• Notice to Mariners
• Buoyage & Beaconage
• Navigation aims
• Humber Passage Plan
• Ship Towage Tugs
• Shipping Movements
• Chart Catalogue

These are the local Notices to Mariners currently in force, all others are either cancelled or sufficiently promulgated.

Standing Notices to Mariners INDEX - Standing Notice to Mariners Index SH.1 - General Directions for Navigation in the Humber SH.2 - Associated British Ports Vessel Traffic Services Humber Harbour Area SH.3 - Notice to Mariners, Owners and their Agents of Vessels Intending to Navigate the Humber SH.4 - Associated British Ports - Pilotage Service Humber Pilotage Area SH.5 - Notice to Ships’ Masters Intending to Navigate the Humber and Claiming Exemption from Compulsory Pilotage, by Reason of Length or by Possession of Pilotage Exemption Certificate SH.6 - The Dangerous Substances in Harbour Areas Regulations 1987 SH.7 - The Merchant Shipping (Vessel Traffic Monitoring and Reporting Requirements) Regulations 2004 SH.8 - River Humber Tank Washing and Gas Freeing SH.9 - River Humber Bunkering Operation and Transfer of Slops Operations SH.10 - Notice to Barge Owners and Operators Dangerous Substances in Harbour Areas Regulations 1987 SH.11 - The Merchant Shipping (Oil Pollution Preparedness, Response and Co-Operation Convention) Regulations 1998 SH.12 - River Humber - Notice to Ship Masters and Pilots Regarding Reporting Procedure SH.13 - Entry and Departure from Designated Anchorages Within The Humber Harbour Area SH.14 - V.H.F. Communications SH.15 - Dangers in the use of Vhf Radio in Collision Avoidance SH.16 - Use of Vhf Channel 17 SH.17 - Notice to Ships Masters and Pilots Hawke Anchorage Vhf Channels SH.18 - Navigation Safety SH.19 - Restrictions on Certain Vessels Navigating the Humber in Poor Visibility SH.20 - Notice to Ship Masters and Pilots Navigating the Rivers Humber, Ouse and Trent – Reporting of Incidents SH.21 - Notice to Ships Masters and Agents British Transport Docks Act 1972 Section 7(2)(C) SH.22 - Entry to Immingham Docks SH.23 - Immingham Oil Terminal SH.24 - Humber Navigation Byelaw No. 12 Of 1990 - Vessels not to Obstruct Fairways SH.25 - Illegal Practice of Securing Vessels to Floating Marks in the River Humber SH.26 - Laying of Unauthorised Buoys or Floating Marks SH.27 - Position of Moored Floating Marks SH.28 - Use of Automatic Pilot SH.29 - Pilot Ladders and Hoists SH.30 - Notice to Shipowners, Agents, Masters and Pilots Dredged Depth in the Sunk Dredged Channel SH.31 - Outer Approaches - Dredging Operations SH.32 - Trent and Ouse - Procedures for Leisure/Recreational Craft in Distress Primarily West of the Humber Bridge and in the Lower Reaches of the Rivers Trent and Ouse. SH.33 - Notice to Ships Masters (Purchase Of Charts) SH.34 - River Humber - Passing Immingham Jetties SH.35 - River Humber - King George Dock, Hull Manoeuvring Guidelines for Standard Vessels Arriving or Sailing SH.36 - River Humber - Inner Approaches Traffic Separation Scheme - Departing Deep Draught Vessels SH.37 - River Humber - Diving Operations/Request for Permission to Dive SH.38 - River Humber - Vessels Carrying out Maintenance Work Whilst in the Humber Harbour Area SH.39 - River Humber - Vessels Bound for Salt End Jetties and King George Dock SH.40 - Information for Masters and Pilots on Berthing Procedures SH.41 - General direction to shipping - River Humber approaches

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