Fumigation Australia ISPM15

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No evidence presented to indicate that responsible officer is trained in the use of the shipboard equipment for testing the atmosphere in enclosed Other (ISM) Shipboard SMS as implemented does not ensure that critical shipboard operations carried out with due regards to crew health & safety, safety of the vessel & navigation as evidenced by above deficiencies 1, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11; that ships staffs are trained/prepared in case of emergencies associated with enclosed space entry as evidenced by deficiencies 5.10 Lifeboats Free-fall lifeboat - Second independent rechargeable energy source of starting failed. (ISM) On board training and instructions SOLAS training manual not ship specific and does not comply with the requirements of S74 Ch Ⅲ R 35.3, nor S74 Ch Ⅱ-2R 15.2.3. (ISM) Charts Charts- largest scale chart for previous and intended voyage not available on board. (AUS627) Monitoring of voyage or passage plan Only one method of position fixing used (GPS) for critical coastal navigation. Emergency Fire Pump and its pipes Second means of access secured on inside (as per Security Plan). Both airlock doors between engine room and emergency fire pump space not selfclosing. Both deficiencies not in accordance with S47 Ch. Sewage treatment plant Sewage treatment plant not being operated in accordance with manufactures instructions nor in accordance with vessels ISPP certificate. Plant empty with valve(Vv3) from separation compartment open a. Other (MARPOL Annex IV) Ocean drains tank being used as a sewage holding tank. Not listed on ISPP Certificate. Development of plans for shipboard The SMS does not ensure effective implementation of procedures and operations instructions for key shipboard operations concerning the safety of personnel, ship and environment, as evidenced by Deficiencies 1, 2. Resources and personnel Officers not familiar with procedures in event of ECDIS failure at time of inspection, procedures for ECDIS failure/ malfunction not documented in Charts Aus chart 627 for current voyage missing.

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澳大利亚木质包装材料检疫规则
澳大利亚是世界森林大国。

为了加强对森林病虫害的预防，确保本国森林资源的安全，同样对进口货物的木质包装材料制定了适合本国森林品种的检疫制度。

因它具体的检疫规则和要求几乎包含了世界各国规定的检疫内容，因而为许多国家所借鉴引用，现介绍如下：
1、检疫的品种和害虫
主要是针对木质包装材料中的黄几或胡蜂类害虫。

2、灭虫消毒的方法、标准和要求
（1）臭甲烷熏蒸。

具体规定如下：
温度（℃）剂量（克/立方米）熏蒸时间
21.0以上48 24
16.0以上56 24
11.0以上64 24
6.0以上48 24
1.0以上48 24
澳大利亚政府又规定，自2000年9月1日起对10℃以下的臭甲烷熏蒸效果不予认可。

（2）热处理
首先要对木材进行干热处理，使之水分含量达到12%以下，然后再进行74℃以上的湿热处理。

对不同厚度木材的热处理时间为：
木材厚度热处理时间
25mm以下4hr
50mm以下6hr
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Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service Changes to AQIS documentation requirements for the clearance of imported cargoThis notice is to advise that AQIS has recently undertaken a review of the documentaryrequirements for the clearance of imported cargo. The purpose of the review was to clarify and simplify the 'rules' under which documents used for the clearance of imported cargowere either acceptable or unacceptable to AQIS.Some of the changes having major impacts are:Change to the treatment of Plywood and Veneer packagingThe Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service (AQIS) has reviewed the acceptance of Newly Manufactured Plywood/ Veneer Certificates for Plywood and Veneer used as packaging material in all imported shipments.Currently Plywood and Veneer packaging requires a Newly Manufactured Plywood/ VeneerCertificate, confirming that the packaging has not been pre used, and is new. Further, the packaging must be shipped within 21 days of manufacture for plywood and veneer from Fiji, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vanuatu and Western Samoa and 3 months for Plywood and Veneer from all other countries to be released without further intervention from AQIS.AQIS has adopted a new policy for the acceptable treatment of Plywood and Veneer usedas packaging material.The following requirements will be introduced from the 1st of August 2009. All shipments entered on or after this day must meet the above new conditions where Plywood or Veneer packaging is used.Plywood and Veneer used as packaging material will require to be treated withan AQIS approved treatment prior to import or release from Quarantine. It will no longer be acceptable to use a Newly Manufactured Plywood Products Certificate.The ISPM 15 standards do not apply to Plywood and Veneer that has been used aspackaging material (e.g. pallets and crates). And as such these packaging materials require to be treated with an AQIS approved method / standard such as methyl bromide and supported by the appropriate certification / documentation. The Packing Declaration needs to be marked that timber packaging has been used.Failure to comply with these conditions will see consignments either ordered for an approved treatment, re-export or destruction.Where a Packing Declaration indicates that the timber used in an import shipment is marked as being ISPM 15 compliant but there is evidence that the packaging includes Plywood or Veneer, the shipment must be referred to AQIS for further assessm ent.Methyl bromide fumigation certificates – plastic wrapping declarationA plastic wrapping declaration is currently not a mandatory requirement on all methyl bromide fumigation certificatesAs of 1st August 2009 all treatm ent certificates issued for the fumigations using methyl bromide must include a Plastic Wrap Declaration.More details can be found in the “Minimum Documentary Requirements Policy” which can be accessed per the web link at the top of this noticeProhibited Packaging Materials StatementThe previously used “Straw Packaging Declaration” will no longer be acceptable and has been replaced by the “Prohibited Packaging Materials Statement” which must be issued by the packer or supplier of the goods. The extract from the non commodity policy docum ent which can be accessed via the web link above reads as follows13N O N-C O M M O D I T Y C O N C E R N S T A T E M E N T S(P A C K A G I N G M A T E R I A L S)P R O H I B I T E D P A C K A G I N G M A T E R I A L S T A T E M E N T(S U C H A S S T R A W,B A M B O O,P E A T,H A Y,C H A F F,U S E D F R U I T A N D V E G E T A B L E C A R T O N S E T C)Various cargo types require a statement indicating whether prohibited packaging material has been used in the packaging of the consignment as indicated at Section 9.The prohibited packaging material statement must read as follows:“Have prohibited packaging materials or bam boo products been used as packaging or dunnage in the consignment covered by this document?” Yes/NoAQIS will accept prohibited packaging material statements on the following documents: Packing declarationPacking List or InvoiceA Q I S A C T I O N I N R E L A T I O N T O P R O H IB I T E D P AC K A G I N G M A T E R I A L S T A T E M E N TNo further action is required for packaging concerns where an acceptable prohibited packaging material statement is provided. In all other instances, consignments will be directed for inspection and/or treatment.Attachment 1 provides an example of an acceptable packing declaration that includes the new statementAttachment 2 provides an example of an acceptable annual packing declaration. The revised requirements will not be enforced till 1st January 2010 to allow sufficient time for the reissues of these declarationsPlease note that these declarations / statements may only be supplied by the packer or supplier of the goodsFor any further enquiries please contact your Cargo Line Allport Pty Ltd office.(MUST be issued by the packer or supplier of the goods, and MUST include the company’sname AND address)FCL or LCL PACKING DECLARATIONVessel Name: ............................................................ Voyage Number: ...................... Consignment identifier(s) or Numerical Link(s): .......................................………………….. PROHIBITED PACKAGING MATERIAL STATEMENT(Prohibited packaging materials include straw, bamboo, peat, hay, chaff, used fruit and vegetable cartons etc).)Q1. Have prohibited packaging materials or bamboo products been used as packaging or dunnage in the consignment covered by this document?A1. YES NOTIMBER PACKAGING/DUNNAGE STATEMENT(Timber packaging/dunnage includes: crates, cases, pallets, skids, and any other timber used as a shipping aid.)Q2a. Has Timber packaging/dunnage been used in consignments covered by this document?A2a. YES NOISPM 15 STATEMENTQ2b. All timber packaging/dunnage used in the consignment has been treated and marked in compliance with ISPM 15?A2b. YES NOBARK STATEMENT(This is also applicable to ISPM 15 compliant packaging/dunnage. Bark is the external natural layer covering trees and branches.)Q3. Is all timber packaging/dunnage used in this consignment free from bark?A3. YES NOCLEANLINESS DECLARATION (For FCL consignments only)The container(s) covered by this document has/have been cleaned and is/are free from material of animal and/or plant origin and soil.Signed: .......................................……........... Date of Issue: .................................(MUST be issued by the packer or supplier of the goods, and MUST include the company’sname AND address)FCL or LCL ANNUAL PACKING DECLARATIONPROHIBITED PACKAGING MATERIAL STATEMENT(Prohibited packaging materials include straw, bamboo, peat, hay, chaff, used fruit and vegetable carton s etc.)Q1. Have prohibited packaging materials or bamboo products been used as packaging or dunnage in the consignment covered by this document?A1. YES NOTIMBER PACKAGING/DUNNAGE STATEMENT(Timber packaging/dunnage includes: crates, cases, pallets, skids, and any other timber used as a shipping aid.)Q2a. Has timber packaging/dunnage been used in consignments covered by this document? A2a. YES NOISPM 15 StatementQ2b. All timber packaging/dunnage used in the consignment has been treated andmarked in compliance with ISPM15 compliant stamps?A2b. YES NOBARK STATEMENT(This is also applicable to ISPM 15 compliance packaging/dunnage. Bark is the external natural layer covering trees and branches.)Q3. Is all timber packaging/dunnage used in this consignment, free from bark?A3. YES NOVALIDITY STATEMENTOn behalf of ........................................………………………… (Supplier’s Business Name), I hereby declare that the information and statements above are true and correct. This declaration is valid for 12 months from the date of issue and I undertake to immediately advise AQIS of any change to the information provided.CLEANLINESS DECLARATION (for FCL consignments only)All container(s) packed by this business for............................................................... (Importer’s Busin ess Name) and covered by this declaration will be cleaned free from residues of previous cargo and will be free from material of animal and/or plant origin and soil before packing.Signed: ............................................................ Date of Issue: ..........................................。