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The Pulau Baai Fuel Terminal is a petroleum fuel distribution terminal owned by Pertamina Marine Region II, located within the Pulau Baai Port area in Bengkulu City. This terminal serves vessel berthing, fuel handling (loading and unloading), and energy distribution activities for Bengkulu and its surrounding areas.
Terminal BBM Pulau Baai – Pertamina Marine Region
1 Operational Jetties
24 Hours Operation
Max DWT: 6.500 DWT, Max LOA: 105 m
UTC +7 (WIB)
Pulau Baai Fuel Terminal is one of Pertamina's key energy distribution hubs, located within the Pulau Baai Port area in Bengkulu. The terminal operates a single jetty dedicated to fuel receipt and distribution activities. Vessel operations are supported by a mandatory pilotage system, designated inner and outer anchorage areas, and comprehensive navigational aids to ensure operational safety and compliance with international standards.
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All personnel must wear standard PPE: safety helmets, safety shoes, coveralls, safety glasses, and life jackets on the jetty.
Smoking is strictly prohibited across all terminal, jetty, fuel storage, and hazardous areas.
Vessels must complete a mandatory Ship/Shore Safety Checklist (SSSCL) and meet all terminal regulations before cargo transfer.
Vessels must comply with marine pollution procedures. The terminal is equipped with OSRE (oil booms, skimmers, dispersant pumps, containment bags, sorbents, and chemicals) for spill response.
All operational communications must use VHF/UHF radio coordinated with the terminal, pilot, and port authorities.
Berthing and unberthing maneuvers require mandatory pilotage, following terminal instructions while accounting for tides, currents, and jetty operational limits.
