Port Kolaka

Pertamina Oil & LPG Terminal Kolaka is a private terminal owned by PT. Pertamina (Persero) – Marketing Operation Region VII and operated by Pertamina Marine Region VII Kolaka. Situated on the south edge of Kolaka Strait, the terminal serves the loading and unloading of Premium, Solar, and Pertamax.

Location Kolaka Strait, Kolaka, Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia

Terminal Pertamina Oil & LPG Terminal Kolaka

Berth 1 Operational Jetty

Operation Wind Limit 35 knots for cargo operations

Vessel Max 6,500 DWT, Max 105 meter LOA, Min Parallel Body Length 21 meters

Timezone UTC +08:00 (Central Indonesia Time / WITA)

Overview

This booklet is addressed to Masters, owners, operators, and agents of vessels calling at Pertamina Oil & LPG Terminal Kolaka. It provides minimum requirements for safe, pollution-free cargo transfer operations. It does not relieve the vessel or Master of responsibility for safe berthing, mooring, and sailing. Vessels not complying with requirements may be denied berthing or asked to leave.

Facilities | Services

Facilities

Berth & Containment Facilities:

1 Jetty (Dolphin type)
Cement containment area at manifold platform and receipt headers
Fire extinguishers at the berth (wheeled and handheld units)
Fire water and foam hydrants along the jetty trestle

Emergency & Pollution Response:

Oil spill response equipment and containment booms
Pertamina Kolaka Fire Brigade

Services

Terminal-assisted mooring
Ship/Shore Safety Checklist inspection (per ISGOTT)
Pre-transfer conference between vessel PIC and terminal PIC
Radio communication service
Oil Spill Response Team
Firefighting response
Security Level-based services

Vessel Information

Depth Alongside Berth 12 meters
Safe Draft 8.5 meters
Height of Jetty approx. 2.5 meters
Controlling UKC – Approaching Berth max. 1 meter
Controlling UKC – Alongside max. 0.7 meters
Max DWT 6,500 tons
Max LOA 105 meters
Minimum Parallel Body Length 21 meters
Jetty Type: Dolphin
Seabed Type: Sand/clay
Entrance Channel: 25 miles long, 150 meters wide; depth 10 – 16 meters

Port Regulations

PPE Requirement

Contractors on the berth are required to use a hard hat, safety shoes, and coverall.

Smoking Regulation

Smoking is prohibited within the entire terminal property.

Safety Inspection

Vessels are subject to Terminal Safety Inspection; failure to pass may result in the vessel being asked to leave the berth.

Pollution Prevention

Vessels must plug all scuppers and drains before transfer; the terminal maintains containment booms and oil spill response equipment.

Communication

Vessels must maintain radio communication with the terminal on VHF/UHF Channel 09, with hourly radio checks during operations.

Berthing Safety

Approach angle ? 5°, approach velocity ? 0.3 knots; hand steering required, auto-pilot prohibited unless approved by terminal.

ISPS Code Compliance

Access is limited to personnel, crew, pre-approved contractors, government agencies, agents, and inspectors; security procedures follow the Terminal Security Plan and current Security Level, displayed near the security post at each jetty.