7BJoint Industry - Government Guidelines for the Control of Oil Tankers and Bulk Chemical Carriers in the Ice Control Zones of Eastern Canada (JIGs) TP15163

These Guidelines apply to all laden oil tankers and to tankers carrying liquid chemicals in bulk when proceeding through an active Ice Control Zone in Eastern Canadian waters and fishing zones south of 60° North. The Canadian Coast Guard may declare any ice control zone to be an active Ice Control Zone and promulgate this information via Navigational Warning and Notices to Mariners. When proceeding through an active Ice Control Zone, all ships to which the Guidelines apply should, have on board at least one "Ice Advisor", who meets the requirements as prescribed in JIGs. Joint Industry - Government Guidelines for the Control of Oil Tankers and Bulk Chemical Carriers in the Ice Control Zones of Eastern Canada (JIGs) TP15163

Figure: Eastern Canada Ice Control Zones

Map showing colors to distinguish individual Ice Control Zones in eastern Canada from Newfoundland to Nova Scotia, encompassing the Gulf of St. Lawrence.Map showing colors to distinguish individual Ice Control Zones

Authority: Canadian Coast Guard and Transport Canada

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