, the sketches illustrate: - either the additional markings alone; or - where necessary for clarity, both the basic marking (or one of the possible basic markings) and the additional marking. Only the additional marking is described below the sketch. 1.3 Pushed convoys of maximum dimensions not exceeding 110 m by 12 m are regarded as single motorized vessels (see article 3.01, paragraph 3) Unless otherwise specified, the meaning of the following terms is that given in article 3.01, paragraph 5: Masthead light : a strong white light, projecting an uninterrupted beam throughout a horizontal arc of 225 and placed so as to project this beam from the bow to abaft the beam on each side; 135 O O O Side lights : a bright green light to starboard and a bright red light to port, each of these lights projecting an uninterrupted beam throughout a horizontal arc of and placed so as to project this beam from the bow to 22 3 abaft the beam on each side; Stern light : an ordinary or bright white light projecting an uninterrupted beam throughout a horizontal arc of 135 and placed so as to project this beam throughout an arc of along each side from the stern; Light visible from all directions : a light projecting an uninterrupted beam throughout a horizontal arc of O
2 104 VISUAL SIGNALS (MARKING) ON VESSELS 1.5 Explanation of symbols: a Fixed light visible from all directions Fixed light visible from all directions (a light projecting an uninterrupted beam (a light projecting an uninterrupted beam throughout throughout a horizontal o arc of 360 ). a horizontal arc of 360 ). b FF i ixed light light visible visible over over a limited a limited horizontal horizontal arc. arc. Alight light which which is invisible is invisible to the to observer the observer is is mmarked by by a dot a in dot thein centre. the centre. c Scintillating light. light. d Optional light. light. e Board or flag (article 3.03). Board or flag (article 3.03). f Pennant (article (article 3.03). 3.03). g Ball (article 3.04). 3.04). h Cylinder (article (article 3.04). 3.04). i Cone (article 3.04). Cone (article 3.04). j Bicone (article (article 3.04). 3.04). k Radar reflector.
3 VISUAL SIGNALS (MARKING) ON VESSELS MARKING WHEN UNDER WAY 1 Article 3.08, paragraph 1: Motorized vessels proceeding alone. 2 Article 3.08, paragraph 2: Motorized vessels proceeding alone with a second masthead light. Compulsory for vessels more than 110 m long. 3 Article 3.08, paragraph 3: Motorized vessel temporarily preceded by an auxiliary motorized vessel.
4 106 VISUAL SIGNALS (MARKING) ON VESSELS 4 Article 3.09, paragraph 1: Motorized vessel leading a towed convoy alone or as an auxiliary. 5 Article 3.09, paragraph 2: Each of several motorized vessels leading a towed convoy or as auxiliaries, when several vessels are proceeding side by side. 6 Article 3.09, paragraph 3: Towed vessels. 7 Article 3.09, paragraph 3, letter a: Section of a towed convoy more than 110 m long.
5 VISUAL SIGNALS (MARKING) ON VESSELS Article 3.09, paragraph 3, letter b: Section of a towed convoy comprising a row of more than two vessels coupled side by side. 9 Article 3.09, paragraph 4: Last section of a towed convoy. 10 Article 3.09, paragraph 4: Towed vessels forming the last section of a convoy. 11 Article 3.09, paragraph 6: Towed seagoing vessels coming directly from or leaving for the sea.
6 108 VISUAL SIGNALS (MARKING) ON VESSELS 12 Article 3.10, paragraph 1: Pushed convoys. 13 Article 3.10, paragraph 1, letter c.ii: Pushed convoys, when more than two vessels are visible from astern over the full width. 14 Article 3.10, paragraph 2: Pushed convoys preceded by one or more auxiliary motorized vessels. 15 Article 3.10, paragraph 4: Pushed convoys with two pushers.
7 VISUAL SIGNALS (MARKING) ON VESSELS Article 3.11, paragraph 1: Side-by-side formations: two motorized vessels. 17 Article 3.11, paragraph 1: Side-by-side formations: one motorized and one non-motorized vessel. 18 Article 3.11, paragraph 2: Side-by-side formations preceded by one or more auxiliary motorized vessels. 19 Article 3.12: Sailing vessels.
8 110 VISUAL SIGNALS (MARKING) ON VESSELS 20 Article 3.12, paragraph 3: Vessels proceeding under sail and making use at the same time of its own mechanical means of propulsion. 21 Article 3.13, paragraph 1: Motorized small craft proceeding alone. 22 Article 3.13, paragraph 1: Motorized small craft proceeding alone with side lights side by side or in the same lamp at or near the bow. 23 Article 3.13, paragraph 1: Motorized small craft proceeding alone: the masthead light replaced by a bright white light visible from all directions.
9 VISUAL SIGNALS (MARKING) ON VESSELS Article 3.13, paragraph 2: Motorized small craft less than 7 m long proceeding alone. 25 Article 3.13, paragraph 4: Small craft towed or propelled in side-by-side formation. 26 Article 3.13, paragraph 5: Small sailing craft. 27 Article 3.13, paragraph 5: Small sailing craft, with side lights and a stern light in the same lamp near the top of the mast.
10 112 VISUAL SIGNALS (MARKING) ON VESSELS 28 Article 3.13, paragraph 5: Small sailing craft less than 7 m long carrying a white light visible from all directions, and on the approach of other vessels displaying a second ordinary white light. 29 Article 3.13, paragraph 6: Small craft proceeding alone, neither motorized nor under sail. 30a 30b Article 3.14, paragraph 1: Additional marking for vessels carrying out certain transport operations involving dangerous substances: flammable substances that are referred to in marginal of annex B.1 and appendix 4 (list of substances) of annex B.2 of ADN.
11 VISUAL SIGNALS (MARKING) ON VESSELS a 31b Article 3.14, paragraph 2: Additional marking for vessels carrying out certain transport operations involving dangerous substances: substances constituting health hazards that are referred to in marginal of annex B.1 and appendix 4 (list of substances) of annex B.2 of ADN. 32 Article 3.14, paragraph 3: Additional marking of vessels carrying out certain transport operations involving dangerous substances: explosives that are referred to in marginal of annex B.1 of ADN. 33 Article 3.14, paragraph 4: Additional marking of pushed convoys carrying out certain transport operations involving dangerous substances that are referred to in marginal of annex B.1 and appendix 4 (list of substances) of annex B.2 of ADN.
12 114 VISUAL SIGNALS (MARKING) ON VESSELS 34 Article 3.14, paragraph 4: Additional marking of side-by-side formations carrying out certain transport operations involving dangerous substances that are referred to in marginal of annex B.1 and appendix 4 (list of substances) of annex B.2 of ADN. 35 Article 3.14, paragraph 5: Additional marking of pushed convoys propelled by two pushers placed side by side and carrying out certain transport operations involving dangerous substances that are referred to in marginal of annex B.1 and appendix 4 (list of substances) of annex B.2 of ADN. 36 Article 3.15: Vessels authorized to carry more than 12 passengers with a maximum hull length of less than 20 m. 37 Article 3.16, paragraph 1: Ferry-boats not moving independently.
13 VISUAL SIGNALS (MARKING) ON VESSELS Article 3.16, paragraph 2: Leading boat or float of a longitudinal-cable ferry-boat. 39 Article 3.16, paragraph 3: Ferry-boats moving independently. 40 Article 3.16, paragraph 4: Ferry-boats moving independently and enjoying priority.
14 116 VISUAL SIGNALS (MARKING) ON VESSELS 41 Article 3.17: Vessels having priority of passage. 42a 42b Article 3.18, paragraph 1: Additional marking for vessels unable to manoeuvre. 43 Article 3.19: Assemblies of floating material and floating establishments under way.
15 VISUAL SIGNALS (MARKING) ON VESSELS MARKING WHEN STATIONARY 44 Article 3.20, paragraphs 1 and 4: Vessels directly or indirectly made fast to the bank. 45 Article 3.20, paragraph 2: Vessels stationary offshore. 46 Article 3.20, paragraph 3: Pushed convoys stationary offshore. 47 Article 3.20, paragraph 4: Stationary small craft.
16 118 VISUAL SIGNALS (MARKING) ON VESSELS 48 Article 3.21: Additional marking for stationary vessels carrying out certain transport operations involving dangerous substances. 49 Article 3.21: Additional marking for stationary pushed convoys carrying out certain transport operations involving dangerous substances. 50 Article 3.21: Additional marking for stationary side-by-side formations carrying out certain transport operations involving dangerous substances. 51 Article 3.22, paragraph 1: Ferry-boats not moving independently when made fast at their landing stage.
17 VISUAL SIGNALS (MARKING) ON VESSELS Article 3.22, paragraph 2: Ferry-boats moving independently, but made fast at their landing stage. 53 Article 3.23: Assemblies of floating material and floating establishments when stationary. 54 Article 3.24: Stationary vessels engaged in fishing with nets or poles. 55 Article 3.25, paragraph 1, letter a: Floating equipment at work and vessels carrying out work or sounding or measuring operations; channel clear on both sides.
18 120 VISUAL SIGNALS (MARKING) ON VESSELS 56 Article 3.25, paragraph 1, letters a and b: Floating equipment at work and vessels carrying out work or sounding or measuring operations; channel clear on one side. 57 Article 3.25, paragraph 1, letter c: Floating equipment at work and vessels carrying out work or sounding or measuring operations and grounded or sunken vessels; protection against wash; channel clear on both sides. 58 Article 3.25, paragraph 1, letters c and d: Floating equipment at work and vessels carrying out work or sounding or measuring operations and grounded or sunken vessels; protection against wash; channel clear on one side. 59 Article 3.26: Vessels whose anchors may be a danger to navigation.
19 VISUAL SIGNALS (MARKING) ON VESSELS Article 3.26: Assemblies of floating material or floating establishments whose anchors may be a danger to navigation. 4. SPECIAL MARKING 61 Article 3.27: Additional marking for vessels of the supervisory authorities and fire-fighting services. 62 Article 3.28: Additional marking for vessels under way carrying out work in the waterway. 63 Article 3.29: Additional marking for protection against wash.
20 122 VISUAL SIGNALS (MARKING) ON VESSELS 64 Article 3.30: Distress signals. 65 Article 3.31: Boarding prohibited. 66 Article 3.32: Prohibition of smoking or using an unprotected light or flame Article 3.33: Lateral berthing prohibited.
21 VISUAL SIGNALS (MARKING) ON VESSELS Article 3.34, paragraph 1: Additional marking for vessels whose ability to manoeuvre is limited. 69 Article 3.34, paragraph 2: Additional marking for vessels whose ability to manoeuvre is limited; channel clear on one side. 70 Article 3.35, paragraph 1: Additional marking for vessels engaged in drawing a trawl or other fishing gear through the water (trawler). 71 Article 3.35, paragraph 2: Fishing vessels other than trawlers if the fishing tackle extends more than 150 m horizontally from the vessel.
22 124 VISUAL SIGNALS (MARKING) ON VESSELS 72 Article 3.36: Additional marking for vessels used for underwater diving. 73 Article 3.37: Additional marking for vessels engaged in minesweeping. 74 Article 3.38: Additional marking for vessels on pilotage service. 75 Article 3.08, paragraph 4: High-speed motorized vessel proceeding alone.
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