Port Siam Maspion

PT. Siam Maspion Terminal (SMT) is a joint-venture company between PT Maspion Investindo and SCG Chemicals (Singapore) Pte. Ltd., located within Maspion Industrial Estate, Manyar, Gresik, East Java. Established in 1996 and in commercial operation since 1998, the terminal provides jetty facilities for the loading and unloading of liquid and gas chemical, petrochemical, dry-bulk, and general cargo. Full ISPS Code implementation has been in place since July 2004.

Location Maspion Industrial Estate, Manyar, Gresik, East Java, Indonesia — situated on Madura Bay, on the northeast coast of Java Island.

Terminal PT. Siam Maspion Terminal (SMT)

Berth 6 Jetties

Operation 24-hour operation

Vessel Min/Max 500 – 70,000 DWT; Min/Max 80 – 240 m LOA

Timezone UTC +07:00

Overview

Siam Maspion Terminal is a multi-purpose liquid, gas, dry-bulk, and general-cargo jetty facility serving manufacturing companies within Maspion Industrial Estate and the surrounding area. The terminal is ISPS Code compliant (SoCPF No. 02-0339-DN) and operates six jetties handling vessels from 500 to 70,000 DWT.

Facilities | Services

Facilities

6 jetties with mooring/breasting dolphins and trestles
2 fire-fighting platforms with seawater fire pumps (2 × 350 m³/hr) and 5,000-liter AFFF foam tanks
Diesel generator set (200 kVA); fresh-water reservoir (500,000 liters)
Hydrant pillars
portable extinguishers
SCBA sets
Eye/body washers
Emergency fire-brigade trucks (2 units)
Ambulance
Amergency golf car
Oil boom (200 m) and oil-spill response equipment
Pipe racks and causeways connecting jetties to onshore storage

Services

Loading
Unloading of liquid
Gas chemical
Petrochemical
Dry-bulk
General cargo
Vessel berthing
Mooring coordination via Jetty Master
Radio communication
Traffic coordination (VHF channels 11–16)
Bunkering/fuel supply at Jetty 4 and Jetty 6
Shipment scheduling
Berth allocation for customer vessels

Vessel Information

Max sea depth -4.5 to -11.0 m LWS (
Min/Max Parallel Body Length 17 – 70 m
Jetty Type: Dolphin berth (mooring & breasting dolphins)
Pilotage: Coordinated via Pilot Station at Karang Jamuang
Tug Assistance: Required
Navigation Hazards: Not specified in source

Port Regulations

PPE Requirement

All personnel and visiting crew are required to wear appropriate personal protective equipment while in the jetty and operational areas.

Smoking Regulation

Smoking is strictly prohibited on the jetty and its approaches at all times; onboard smoking is confined to designated areas and must cease immediately during a leak or emergency alarm.

Safety Inspection

Vessels must be in good repair with all equipment functioning correctly, and are subject to a joint ship/shore safety and pollution checklist prior to and during cargo operations.

Pollution Prevention

Operations must follow established procedures for preventing oil and chemical pollution, supported by an on-site oil-spill response inventory.

Communication

Vessels must maintain VHF radio contact with the Terminal Central Control Room (CCR, call sign PKD-374) and designated marine traffic channels at all times.