Notice of Readiness

A Notice of Readiness (“NOR”) is a notification by the vessel that she is ready to start the charter service (upon delivery) or is ready to load or discharge cargo. Giving an NOR has two purposes: (i) to inform the charterers that the vessel is at their disposal; and (ii) to start the running of hire or laytime.

[marinaalex]

Тимур скоро станет художником-мультипликатором! Сто пудов!

[ДмитрийДмитрий-ди]

Уважение людям, которые могут мыслить на нескольких языках.

[S.Kostan_]

NOR tendered not only to Charterers but first of all to the shippers via Agent, i.e to Terminal. Charterers usualy mentioned in CC

[판사님저는오늘만삽니]

i have a question sir.
why some vessel do re-tendered NOR while waiting for berthing?

*while waiting in anchorage, not shifting to next port.

[concordocean]

Concerning the time frame, would the hour of the day of NOR be commenced at local time in the load port or Greenwich mean time, if charter party didn't express it clearly. Thanks.

[ronaldsmith]

Hello capt. Is it advisable that the NOR be tender when vessel EOSP or must wait to be alongside? Thank you in advance.

[arihercilionunes]

Hello, could you please teach us about the differences between pich propellers and angle propellers in a vídeo? Best regards and congratulations for the vídeos you have been posted

[gustianur]

master please making video on port abt discarge... thanks