Inshore Traffic Zone. Navigational lane which lies between a TSS and the coast. Can only be used by ships calling a port or place inside the zone.

United States Code of Federal Regulations

National oil and hazardous substances pollution Contigency Plan.

Space between adjacent frames, on the bottom of a tanker.

Automated Radar Plotting Aid system to assist the watorchkeeper using the radar for collision prevention.

Citizens Advisory Council

Amsterdam-Rotterdam-Antwerp-Gent Range

Length Between Perpendiculars

American Waterway Operators. The national trade association for the barge and towing industry and the shipyards employed in the repair and construction of these craft.

Boiler

British Thermal Unit

Lloyd's Open Form. Salvage contract type. Revised regularly in order to reward the work of tug involved with the salvage of laden tankers.

Keel To Mast

Automated Damage Control.

Officer of the watch

Bulk Carrier, Equipped for Carriage of Vehicles.

Bulk Carrier or Tanker,Sapbalic Acid.

SAID [sic] of the wind when it changes. Also, to slack a cable and let it run out. (See PAY.) To veer and haul, is to haul and slack alternately on a rope, as in warping, until the vessel or boat gets headway.

Percent

Anchor Handling Tug Supply Vessel.